>>Currency is the lifeblood of the system known as a state, Correct, which is the primary reason I oppose it. I consider the state to be part of the problem w

>>Currency is the lifeblood of the system known as a state, Correct, which is the primary reason I oppose it. I consider the state to be part of the problem with human society >>what exactly would you consider an alternative? I dont proscribe a single "alternative" nor do I believe an single alternative should be mandated by a state, nor do I believe it is the proper role of a state to control the medium of exchange