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vaxintar
3y ago
Completely broken with my i3 setup
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vaxintar
3y ago
23/24 but there was a few I just got lucky, Clédial got me because I didn't expect a drug to have an accent.
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vaxintar
3y ago
I disagree, it is if you need the goods to buy supplies for you to work. If I need syringes to work, national syringes costs 3 usd a pack (and they are out of stock) and I can get the same pack for 85 cents in Chile, I'll exchange peso
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vaxintar
3y ago
What I can't afford is to deal with a regressive tax legislation [], while trying to get US currency in the black market [2] to save and pay for imported goods and without a line of credit because the rate is ~190% and inflation ~130%
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vaxintar
3y ago
If I pay taxes I can't pay wages.
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vaxintar
3y ago
If those unjust laws were changed what makes you think that regressive tax laws that keep coming up year after year won't be changed in the future? >And there are mechanisms to challenge laws you don’t like that don’t involve simply
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vaxintar
3y ago
Ahh, now I got you. Perhaps it's against the written law, but I think in most countries I am aware of, laws are subject to the judges' interpretation.
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vaxintar
3y ago
I think tax evasion won't ever work as mechanism to fight tyrannical governments because it's your neighbor who suffer the lack of funds, not the ruling class.
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vaxintar
3y ago
Maybe you have a heavy US centric point of view? I don't condone tax evasion, but if I can't work because the State wants to go broke before I can even start running my business sorry but no one will do it.
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3y ago
??? The workers are the ones who can't get a job because of the "worker protection laws" you evoke, so you clearly don't understand the problems of Latin America. This structure only gives them an incentive to travel hun
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3y ago
Because to hand over the money I'd need to travel 1000 KMs [1]. And if you want to know "why you don't simply transfer through a bank?" I encourage you to read the Corralito wiki. Just before the Corralito ended, there w
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vaxintar
3y ago
Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man. If you associate crypto only with shitcoins maybe your twitter bubble is a bit fucked up.
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3y ago
>in the rest of the world is a harm Have you ever considered what might happen if that distant, authoritarian state suddenly appeared within your country? It has happened many times before, and I don't see why we should think it won
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3y ago
Tax evasion for a business that makes less than 5k usd a year in reveneu? If you think that's a crime you are delusional about the uses of money. Crypto allow me to create a structure where people can work in an animal health control f
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3y ago
Thanks to Ethereum (and specially now that there are L2s which have cheaper tx costs) I can distribute revenue from my business between different types of collaborators, without incurring in paying 120% in taxes for having "employees&q
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3y ago
Zoning changes between countries, states, provinces, districts, cities, municipalities, and neighborhoods! In my country, there's an even longer list of exceptions to the zoning rules, and that's just at the federal level. I bet i
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3y ago
For some people crypto is the only way to keep their wealth away from the hands of faulty and corrupt governments.
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vaxintar
4y ago
I've noticed the same phenomenon where I live in Patagonia. Two weeks ago, my wife noticed that some trees were changing their leaf colors earlier than usual, which isn't too surprising. But then we noticed that wild apple trees a
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4y ago
People of Color Of color black, of color brown, etc
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4y ago
ICs?
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4y ago
>This issue could be solved tomorrow by legislation if governments would cooperate and work to do so. Again, many countries around the globe don't have a functional government capable of produce such legislation _tomorrow_.
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5y ago
I'm currently contributing at Alchemist ( https://alchemist.wtf ) which has an inflationary token: 1% of current total supply is minted every 14 days. Half of this inflation is redistributed to crucible holders (wallets) that