The biggest criminals in the world have biking licenses of their own.

They don't need to money launder. They own H.S. B.C. and that money londers for them. Keep in mind, this isn't a matter of evil people doing evil things.

This is a matter of systemic corruption. And know your government. Guess what? They're funding the war

criminals. They're funding the terrorists. They're paying the arms dealers. And they're

doing it using the banking system that they're supposedly

doing oversight on. There will always be criminal activity that's part of

society. Changing the way money works only ends up punishing the innocent.

If the government can watch everything you do,

they can watch every time you spend money.

Their ability to control your behavior is enormous, and it will put people at the mercy of

a system in which at a flick of a binary switch you can become a non-person.

Went to the wrong website, attended the wrong protest, associated with the wrong

political party, expressed support for the wrong idea

off you no longer exist. That scenario A. Scenario B is a world in which we have a fully connected economy using a four Scen requiring no qualification to enter or access the system and not under the control of any government or bank.

That's what Bitcoin offers.