That is one thing that I think some bitcoins make a mistake on.

It's where they have anarcho-utopianism.

There is not a world without a functioning government.

It just does not exist.

The fact that the public sector is supposed to ask nicely of the private sector for money

when they want to do something on behalf of collective

is really how it's supposed to work right because how can the beast grow if it doesn't have money

removing the money printer from federal government moves us back toward being the constitutional

republic we were founded as reading any particular libert book, I would say that the Bible is a liberty-based book.

On the other hand, let's say we're paying our taxes in Bitcoin, and we get to watch the money move through the system.

That is something that's fascinating.

Government would not like that.

They don't have the money to do what their heart desires. And there's an authoritarian in all of us.

Of course, yeah.

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