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Mick Parker · Súil Eile
They'll allow us anything we want as long as we hand up control ... or at least the color of anything we want.
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Todd Keller
"...PERSON in Bitcoin..." . Shouldn't be a problem.
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Scott Duncan
Really? Will they then go after every important person in water?
There is no "important person" in BitCoin, and the very title of the article, reveals a PROFOUND ignorance as to what MONEY and Bitcoin IS.
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David Johansen
sounds like a polite way of saying they are going to rape the market players.
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Robert Cormier
Does this mean that the government intends to make Bitcoin legal tender?
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Pete Daoust
PERSONS has nothing to do with bitcoins, this has been confirmed by Fucks the Puppy which have some bitcoins in his virtual wallet.....
And what is it that a PERSON have to do to deserve the IMPORTANT title on it... ?? :/
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Mick Parker · Súil Eile
registration!! Bitcoin is not within the jurisdiction of new yorks financial regulator, no case to answer....so just sabre rattling?
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Todd Keller
I accentuated the word "PERSON" because the heading said, "every important person got subpoenaed..." The names are being subpoenaed. Pretty easy to deal with.
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Pete Daoust
sub·poe·na (s-pn)
n.
A writ requiring appearance in court to give testimony.
tr.v. sub·poe·naed, sub·poe·na·ing, sub·poe·nas
To serve or summon with such a writ.
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Pete Daoust
Give testimony regarding WHAT and regarding WHO ?
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Pete Daoust
Anyway....Anyone has a few Bitcoins they would like to trade ? :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
no thanks that looks like a lot of debt... ;-)
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Pete Daoust
Mmmhhhh....Jason F. LeBlanc, think about it another 10 minutes :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
oh I know it's money of exchange as well...
I was thinking along the lines of we value the wrong things...
and valuing money as it stands today might be the wrong thing... ;-)
Exchanging it to a crypto currency to escape the whole legal tender issue...
We only need it when we spend it...
That amount of cash is impractical...
Security and safety issues....
It's much easier to use that large amount of money of account thru a debit card...
Then there is a expression from my Good Buddy Ralph...
"Nothing says I love you like cold hard cash..."
Just started me thinking about how all money is debt...
is all..
and a bad joke perhaps?
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Pete Daoust
I was thinking along the lines of we value the wrong things..So, you are saying that this pile of bank notes is a wrong thing ? :/
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
We have been taught to value debt...
nothing tangible it is all based on the promise to pay... Enabling the current monetary system to thrive with huge disparities and corruption...
It puts us in the jurisdiction of the particular states legal tender...
It seems to one of the main things we value and if we think wrong and value the wrong things...
I do know we need a medium of exchange to live and provide for ourselves... But ALL money is debt...
So it has led me to this line of reasoning...
What to do about it?
That is one of the reasons I value this group
it is teaching me to think different...
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I seek Credit instead Of Debt.... in my accounts...
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
But that means in the current system someone is responsible for the debt.... so we are being shown how to hold the current de-facto government accountable for that debt... is my thinking at this point.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
To be able to be in the centre of the hurricane, the eye of the storm where it is calm and peaceful.
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Pete Daoust
The SURETY should ALWAYS be responsible for any debt, so let the SURETY do the accounting :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
That is what happens with the lien on the name...
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
They have many tricks to attach surety, they speak a different language, they presume until told otherwise you are the TRUSTEE ( SURETY) of the NAME.
The notice of mistake takes care of that...
A TRUST becomes the instrument of commerce, by proxy thru the corp... It has it's own law... Whatever you say it is.. I like that,
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Pete Daoust
They have many tricks to attach surety...NOT ANYMORE :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Muhahahahaha :-D
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Pete Daoust
Anyone ever exchanged bitcoins using paypal funds in here ?
Blake Gardner
There may be something to running our business, not for profit, like government and organized religion...?
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