@JBTheCryptoKing Impossible to ban privacy coins, or to regulate Crypto. Regulations and laws fail when they cannot be enforced. It will be orders of magnitude more difficult to enforce laws against crypto than to enforce laws against smoking weed.
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My Crypto goals drive the IRS mad. Privacy coins will obsolete income taxes. Can't tax money you cant see, and I promote this as a good thing. The SEC is legally failing in their power grab so It's up to the IRS now to silence me. I've called them out. They will come. You'll see.
@WillOphuis Word!
@Sabri2me Ty
@Sabri2me Thank you
@Trader_Bighouse It is possible. But keep in mind: the Hovernment itself kay change. It may change into our servant instead of our Master.
@hodlrrr Lol
@ryanTHEtiger Yes. This i know better than anyone.
@dmburrows More than likely.
@cryptoshah Thank you
@TimReillyPoker Pay for services, like many governments: road use, national park access, etc.
@dorndornson No sir. We had no income taxes prior to the Civil War and yet we were a world powet. There are thousands of ways to fund a givernment besides income taxes. Pay for service is one way: pay for road use by mileage, pay to access National parks, etc.,
@BrosefStalin48 You don't like Joseph?
@MPK67 I don't live in another country. Please use your brain when on this page. We are all thinkers here.
@namjachoi We had none here in America prior to the Civil War. Pkease look it up. I have no time to educate you on the many ways to fund a government.
@4xcypher We had no income tax in the U.S. prior to the Civil War. There are uncountable alternativrs. Look it up and educate yourself.
@alkoholiver Ar some point Fiat will disappear