Quote from: findftp on November 21, 2015, 03:02:39 PM

Quote from: Ibian on November 21, 2015, 02:30:15 PM

And no, I am not afraid. Why would I be? I live on a boat and sail around europe, if shit gets too hot I can just move. And I can live anywhere so relocating is not a concern either. This is not about me and never has been. It's about you, and everyone else. We are losing our countries and you are just pointing and laughing. You are being suicidal and don't even know it. Or possibly don't care. Do you not care at all if you become a minority in your own country?

The whole country concept is almost obsolete already.
I don't give a FUCK about the country I live in because it's NOT MINE.
It's just a place I live (ruled by lying cunts with guns), nothing more.

I travelled to a few places this year and the contrast I experienced really showed how the country concept is breaking down.

I went to Thailand for the first time, after waiting in different cues and paying a visa charge, I get in a taxi. Between my hotel and the airport, the taxi is stopped at a military checkpoint, and some guys with guns point their flashlights inside the car, blinding me for a second. We are waved on. I get to the hostel, and take a walk around the block. Two policemen see me and stop me on the street, and pat me down for 'weapons', ask me a bunch of questions, where was I staying, where is my passport. Not long after I left Bangkok, a bomb went off at a MRT station I passed by. It is difficult to keep track of the number of factions that are vying to run the country.

A week before, I arrived in Hong Kong. No charge to enter, no questions asked. I collect a stamp and I've grabbed my bags within minutes, buy a ticket for a train, and I'm in Kowloon. A few hawkers on the street trying to sell you a Rolex, but that's it. You're in a sprawling city, and it has it's own identity. No 'Government' is in your face. Take the train to nearby Shenzen though, and you're in different world. For a Chinese Visa, you need to submit your itinerary in advance to travel there.

Anyway, all we need is more places like Hong Kong, that accept Bitcoin. That would be nice