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Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
realr0ach
on 15/10/2017, 16:03:32 UTC
Agreed we strive to understand how to live in harmony and not just destroy each other, but putting ideologues in charge with their aliasing error as follows meaning we get Frankenstein horrific outcomes

I would say anyone who supports bitcoin or anything blockchain related falls into that category.  For instance, bitcon transactions are not blinded and the system has built-in middlemen (transaction validators/miners).  If I have a gold or silver coin on my table, I'm not required to ask anyone permission or pay anyone extortion fees in order to be able to spend or trade with it.  Bitcon is the exact opposite.  In order to be able to do anything with a bitcon (since transactions aren't blinded), I'm not only required to ask permission to a centralized transaction validator, but also required to pay extortion fees to them (which they can artificially raise to the moon) to do anything with it.

Taxation is a similar issue in the area of theft/extortion:

Did you cite to Jamie Dimon why you aren't required to pay any tax/extortion to the Pharisee/Ashkenazi fake Jews at the fed from the profit?

http://www.quora.com/What-did-Jesus-mean-when-he-said-Render-unto-Caesar-the-things-which-are-Caesars-and-unto-God-the-things-that-are-Gods

"The governor was Pilate, who was also procurator, responsible to Rome for the collection of "Caesar's tax" in Judea. The chief priests who sent the spies were confident Jesus would condemn Caesar's tax, for taxation is identical to extortion and a violation of the Commandment of God, "Thou shall not steal?" The Commandment does not exempt the State nor its tax collectors from its unequivocal prohibition."

For the religious nuts who keep posting in this thread (Coincube), Jesus is essentially defining forced taxation by the state as extortion and theft - paying tribute to a false god (Caesar).  So if bitcon is not only a permissioned system (from transactions not being blinded and transaction validators being designed to centralize), but also has a taxation and extortion system built-in, then you should probably not be using it.