However, the fact that I am anti-taxation and anti-fiat currency doesn't mean that I am oblivious to the fact that I must give the government those pieces of paper to live.
I'm not anti-taxation, you're just too gormless to understand me correctly. I'm anti-fascist, and become aggravated when I read phrases like:
This requirement is forced at the point of a gun.
And:
The US dollar is, at its core, a type of ticket that you must give to the government to allow you to live.
If you think the government is consisted of somewhat Gods who can enforce their sentiments unquestionably, restrict people arbitrarily and encroach every kind of civil right, then you're as anti-freedom as is humanly possible. It's justified to not see any value if you don't value freedom, privacy - human rights in general. But that's just your opinion of how this world works; and you can keep it, thanks.
There are millions of other people who don't think quite as you do. Those who value these virtues acknowledge why bitcoin is valuable. I don't gain censorship resistance whenever I use a credit card; the transaction can be reversed if the merchant is disapproved from the government. I don't gain privacy (or even pseudo-privacy) whenever I use a fiat currency online; financial institutions sell you out the sooner that is possible. I'm not protected by arbitrary inflation with fiat currency.
You do get these with bitcoin; you have your rights respected.
And that's before we even begin on how it works more efficiently than the banking system. I can now send money across the world,
with no intermediaries,
nearly instantly, with
nearly zero fees in a
privacy-oriented way. If you still find no value, you're willingly ignoring the benefits. The problem lies with you.