FYI: This is one of the goons behind Coin Validation, whom are seeking to destroy essential Bitcoin features like fungibility and even decentralization, while profiting from regulation and compliance.
We don't need his kind in this space.
I concur.
From the above:
In an interview with Forbes, the highly-successful business man suggested digital currency could be the future of democracy in some respects.
I feel like citizens are fed up with banksters, he told the Forbes reporter over lunch. We need to live in a more transparent, free democracy. The more secretive America becomes, the more dangerous it is.
The key to this transparent and free democracy, he says, involves bitcoin which has grown significantly over the past eighteen months.
The banks are going to be scratching their heads, he added.
Democracy has to do with majority rule. Do you really want majority rule? In majority rule, if you are in the 49%, then you are forced to do what the 51% has decided, whether you like it or not. The wealthy like
democracy, because they can manipulate the majority.Bitcoin is not like that. Bitcoin has to do with the true description of anarchy. Bitcoin is freedom for ALL. Bitcoin has to do with, "If you like my form of freedom better - my fork - then use my client."
Bitcoin is totally anti-democracy!