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  1. 09-14-2020, 11:09 PM #1
    James_Madison_Lives
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    How Can Rand Fight Against Coming Pure Digital Currency?

    Looks like it's coming, as RFK Jr. lays out the logic and incredible evil. Step out of line, your account gets frozen. RFK Jr. says "You starve. End of dissent."

    I'm not giving up yet though. Let's strategize. What can liberty congressmen like Rand and Massie do to outlaw this before it comes? Proposed bill language?

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    Easy.. end the capital gains tax and keep bitcoin legal. The biggest restriction in the US on crypto right now are the tax laws.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dannno View Post
    Easy.. end the capital gains tax and keep bitcoin legal. The biggest restriction in the US on crypto right now are the tax laws.
    Bingo. I would add that removing all federal tax liabilities on bartering would help as well.

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    Pull the plug. Get a Tom Tom. Do not make your data available. Develop an encrypted VPN type system for all your data. Why does this video only have 90 views? I never thought I would like what I heard a modern day Kennedy say. They got that National Coin Shortage forcing people to use exact change or Debit/Credit card only. Cash only flowing one way these days.
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