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7/21/2025, 7:23:51 PM
>>60668563
>have you ever considered your “marketing” tactic is literally encouraging people to break the law? Either current laws or soon to be laws like EU 2027?
Welcome to agorism, bro!
Selling off the books is technically breaking the law. Buying contraband is technically breaking the law. But laws that can't reasonably be enforced are meaningless. And end-to-end encryption (PGP/XMR/Tor/I2P) makes enforcing such laws unenforceable at scale.
>implicit inducements to break the law?
Are you new here? Read the room, brah.
>And you think this is a good thing as opposed to benefiting from a completely tried and true method of capturing attention through a token mechanism and saving for the future?
Yeah, "save in XMR and pray you'll somehow figure out a way back to fiat when all the easy off-ramps are gone".
Monero is not going to be tolerated by governments for much longer, there is not going to be any concessions given here. We're going underground whether you like it or not.
>impossible for lawmakers in the future to argue that there are legitimate reasons for using privacy tokens.
lol the State giveth and the State taketh away. Lobbying for concessions is pointless. Permissionless is the ONLY way.
>THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT A FED WOULD DO
NAILED IT!
>have you ever considered your “marketing” tactic is literally encouraging people to break the law? Either current laws or soon to be laws like EU 2027?
Welcome to agorism, bro!
Selling off the books is technically breaking the law. Buying contraband is technically breaking the law. But laws that can't reasonably be enforced are meaningless. And end-to-end encryption (PGP/XMR/Tor/I2P) makes enforcing such laws unenforceable at scale.
>implicit inducements to break the law?
Are you new here? Read the room, brah.
>And you think this is a good thing as opposed to benefiting from a completely tried and true method of capturing attention through a token mechanism and saving for the future?
Yeah, "save in XMR and pray you'll somehow figure out a way back to fiat when all the easy off-ramps are gone".
Monero is not going to be tolerated by governments for much longer, there is not going to be any concessions given here. We're going underground whether you like it or not.
>impossible for lawmakers in the future to argue that there are legitimate reasons for using privacy tokens.
lol the State giveth and the State taketh away. Lobbying for concessions is pointless. Permissionless is the ONLY way.
>THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT A FED WOULD DO
NAILED IT!
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