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<blockquote data-quote="typtre" data-source="post: 1368943" data-attributes="member: 19135">Gold was once &quot;set in stone&quot; at $35/oz after Roosevelt took a dump on the entire American people forcing them to sell all their gold at $25/oz. Then for no reason at all (not really <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />) the Americans decided the dollar was no longer gonna be backed by gold. But gold is still recognized as money around the entire world.If the almighty Government decides Bitcoin is now illegal, what are you gonna do with your censored Comcast monopoly Internet-backed currency at Walmart when Walmart is not allowed to transact in Bitcoin? The cronies in the EU is now discussing banning Bitcoin because a digital currency needs to be &quot;safe&quot; and &quot;protected&quot;. Agenda 2030 has only room for one digital currency and it will be centrally planned and backed by nothing but force.Will you be able to VPN and Tor transact Bitcoin to your friendly potato-farming farmer because you want food and he really wants Bitcoin so that he can purchase a new tractor from the Bitcoin Black Market?I understand gold can be confiscated and outlawed, but it's much harder to control and track under the Unification Board-dystopia fast approaching.Does the Bitcoin Standard cover this?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="typtre, post: 1368943, member: 19135"] Gold was once "set in stone" at $35/oz after Roosevelt took a dump on the entire American people forcing them to sell all their gold at $25/oz. Then for no reason at all (not really :)) the Americans decided the dollar was no longer gonna be backed by gold. But gold is still recognized as money around the entire world. If the almighty Government decides Bitcoin is now illegal, what are you gonna do with your censored Comcast monopoly Internet-backed currency at Walmart when Walmart is not allowed to transact in Bitcoin? The cronies in the EU is now discussing banning Bitcoin because a digital currency needs to be "safe" and "protected". Agenda 2030 has only room for one digital currency and it will be centrally planned and backed by nothing but force. Will you be able to VPN and Tor transact Bitcoin to your friendly potato-farming farmer because you want food and he really wants Bitcoin so that he can purchase a new tractor from the Bitcoin Black Market? I understand gold can be confiscated and outlawed, but it's much harder to control and track under the Unification Board-dystopia fast approaching. Does the Bitcoin Standard cover this? [/QUOTE]

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