@waltercool the eternal truth: nobody wants the english around 
@waltercool actually it would amuse me greatly if i could finagle a business that operated solely on XMR and just tell everyone worldwide to eat glass.
"noooo our jurisdictionenoes"
legal in burger, cope
buh
"noooo our jurisdictionenoes" legal in burger, cope buh
@waltercool mostly because its fucking hilarious the idea that the IRS comes to do a penalty audit or something and it turns out you've been fully complying with all the laws the whole time and they're like
well what was the fucking point of transacting in BTC if you're still paying taxes
its about the message
well what was the fucking point of transacting in BTC if you're still paying taxes its about the message
@icedquinn I think you can do that in some places of New Hampshire.
There are places with a circular economy enough to survive only with crypto and get paid in crypto. They also use cashbacks
There are places with a circular economy enough to survive only with crypto and get paid in crypto. They also use cashbacks
@waltercool i'm sure there are ways to finagle it but it would also take people more social than me.
crypto and taler are legal you just have to pay tax. the game here is basically operating so painfully legally that the 'its just for drugs bro' retards get pushed off the stage and baiting mastercard to commit antitrust by pitching a fit about you handling XMR.
per the actual law they should lose that fight, but reality is very different.
crypto and taler are legal you just have to pay tax. the game here is basically operating so painfully legally that the 'its just for drugs bro' retards get pushed off the stage and baiting mastercard to commit antitrust by pitching a fit about you handling XMR.
per the actual law they should lose that fight, but reality is very different.
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@icedquinn @waltercool GNU Taler is designed to be taxable and black/gray market unfriendly. The only problem is that it requires banks to implement it in order for it to be used.
