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December 26, 2015, 07:08:38 PM
The second one is definitely a threat, but not necessarily the first one, making them nonsynonymous.
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December 26, 2015, 07:03:09 PM
Your statements are not synonymous and only the second one could reasonably be construed as a threat.

Ok maybe the switch in your mind didnt got triggered yet. Let's be reasonable not all mobs kill first, especially not the profitable businessman in their territory. They might rough people up first, after all they dont want to kill their profitable subjects, so let me rephrase the 2 statements

Show me the difference between these 2 statements:

1) "Failure to pay your tax in your country is punishable by putting bracelets on your hands, kidnapping you against your will, putting you in a (police) van and then sending you in a cage"

2) "Failure to pay the protection racket to the local maffia boss in their territory is punishable by putting ropes on your hands (and ducktape on your mouth), kidnapping you against your will, putting you in a (mobster) van and then sending you in a cage (to rough you up)"


There might be some minor aesthetical differences like the difference between a police van and a mobster van, but it's only a difference in style.
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December 26, 2015, 06:53:58 PM
Your statements are not synonymous and only the second one could reasonably be construed as a threat.

EDIT: RealBitcon, don't keep editing your posts afterwards, unless their meaning remain the same.
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December 26, 2015, 06:48:50 PM
Thanks for your answer, RealBitcoin, but only #1 is a threat. This is exactly what I'm talking about: a bunch of libertarians running around complaining about the gov., when they really are totally clueless to how it operates.

No all of them are a threat if they imply that they will use force against you if you don't comply

Explain to me how these to statements are not synonymous?

"Failure to pay your tax is punishable under your country's law."
= "Failure to pay your protection racket to the local mafia boss is punishable by whacking under his territory"
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December 26, 2015, 06:46:52 PM
Thanks for your answer, RealBitcoin, but only #1 is a threat. This is exactly what I'm talking about: a bunch of libertarians running around complaining about the gov., when they really are totally clueless to how it operates.
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December 26, 2015, 06:43:55 PM
Again, RealBitcoin, you are arguing what you think they are doing, when they really aren't. Seeing that you obviously don't know law, I will help you out. Which of the following statements are threats?
1. "If you don't pay this tax, we will put you in jail."
2. "You have been assessed $ x in taxes."
3. "Failure to pay your tax is punishable under U.S. law."

1 & 3 are threats, but i`m not from US but I suppose that tax evasion is punishable in every country on earth.

1)  "If you don't pay this tax, we will put you in jail."  = Just like some night robber taking out a gun, pointing at you, and telling you to choose between money or death. It is exactly the same kind of threat any robber would give to you.

Or you think a robber's threat is not a threat?

2) "You have been assessed $ x in taxes." = "Don Corleone assesset that you have to pay x$ in protection racket to him"

3) "Failure to pay your tax is punishable under U.S. law." = "Failure to pay your protection racket to the local mafia boss is punishable by whacking"

Where is the difference?
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December 26, 2015, 06:38:25 PM
Again, RealBitcoin, you are arguing what you think they are doing, when they really aren't. Seeing that you obviously don't know law, I will help you out. Which of the following statements are threats?
1. "If you don't pay this tax, we will put you in jail."
2. "You have been assessed $ x in taxes."
3. "Failure to pay your tax is punishable under U.S. law."
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December 26, 2015, 06:28:48 PM
RealBitcoin, that's what they want you to think, but no one is actually threatening you. You may think you know what's happening in those cases, but you really don't.
And yet again, you're blowing hot air, with no proof or nothing in support. So how about this time, you produce actual real proof that we can discuss, and not these dark fantasies that you seem to possess.

Well the threat of inprisonment is a threat, there is no other way to put it, you cannot paint that a nice thing,you cannot use euphemisms to make that a nice thing.

You think a prison is a wellness mansion or what? Well maybe some minimal security prisons with swimming pools for the elite are, but not for common people.

Or the forced labour camps for poor people in marxist systems, are those paraside places? I dont think so.


I dont understand why you try to paint horrible things to be good ones, or what is your agenda with it. But i can assure you the world is not a nice place, it's full of evil and darkness.
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December 26, 2015, 05:57:47 PM
RealBitcoin, that's what they want you to think, but no one is actually threatening you. You may think you know what's happening in those cases, but you really don't.
And yet again, you're blowing hot air, with no proof or nothing in support. So how about this time, you produce actual real proof that we can discuss, and not these dark fantasies that you seem to possess.
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December 26, 2015, 05:44:53 PM
RealBitcoin, I said give me proof, not what you think would happen. Care to share one of these letters where they supposedly threaten to do all that to you if you don't pay the tax?
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December 26, 2015, 05:18:20 PM
The disparity of wealth is caused by either growing government regulations or by fiat money, or both.

Then too bad that no one forces you to: [1] pay tax or [2] use fiat money, yet society's still going to sht! So instead of blowing hot air, RealBitcoin, how about you rebut 1 and 2, with actual facts.
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December 26, 2015, 04:13:21 PM
Everything we feared about communism has come true under capitalism. Prisoners are forced to work for corporations for basically free. Rights, freedoms and liberties are stripped away from people with regularity. The disparity of wealth grows every with every passing moment. The environment and climate become more inhospitable to human life every year. Nothing about capitalism will help humanity thrive. All the big fonts and code blocks in the world won't change that. Appeals to a flawed human nature are absurd. Your naked desire to keep people ignorant and enslaved to a system of death and destruction is contemptible and your ignorant and dishonest ravings are abhorrent. One day soon, I hope knowledge replaces your fear.

And it's all caused by a leftist government that is always growing to put new regulations, laws, and taxes on the working people.

It laughable to tell that you work for a small wage when you know that half of it is taken by taxes, and there is no job opportunity because of the regulations.

The disparity of wealth is caused by either growing government regulations or by fiat money, or both. The free market is about creating wealth not stealing it in leftist manners.
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December 26, 2015, 12:13:51 PM
Everything we feared about communism has come true under capitalism. Prisoners are forced to work for corporations for basically free. Rights, freedoms and liberties are stripped away from people with regularity. The disparity of wealth grows every with every passing moment. The environment and climate become more inhospitable to human life every year. Nothing about capitalism will help humanity thrive. All the big fonts and code blocks in the world won't change that. Appeals to a flawed human nature are absurd. Your naked desire to keep people ignorant and enslaved to a system of death and destruction is contemptible and your ignorant and dishonest ravings are abhorrent. One day soon, I hope knowledge replaces your fear.
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December 26, 2015, 08:54:22 AM
More unasserted- and childish arguments from RealBitcoin.
It's truly laughable that he considers a human slave to be more effective than a machine doing the same job, when history shows the complete opposite, for example in the agricultural sector.
He also seems to be arguing, with nothing backing it up, of course, that a rich philanthropist in the free market, for example, would somehow turn totalitarian and would start "gulag:ing" people if he were to provide them with the necessities of life.
You truly are smoking some strong sht, RealBitcoin!
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December 25, 2015, 04:57:54 PM
Look we all know capitalism is not an utopian system, but that is more so because we humans are flawed. No matter what system we create it will always be flawed because humans are negligent,stupid and evil.


Your utopian society where you want to give free stuff to everyone and live peaceful an happily, will quickly turn into a global marxist-leninist tyrranical government.

RBE is nothing less than an Opressive and Totalitarian Marxist World Government.



Opportunists will quickly seize power and dominate humanity with vicious tools. Instead of automation you will see forced labour camps.

Yes, automation costs a lot and it's not fully practical until at least 50 years.

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1 slave human costs about 3 breads and 2 litres of water/day to work like a slave until he dies, and produces very efficiently.

                                                         VS

An automatic machine costs a lot of electricity, programmers, engineers and electricians.

So the tyrants will quickly realize that slave labour camps are cheaper than automatic machines, and guess what they will put political enemies in labour camps.


Your utopia will turn into a nightmare pretty fast.

"The road to hell is paved with good intentions"


So i`d choose free trade and free markets vs tyrranic marxism.
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December 23, 2015, 11:51:56 PM


Capitalism is based on competition, those that cant compete will become employees, those that do will become employers.

If you think your "evil capitalist employer" is abusive, create your own business, and if you provide value, all his employees will go to work for you.


Simple as that. If you need capital: bank loan, crowdfunding,stock market, or savings.


There is no excuse for not having capitalism, except from the crying sheeps that want everything for free, like you. Sorry that is impossible.

I used to work with biggest multinational companies in the country, the reason why the company succeed in capitalism is because they bribe/lobbying with the politician, they will push certain law and legislation that favors our business. we also buy up the rest of the possible competitor company so we are able to maintain the dominant market share

once you are the major players in the market, you can easily influence and decide how much you should charge the customer. adjust the tariff, etc..

you are too naive to say as long as you are able to provide best product, your business will succeed. this is plain wrong, mcdonald do not make the best burger yet theyre continue to expand and growing. in business you must have connections, and backed by organized crime.

shareholders do not care about how CEO treat their employees, only about profit. the worst you treat the employee the better it is. from business point of view it is just business. its best if you can get away with paying least amount of salary and employee contribute most of their effort.

we also teach the employee to lie at customers in professional manners. etc..

when you have competition, this is what happen. suppose im selling "product A", and you are also selling the same thing. when a customer asked me which seller has the best product? i cant be honest and tell customer they should go to your shop, my survival depends on this. so it is logical for me to lie at others, in fact if i can destroy your business, my chances to make more money would be greater. hows that sound?
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December 23, 2015, 01:28:27 PM
Isn't it typical of RealBitcoin to read in something not supported by my statements?

And no, your right to travel does not depend on the car being yours or others; you still have that right, meaning, if I have a right to go from point A to B in a car either borrowed or mine, it is wholly irrelevant who the car belongs to. Similarly, if I have a right to life, it doesn't matter who owns "my" body.

Lightrider, it's not so much that they are working corruption, but that the free-market capitalist system has corrupted them; it's a system flaw. Property must always yield to profit, so must decency, humanity and virtues; they are inconsistent; it's like a religion.
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December 23, 2015, 01:13:14 PM
Capitalists aren't humans, nor even animals. They are machines dedicated to destroying everything that enables life. They endeavor in such a way as to extract illusory and imaginary profit from their environment. They are very dangerous and have nearly doomed us to an inhospitable and uninhabitable planet. They should be stopped as soon as possible.
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December 23, 2015, 11:02:49 AM
RealBitcoin seems to be arguing that worms, maggots, wolfs, viruses, bacterias and other slimy creatures only driven by instinct share similar traits with libertarians; well, I won't hold that against him, for sure, ROFL!
I, on the other hand, am human, distinct from animals, in that possessing a higher reasoning power.

Well that's just a blowback to your logic, so you want to share but only between humans, and consider animals  and other creatures as dust.


I thought leftists are animal friendly, and green friendly, but this ideology of yours is human supremacy mixed in with communist elements, it's very weird nontheless.


B.t.w. RealBitcoin, does your right to travel upon the highways depend on the car being borrowed or being yours?  <-- That was an analogy to what, RealBitcoin??

Well of course, since a borrowed vehicle can be claimed back at anytime, and I have to pay rent on it, while a car that I own (but still pay taxes on it for who knows what reason) can be never confiscated (except if you drive too fast and cops confiscate it).

So there you have it, you dont have private property now, since you only rent your car from the government (with car tax), as it can still be confiscated anytime for any minuscule error you make.

That is not private property to me.
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December 23, 2015, 05:36:37 AM
RealBitcoin seems to be arguing that worms, maggots, wolfs, viruses, bacterias and other slimy creatures only driven by instinct share similar traits with libertarians; well, I won't hold that against him, for sure, ROFL!
I, on the other hand, am human, distinct from animals, in that possessing a higher reasoning power.

B.t.w. RealBitcoin, does your right to travel upon the highways depend on the car being borrowed or being yours?  <-- That was an analogy to what, RealBitcoin??
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