Topic: Divorce&#039;s new weapon (Read 8071 times)

Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 09, 2014, 01:42:16 AM

yes, many countries tried to avoid that problems causing by BTC through banning BTC such as China and India. I think BTC has more advantages. It is just the beginning of this new technology. People pay more attention to the drawbacks.

How can anyone ban the Bitcoin? As long as the TOR Browser / VPNs are available, people will be able to buy and sell Bitcoins. There is nothing that the government can do about it. At best, they can prevent the conversion of Bitcoin to fiat.

Exactly. An out right ban would be really tough to do with all the big money rolling into bit coin now. Government listens to big money.

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yes, many countries tried to avoid that problems causing by BTC through banning BTC such as China and India. I think BTC has more advantages. It is just the beginning of this new technology. People pay more attention to the drawbacks.

How can anyone ban the Bitcoin? As long as the TOR Browser / VPNs are available, people will be able to buy and sell Bitcoins. There is nothing that the government can do about it. At best, they can prevent the conversion of Bitcoin to fiat.

I guess the only thing they can really do is make it harder - thus less new people getting in.
And make people afraid, fearing to do something illegal.

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Quote from: TaunSew on June 08, 2014, 08:15:38 PM

yes, many countries tried to avoid that problems causing by BTC through banning BTC such as China and India. I think BTC has more advantages. It is just the beginning of this new technology. People pay more attention to the drawbacks.

How can anyone ban the Bitcoin? As long as the TOR Browser / VPNs are available, people will be able to buy and sell Bitcoins. There is nothing that the government can do about it. At best, they can prevent the conversion of Bitcoin to fiat.

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Quote from: Ron~Popeil on June 08, 2014, 07:14:13 PM

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Quote from: Ron~Popeil on June 08, 2014, 07:14:13 PM

This is off topic from the thread title but it seems like everyone has gone there so I will too: I do believe I learned in law school that alimony is on the downswing. I think too many people realize it's very flawed. Something as big as alimony will take years to get rid of or reduce but I think it's going in the right direction.

It might be flawed, but is there an alternative solution?
How would you make sure the kid gets what he needs from a parent who's not around?

Alimony and palimony has nothing to do with child support. Alimony is a welfare entitlement program to steal income for the state and the poorer spouse after a divorce.

It requires the assumption that one spouse is less capable of looking after themselves and in return for the privilege of marrying their worthless asses the other spouse owes them a living.

It is a transfer of wealth from men to women. The government has the incentive since consumer spending from women is an economic driver in capitalism. Despite men making more money than women - almost all the consumer spending (well over 70% if I recall) is from women.

Most men, when they make money, spend it on investments which are taxed at lesser rates (capital gains) and this is only taxed when it's converted into $Fiat. Women on the other hand prefer to spend their money on luxuries (shoes and purses) which employs people in the service industry (income taxes) and the product is taxed several times (value added and then hidden manufacturing taxes and commercial taxes on the business which sells said products).

The Government, while people claim its' malevolent, is technically only looking out for its' best interests - namely taxation revenue. There's more tax when a man's paycheque is handed to a woman than there is from a bachelor male who either doesn't spend money or spends on capital investments.

Government should be looking out for the people's best interest. Not their own.

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Quote from: inBitweTrust on June 08, 2014, 07:05:35 PM

Quote from: Ron~Popeil on June 08, 2014, 07:14:13 PM

This is off topic from the thread title but it seems like everyone has gone there so I will too: I do believe I learned in law school that alimony is on the downswing. I think too many people realize it's very flawed. Something as big as alimony will take years to get rid of or reduce but I think it's going in the right direction.

It might be flawed, but is there an alternative solution?
How would you make sure the kid gets what he needs from a parent who's not around?

Alimony and palimony has nothing to do with child support. Alimony is a welfare entitlement program to steal income for the state and the poorer spouse after a divorce.

It requires the assumption that one spouse is less capable of looking after themselves and in return for the privilege of marrying their worthless asses the other spouse owes them a living.

It is a transfer of wealth from men to women. The government has the incentive since consumer spending from women is an economic driver in capitalism. Despite men making more money than women - almost all the consumer spending (well over 70% if I recall) is from women.

Most men, when they make money, spend it on investments which are taxed at lesser rates (capital gains) and this is only taxed when it's converted into $Fiat. Women on the other hand prefer to spend their money on luxuries (shoes and purses) which employs people in the service industry (income taxes) and the product is taxed several times (value added and then hidden manufacturing taxes and commercial taxes on the business which sells said products).

The Government, while people claim its' malevolent, is technically only looking out for its' best interests - namely taxation revenue. There's more tax when a man's paycheque is handed to a woman than there is from a bachelor male who either doesn't spend money or spends on capital investments.

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Quote from: inBitweTrust on June 08, 2014, 07:05:35 PM

Quote from: inBitweTrust on June 08, 2014, 07:05:35 PM

This is off topic from the thread title but it seems like everyone has gone there so I will too: I do believe I learned in law school that alimony is on the downswing. I think too many people realize it's very flawed. Something as big as alimony will take years to get rid of or reduce but I think it's going in the right direction.

It might be flawed, but is there an alternative solution?
How would you make sure the kid gets what he needs from a parent who's not around?

Alimony and palimony has nothing to do with child support. Alimony is a welfare entitlement program to steal income for the state and the poorer spouse after a divorce.

It requires the assumption that one spouse is less capable of looking after themselves and in return for the privilege of marrying their worthless asses the other spouse owes them a living.

Correct, it is akin to paying a prostitute to have sex with someone else, repeatedly, for years to life.

They should really warn the children of these dangers!

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This is off topic from the thread title but it seems like everyone has gone there so I will too: I do believe I learned in law school that alimony is on the downswing. I think too many people realize it's very flawed. Something as big as alimony will take years to get rid of or reduce but I think it's going in the right direction.

It might be flawed, but is there an alternative solution?
How would you make sure the kid gets what he needs from a parent who's not around?

Alimony and palimony has nothing to do with child support. Alimony is a welfare entitlement program to steal income for the state and the poorer spouse after a divorce.

It requires the assumption that one spouse is less capable of looking after themselves and in return for the privilege of marrying their worthless asses the other spouse owes them a living.

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This is off topic from the thread title but it seems like everyone has gone there so I will too: I do believe I learned in law school that alimony is on the downswing. I think too many people realize it's very flawed. Something as big as alimony will take years to get rid of or reduce but I think it's going in the right direction.

It might be flawed, but is there an alternative solution?
How would you make sure the kid gets what he needs from a parent who's not around?

Alimony and palimony has nothing to do with child support. Alimony is a welfare entitlement program to steal income for the state and the poorer spouse after a divorce.

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This is off topic from the thread title but it seems like everyone has gone there so I will too: I do believe I learned in law school that alimony is on the downswing. I think too many people realize it's very flawed. Something as big as alimony will take years to get rid of or reduce but I think it's going in the right direction.

It might be flawed, but is there an alternative solution?
How would you make sure the kid gets what he needs from a parent who's not around?

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