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Topic: renewed BTC frenzy: huge offshore tax evader data leak published ! (Read 4819 times)

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The ones who steal your money or the ones who don't want their money to be stolen?
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They're the same people.  

The government and the tax evaders are all the same people?  How so?   


I didn't say that, did I?

Responding to your: "The ones who steal your money or the ones who don't want their money to be stolen?", I said they were the same people.

Thinking that it is the government who steals your money is - forgive me - simplistic.  Who runs shit in this world?  Do you really believe that it's the governments?
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government is replete with criminals

Government is by definition criminal in that it has no authority, it is all based on a lie if you go right to the bottom of it.

However, cheering when the government goes after people who haven't committed any crimes (there are no victims in tax evasion) is probably not a good idea.  One day someone will be cheering when they go after you for a non-crime.

And what does it matter anyway?  Do you think you'll come out better off if the government gets all that money?  That maybe you might end up paying less tax?  It will just mean the government will take on even more obligations, now that it has more to spend, which ultimately will be paid by the middle class through more tax and inflation. 

It might not seem fair that the rich have got away with not paying huge amounts of money, but really the focus should be on why the middle and lower class has to pay either and not on the ones who managed to escape the grasping claws.
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Is it bad to not want your money to be stolen by a criminal protection racket?

government is replete with criminals
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Is it bad to not want your money to be stolen by a criminal protection racket?

When I first started paying taxes I knew I wasn't getting value for money.  Where do those taxes go for the most part?  Military adventures?  Mostly lazy public servants?  Lying politicians?  Stimulus programs?  Bank bailouts?

Who are the real criminals?  The ones who steal your money or the ones who don't want their money to be stolen?

Your heart is in the right place - but you're not thinking it through.

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The ones who steal your money or the ones who don't want their money to be stolen?

They're the same people.  If you think they aren't, you're next to the slaughterhouse...
sr. member
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Is it bad to not want your money to be stolen by a criminal protection racket?

When I first started paying taxes I knew I wasn't getting value for money.  Where do those taxes go for the most part?  Military adventures?  Mostly lazy public servants?  Lying politicians?  Stimulus programs?  Bank bailouts?

Who are the real criminals?  The ones who steal your money or the ones who don't want their money to be stolen?
newbie
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if the oligarch bought real big positions that could be done in a day
hero member
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Bitcoin can't yet handle the est. $32 Trillion that is squirreled away in BVI. Due to mtgox trading lag it would also take you your entire life just trying to buy enough coins to convert a minor Russian oligarch's wealth to BTC

Maybe when BTC are worth a million each
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Imagine if a "pro-bitcoin" individual was behind this. By revealing this information, he/she demonstrated that there is no safety/anonymity behind the walls of the policies/laws of nations.  The only true protection can be found in Bitcoin.

newbie
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I believe Julian Assange masterminded this.




this guy by now knows how to handle this stuff



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I haven't seen any explanation of where the leaked data came from.  All the ICIJ states is that "a computer hard drive packed with corporate data and personal information and e-mails arrived in the mail."  Arrived from whom?  How credible is this story?
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The first event, Cyprus, highlights the fact that Bitcoins cannot be seized.

Now this highlights the other main feature of Bitcoin: Anonymity.

Bitcoin is incredibly lucky to have two events directly after each other that prove its value.

It's almost like we have an angel in the ranks of the elite...
newbie
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stay tuned though - bunch of rich f*cks will be exposed any day now!

they oughta get ready for a "haircut"  Wink Cheesy
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scientists... outta luck with YOUR wallet  Wink
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You can tax my brainwallet when you pry it from my cold dead neurons

Good thing that scientists are working on a way to read your mind, successfully I might add.


Thats why i invented my own encrypted thoughts perfect for my bitcoin wallet

it goes like this:  #&¨^&£$*...................%^*!  good luck scientists  Grin
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legendary
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You can tax my brainwallet when you pry it from my cold dead neurons

Good thing that scientists are working on a way to read your mind, successfully I might add.
newbie
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this one spirals off real wide
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You can tax my brainwallet when you pry it from my cold dead neurons
The problem with brain wallet is..... your head might be less safe than a safe box.

Go to a party got dunk and do stupid games,... drop your head on floor and shiet.... you lose memory... all your saving is gone with it.

So you write it down on a piece of paper and hide it under the floorboards Smiley

(Just try to be sober when you do this Tongue)
sr. member
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You can tax my brainwallet when you pry it from my cold dead neurons
The problem with brain wallet is..... your head might be less safe than a safe box.

Go to a party got dunk and do stupid games,... drop your head on floor and shiet.... you lose memory... all your saving is gone with it.
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