Again your the slaves, your masters will decide what you will and will not pay and if you decide not to pay they will use their attack dogs on you:
Cop To Citizen: "If You Take My Picture Again, I'm Going To F***ing Break Your Face".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=vVxI8GoAs6E
Topic: Silver Petition (say no to VAT on silver) (Read 1256 times)
It definitely sux. In my state they charge sales tax. So its whatever you buy in silver plus 8% sales tax. Fricken sucks!
You are all slaves to the machine. Go to work, earn your pittance so you can fund your own Police State. Your freedoms are a farce and only there to give the naive an imaginary world in which to work, otherwise they would all off themselves before they had provided for the state.
I can understand anyone reluctant to give away an email address. As my email is plastered over most of the internet it doesn't bother me personally, but everyone is different.
I'm not sure that the way it is worded implies they will give away anything other than the listed information though.
They may have made a marketing error in choosing to disclose email addresses. But applying Hanlon's Razor, I don't (personally) see any reason to suspect malice.
I'm not sure that the way it is worded implies they will give away anything other than the listed information though.
They may have made a marketing error in choosing to disclose email addresses. But applying Hanlon's Razor, I don't (personally) see any reason to suspect malice.
The petition states "we pledge that we will NOT deliver your details to any Third Party what so ever other than your First Name, Surname, Email Address and Country of residence."
Erm. My email to third party is a massive no-go. Also, the wording is close to fraud. They might as well have written "we will disclose everything except your IP address to a third party."
Erm. My email to third party is a massive no-go. Also, the wording is close to fraud. They might as well have written "we will disclose everything except your IP address to a third party."
There's a non-EU version on there for people to show their support, but it hasn't attracted many names.
Yes, person-to-person transfers are possible, but have much less liquidity than trading with dealers. And ultimately, at some point VAT will have been paid on it.
Yes, person-to-person transfers are possible, but have much less liquidity than trading with dealers. And ultimately, at some point VAT will have been paid on it.
My first Bitcoin purchase was a Canadian silver maple, and I would like to be able to trade Bitcoin<->silver freely. Sadly, the EU classifying silver as "consumption" damages its investment potential.
Since I am not in the EU, I can't sign. But if you want to buy silver with bitcoin freely, why not do a person to person transaction?
Just wondered if anyone here has signed the Say No to VAT on Silver petition?
My first Bitcoin purchase was a Canadian silver maple, and I would like to be able to trade Bitcoin<->silver freely. Sadly, the EU classifying silver as "consumption" damages its investment potential.
The petition only has a few signatories so far, maybe a few Bitcoin users would be interesting in adding their name.
My first Bitcoin purchase was a Canadian silver maple, and I would like to be able to trade Bitcoin<->silver freely. Sadly, the EU classifying silver as "consumption" damages its investment potential.
The petition only has a few signatories so far, maybe a few Bitcoin users would be interesting in adding their name.
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