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September 28, 2017, 03:38:04 PM
#86
Roger Ver is announcing that he's working together with a team to build a completely free society by buying off land in US/Europe or Asia.

Live stream was here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSF52B90xws

What do you think, can this new country be born? Could we move there in 2-3 years? Would you be interested?
There has been many attempts to try to create new countries and all of them have failed, this is not going to work, the best chance is to find a country with a very low population and that is very small and then buy the government with the promises that if they pass the laws that we want that a lot of investments are going to come their way, in a way it is going to be an attempt to create an utopia and if we are successful then we may be able to create it.

I don't think even starting it on a pilot basis will work because as humans from our past generations (even in slavery) were made to pay taxes and taxes are what makes our countries better .
Taxes have existed one way or another, however the tax that most people hate the income tax is a relatively new tax, and those taxes mostly go to pay debts and interest rates on those debts and not to improve the country so you are mistaken in that, this is why I think it is better to try to convince an already existing country that our ideas are the correct ones and if they implement them great prosperity is going to come their way.
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September 27, 2017, 11:58:21 PM
#85
This can only exist if resources are no longer finite (requirement for some form of next to free energy and the abilty to utilise this to shape matter) Sounds sci fi to me!
I have the same opinion. I don’t think so we are ever going to experience such society. This is very idealistic approach whereas in the real world, we can never live a tax free life. Taxes are there to be sued on us for our welfare but unfortunately they are used to kills others.
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September 25, 2017, 01:34:57 PM
#84
The idea sounds nice, but I shall wait to get more details. I wonder how this new "place" will deal with bad people. The rapists, the thieves, etc... A major issue in Europe today, is that in every big cities, there are thousands of beggars and penniless African migrants, how will this new society handle those people? With which money if there's no tax?
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September 24, 2017, 08:08:12 PM
#83
Roger Ver is announcing that he's working together with a team to build a completely free society by buying off land in US/Europe or Asia.

Live stream was here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSF52B90xws

What do you think, can this new country be born? Could we move there in 2-3 years? Would you be interested?
There has been many attempts to try to create new countries and all of them have failed, this is not going to work, the best chance is to find a country with a very low population and that is very small and then buy the government with the promises that if they pass the laws that we want that a lot of investments are going to come their way, in a way it is going to be an attempt to create an utopia and if we are successful then we may be able to create it.

I don't think even starting it on a pilot basis will work because as humans from our past generations (even in slavery) were made to pay taxes and taxes are what makes our countries better .
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September 24, 2017, 04:45:27 PM
#82
Roger Ver is announcing that he's working together with a team to build a completely free society by buying off land in US/Europe or Asia.

Live stream was here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSF52B90xws

What do you think, can this new country be born? Could we move there in 2-3 years? Would you be interested?
There has been many attempts to try to create new countries and all of them have failed, this is not going to work, the best chance is to find a country with a very low population and that is very small and then buy the government with the promises that if they pass the laws that we want that a lot of investments are going to come their way, in a way it is going to be an attempt to create an utopia and if we are successful then we may be able to create it.
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September 24, 2017, 03:30:25 PM
#81
It is called the Principauté de Monaco

Works somehow on a Proof of Stake model: show the dough, live there, pay zero taxes
But the question is that without taxes how will the govt. Manage to accumulate funds? Leave every thing just tell who will take care of law and order? Such society is unimaginable.

Swiss cantons model / Ireland model
--> still taxes, but extremely low in order to attract big bag holders and play the volume.


A taxless society is imho an utopia. Worst case scenario: in order to maintain regalian functions, like order, justice etc, a taxless gvt ha no other option than totalitarism to control the masses.
The anarchist bitching about taxes in the quiet comfort of his suburban-connected home is a laughable vision.


More seriously, if the right amount of tax is one question, but (again imho), for me the TRANSPARENCY and EQUITY of the system is key.

Typical example from France where I come from: the taxes are STAKED and it becomes ridiculous
1- you create 200EUR of value and your company transfers 100 to you as "brutto salary"
2- your company pays 40% of taxes on this -> 60 becomes your "gross income"
3- out of the remaining your are taxed 25% --> net income is now 45EUR
4- you purchase something: VAT is 20% --> 36EUR is your real buying power
5- if what you purchased has an utility, you may be taxed more (gas, housing, etc...)

In the end, out of 100EUR of redistributed value, you can maybe find 30EUR of bottom line purchasing power.
And you can be taxed on the usage of what you created. At least 70% is gone.
This figure is
1- to high (and it costs probably a lot to catch every tax, so there are massive losses for the gvt)
2- not transparent because staked.


My 50cents (15c actually...)
I dont know much about france but what you have said system is quite alike in India. But at the end the thing is that we are actually being provided everything by the government only. Do you think one can live without cops? Or without an army standing by the borders? But yes I agree that transparency must be made and bureaucracy must be removed.
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September 24, 2017, 02:36:59 PM
#80
I agree with you mate taxeless of bitcoin  for society are good ideas because every transaction use bitcoin have fee and transaction fee are also taxes from the localities, and every you buy food or anything are have taxes.
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September 24, 2017, 02:29:12 PM
#79
Roger is a clown. But his beliefs are interesting. Roger grew up in the USA and somehow supports Voluntaryism, which is simply a form of anarchism. I think that state structures are useful for bitcoin to flourish. Lack of organization and authority wouldn't exactly help a digital financial tool to have more use.
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September 24, 2017, 02:20:01 PM
#78



I'm not interested at all. I love my homeland. but I'm interested in owning a house or buying a piece of land in europe, that's my goal for the future.
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September 24, 2017, 02:13:09 PM
#77
You can not run a country without taxes. Who is going to pay to build hospitals, schools, road, educational program or whatever? The government? But from where the money will come from? Not the sky, can't rely on loans forever. A govt. can't ake full income by trading cryptos.
Taxes are needed to improve and sustain a country
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September 24, 2017, 02:02:27 PM
#76
It is called the Principauté de Monaco

Works somehow on a Proof of Stake model: show the dough, live there, pay zero taxes

It seems to be a good idea...Pay no taxes and live free. But believe me, it is not at all practical. In Such society, Only rich and Strong can survive, the Crime rate will increase like HELL. Taxes are somehow important to live free and safe.

I'm a liberal person but I think tax are needed to be in safe in a country. Police and other forces will be helping the harmony of the society and this will help us live in harmony. We can be free without tax but this might not be good.
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September 24, 2017, 02:00:39 PM
#75
When I read about those libertarian countries it always makes me wonder how are they planning to keep this freedom and maintain order.
If a poor country happens to have such rich libertarian country for a neighbor it may try to attack and plunder. And what if one of their fellow libertarians becomes a psychotic serial killer? Will they be able to track him down? It's not something a neighborhood watch can handle Wink

If they can put together a basic corpus to take care of running expenditure, they should be fine. You might have to pay to get citizenship of this country. Corporations might pay taxes. Hell, they could even have an ICO.
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September 24, 2017, 01:48:37 PM
#74
It is called the Principauté de Monaco

Works somehow on a Proof of Stake model: show the dough, live there, pay zero taxes

It seems to be a good idea...Pay no taxes and live free. But believe me, it is not at all practical. In Such society, Only rich and Strong can survive, the Crime rate will increase like HELL. Taxes are somehow important to live free and safe.
legendary
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September 23, 2017, 03:15:08 PM
#73
Roger Ver is announcing that he's working together with a team to build a completely free society by buying off land in US/Europe or Asia.

Live stream was here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSF52B90xws

What do you think, can this new country be born? Could we move there in 2-3 years? Would you be interested?

I don't know, I not completely against taxes, because they do provide a way for everyone to contribute to development of our country. I don't like of course the way that the money raised from taxes is sometimes used, so it's hard to imagine how things would work. I would still like this to go through, it would be a great social experiment.
Exactly you pay taxes because you are supposed to take part in development of your country. It can’t happen in reality that if you are making some tax free society then how would that society grows. There must be some income that society administration needs for fulfill the needs. So it is not possible in current situation.
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September 22, 2017, 06:13:09 PM
#72
That is really interesting and I'm all for that idea but don't forget tax is there to build roads and oay for services. Though it's wisely abused more then it's sont helping that is where the problem likes. If you split a living area into sections of a few families say 100 then those 100 are responsible for their sector looking good and having roads and Inferstructure
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September 22, 2017, 04:29:12 PM
#71
When I read about those libertarian countries it always makes me wonder how are they planning to keep this freedom and maintain order.
If a poor country happens to have such rich libertarian country for a neighbor it may try to attack and plunder. And what if one of their fellow libertarians becomes a psychotic serial killer? Will they be able to track him down? It's not something a neighborhood watch can handle Wink
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September 22, 2017, 12:28:11 PM
#70
This has been brought up so many times but who the hell is going to pay for infrastructure? Hospitals? What if you break your leg? You just get shot and life moves on? Idk, I'm skeptical that it could ever work unless the 'government' in this country is invested in cryptocurrency and everything is bought with the interest made from them.
They might have some sort of plan that they aren't revealing yet. What comes to mind not knowing what their plans are is either: a buy in situation where people can either contribute financially or with skills (ie. engineers, doctors, builders).
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September 22, 2017, 12:18:52 PM
#69
I don't believe in society without taxes. I associate taxes with all facilities and infrastructure available around. From my own experience, live in countries where taxes are high is much better than live in countries where you pay low taxes
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September 22, 2017, 12:07:22 PM
#68
It would sound like a really good idea to many, but it isn't in my opinion, taxes are necessary for development, society should be free but people should pay taxes and government should use it for the welfare of the people.

Yes it is, taxes are for development, infrastructure, establishments and public services, I think having taxes with everything and everyones money if taxes will go to their purposes but nowadays corruption is being accepted to government and it limits the possibility for a country to become progressive as soon as possible.
For that to happen taxes have to be just and in our current society they never are.
What are just taxes? The ones that treat every person in the same way, meaning the amount you're paying is fixed, the same for every citizen, and made so that it's affordable to all. Unjust taxes are punishing those who are working harder and earning more, because they have to pay more than the rest.

Making people go to jail for not paying those unjust taxes is even more ridiculous. Think about it, you're taking a person that isn't contributing to society and putting him in a jail with murderers, rapists and thieves. He didn't pay his share, so is in debt to the government, yet the government spends money to prosecute and hold him against his will, feeding him, paying his medical bills while he's in. The government always knows how to waste money and make people's lives miserable.
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September 22, 2017, 09:28:37 AM
#67
Awesome idea..
Would be great to automate such society otherwise the ill you are fleeing from in evil societies may crop up in the new society.


THE SOCIETY ADMINISTRATORS COULD BE:

1. Softwares, bots, codes, robots, machines, can take 60—70% of administrative components.

2. Humans take charge of 15%—25%

The non-human administrators should be:
Hack-proof,
TRANSPARENT,
Unbiased,
Infallible, &
Must never violate the society rules,  
in other to be considered for roles


The new Society/Country MUST BE VERY VERY TRANSPARENT AND SUSTAINABLE.  Freedom (mustn't be harmful to others) MUST be respected.

Should be a society ruled by ideas, innovation and creativity...
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