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Topic: Would you continue using bitcoin if your country banned it completely? (Read 1347 times)

hero member
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Yes, because there is not something ilegal with bitcoin . Moreover i cannot find any reason my goverment would ban it completely :3


But what if they did ban it? The op isn't asking if they would or if it's justified, but what you would do if they did.

The government has shown itself to be quite competent when it wants something and quite incompetent at every other moment. Here's to hoping for incompetence.
legendary
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Yes, I would argue that the law would change again and that the country needs to do more research on crytocurrencies.
Long term Bitcoin user 
Might not move the coins but would keep them in cold storage for a while Grin
legendary
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RIP Mommy
Liberty or death. Bring on the summary executions, then.
legendary
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Yes, because there is not something ilegal with bitcoin . Moreover i cannot find any reason my goverment would ban it completely :3


But what if they did ban it? The op isn't asking if they would or if it's justified, but what you would do if they did.
legendary
Activity: 1330
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I don't know for sure. I probably wouldn't use it, but I might keep what I had.
hero member
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Yes, because there is not something ilegal with bitcoin . Moreover i cannot find any reason my goverment would ban it completely :3
legendary
Activity: 3066
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Your country may be your worst enemy
With me not having any country, I wouldn't care at all.

We shall remember than some 90 years ago in the U.S., alcohol was banned and that didn't stop people from drinking.
Note also that drugs are illegal in most places, yet, they're everywhere.
hero member
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Governments are becoming less relevant by the day, couldn't care less if they 'banned' bitcoin in my country. Worse that could happen would be that cryptos go underground...
sr. member
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To ban a currency is just ridiculous, I think most users would keep using it. 
If it is a crime to own money, you are not living in a capitalist state.
hero member
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I don't how it can be banned, they can however ban the legal trade of it from fiat to btc and vice versa which would made it difficult to trade it locally but I don't think it would stop me from using bitcoin, I'd find alternate ways of doing it.
hero member
Activity: 873
Merit: 1007
How can the government ban Bitcoin? To ban the usage of Bitcoins, they will have to ban the internet altogether, which is very much unpractical. Also, there are browsers such as TOR and I2P which can hide the IPs, which can make it harder for the government to trace BTC users.

Well they say it is illegal which is essentially a ban.  It doesn't mean they can stop it.  Using fireworks on the 4rth of July is banned in my city - doesn't stop the 100 or so that I hear on the 4rth.
legendary
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How can the government ban Bitcoin? To ban the usage of Bitcoins, they will have to ban the internet altogether, which is very much unpractical. Also, there are browsers such as TOR and I2P which can hide the IPs, which can make it harder for the government to trace BTC users.
hero member
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The day I stop hearing about the government employees committing crimes that the rest of us could never get away with is the day I would consider listening to their sage advice. I obey almost all laws currently, I even signal when I switch lanes, I don't litter, I don't cheat on my taxes and I don't download software or media illegally.  But I can't take the government to be entirely authoritative when at least 20% of the employees are committing something that would amount to a felony.
sr. member
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It's already happened and it hasn't stopped people from dealing with it. Give people enough incentive and they'll do anything to bypass financial laws. Btc-China and Btc-e being a case in point. No more CNY? No problem? We'll work on US dollars. As for the latter,they now accept CNY as a payment method.
legendary
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I would seriously consider banning my country from me.

If not possible, I would exchange the bitcoin for money or something else legal abroad.
hero member
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I would walk to the police station, confess to the crime of owning Bitcoin and share a cell with Bubba (convicted  murderers / pedophiles).
sr. member
Activity: 307
Merit: 250
et rich or die tryi
Would you continue to use money if your country banned it?
Would you go back to bartering?
sr. member
Activity: 444
Merit: 260
who care if they ban it
they can't stop it
we are in crypto world

If they tried to ban it, it will probably gain so much attention that everyone will want some
hero member
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BlasterKVs the king of xbox modding
who care if they ban it
they can't stop it
we are in crypto world
legendary
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Would you continue using Bitcoin if your country banned it completely?
I really don't see how my country can stop me to use Bitcoin.
They don't have control over Internet and of course they don't have control over Bitcoin Smiley
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