Well I consider myself to be a religious person. Our religious laws command us folks to respect the laws of the country. That doesn't mean there aren't a lot of criminals out there. Of course there are criminals out there and them pretending to be religious is just simple hypocrisy. But when is it not ok to respect the laws of the country?
What if there is institutional theft? What if the laws of the country do not allow you to exercise your right to religion? What if the laws of the country are not even being respected by the actual law makers? I guess it's not so black and white is it? So i'm told I'm not allowed to steal, but I'm getting stolen from..
So I'm told I have freedom of religion, but my religious institutions were 'closed' on the basis of public health. Alright so maybe on that last point it worked up until flattening the 'curve'. I'm just not so sure anymore at what point we actually have real laws!
So under penalty of law that tag not to be removed except by the consumer. All right, I mean that's not such a big deal. I can live with that! What if something is legal one day and made illegal another! What if say they said hey turn in all your legal #GOLD under penalty of imprisonment. Do I just run and say OKEY DOKEY I'm a criminal now. All the while I'm going to get ass-raped if I return that gold!
In other news the NASDAQ
BTC and Ethereum is being offered by 1200 Banks. Why would they do that just being in custody?
So what's good for one is not good for another
"I think the idea is to try to capture it similar as it was done to the gold. It will allow banks to accumulate a LOT of Bitcoin and keep customers, issue paper Bitcoin, lend it, mess with the spot price and basically do what FTX did - use customer money against the customer."