Yes, true on every continent right?
I don’t have a solution, but just going with “property rights” when much of that property was taken by force or by manipulating the current fiat system… p...
Well the more I study the Austrian school, in relation to property rights, if you take the right to private property as the cornerstone of the most efficient capitalist economy, actually what we witness, is abuse of those rights
Russia is a good example. Violence, or threat of violence, is regularly used to coerce the corruption of property rights
Indeed, with this lens, it’s really only Bitcoin that has perfected the concept of non-violent uphold of private property. The cost of attack, vs the cost of defence, are totally flipped around
Russia is a good example. Violence, or threat of violence, is regularly used to coerce the corruption of property rights
Indeed, with this lens, it’s really only Bitcoin that has perfected the concept of non-violent uphold of private property. The cost of attack, vs the cost of defence, are totally flipped around