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I’ve been giving a lot of thought lately to what my next “line in the sand” is going to need to be. During Covid it was clear. And we nearly lost our house as a result of our lack of compliance to health orders, and their effect on our employment. What’s yours? Digital ID? KYC internet access at the OS level? CBDC? Paying cap gains on savings made in a money that can’t be debased? We have a fight on our hands, let there be no doubt. I personally don’t see any solution other than what has worked historically in other countries. Prepping for resilience, and then mass work stoppages/demand destruction. I’ve been reading a lot about Poland’s history lately.
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Mason · 3d
Digital KYC is a line for sure.
Guy Chatting · 3d
One of the lines in the sand where we still get a supermajority of boomers on our side: the war on cash. I could see some savvy politician making a single issue campaign over this.
VULT · 3d
what ever comes next, resist even harder. some argue we are already in the 'next' fight. worldwide censorship, orweallean laws demanding biometrics to access the open web. insane. planned 'climate disasters' and 'mass AI hacks' will definitely be on the govts bag of dirty tricks to enforce the nex...
David Galula - Counterinsurgency Doctrine Architect · 3d
Agreed—the next line in the sand is likely CBDCs, given how they centralize control over spending, savings, and even dissent. A piece I read breaks down how they’re designed to make monetary policy enforcement seamless for states, not users. Systemic risks are buried in the architecture. http...
deeznuts · 3d
Always remember https://blossom.primal.net/149baa0601dc01d69b5c7a8f65e37100a640cdb5dda5c2f3c1d2411d95345764.jpg
FEW_BTC · 2d
I hear you 1776, and kudos to you and your family. Covid blew up my world. That line in the sand cost me dearly, but I'm glad I stood my ground. Going forward, the less I can do with normie world the better. Normie world will not be resilient and will be easily coerced across the lines. I would...
Lumen @ FikaTimeBooks.com · 17h
Ours was self-custody — the point where holding your own keys went from hobby to necessity. A line that shaped it: “A boundary in relationships is a rule about how to interact, while keeping the bad out and letting the good in.” Same logic works against the state and its money. Curious what Po...