/biz/ - Business & Finance

>eliminating all poverty
Sure, let's just print 400 billion and give it to the poor! I bet this won't impact the prices at all and make even more people starve!
Holy shit, the absolute state of journalism

If he's forcing you to work you should go to the police, anon

Anyone else having issues reloading their bitpay card?

I'm trying to see if the atm feature really works

>no private entity can claim monetary power, which is inherent to the sovereignty of cronies in power and their ability to print cash for crooks and nignogs
Fix'd

Surplus value extracted from your labour = fee you pay for using another person's equipment/workshop/brand/basic goods/legal team/etc.
Want to get the whole value of the Big Mac you're making at McDonalds? Great! Do it yourself with your own brand, equipment, etc.
The taxes, however, are a fee you pay not to have police invade your workplace and shoot you in the face. That's it.

By the way, the size of the taxes in the pic is really dishonest. The entire chain of production and every worker/material involved have their own taxes, in the end it might be as big as the "Entrepreneurship" circle. Fuckin' commie faggots, I tell ya.

Excuse me, I have to make an announcement. Gather round, everyone. Thank you.

FUCK JANNIES

Is a water purifier worth it or is just buying purified water less hastle? Trying to cut out the Jewish fluoride and unfiltered women's child control pills from tap water

>>15266622
>shoot him
>own muh home and he violated the nap

>>13503114
>>13503173
*Sigh* intellectual subtlety really is a lost art these days.
Both anons are right in this case. Satoshi knew that governments would be antagonistic towards bitcoin even as he hoped that it would ultimately exist in harmony with the existing system of laws (n.b.: not money, that he did want to upend)
There is a happy medium between being a neckbeard cypherpunk NPC who unironically thinks "code is law" and being a jackbooted statist asshole.
>>13503203
>private courts with private law, that makes absolutely zero sense whatsoever.
You are straw-manning most libertarians/minarchists as full-retard anarcho-capitalists here. Most libertarians want the government to continue to use force to guarantee private property rights and appreciate the whole legal tradition that is derived from those basic rights.

>>13291404
Yep. The beauty of raw capitalism is that even degen whores have an important role to play in bootstrapping the Fourth Industrial Revolution for everyone else's benefit.
Everybody wins except for the dumb thirsty betas pissing away their money. Kek.

imagine unironically believing that this cocksucking authoritarian faggot is actually satoshi

>>13019259
Hey man I respect that you are doing it your way and not looking for gibs, but you are also calling it "pretend money," which you might have got away with in 2011, but not anymore.
If you don't understand bitcoin or the value of speculative investment in general that's one thing, but don't be surprised if somebody like me calls you out if you actively shit on people who do understand.
Anyway, good luck with your business. I hope it works out well for you and you are rewarded for producing value for your fellow man.
>nobody itt did make it
You are wrong there. ;)

>>12970498
>He thinks child labor disappeared in the modern Western world because of some laws instead of increasing affluence and changing economic priorities.
You are far too low IQ to post here.
Take the libertarian hate or whatever dumb chip on your should you have to your containment board /pol/tard

>>12736684
As a red-blooded capitalist, I approve this message. The difference between the 1% and the 99% is that the former take calculated risks outside the walled garden. That is where true value lies.

>>12728210
In that case, just promise your sister: "as long as you can scrape together X amount, I will chip in Y and you can get the car." Then it is up to your sister to get X out of your parents.
>>12728196
>>12728205
WTF is with /biz/ anons and shitty parents?
>>12728213
This anon also offers good advice.

>>12696598
It's not going to happen. The "New Monetary Theory" experiment is almost over and the government is going to be brought to its knees way before the dems and other pinko trash have the opportunity to import a critical mass of shitskins. Those of us with real wealth ain't going nowhere.

>>12685427
kek, I've been in crypto since 2013 and bought ETH sub 1 USD. You do the math.
>In b4 "larper"
Don't give a fuck. I have enough money, now I want to see the enemies of everything that is true and good suffer.

>>12339566
Checked.
We need a sensible system that prevents the trash from reproducing. Deflationary currency + no more gibs will do the trick.

>>12277317
Exactly.

>>12202733
The only non-retarded answer.
Diamond in the rough anons like you are why I even bother coming here anymore.
>>12202813
This. Anyone who holds an Ivy degree and is not an NPC realizes more than anybody else that being well-educated or articulate is at best very weakly correlated with an actual understanding of the truth.

>>12140637
Unquestionably D

>>12100040
I was using coinbase API to sell Gift Cards for a year or so before they disabled my API access. Then they released their gift card solution.

>>12071651
Listen anon. You dont have to pay that, they cant do anything. They could sue you but it will cost them upwards of $1k minimum for their lawyers time and filing. They wont do this if they think you dont have the money. Dont stress out about.

>>11973480
keep dreaming normie banker