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Originally Posted by baddog
So give them another way to do it?
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so when it's about weapons, then it's not the weapon but the person who uses it?
but when it comes to money laundering and tax evasion it's the currency but not the person who does it?
take Bitcoin away = no money laundering and tax evasion?
ok - then: take weapons away and no murder, right?
or is the Bitcoin the AR15 of currencies?
On a serious note (as if you cared): My Bitcoin exchange provides statements that i can use to file taxes and according to local laws i pay tax on capital gains if i sell in less than 5 years after purchase. And they have my ID docs and address.
So at the end it is up to anyone to follow the laws and pay taxes where applicable
And I think we can all agree that banks are only shitting their pants about losing business and therefore fight crypto currencies wherever they can