Each character is their own set of hands and eyes. This is the truce.
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Take your broke ass home.
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Viscomte Bisous Paris
Condor, the most dangerous formula I have is simple and can be restated over a million different ways.
The US Dollar as paper currency is worth more in China than in the United States, a dollar coin in any metal is always our credit however.
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Three Days of the Condor, Cleo
The paper currency always buys more overseas because the United States loses no credit issuing it, especially electronically? :)
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Viscomte Bisous Paris
Crypto doesn't even begin to address this as latency issues and a local race to receive currency first. I still insist any cryptocurrency is foremostly a "Right to Ping" here.
I so strike Satoshi Nakamoto.
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Three Days of the Condor, Cleo
You do not believe money exists without a lack of latency? Yet paper currency is absolutely latent? :)
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Viscomte Bisous Paris
Paper currency is absolutely latent except for those who travel to that nation infrequently anyways. The promise is that uncertain in any case.
Rather, a US Dollar is better saved as leverage in future war and diplomacy, in an ever opposing nation. That is where it is most valuable.
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I am Ra, 1980s.
This is a war to remove an entity for not speaking. We believe that currency is no longer functional. :)
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Three Days of the Condor, Cleo
There is no work to be found in the United States for most. :)
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Three Days of the Condor, Clement
The United States doesn't believe it has a relevant job to offer anyone, except literally making money from air. You do not see the US Dollar as real at all?
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Viscomte Bisous Paris
The most valuable paper currency is taxed over 80% of payrolls, to a deflation that is miraculous. The government is then able to buy whatever it wants. Paper currency doesn't do anything but retain what it hires, with a promise never seen beyond an initial trust of one's work.
It is slavery, especially when locally employed. Paper currency is a promise ever delegated, and it is worth most, again, in diplomacy and war.
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I am Ra, 1980s.
You are not seeing a purpose in arguing for it at all?
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Viscomte Bisous Paris
A dollar always buys at least a coin. But where does the government get the coin? Eventually the government always taxes a mine or foundry more than anyone else, even waging war against it.
Today, we wage war for oil, then we ever know the drills are worth more than any stage of production.
Taxation is always necessarily a theft most apparent, especially the money taxed.
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Three Days of the Condor, Cleo
There is no ability to understand the money as a compulsion to work, brought on by income taxes?
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Viscomte Bisous Paris
Income taxes are always a seizing of metal and raw resources from a community, eventually. The compulsion to work merely finding any means to pay that tax, to reside in the area beginning with first rents.
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I am Ra, 1980s.
The taxes that are asked from paper currency are always what is bought by it. The government retains its credit as far as it can buy what it has taxed from so consistently. :0
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Three Days of the Condor, Cleo
So the paper currency can always buy from what it has hired?
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Viscomte Bisous Paris
That is why the US Dollar is worth more overseas, especially not a coin in our collective and national treasury.
A country always retains its metal. The paper currency becomes even superfluous here.
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Three Days of the Condor, Cleo
You have nothing left to want. :)
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