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Well said.
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This is a rabbit hole I only started uncovering.
I'm also in the camp: "I want to have a business but not at the condition of becoming a circus monkey."
A handbook about trusts, a way to do commerce without handing over sovereignty:
https://drydenwire.com/site/assets/files/30245/weisss-trustee-handbook.pdf
yes, otherwise you need to obey their rules once you register the business there, must have other options, especially now that with freedom money - if not using their money, why still voluntarily to play their games?
and money is a big part of the jurisdiction game, since fiat is copyrighted.
eg if anywhere in the world there's a contract denominated in USD the US Inc and FED can claim jurisdiction
There are definitely some sole proprietors who provide off the books services, but the idea of having a brick-and-mortar store without state permission is very foreign to us. I'm glad you've experienced that degree of freedom first hand.
If you can even imagine it, there were periods where you didn't even have to pay the money upfront. If you felt like starting a business, you just started a business.