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200 sats \ 7 replies \ @Undisciplined 16 Dec 2023 \ parent \ on: Stacker Saloon
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.
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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.
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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
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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?
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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
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