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I'm not from America, I'm from India. Here you can avoid certain taxes, not because you can legally do it but by way of false keeping the accounts. So, it's a kind of criminal act in the eyes of state, if caught. I assume you can go against the state in any ways you choose to if you're prepared for the consequences that may range from simple penalties to life prison.
All those people who talk and keep on talking going against the state are the masquerades who know which words sell.
So, I'd say, first of all it's better not to go against the state. If you want real change go inside the state and try to alter the ways you deem would be better.
I've read something from Maya who is running for Suriname's office and a very pro Bitcoiner. #873190
Fair enough. If cash is used, false keeping accounts could work pretty well. Peymon Mottahedeh in the podcast though claims that he doesn't go against the State, but uses the law and claims to interpret jargon in its original meaning.
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