Quote (Tommyvv @ Apr 5 2024 12:39pm)
its the law, when more then 3k coins, they take it all, since your a drugdealer that not need to be proven.
They say, criminals use more then 3K, normal people do not, therefore everyone gets punished for that few 0.1%
1ATM in town
Same shit is with deposit cans.
0.1%people throw it on the street, and therefore 90% people (excluding the rich) need to bring trash to the supermarket.
And the sheep apply and think that is a good reason.
I would say: 500coins fine when you throw shit on the street, combined with duty time 40hours picking up trash.
What the fuck I didn't know it has gone this far, i thought my country was among the worst in this incredibly unfair and intrusive development.
I will reply to this further later...
If you have some links with further info, articles or government pages, maybe even some documentary type video, links to the actual laws and how long it has been like this etc I would like to show and inform about this on a Swedish forum. This is not good. Whenever you have the time, no rush at all.
I wonder what state/stage the other countries of Europe are at now regarding this, digital currency rise and cash bannings, cause this is banning of cash if you can't even have 3.5k on you, what if you wanna buy a couple computers or something..
What if the system fails. What if the electric grids and backups fail. What about Hackers. System failure. glitches. Data leaks. The risk of Electro magnetic pulses from solar storms of the sun wiping it all out, are the systems even EMP protected?? That's not even mentioning the risks of surveillance and criminal behavior from higher up, locking of accounts due to political views current or future governments use etc...
Man are they gonna move in with the dumb carbon credit score plans from the WEF too soon over there and other places just cause there isn't enough resistance to this infringements of economic transaction freedom. Sorry I may not use the right words right now, I'll repost this later and get back ..
So have the made crypto illegal too then? What about physical coins in silver and gold, or other metals. I find it just so hard to believe but I know they've been pushing for changes in this direction for a long time...
This post was edited by TidsL on Apr 5 2024 05:12am