If people buy P2P without KYC, how can force be applied?
Further, is there the will to have people's property confiscated via violence? If so, where are we democratically? Where does state power end? Why does state power make sense against non violent non consenting citizens, but not against true oligarchs manipulating our political system?
At some point it becomes obvious the whole system is a farcical power hierarchy. Crypto is one thing this system will struggle to steal.
> is there the will to have people's property confiscated via violence?
...yes?
This has been a fairly common practice since the dawn of civilization. If you do bad things, you get your stuff taken away.
The idea that this can be circumvented by creating cryptocurrency, whether or not it can ever be made a de jure currency, is libertarian techbro wishful thinking of the highest order.
If people buy P2P without KYC, how can force be applied?
Further, is there the will to have people's property confiscated via violence? If so, where are we democratically? Where does state power end? Why does state power make sense against non violent non consenting citizens, but not against true oligarchs manipulating our political system?
At some point it becomes obvious the whole system is a farcical power hierarchy. Crypto is one thing this system will struggle to steal.