Post B2DIijDSo6YvoqRWCm by d28413712171c33e117d4bd0930ac05b2c51b30eb3021ef8d4f1233f02c90a2b@mostr.pub
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 (DIR) Post #B2DIifbmDldMd5msXw by bfde225283301cdf766c496772ee1e3d864ce6a2b262a9a5c8fa31446c7b8dc2@mostr.pub
       2026-01-12T14:57:32.000Z
       
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       What would 12yo table flipping Christ think about you paying taxes on your coins? 🐸
       
 (DIR) Post #B2DIigYyfezNahU9p2 by d28413712171c33e117d4bd0930ac05b2c51b30eb3021ef8d4f1233f02c90a2b@mostr.pub
       2026-01-12T14:58:16.000Z
       
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       That it's ok? Didn't he sorta cop out and say to give unto Caesar or some such thing?
       
 (DIR) Post #B2DIihqjt6n5a4nr96 by bfde225283301cdf766c496772ee1e3d864ce6a2b262a9a5c8fa31446c7b8dc2@mostr.pub
       2026-01-12T15:02:34.000Z
       
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       Oh I'm glad you asked. So for a brief time I thought C was a statist cuck but man was I wrong. If you read carefully he mentioned that you only have to pay taxes for Caesar's money when he has his face stamped on the coins. He was so wise and subversive. So even if it's the NSA, the feds can and will suck it tax wise. Unless we are retarded fucks of course.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2DIijDSo6YvoqRWCm by d28413712171c33e117d4bd0930ac05b2c51b30eb3021ef8d4f1233f02c90a2b@mostr.pub
       2026-01-12T15:16:26.000Z
       
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       I see what you're saying. Was confused by "C" referring to Caesar but I think you meant Christ here.Wasn't the coinage in question in fact official coins, with the stamp on them, in this case though?If so, what's his point exactly?
       
 (DIR) Post #B2DIikhzG6ZYRnjPQ8 by bfde225283301cdf766c496772ee1e3d864ce6a2b262a9a5c8fa31446c7b8dc2@mostr.pub
       2026-01-12T15:55:38.000Z
       
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       My interpretation is that the coins in question back then were made by the king for his usage. Therefore if you're using them (or dollars today) you have to pay Caesar. Now with the peer-to-peer electronic cash system there's a pickle for Caesar.The question remains, eat is the nature of Satoshi' discovery? Is it still material possession?