David Friedman thinks a cryptographic e-cash will mostly be enough to protect profits and income from parasites, and to an extent that sounds workable. But physical properties can and will still be confiscated.
States will have to show more backbone than they have been, and reintroduce nullification- strictly for the sake of liberty- to American jurisprudence.
If states can hold their ground and remain unrelenting against any irrational interpretation of the interstate commerce clause, I think we’ll be alright.
It’s vitally important to ditch the dollar. Don’t be swayed by sophistic speech about how doing business in US Dollars is patriotic. By any reasonable measure, Americans are entitled to disavow the nation’s odious debt. I’d like to see 20,000 community currencies bloom in the country within the next ten years.
