I was eating a donut and had to put it down. It takes a lot to make me stop eating my weekly Friday donut.

You guys do realize that Notch hasn’t been involved with Minecraft for over 2 years right? Microsoft purchased it from Notch and his old company for around 2 billion dollars. So saying it’s “time to quit Minecraft” literally makes no sense.

Indy pre-race is one of my favorite things in the world (I last went in 2016) and Jim Nabors was my favorite part of my favorite thing. Here are his first:

There’s not a single person in that White House who could tell you any germane fact about Bitcoin.

I for one am offended.

Considering what a garbage liar he is, why would anyone take what he says at face value? Stupid peelover probably attracted the mice.

We should reboot Capitol Critters for the Trump administration.

Apropos of the Trump’s family history of being slumlords...

How unappetizing did that turkey look to make that man think that smoking crack was a better option?

The irony of your posting this on a taxpayer-funded, government-created medium isn’t lost on you, I hope.

It’s not a tax on Bitcoins, it’s a tax on the profits made from Bitcoins when converted to actual money. The fact you’re not realizing it renders the rest of your argument null and void.

I’m still struggling how you exist in a society and use services provided by the way taxes you struggle to understand. You participate in this society whether you want to or not. The only way to avoid it is to move to a different country that more closely aligns with your viewpoints.

How the fuck have you survived this long as a human on this planet?

Says the post sent via a communications network developed using tax dollars, by a poster educated by a system funded by tax dollars, who uses municipal services paid for with tax dollars, and who drives or rides on roads paid for with tax dollars.

So I take it that you don’t use any roads, sidewalks, public infrastructure, etc. You would tell firefighters and police to not come to your aid. Etc, etc.

For your own sake, I hope you don’t tell that to people because someone can turn in tax cheats and get a 10% reward from the IRS.

It’s the same principle as being subject to house rules when living at mom and dad’s. You live and earn money on United States soil, or as a citizen of the United States, you are subject to their laws.

It’s fairly straightforward. You are taxed in order to pay for the social and economic security provided by an organized society.

You mean the notion thats enshrined in your constitution?