Aaron you come across so angry and prickly that even people that may agree with you do so begrudgingly. In this case you're simply wrong to not even agree and cannot expound beyond a simple "No", like a 2 year old that doesn't want to share their drink box. The fact is he's right, there's nothing about bitcoin and the technology itself that should fall under scrutiny until it's used in monetary transactions. It's almost as if you didn't even read that questions because your answer is just flat wrong. I respect what you've done to disseminate the information regarding the complete failure of government to clarify and enforce laws around finance but you may want to reconsider your tone because it's not going to help you to further that cause.

I have to agree with kovacs. Simply saying "No" does not count as a reasonable answer to a reasonable question (and I agree in the fact that it sounds petulant).

If you disagree with the points put forth disemminate them and offer a rebuttal. Do you think that the presented cryptographic solution is one that is equivalent to money? if so why? I'm sure if I wanted to argue so I could think of some parallels or arguments to illustrate the point (possibly using the example of the current credit or financial systems, though I think I would personally disagree with those arguments). If not and you take exception to some other point raised state what that is.

Your response as it is provides 1 bit of information and that is only as to your opinion on a matter and is thus semantically useless.