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How do you know the tor exit nodes and/or VPN aren't being ran by your authoritarian government?

I can't imagine a quicker way to get on a government watch list than to participate in a Bitcoin mixer. How do you ensure Coinjoin isn't secrely being ran by your authoritarian government?

If authoritarian governments can monitor and track the transactions, then arrest those people who make transactions that the government considers illegal, it seems pretty censorable.

This article is about a adult man who was on drunk, on drugs, and driving an electric vehicle on a public sidewalk. How is this comparable to public education?

Why should I be responsible for his medical care?

I wish there were fewer police responding to and investigating bank robberies (in my area).

I live in OB, and the idea of any type of enforcement is laughable. I can go down to the area in the article any time, day or night, and buy pot, meth, cocaine, LSD, DMT, mushrooms, heroin, ketamine, etc in less than 10 minutes. If they can't enforce the drug laws, how are they going to do with the mask laws?

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