oh yeah I agree but how do you get the federal money out? They'll just keep pumping money into them.
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Just stop them from collecting local school taxes. THAT is where the money they send comes from anyway. They originally offered to collect it for 'efficiency', it was always LOCAL money!
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Ok sir smithlabs but anytime you try to fool with the money supply that's going to be an uphill battle.
I sent you an email tonight but you're probably too busy playing video games to see it.
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No, It will actually be easier than you think. The Tenth Amendment gives the individual States, Constitutional Authority to over ride the federal government on any power not specifically written directly into the Constitution (enumerated powers). It also says that any power not assigned to the states remains the property of the People!
So when we get rich on steemit, we can file a lawsuit to take control of our tax money, from the federal government, and return it to state (or local) control! Come on steemit!
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sir smithlabs! ok well that makes sense but that last sentence sounds like a pipe dream.
Have you heard of Wherein?
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WAIT, We are not going to get rich on steemit? I am ruined, I was counting on that income, ROFLOL!
Have NOT heard of wherein, what is it? Are you there?
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well well well...I finally found something that smithlabs don't know...I need to print this comment out and laminate it! lol. Well wherein is a mobile app used in China. The government there has been restricting all kinds of site to the public there of course like youtube, I guess the just banned Steemit also.
But wherein is based on the Steem blockchain and has been working to fall within the guidelines of the Chinese government. If it can survive and meet the restrictions of the government it can become the facebook of China and would probably assure Steems success.
I haven't been to their blog but I guess they keep everyone up to date on how that's going. It's quite a major thing for Steem and Steemit if they can be one of the main mobile apps acceptable in the Chinese government. Billions of people using a steem blockchain based app!
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China is just like liberals, only they DO Control their serfs; I hope steemit does well with it! But if the Chinese are involved it will be censored worse than facebook. Probably will ignore it, because I am on blockchains for their uncensored nature. If I wanted censorship, I would have stayed on Facebook.
But I will stay on steemit.
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sir smithlabs! well my point is that they are working hard to be accepted by their censors and make it work there, of course we want nothing to do with it here, did you even read my comment? I think you thought you knew what I was going to say before you read it all, OR you were watching a movie and talking on the phone and eating at the same time and you just THOUGHT you knew it all but you really were just one huge epic fail this time smithlabs. smackyourhead! total blackout fail this time smithlabs. I'm very disappointed. so disappointed that I'm going to wait at least 5 minutes before I lower myself to converse with you again.
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