When Mr Paul eventually buys something with that bitcoin or withdraws it into cash or whatever, it gets taxed anyways. It is still just fancy digital property, like any other collectors item to the fed.
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So it's really fucking weird that being hardcore anti-inflation is getting reinvented with a straight face as helping the working class get a hand up in the face of all of history (Again, it's not actually weird, it's predictable, but you know what I mean)
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Inflation by its nature devalues money you hold today more than money you earn in wages tomorrow. So yeah. It's definitely going to impact the extremely wealthy more than the poor. They have assets that devalue, because most of their asset class is in cash or investments.
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