On Wed, 07 Nov 2012 09:02:51 +1000 James A. Donald wrote: > The proposal is that peer to peer networks should operate in a > progressive left wing manner
That's your point of view. Firstly I'm not in the USA and our "left/right" isn't the same as yours. Secondly I don't even like the terms "left/right", they have no precise and consensual definitions. In addition, you say "proposal", but I was only expressing doubts about the results of using an asymmetric currency. Did I say "you should do like that instead" ? Let's be clear, I encourage danimoth to try whatever he wants, there's nothing like experimenting. > The counter argument is that progressivism and leftism in practice > requires guys with guns from the government to beat you up, which is not > going to be easy in a peer to peer network. If you believe what I'm "proposing" is impossible in a P2P network, why do you bother answering ? If it's impossible it won't happen, so there's no need for you to try to prevent it. In addition, since we're talking about P2P systems and not official currencies, we're not trying to force you to do anything, so I really don't get what you're ranting about. _______________________________________________ p2p-hackers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zooko.com/mailman/listinfo/p2p-hackers
