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첫 줄 결론: 캐나다 트뤼도 정부의 트럭 시위 탄압(계좌 동결·보험 면허 취소)을 계기로 비트코인이 정부의 자산 압수에 대한 대안이라고 주장하는 팟캐스트 토론 요약. 주제 1: 캐나다 시위 탄압 배경 트럭 운전자 백신 의무화 반대 시위(프리덤 콘보이)에 긴급조치법이 발동됨. 경찰의 강제 진압, 체포, 반려동물 압수 보도가 나옴. 금융기관에 시위 관련 계좌 동결을 지시함. 주제 2: 비트코인 필요성 주장 사크스는 비대화 지갑(non-custodial wallet)으로 시위 기부가 가능하다고 주장함. 프리드버그는 캐나다가 서방 국가 중 처음으로 이런 권력 남용을 보였고 다른 나라도 따를 것이라고 봄. 이에 따라 자산 압수를 피하려는 수요가 비트코인으로 옮겨갈 것이라는 전망을 냄. 주제 3: 중앙화 시스템 비판 디지털화된 자산은 법이 쉽게 통제할 수 있어 중앙화 위험이 커졌다고 봄. 중국 디지털 위안화는 정부가 자산을 완전히 통제하는 사례로 제시됨. 주제 4: 시민 자유와 정치화 팬데믹 이후 시민 자유가 침식됐고 권리 옹호가 좌우 진영 선택으로 바뀌었다고 비판함. 캔슬 컬처가 소수·반대 의견을 침묵시킨다고 주장함. 주제 5: 법적 한계 논쟁 샌프란시스코 사례를 들어 긴급 권한과 사법 절차 없는 계좌 동결은 과도한 권력 남용이라고 봄. 정부는 법원 절차(RICO 등)를 거쳐 계좌를 동결할 수 있다고 봄. 출연자 전망: 비트코인 수요 증가와 정부 통제 우려가 커질 것으로 예상함(구체적 가격 목표 없음).
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the the reason why bitcoin is necessary is because the tactics that trudeau is using is essentially to starve these truckers out and yet another sensational episode of the all-in podcast channel hapatia david sacks david freeburg and jason kalikanis discussed the top issues in tech politics and the economy while weighing in on the recent developments in canada the founders and ceo talked broadly about the autocratic abuse of power on the part of the canadian prime minister justin trudeau and how bitcoin fixes the problem freeberg explains that canada is the first western state to show such gross abuse of power which will only encourage other countries to tow similar paths in the future to avoid having your hard-earned funds seized overnight just because you have a dissenting opinion these economic experts suggest that you invest in bitcoin welcome savvy finance in this video we examine the insightful thoughts of four brilliant minds on justin trudeau's crackdown against the protesting truckers in canada please watch like and comment enjoy the video a little bit of background before we get to the podcast it is no news that the canadian prime minister has invoked the emergency act allowing the police to use extra force against the organizers and supporters of the freedom convoy according to reports the police are making arrests and seizing pets to stop the movement which started in january due to vaccine mandates on cross-border truck drivers trudeau has also ordered financial organizations including banks credit unions insurance companies and portfolio managers to identify report and freeze the accounts of those connected to the movement in the podcast freebird warns that the actions of the prime minister will open the doors for other autocratic abuse of power many leaders will use canada as an example when handling dissidents and people who have different opinions chamf also points out that what is playing out in canada is a matter of difference in opinion and shouldn't be handled like a full-blown war as the prime minister is doing as such every other government will think it necessary and fair to treat protesters by trying to starve them out here is a clip from the discussion do you guys think that there's a moment here that also is a mile marker on the road towards the state versus crypto given the actions that we're taking 100 bitcoin wallets because that seems to be like a big trend that's going to play out over the next decade or two they're there inevitably crypto is the threat to the state right and so you know you're going to see skirmishes like this that kind of you know hey wallets that donate are illegal and you know friedrich this is one of the best points you've made if you look at what this is done for bitcoin and you look at what it's done for other cryptocurrencies this will do more than mcdonald's accepting bitcoin because this is the first time like a western democratic state is seizing people's funds like in an incredibly unfair unnecessary way which is just going to have more people say you know what maybe i should keep some of my net worth out of the government's purview if they're going to seize it anyway and then now people are going to start looking into the coins that allow people to can't conflate having an enemy with having a different view those aren't the same thing having an enemy is a serious deal right whether that's domestic or international that's what we had to do in world war one world war ii in the flq crisis this is just somebody who has a different opinion i don't agree in mass mandates is what one person says i want to mask mandate is what the other person says the idea that you can de-platform one or the other or fire them from their job or prevent them from having access to the money that they've earned or preventing other people from donating money that's really um it's a really low bar and i think when you normalize this kind of behavior it's a very slippery slope sachs also talks about how bitcoin can help the protesting truckers and other people to avoid having to bend to the will of an autocratic government he explains that people with non-custodial wallets can still donate to the cause of the truckers who are having their accounts and pet sees and donations and licenses revoked the co-founder and general partner of craft ventures also talks about the role of the media in escalating the issue in canada and ukraine listen to saks explanation on the role of bitcoin well okay just on this point about bitcoin the the reason why bitcoin is necessary is because the tactics that trudeau is using is essentially to starve these truckers out to not only basically arrest them and but he's also taking away their insurance licenses he's basically preventing them from ever working again he's talked about that we're gonna put give you a criminal record it's gonna make it hard for you to get a job and then most importantly on top of that he's preventing anyone from helping them by contributing to them by making a donation so he's essentially starving these guys out and that's the reason why bitcoin is potentially helpful is it allows people using non-custodial wallets to make an unrun around that and donate and help these these people who are being persecuted essentially i think when you encounter a sincere protest movement the first thing you should do as a leader is actually listen and try to understand what it is that they're protesting on behalf of and trudeau never did that he went straight to 11 with this and i think part of the reason why i mean jake how you asked why why is it that that you know there seems to be a common denominator with this and with the ukraine issue that the leaders are immediately escalating these situations instead of looking for a way to de-escalate it and they're doing it with the media egging them on and so as as harsh as trudeau's rhetoric has been the media's rhetoric around this has been even worse you have this cnn contributor juliette kiyam who's also a harvard professor who basically tweeted that trudeau she needed to slash their tires empty the gas tanks arrest the drivers you know making it unclear how you never get the trucks off the bridge uh but then she said cancel their insurance suspend their driver's license prohibit any future regulatory verification uh she says trust me i will not run out of ways to make this hurt you know it's you have the media cheering this on egging on trudeau they're doing the same thing beating the drums of war on ukraine what is wrong with these people prior to the development and adoption of blockchain technology everyone relied on centralized systems which has so far proven to be corrupt insecure and easily manipulated and regulated by the higher ups but the tech has not completely replaced the centralized systems it provides a safe haven for those who don't want to suddenly lose their hard-earned money because they dare to have a different opinion the podcasters explain that centralized systems such as china's digital eun give the government complete control over people's finances the biggest story is this um this bitcoin thing because you know if you guys think about like pre-1960s like capital wasn't digitized it was like physical like you had to own like a stock certificate or cash or gold or a bearer bond to today everything is digitized right like there's a digital record of you know who owns what stock and who how much is in your bank account and none of it is tied to your having a physical asset and ultimately the law was able to reach into these digital systems and have greater um uh oversight and ultimately control uh you know over accounts and so on and it's had a you know the digitization of capital assets has had an incredible ability to drive economic growth and investment and ease of transaction but it's also significantly increased the centralization of assets or the central influence over assets bitcoin seems to be the resolution to that and now you're seeing the ultimate challenge to bitcoin and the challenge to decentralize systems like bitcoin and cryptocurrencies and so on i don't want to speak specifically to anyone but there seems to be like this trend line over the last 60 years that's now being challenged because you can have your accounts frozen any moment you know for breaking the law or because emergency acts are are induced and i think you're right it's probably going to accelerate interest in these kind of off government chain if true into some separate chain anyone can do it anybody can do it they're doing it in china right and they're uh and i don't know why it's the point of it the digital iguana is like this incredible the whole point it's like absolute centralization of every capital asset here's where did you get scary think of how dangerous the digital yuan is the minute you say something that xi jinping doesn't like it's a it's a stroke of a keyboard key and all your assets are all your assets are locked away it's a database entry and you just basically reroute who belong who it belongs shamath and the other podcasters also talk about how civil liberties and rights have been severely politicized with every day that passes people are increasingly becoming too scared to stand for what they believe in so they get labeled far right or far left they add that sometimes it's a matter of standing for what is right not what your political affiliation dictates listen to the podcaster's thoughts on political affiliations and cancel culture do you guys think we sound like a right-wing politics show at this point no this isn't a right-wing politics thing i mean i think i think that we have so jumped the shark there are things that are happening today every day that you know if you had said in isolation two or three years ago would any of these things ever happen we all would have just looked at each other and said it's impossible that these things could happen but the problem is fast forward two years of a pandemic i think we have let a lot of our civil liberties decay right under our nose and we're not willing to fight for it because it's become too tribal and and rights have been politicized so the idea of having rights you know and then standing up for your rights all of a sudden has to be a decision between whether you're left or right that's crazy i don't think that liberties in the sense of government oversight have decayed as uh in addition to that liberty is in the sense of of a social setting have decayed you know we've because of cancel culture we've normalized the ability to silence minority or dissenting voices um and this is both in the private enterprise setting as well as in the public setting i don't know i i don't consider myself a right-wing conservative person by any stretch um but i i do consider myself a person who believes in individual freedom and liberty you know trump railed against these blm folks but at no point did he try to shut down their bank accounts and take their money away and trudeau can't you know did this was not even near in the scale of blm yeah who's the bigger authoritarian yeah i mean clearly if you objectively it's true in this situation the scary authoritarianism as we talked about in previous pods tends to come from the left at least the right you see it coming i just want to say it's failed under moral virtue signaling that's right they're very sanctimonious they claim they claim to be the defenders of the working class while they're actually prosecuting them such an unforced error like so dumb he's going to lose right now he's going to lose if a da was elected and a police officer police chief were elected to san francisco that said we are going to freeze the bank accounts and um you know uh demobilize the criminals that are ransacking our city our people our stores would you support that no not if it's an office an extrajudicial use of power i mean the law specifies what you're allowed to do do you think san francisco's in an emergency situation i mean would you support the mayor taking on emergency uh authority to go and fix the problem which she just did by the way in the tenderloin yeah but that doesn't give her the power to go to wells fargo and say that wells fargo we want you to freeze all these accounts with no due process of law that's basically what trudeau is about that's the overreach that's the line you think is like go and see that you should have to go through a court proceeding just to free someone's bank account period can't just freeze someone's bank account the law allows you to do this now it's called rico so you follow the due process of the law and you can do all those things friedberg that that you just mentioned if you want to free somebody's bank account right you can actually do that the government has the ability to do that they don't need to pass this basically get out of jail free card to do whatever you want without any 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