[https://noconflictnointerest.substack.com/p/why-decentralized-money-matters](https://noconflictnointerest.substack.com/p/why-decentralized-money-matters)

There's a huge number of points in this I want to throw flags on, but I'll zero in on just one:

_"Bitcoin is Violence Resistant"_
_"It cannot be forcibly acquired via violence. It can only be acquired and controlled through the amassing of hash power, which as mentioned is unbounded, non-rival, positive-sum and thus naturally decentralizing. My amassing of more hash power does nothing to your ability to amass more has power, and vice-versa. There is no limit to the amount of hash power good, honest actors can marshal to defend the network from nefarious ones."_

If Bitcoin was a threat to fiat (which it isn't), what stops fiat governments (say the US) from stealing hashpower? Absolutely nothing.

Devin LaSarre

Thanks to the work of @JasonPLowery and this article by @FreedomMoney21 for informing my thinking on this topic.

https://noconflictnointerest.substack.com/p/why-decentralized-money-matters

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