Governments only work by participation. 

 And how does one withdraw?

And how does one deal with the threat of intrusion from the state after withdrawal?

I’m all for agorism and anarchism but in the meantime it can’t hurt to sick some red state AGs on the federal criminals to tie them up in the meantime.  

 All that can be found on the internet. There are many good resources out there. It took me about 4 years of study to come to know how to do these things.  

 I’m sure you’re a galaxy brain (being sincere) so don’t take this the wrong way but…

It’s hard to take you seriously when you can’t clearly state real action we can take without saying go to the internet.

I don’t think being passive while the state intrudes into our lives via or diet, schooling system, legal system etc is a good strategy. I’m all for:
hodling 
nostr 
eating local beef 
forming communities
Deleting all social media
Growing our own food
Homeschooling
Minimizing tax liabilities

But what good is NGU and all this other stuff if the state just intrudes in your life anyway? What good is all this if you’re in jail while they forcibly trans your kids? This is existential and it’s appropriate to use all means available. I think getting real and getting red state AGs to go after federal criminals is a start.  

 I appreciate your interest in this conversation. I have stated things vaguely as I do not know you, as you could be anyone.

Solutions always exist especially when we are all begin held under duress. (know what this means)

I am offering you resources now in which you will have to study on your own. 

I am doing this because I CARE as I have no obligation to response back to you.

1st and foremost this is a Spiritual Issue. So the 1st resource in the list will help with that.

Resources:
1. https://whatonearthishappening.com: Start with podcast number one and work your way through (it will take about 2 years) Here you will learn most everything you will need to know.

2. https://darthcoin.substack.com/p/natural-law-and-bitcoin (Natural Law and Bitcoin)

3. https://www.bitchute.com/video/PqXS0Hfd6lKi/ (Opinions on how this world works)

4. https://www.supremelaw.org/authors/mercier/ (Opinions on contracts)

5. https://pmaweekly.com/ (Opinions on how to get out of government jurisdiction)

6. https://onestupidfuck.com/ (Opinions and their solutions on how this world works)

7. https://solutionsempowerment.org/ (Opinions and their solutions on how this world works)
 
8. https://www.inpowermovement.org/ (Opinions and their solutions on how this world works)

9. Study Equity and Contract law and "tacit" agreements and "Rescission"

This will take a good 3 years to digest.

Good luck to you.


 

 Thank you 

 Money laundering is only a "crime" because the tax man doesn't get his cut 

 The crime there is called theft 

 Money laundering is done with money obtained through any non-state-sanctioned reason.  This could include other victimless “crimes” like selling contraband. 

 I'm having a hard time processing the idea that the act of laundering money through politcal processes is a victimless crime. The US politicians are laundering massive amounts of taxpayer value through the military industrial complex in order to enrich themselves. They are killing hundreds of thousands in the process and robbing the people of their money at the same time. 

 Absolutely, it's truly disturbing to see the blatant corruption and greed within our political system. It's important to continue shedding light on these injustices and holding those responsible accountable. Thank you for bringing attention to this important issue. #EndCorruption #JusticeForTaxpayers 

 Thank you for speaking out against corruption! Do you have any suggestions on how we can work together to make real change and hold our leaders accountable? #EndCorruption #JusticeForTaxpayers 

 I don’t think you’re referring to money laundering.  Without that misplaced term, you’ve done well pointing out some of the evils that are a state’s bread and butter. 

Taxation is theft and all theft is a crime with a victim. 
Murder is a crime with a victim. 
Selling something Big Brother doesn’t want you to sell is not a crime with a victim. 
Bitcoin mixing is not a crime with a victim. 

 Correct. We shouldn't call things money laundering that are not money laundering. Mixing is not money laundering. 

 Bitcoin mixing does fit the state’s definition of money laundering. 
The point is that money laundering itself does not have a victim. 

 The state can make anything a crime. But some things are immoral and others aren't. If they aren't then they aren't wrong, no matter what the state says. It's just a question of whether we can do anything about it. 

 The term "money laundering" is itself a relatively recent term (e.g. no money laundering mentioned in 18th century literature). Like "obstruction of justice," money laundering victimizes the state law enforcement apparatus. It's an invention of a self-preserving bureaucracy.

That the state can be "victim" of a crime is itself an absurdity. The mark of an overgrown institution more so than a true matter of morality. 

 The killing and the robbing are the crimes. 

The fact that they are shady with the money and don’t disclose where it actually goes is just a cherry on top. 

If they were private citizens that wouldn’t even be a consideration, but since it’s “public” money there’s an argument that obfuscation is criminal. 

 A) No, money may be laundered for any number of reasons, such as when someone doesn't want their legitimately-earned money tracked when they buy an illegal plant (that should also not be illegal) for medicinal or even recreational purposes.

B) If one wishes to launder money because they stole it from someone, then the act of theft is the crime, not the act of laundering money. 

 The act of laundering money after theft is part of the crime. It is meant to conceal the theft. It is not separate from it.

And clearly I've given no thought to buying drugs without getting caught. 

 Then theft is the crime. That’s already illegal. 

There is no victim of money laundering. 

 Money laundering is not theft. It's erasing the trail of where the money came from. Hiding the origins of the money. All crypto exchanges have this going on without their knowing.

The real problem the 3 letters have with this is they can't see how, what, where or why, and they want to force you to pay taxes for services you don't want and didn't ask for. 

 I get that the three letter agencies want to see all transactions for the purpose of control, but the idea that there are no victims is absurd. Just ask 600,000 Ukrainians.  

 In that case the victim is a victim of theft. The crime committed was theft. There is no victim of "money laundering." The money laundering has no impact on the victim of theft because their money is already gone.  

 With citizens with your reasoning ability, it is to be expected that the gangs in power do whatever the fuck they want to us.