What if we do this, but with Bitcoin as logo?
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Fixing potholes is obviously a good thing. But wouldn’t then adding a logo be considered defacement of public property (and wouldn’t that be a crime)?
it would be a unique answer to the question of “but who will build the roads?” #ProofOfWork
Is this not a problem:
“In most countries, marking or painting property without permission is considered by property owners and civic authorities as defacement and vandalism, which is a punishable crime”
Graffiti - Wikipedia
Vitor, você pode dar uma força para as campanhas pelo Rio Grande do Sul, meu parceiro?
I like it 👍
In most countries, bowing to the authorities will make you a sycophant.
Great warning signs to avoid cointards in your area.
Only if all materials used are purchased with BTC.
Fixing the crumbling public infrastructure & marking it as having been fixed by #Bitcoin isn't any sort of legitimate property crime. It's not even private property that is being repaired & it is saving private vehicles from damage so there is really not even the possibility of a victim.
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Bitcoin fixes holes in your budget.
I agree, but the crime wouldn’t be “fixing potholes”. It would be the markings made afterwards.
But wait, if the people and businesses take care of the roads, then what do we need taxes and government for?
I think it's a good idea.. It'd be a great impact message to no-coiners who can start to interest where the phrase come from 🎩💛💜⚡
Think at #Bitcoin.. Fixes this..
No-coiner: Where's come from?
The only way we can bandaid our crumbling infrastructure is paid for by ads. Totally not a bad omen