Doesn't it comes with serious caveats, like losing some of the phone's functionality?
I remember last time I researched it, you'd lose camera completely or camera quality would degrade massively and some other functionality of the phone got lost upon installing cyanogenmod.

1. Unable to argue logically about his points: check.
2. Unable to grasp the difference between profit and production: check.
3. Calling those who point these two fact to him trolls: check.

Who is trolling here again?

Technically the only way to be sure is to get to the ground and comb it to check.

I see you have no sense of self-criticism when it comes to your beliefs. Even when they are absurd, like claiming that taxes on profits equal taxes on production.

I just tried applying your version of logic. It's called sarcasm.

The biggest problem with deflation is hoarding. If you know your currency will just keep increasing in value, you have no interest of spending that currency - you want to sit on it and let it become even more valuable.

This is why most central banks go to great pains to ensure small, stable inflation of their currency. It creates a powerful incentive to put the monetary resources into circulation instead of hoarding, leading to efficient use of resources.

The original argument was that bitcoin is deflating currency by design. While you are correct that the actual size of bitcoin and its ability to be used in very small amounts will allow for fix to problem of "currency vanishing", it doesn't solve the problem of the fact that it is a deflating currency by design.

All human actions result in death. Therefore by definition, all human action are counter-productive.

Hey, that works for everything!

Most of the taxes sheltered by people are on profits.

Companies are the ones who shelter money from production and consumption.

As far as I remember they had similar pattern of domestic violence that Kosovo has. I.e. instead of knives, or small arms most wounds were high energy ballistic (caused by high power assault rifles), which are far more serious in nature.

It's not that they had a lot of it. It's that the pattern of this particular form of crime, which usually takes form of "most accessible weapon" was significantly more fatal than that in neighboring countries. By removing easy access to ammo, domestic violence cases went to more traditional "knives, flying pans and small arms" that gives victims a much higher chance of survival.

Yes, we know. "Tax is for the poor" and all that jazz.

This "Oclahoma pig fucker" actually comes from the only other nation in Europe with universal conscription - Finland.

As far as I know, you have rules for ammunition that are fairly similar to ours. Have a permit or you're breaking the law. The only difference is that you choose to keep your reservist guns at homes, while we keep them buried in the ground or stored in army storage all over the country..

Buy ammunition, get arrested, go to jail.

Many people don't know that beyond the weird NRA-based claims of "armed nation", swiss men have assault rifles at home disassembled and with no ammunition. Assembling the rifle and taking it out of your home without special permission is a crime. Having ammunition for it without special permission is also a crime. They brought down their mainly assault rifle based gun crime down hard with that policy.

That said, their army has excellent plans on how to distribute ammo in event of threat of war.

Few in EU like Swiss banking any more than US does. It's a known tax fraud heaven, and with EU has been shaken by the crisis pretty badly, tolerance for Swiss "give us your money, we'll help you not pay your fair share" policy is growing thin.

I'd grab a bean bag one :D