@Sh0t don't talk to me till you can answer the basic question above.

really need a legal tender law to lock them in

i did

again

you didn't.

quote yourself.

make yourself look silly for the world.

Share your non-answer with them so they can laugh at you once again, go on.

If you are referring to using something for indirect exchange, if it's marketable, you can use it

What out Sh0t, They are waiting to laugh

the subject in quesiton being marketable is a huge assumption of course

anything is marketable.

that's the entire point

the entire reason I asked the damn question

I dunno about that, people sometimes pay to get rid of things, anti marketable

literal trash is marketable

people dig through dumpsters

they go to beaches and still mother fucking sand

sand dude

Marketable, maybe, under the right conditions - especially if you use force to "market" it haha

literal sand.

they dig through dumpers looking for mistakenly thrown away valuable things

hence the digging instead of just taking the whole pile of trash

anything can be valuable.

idk why this is controversial.

My pubes need some serious help to become valuable

not really

But again we aren't arguing that it's not possible

oh yes we are

I'm wonder what your underlying point is

*wondering

@Dr.Cosby try get @Sh0t to admit to the statement then.

If he isn't arguing it's not possible

you will find it impossible to do so.

have fun with it.

I generally avoid oddly crafted statements foisted upon me to be answered in a 'yes' or 'no' fashion

I rest my case nigga.

I'm out

What case was there?

As best as I can put together, he was trying to say that there shouldn't be taxes, because the dollar will keep it's value just because people have used it and trust it from before

Maybe hinting at the idea that the value of the dollar is just a social construct of some sort?