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Corba advocates for active involvement: tracking politicians' stances, participating in local elections, and responding to legislative proposals. He underscores that engaging at the local level—city councils, county boards—often has the most immediate and tangible impact on daily life. For example, during the COVID pandemic, Moss realized how much local governments influence individual freedoms, sometimes more than federal authorities.
In essence, education fuels empowerment; understanding policies allows Bitcoiners to advocate effectively for rights like self-custody, private property, and minimal regulation. Moss highlights that the change begins with the individual—education and participation are the first steps toward safeguarding privacy and resisting government overreach.