order ISPs to no longer resolve IP's of any exchange. Send jackbooted thugs to the doors of every identified BTC stakeholder and arrest them for something else. Firewall the internet so that international packets were only allowed if they went through my servers, and block all BTC. Shut the internet down, as in literally turn it off.
No one has the power to do any of those things,
and none of those things would stop Bitcoin.
Power doesn't work the way you think it does.
You look up the pyramid and think they can do anything and everything.
They can't. There are rules, even at the top.
The elite is not some harmoniously collaborative group hell-bent on exploiting the lower class, they'll consolidate power wherever they can at every opportunity. The competition and backstabbing occurs everywhere at every level.
I had all this shit written down but then I just changed it to something short and sweet, too bad your rebuttal was some unapologetically irritating sarcastic comment that missed the point completely.
No one is king of the world, therefore the world doesn't work the way you think it does. Your entire foundation of thinking is rooted to the 'fact' that one person could make those decisions and they would actually happen. No.
Seriously though, shut off the Internet?
Were you high when you wrote that?
Let's change the topic. Perhaps you could tell me more about how much I value "actual interpersonal interactions". Perhaps there are other subjects I think and feel about that you could explain to me.