1) That is a direct argument against anything that is a global good. If we do something that is good for everyone, bad people will benefit from it because they are people too. Bad people benefiting doesn't, in isolation, tell us anything about whether something is a good idea.
2) Money being hard to trace is a bigger problem for authoritarian regimes than it is a help. Places like Russia, China, etc, rely fairly heavily on financial controls to stop people sending money to places with the most reliable legal system. If you live in a world where the tax offices can't track money, authoritarians will struggle more than anyone else to raise funds.
2) Money being hard to trace is a bigger problem for authoritarian regimes than it is a help. Places like Russia, China, etc, rely fairly heavily on financial controls to stop people sending money to places with the most reliable legal system. If you live in a world where the tax offices can't track money, authoritarians will struggle more than anyone else to raise funds.