Seriously, isn't the whole point of a digital currency for it to be independent of the country you live in? It's kind of insane that I can find 5 or 6 reputable exchanges in the US that will take money from other bank transferring companies in the US (ie, dwolla.com -> mt.Gox -> bitcoin [ps - what the hell? why so much damn work?])
Seems strange to moan that Bitcoin doesn't work when it is not Bitcoin that won't move. Honestly, once you have some Bitcoins you will be able to compare how easily you can move them around compared to how hard it is to move your fiat currency around sufficiently to actually
get the Bitcoins in the first place. Why not ask yourself exactly what properties of Bitcoin make them so appealing, and why they are gaining value so quickly?
Seriously, the biggest advertisement for Bitcoins is how hard it is to get Bitcoins.
I am sitting here wanting to transfer from my UK bank account to Mt.Gox. What happens when I press "international transfer" on the 24/7 online banking website? "This service is available from 08:00 to 15:00 on working days". Should I wish to move Bitcoins from Britcoin to Mt.Gox I will get no such insanity.