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Early crypto adopters are freedom minded people. I have no problem with a new economic system where the wealthiest are the most freedom-oriented. If crypto ev
by jaked89 5y ago
Early crypto adopters are freedom minded people.
I have no problem with a new economic system where the wealthiest are the most freedom-oriented.
If crypto ever replaces the current monetary system, late adopters will have to fight for crumbles.
And that's OK; you support deception & violence, so you stay poor.
That's cosmic justice.
- kevingadd 5y agoSo if I'm understanding you correctly, "late adopters" including people who don't have money for mining hardware/coins or don't even own a computer, just a phone - deserve to be poor because not buying in to crypto is supporting "deception and violence"? What's the logic here?
- iSnow 5y agoThe logic of Bitcoin maximalists who already revel in dreams that one day, they will relocate to remote islands or citadels while watching the world burn down. Any human with a moral compass would shudder at the thought of a collapse of Western democracy, but not them: they giggle in anticipation of becoming the new ruling class or at least an exclusive society of mega-rich while those who doubted the Bitcoin religion will have to prostitute their daughters to the nouveau riche. "Have fun staying poor" is their battle cry. In their twisted libertarian world view, people forced by hunger to toil day in, day out is not violence, but the state taxing incomes is.
- jaked89 5y agoStrawman attack. I didn't mention mining; anyone can purchase crypto. If you prefer to support the fiat thugs by holding into their tokens, be ready to pay the price.