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That has absolutely nothing to do with what I said. Again, if the government really doesn't want you to rent a hall or host a website, they'll just arrest you.
by hnthrow1010 4y ago
That has absolutely nothing to do with what I said. Again, if the government really doesn't want you to rent a hall or host a website, they'll just arrest you. I really don't know how you draw the line from that to saying "the solution is to transact in these virtual casino tokens", if you could explain that then maybe I'd be able to understand your "universe".
- ZGDUwpqEWpUZ 4y ago> That has absolutely nothing to do with what I said You literally contradicted the statement that money is important for political change. Maybe you wish you didn't say that, but you did. > Again, if the government really doesn't want you to rent a hall or host a website, they'll just arrest you. They could also have gunned down all the protestors, but they weren't willing to do that. Obviously if you believe the government will escalate endlessly then that changes the equation. Sorry, but I don't think you're cut out for this conversation, and I don't like it when people try to rewrite arguments they made mere minutes earlier. Have a great day.
- hnthrow1010 4y agoActually no, you're way off here in multiple ways. My statement from the beginning was that political solutions are required for political problems. "Money for political solutions" is usually described as "lobbying" and most activists I've talked to would consider too much unrestricted lobbying to be bad. Maybe you can understand that sometimes money is actually bad for political change.