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by hartpuff 11y ago
Even if we accept nobody kept receipts or records in the early days of Bitcoin, aside from the blockchain, I can't think of a reason why someone running a legit business would find it "really impossible" to remember what they
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by hartpuff 11y ago
You must be processing a lot of money to feel $6k in the very brief period Bitcoin was $1k a pop is nothing. I think most people would remember that. And how is it really impossible to know what you got the Bitcoins for? Don't you have
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by hartpuff 11y ago
> imaginary internet points In defence of the internet points, they are real, unless everyone is just imagining you have lighter text.
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by hartpuff 11y ago
Your analogy of some random stranger on the street is so fatuous I'm just going to ignore it to save you any further embarrassment. As for "Western society", that you modestly imagine yourself as a representative of/spok
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by hartpuff 11y ago
>There is a difference between refusing to send aid, and actively attempting to exterminate democracy, governments, and populations. Perhaps you can explain the difference between deliberately not sending food to people you know will die
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by hartpuff 11y ago
>You attempt to discredit my take on Stalin with rhetorical flourish, so generously implying that “you don’t think I’m a neo-nazi”, yet you provide no evidence that he wasn’t a butcher. I didn't say he wasn't a "butcher&qu
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by hartpuff 11y ago
His comparison with Stalin may be hyperbolic, but the article you cited gives Churchill's response to the famine you think is unfair to blame on him: Up to 3 million people starved to death while British officials begged Church
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by hartpuff 11y ago
Homeland seems pretty critical of US policy in Season One, perhaps too much so. After Season One (which should have been the only season) it becomes laughably transparent pro-Israel/anti-Iran propaganda rather than pro-CIA. It's e
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by hartpuff 11y ago
From that article: >"People [in Guantanamo] had already seen the first series, it was hugely popular." Others who were at Guantánamo at the time confirmed her account. Some described to me how the series contributed directly to