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by hitovst 4y ago
Better late than never.
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by hitovst 4y ago
We are occupied. All who are complicit can never allow us to become a lawful society.
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by hitovst 4y ago
People think there are 21M Bitcoin, but they have no idea how many millions have been lost forever already, and how many will continue to be lost going forward. I wonder how many of those 27% are lost.
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by hitovst 4y ago
Reminds me of the ATF issuing Leathermans with "ATF Always Think Forfeiture" engraved on them. Any forfeiture, or any supposed necessary violation of individual rights, should require investigation, and should cost the organizatio
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by hitovst 4y ago
They are networks worth understanding. Though the signal is flooded with noise, and there are many scams to every sincere effort, the evolution of strategies to adapt to the many issues we face are interesting, and will become increasingly
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by hitovst 4y ago
I forgot to mention, tend to your relationships. Stop wasting time on the ones that don't benefit you, and start strengthening the ones that do. Be prepared to help the people you care about, and possibly share a home.
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by hitovst 4y ago
Reduce overhead as much as possible. Reduce debt (least safe first) as much as possible. Invest in necessities that you and your family can consume/use. People have all kinds of theories about what will be best currency, and stockpil
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by hitovst 4y ago
End the dysgenic forced redistribution of wealth, and people will be forced to adapt to reality. If we continue to tolerate forced redistribution of wealth, it only goes one way, and it's the opposite of "addressing it".
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by hitovst 4y ago
I'd suggest that regulation is typically the issue, and it is in the case too. Investing in real estate is not for everyone, and not just based on the merit of one as a landlord. Some states are complete nonstarters unless you can pa
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by hitovst 4y ago
Would you rather more revenue, and deal with happy, and appreciative, tenants, or less revenue, more liability, and adversarial tenants?
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by hitovst 4y ago
Part of the problem would be long term tenants are facing is of their own collective making. Well, that and regulations. That being the difference in experience when dealing with short term Airbnb tenants who are often on vacation, and lo
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by hitovst 4y ago
99% of the time,"deserve" applies to that which we have. Of course we have the right to "disconnect". People have to take responsibility for themselves. In the US, there are now two jobs for every one person looking f
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by hitovst 4y ago
Sooner or later people are going to have to actually understand Bitcoin, and will then see that 99% of the rest of crypto are scams. If you don't understand that freedom is the most relevant part of Bitcoin/crypto, you probably al
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by hitovst 4y ago
Forced redistribution of wealth is dysgenic, and there is no single greater indicator for success in life than IQ.
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by hitovst 4y ago
When the criminal "Civil Rights Act" came to be, people got confused about what is public property, and what is private property and no one else's business.
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by hitovst 4y ago
They're making it very easy to identify what we should avoid.
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by hitovst 4y ago
I had no idea! I'd be curious to look at founding documents to see what Boy Scouts was before it was corrupted.
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by hitovst 4y ago
AS long as we tolerate the world reserve fiat global enslavement system, everything that can be corrupted will be corrupted. With some perspective, you'll see most things are the opposite of what they were intended, or claim, to be.
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by hitovst 4y ago
We don't have a democracy, but a Constitutionally restricted Republic, with democratically elected representatives who have sworn an oath to defend individual rights. Having said that, "hate speech" is nothing. Individual ha
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by hitovst 4y ago
Fraud. Any chance there will be justice? I won't hold my breath.
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by hitovst 4y ago
"IP" isn't property. Also, only decentralizing, open source, individual empowering, tech, isn't anti-human.
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by hitovst 4y ago
This doesn't cover all the unwanted surveillance tools we pay to have spy on us.
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by hitovst 4y ago
It's amazing how bigoted some of the employees are. Having never witnessed the type of racism until recently when it has become en vogue, it's disgusting, and incredible how people admit their bigotry, and how others tolerate it.
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by hitovst 4y ago
The rep said that 6G was coming soon, and my friend asked if the 5G phones would all be made as worthless as the 4G LTE phones are now. This was one of the reasons given for not wanting to purchase a new phone when their phone still worked
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by hitovst 4y ago
A friend of mine uses AT&T and they shut off service to the SIM saying it was due to AT&T no longer offering 3G. My friend pointed out that the phone hadn't used anything but 4G, or LTE, in the last few years, and the phone did
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by hitovst 4y ago
Participate in any RNA experiments lately by any chance?
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by hitovst 4y ago
Can't say we weren't warned.
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by hitovst 4y ago
There is nothing more important than freedom, including life, which is why real patriots will give their life to protect it. Without property rights, there isn't freedom. Forced redistribution of wealth is slavery, and dysgenic.
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by hitovst 4y ago
"On themselves". If anyone believes that, they could tell them that they're free to contribute more on top of what they're forced to pay. As usual, "Patriotic" is used when the opposite is true.
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by hitovst 4y ago
Either we build open source, decentralizing, individual empowering, tech, or we work in support of our own enslavement. I know; we all wish it weren't so. It does not matter.

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