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by lezojeda 5y ago
Are you serious?
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by lezojeda 5y ago
You don't sound amused, you sound kinda angry, to be honest. Of course we break the law, because the government is plainly corrupt, it is proven and it is our right to stand up to it breaking the stupid laws they make living nobility w
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by lezojeda 5y ago
Yes, it's as stupid as it sounds. Ours is a clown country. Don't take it seriously.
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by lezojeda 5y ago
>If you manage to get the full value of your money, other people will lose the full value of theirs. Why? >The value that supposedly backs your local currency simply does not exist Tell me something I don't know... >Is it not
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by lezojeda 5y ago
I understand your argument, but while we try to change our government we still need a way to save money and get paid without being robbed, cryptos are a way to avoid that, it's as simple as that. Please understand that people like me w
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by lezojeda 5y ago
One of the parent comments above said "I’ve often wished there were a way to organize against crypto", I believe USDC is another crypto isn't it? But yes, is another way many freelancers are paid here, it's not just bitc
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by lezojeda 5y ago
>Calling taxes "Being robbed by your government" is such a cliché Tell me, where are you from? Do you have free access to other currencies where you live? Because I don't, and where I live we have 50% inflation (even 100%
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by lezojeda 5y ago
I completely agree. Just wanted to point out our situation (which may be repeated across the globe in some other countries with corrupt governments as ours). I get the feeling that sometimes people from the first world believe bitcoin &
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by lezojeda 5y ago
Cryptos are being used as a way of payment and then via a series of conversions and exchanges (to the point that it is ridiculous what we have to do to avoid being robbed by our government) we get our national currency for our daily groceri
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by lezojeda 5y ago
And? I don't have to agree with the """ hardcore crypto bros """ either. Both extremes can be harmful.
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by lezojeda 5y ago
Freelancers in my country (Argentina) will happily accept crypto instead of dollars so they aren't robbed by our government, it is really an alternative for us. Not only that, is another way for us to save money in cash since we have a
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by lezojeda 5y ago
Thank you for this response. I think this whole issue is always addressed from the point of view of people from well developed first world countries, such as aynthing related to climate change. Sometimes I wished they lived just one year in
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by lezojeda 5y ago
I wonder how those who work from a third world country like Argentina with a hard fiat currency control from our government will achieve to get paid without being robbed by it. I'll explain: today our government forbids us from buying
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by lezojeda 5y ago
>6 cups Does still have any effect on your energy levels?
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by lezojeda 5y ago
Have you searched on https://www.shroomery.org/ or the subreddit unclebens? Maybe this goes against hackernews rules, but you may contact someone with prints there. There is a discord called Fungus Amongus as well, you may
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by lezojeda 5y ago
I seriously can't fathom at all how anyone could be in favor of lockdowns still.
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by lezojeda 5y ago
Why do you find it the most toxic? Just curious, I personally find Twitter way more toxic, maybe it's because of the subs I'm subscribed to
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by lezojeda 6y ago
In Argentina's case, decades of failing statism and economy intervention mixed with military dictatorships. Inflation rampant since the 40s with around only one decade (1990-1999) with 1 digit inflation. Enterprising in Argentina is an