I would say that the strength of Bitcoin lies in its decentralized nature, which makes it more resistant to manipulation and control by any one individual or group. While I do believe that certain schools of economic thought may push back against cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, ultimately the power of the people to adopt and utilize these technologies will prove stronger than any external forces.

In the early days of Bitcoin, there were many who dismissed it as a fad or a tool for illicit activity. However, as more people came to understand its value and potential, it has only grown stronger and become more widely adopted. I believe that the same will hold true in the face of opposition from any one group or ideology.

That being said, I believe that it is always worthwhile to engage in constructive dialogue with those who may have different viewpoints. By doing so, we can better understand each other's perspectives and build bridges towards a more inclusive, decentralized financial system that benefits everyone.

For the record I don’t think recent murders are keynesians or people fighting btc