Yes miners get to choose what they want to do with the equipment they own.

Are you advocating for slavery ? Miners should be forced to support bad projects that might arise on DC ?

Miners choose to support Bitcoin and or Bitcoin cash. Is that not "political" in the sense of the word the way you use it.

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Miners should not support any “projects” with their hash power. They should support the network. THE (singular) NETWORK. That’s all they need to do. Hash. Over and over. They can do so on whatever pool they want.

Politics are everywhere. Taproot was political. The question is do we want to explicitly etch it into the protocol.

it's alrwsdybetched in according to te first part of your reply. If taproot was political and any future hard or soft fork is political.

Drivechain allows political differences to not be expressed in bitcoin main at all. All political differences, improvements, features can be sidechained, and allow main bitcoin to remain the same.

It is the antidote to contentious forks.

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it's already etched in according to the first part of your reply. If taproot was political and any future hard or soft fork is political.

Drivechain allows political differences to not be expressed in bitcoin main at all. All political differences, improvements, feature preferences can be sidechained, and allow main bitcoin to remain the same.

It is the antidote to contentious forks, and it should have been enabled a long time ago.

So you are in favor of slavery.

Miners choose what they support right now this very moment with bitcoin the way it is now.

mining bitcoin is also not mining bismtcoin cash.

Bip301 allows miners to support sidechain projects AND support bitcoin network security