Thx for your feedback and kind words. I understand that some people see money as weapons, like JL. This might be due to the fact that politically controlled money is a weapon. Bitcoin is, however, purely defensive and non-violent. It has a very interesting architecture, which I describe with what I think are more relevant analogies in an ongoing book project that I'm working on.
I also understand that many people who support Bitcoin are happy when they see that a person working for the govt supports the technology. I suspect, however, that in some cases this reflects a curious need that many have today, where they appreciate it a lot if they get the blessing from mother state.
Furthermore, I read and hear that JL see private ownership as a result of egotism, pretty much like many economist explain how the market economy works. I don't support this understanding. Private markets are first of all a function of large scale co-operation in a positive-sum game, where the biggest winners understand others' needs and how to cater to them better than other. The competition element is much more in the background.