Most global activism revolves around asking or begging or pushing governments or companies to do something differently, to start doing X or stop doing Y.
While it can certainly work, it fails more often than not and can ultimately be pretty depressing work.
Bitcoin activism is a wholly different phenomenon. We’re not asking anyone for permission, and we’re not begging anyone to change their ways. We’re just building.
Carry on 🫡
Well said.
Ironically, it seems as if the roles have reversed. Governments are, in a sense, now asking for permission to get their hands on this.
This is uncharted territory for them.
Opting out
#[1] Thank you for all your pioneering work and the audacity to push Bitcoin forward as the solution to neocolonial fiat debt slavery.
I imagine you encounter a lot of resistance from within NGO communities. But it's people like you who make the difference and do change things for the better.
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One of the few technological breakthroughs that truly give me hope for a better and more just world
Zp
🤯 so well put and accurate 👏Bitcoin helps inject optimism into very important activism work.
