Wild how fast nostr died

Tools of freedom:

- bitcoin

- nostr

- guns

- health

What else?

No gracias

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Fuck Michael Saylor

These are the sick fucks currently co opting Bitcoin. Depopulation as a positive ?! All heading for a greater divide between the techno feudalists and the plebeian underclass. nostr:note14le3kq4p9kzu9z60zl7csxyuucvcjru4eevc8lv6tztusnsf3vzqfyxe5u

What shotgun should i get?

Bro spent 4 years yelling about how Bitcoin is the best money in the world and then decided to use it as something other than money

I smell fish

This is from the handbook of a Christian school, apparently.

“Even though our citizenship is in heaven, any student who takes an ideological stance against the governmental system can be removed from the school at the discretion of the trustees” = “even though we know this is wrong and why, we’re doing it anyway” 🙅‍♀️

#Christianity #education #statism #anarchy #grownostr

all of the donations to the lobbyists in washington "educating the political class" on the benefits of bitcoin and "crypto" were well spent

all of the pro bitcoin regulations these days are wonderful

🤦

I am so bored of Saylor and ‘Bitcoin is for corporations’

58k gang is going to be insufferable. 😣

Hehe oops. Another datapoint under “bitcoin price predicting is almost always retarded”

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If you suckers think we're going to just blow by $58k you should probably think again.

I've seen people saying "lol, obviously" in response to the Roger Ver news.

It wasn't obvious to me.

The guy went through the absurdly unpleasant/ expensive process (from what I've heard) of renouncing citizenship 10 years ago, part of his reason was (afaik) to avoid the worldwide taxation imposed on US citizens. IIRC he principally lived in Japan during all those years. And to state the obvious, he was already *very* rich by 2014, even during that bear market.

Given that he went through that exit tax process, how much sense would it have made to forge and defraud in his filings. Maybe it's just me, but I would have bent over backwards to do everything 100% by the book so I could finally put this behind me. Say you lose 20 or 30% at that point ... it's clearly worth it if you're that rich, and you've gone that far down the road.

Maybe he acted stupidly or sneakily, I'm not discounting it, but I would not take the US 3 letter agencies at their word here; just look at the modus operandi of the SEC as an example - "you didn't follow the rules" - "but we hired a lawyer and there were no clearly written rules" - "lol you got it wrong, your pet gerbil is a security" etc.

It’s not a coincidence that Roger Ver and the Samouri wallet devs got arrested around the same time.

They are sending a message.

But I'm guessing society was much more cohesive at that time, and people weren't so divided?

A common expression I’ve heard from boomers is “I want the last check I write to bounce”.

Meaning I am not planning on leaving anything for anyone, I’m going to spend it all on me and my temporary desires.

Many individual boomers are good people, but as a whole they were a bad generation, perhaps one the worst to yet exist in American life.

everyone dies