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mrclownworld
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Filmmaker. Conspiracy empiricist. Father. #truthstr LARPing as a salty no-coiner for the rest of this cycle

I’ve known that feeling brother. Can’t tell you it will all be better tomorrow but it won’t be as bad as you might imagine it will be. The sun will rise and there will be air to breathe and even if some days that’s all we can say is good, I try to remember that that’s still really quite something. Hang in their brother.

I know I’m an acquired taste

Most days I think it’s like scotch

But others I know it’s more like liver and onions

Cigarettes, sex, and cold pizza are the three things I’ve woken up and thought first thing “I must have that”

Replying to Avatar L0la L33tz

A lot of people seem to see voting for trump as „the lesser of two evils“, wondering what else they can do to protect their bitcoin from regulatory overreach.

But the US isnt „the greatest country in the world“ because of its presidents - if anything, it is *in spite* of them.

The US government consists of more than the presidency. It has a fairly well working judiciary in place, which exists to help the people hold the government accountable and ensure that no laws will be passed infringing on your rights (doesnt always work but often does).

From a legal perspective, the US is a great place for bitcoin due to its laws around free speech and enterprise, which enshrines the use and ownership of bitcoin not just as property, but as a tool for communication.

The problem ergo isnt the politicians. The problem is your own complete political apathy when it comes to anything other than elections.

If you want to protect your bitcoin, stop spending millions of dollars and thousands of hours supporting political candidates who will say anything to get your votes only to drop you like a hot potato once elected. Instead, use that time and money to boycott and organize - its what the system was designed for.

There are enough grounds to sue the US government, private citizens, companies and institutions if the right to own, use or interact with bitcoin was to be infringed, and its how the majority of civil liberties were established.

Ending racial segregation in schools didnt happen by presidential decree - it happend through Brown vs. Board of Education. The right to an attorney: Gideon v Wrainwright. Interracial marriage: Loving v Virginia. Burning of the US flag as speech: Texas v Johnson. Right to abortion (though now overturned): Roe v Wade. Same sex marriage: Obergefell v Hodges. Porn on the internet: ACLU v Reno.

You have rights, and you need to stop thinking that you are powerless without some babbling politician to enforce them. Spend the time and money on grassroots organizing, which is much more in the spirit of bitcoin anway. Politicians hate this trick.

Oligarchs pay handsomely for the judicial outcomes they want

I do appreciate the fact that you’re the world’s greatest misanthrope but I’m still not quite sure why you post every thought that comes into your head if you don’t want any engagement

I’m agreeing with you that its a myth that China is not garbage because China is indeed garbage

Why does Trump look completely photoshopped in here

Replying to Avatar Cyph3rp9nk

Whoa who are they saying is behind intelligence??

Replying to Avatar rand0mguest2

https://x.com/commiepommie/status/1800345061089255642 China is the worst country I’ve ever been to. Dirty, polluted, draconian laws, everyone just blindly complies with authority, ppl are primitive and spit everywhere, pee in the streets, everything is made with commie construction standards. I will never go back.

Myth one is that China is not garbage, myth 2 is that it is its own ascendant power - it’s not, they don’t just copy and steal, we also actively export IP to them in the desperate attempt to elevate them on behalf of international capital but still they’re just the slave labor factory floor of the world

Why have the gays made being gay so gay