Let’s not make this another Batman/Superman thing 😂

It is really good. I don’t know about the jalapeño but pineapple yes

Witches unite!!! 🧹🍍

Our mempool is still loaded with shit.

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I want to hear what Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson have to say. They'll know the truth.

This can't just be a coincidence.

Maybe that's what they were built for...

Pineapple Pizza hater crew assemble 😂🤣

Looks Egyptian. I'll bet he makes a good pizza.

mors tua, vita mea ⚔️☠️

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To the ground!

BURN THEM!!!!!!!

Have you seen the movie

I bet miners are looooving this low fee environment….

Getting this error trying to add a review to my overly generous rating. I'll try again.

Haha yeah but it's important not to do things solely for the sake of breaking stereotypes. Simply wanting to be a better person must precede wanting to change people's minds. It has to start within. Interestingly, when this happens, you stop caring about changing people's minds regarding what they think of you.

Regarding OP: Partially justified in expecting that Bitcoin will help those who are marginalised.

I say partially because regulations, price controls, taxation, bureacratic meddling with industry and trade, moral policing and weak property rights actually play a big role in keeping the underprivileged where they are, in addition to fiat money and central banking.

No matter how much education a person is given, if he or she cannot put it to use by being productive, lowering time preference, accumulating capital, saving and investing, their condition will not materially or spiritually improve. The state, with its various interventionist policy programs, keep them where they are.

Inequality of various kinds will always exist in a free market or a fully planned economy, because of our subjective preferences, differing circumstances, varied talents and capabilities. That's just how human beings are.

But the thing is, in a free market, those at the lowest rungs always get better economically thanks to an overall improvement in the standard of living, because those at the top do not have their positions guaranteed.

They have to constantly innovate, produce better, and satisfy the mass of consumers in the best possible way to remain where they are.

What I described above is the real 'liberal' position from the enlightenment era, now associated with the term 'libertarian'.

To sum it all up:

It's all just nonsense and time waster.

Words don't mean shit. People hate blacks ok. Moving on. yada yada. Big world out there. I found my tribe and we're working on more important agendas like economic prosperity, health, family and legacy building.

Like internet bans are always enforced at the ISP level because failure to comply will likely get their licenses revoked

Spectrum is usually leased rather than owned so there's no property right based ownership, meaning allocated spectrum can be taken away without much difficulty

If we can't be censorship resistant at this level, then nothing on top of it is truly censorship-resistant

That's true

But I'm talking about people being able to set up ISP's and provide internet connection without relying on the state to coordinate with other existing ISP's

Kinda like your Achilles heel?

I love the idea of freedom tech. But why don't people who advocate for it also advocate for removing government involvement in spectrum allocation and telecom licensing and regulation?

Surely, a 'free' internet wouldn't involve getting permission from a bunch of bureaucrats to access. (Free as in freedom, not free beer.)

Seems to me that the most critical layers of the internet stack all over the world is run by various crony-bureaucrat alliances, rather than sound free market principles like property rights, contractual exchanges and homesteading.

On the furniture?! 😭

Bruh how the fuck do you walk around your house with your shoes on

I can never understand 😭

Also:

You're racist if you don't see colour

You're also racist is you see colour

Is that what it's like?

I'm not at all mad about stereotypes as well

As an Indian, if I have to be extra hygienic, extra honest, extra articulate, and extra gentlemanly and decent to not be called a stinking scamming street shitter with a terrible accent who hits on anything that moves, I'm not complaining

Just pushes me to be an even better person overall, because I know that I don't fit the description of the sterotype and I'm not responsible for the actions of those who look and speak like me

It's Saturday. He's decided to sleep in.

Good morning 🤙🫂💜