Desde as enchentes do RS, me pergunto se chegamos no patamar chines de putaria. Esse 'causo', um chines me contou sobre a vila dele, depois de ouvir sulamericanos discutir corrupção :

populares perceberam que represa no interior precisava de manutenção. Avisaram o governo municipal. Mandaram técnico, confirmou. Se mobilizaram com vereadores, conseguiram $$$ no orçamento.

Na hora de executar, o $$ sumiu.

Repetiram tudo no governo provincial. Aposentados viajaram à capital. Veio técnico, foram na assembleia, veio o $$.

Antes de executar, o $$ sumiu.

Repetiram de novo com o governo regional, e finalmente com Pequim. Voluntarios precisaram gastar toda a semana anual de férias com longas viagens.

Mais duas vezes, o $$ sumiu.

A represa arrebentou, +2000 mortos. Nem um pio na imprensa. Nada aconteceu. Quem perdeu, perdeu. Ignorados. Ajuda, só de vizinhos.

Alguns revoltados lincharam chefes locais do partido. No dia seguinte, baixaram tropas, soldado em cada esquina, prenderam os linchadores, e prometeram 'investigar' e 'auxiliar os desabrigados'.

Nada aconteceu.

Satoshi

This from @uncle LE ROCKSTAR is an uncountable more times worth then politicians telling paper thin fairy tales #bitcoin #bitcoin2024

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My people. Love you all.

What a fucking retarded take. Fuck off. Muted

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Good afternoon.

The Bitcoin conference currently has a lot of political theater, and the Trump headliner is front and center much to everyone’s joy or frustration depending on where you stand on that, but I’ll take a moment to highlight something that’ll get lost in the shuffle.

Today on the main stage, Jason Maier (author A Progressive’s Case for Bitcoin) interviewed progressive congressman Rho Khanna. They talked about a lot of stuff but the TLDR headline takeaway statement from Khanna was “Bitcoin is about freedom. Bitcoin is about human rights.”

And around the same time, a bunch of Democrat Congress people sent a letter to the DNC chair saying the party needs to embrace this industry better, and basically that the Warren wing of the party isn’t the way to go here anymore. Whether it’s polling data, sheer numbers about how many Americans own this stuff, or more knowledge conversations about bitcoin’s energy impact and other things, being anti-bitcoin is a losing strategy.

Yes, a lot of this will be forgotten after the election, both from Republicans and Democrats. Politicians gonna politic. And there will be shitcoinery. Politicians are currently in their pandering phase. But when I began writing about this industry nearly seven years ago, I would not have expected to see this much explicit support by 2024.

The builders, the educators, the advocates- all of your work does matter. At least when it comes to protecting Americans and others against some of the most potentially hostile government positions, the narrative war is working. We need more work on the right to privacy, and that imo is the harder battle, but given how successful things have been on other fronts, I think that front is workable too.

Immutable money. Unstoppable voice. Endless memes.

Opinion can’t change the available supply of Bitcoin.

Eu não gosto quando vocês chamam os outros de "esquerdopata", pois com isso vocês estão pressupondo que existe algum esquerdista normal.

Man… almost everything is used for spam. It’s very difficult to get rid of them. Recently I got a new phone number and didn't give to anyone, but yet they’re calling me and sending me spam. 🤦‍♀️

Jesus! This is too much for me. Haha I can’t see this amount of notifications and be in peace. One of the reasons I turn my notifications off. hahaha

Good luck! ☺️🫂😅

Do you know the block?

Which block? Solo or in a pool?