Socialists in disbelief 😂😂😂
Ah, conditioning for Muay Thai. Gotta love it 😂
For reference, this is the result of ~100 kicks taken, at 25-30% power, and with shin pads on.
These bad boys look like this after 1 week from taking those kicks.
Hope you got yourself some lube with the yield those bonds are "paying" you
First, they ignore you ✅
Then they laugh at you ✅
Then they fight you ⬅️ you are here
Then you win ⏳
#Bitcoin #BTC #MonetaryFreedom #BTCorGFY
https://cryptobriefing.com/bitcoin-wealth-redistribution-ecb/
Big, BIG difference
Student loans should be treated the same way as any other loan.
Yes, remove the government guaranteeing the loans.
All you own, in this scenario, is an IOU of an IOU
The more things you expect the government to provide to you, the more control you're giving the government over you.
When the government is the only one responsible for your education, healthcare, and much more, they're also the ones who can take it all away, if you disagree with them.
It should also work the other way around:
1. You made a bad loan, the borrower defaulted, and now you have a hole in your balance sheet.
2. Take the L and learn your lesson.
6-9 months from now, people will say that you were lucky to have bought #Bitcoin at $69K per coin.
The reality is, everyone gets Bitcoin at the price they deserve.
Work & Education > Luck
Oooof
Same here. Fuck the employer match, if I can't choose where the money goes, let alone that it's in the custody of TradFi bros
Last, but not least, put your seatbelt on, because the ride is about to start.
Since everything the government has, it has stolen, the more they need to spend, the more they need to steal.
Governments with the ability will steal through currency devaluation.
Others will increase taxes.
Many will do both.
The worst kind will engage in asset confiscation.
Latest News Block out now: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coin-stories/id1569130932?i=1000673477393
Any reason why you don't post these on YouTube?
https://www.cnbc.com/2024/10/16/uk-inflation-september-2024.html
All this means is that you're getting robbed only 1.7% of your purchasing power per year.
And, let's not forget, that's the rate that the government tells you you're getting robbed at, not the real rate.
Having an inflation rate target means having a purchasing power theft rate target.
