lol you couldn’t scare a 4 year old girl bitch. The UTXO set growing isn’t an issue, bitcoin keeps working as designed, it’s only little crybabies like you who want to fix something that isn’t broken. If you earn so much you can afford the higher fees. Cry harder that your bullshit ocean mining will become obsolete as more and more people realize they aren’t doing shit to make anything better for bitcoiners and pushing your shitty fork of Core will end in failure

Nah, the bitcoin community has largely turned on him already

99% of people have 0% empathy that's why its all a larp, for empathy to be real the majority of society needs to feel it.

Arguments?

🤣 you threw the first insult instead of replying to my post in a respectful manner, so GFY faggot. I have never bought a shitcoin in my life and I don’t give a fuck what those idiots do with ordinals, they represent zero threat to Bitcoin. Stop sucking Luke’s dick and educate yourself. Whirlpool and paynms are essential, and that shitty Core fork is simply a convenient path to censorship 🖕🏼 eat a dick and go back to your basement

You can use p2pool on Monero right now. Can you on Bitcoin?

Still waiting on this for Bitcoin just like privacy. So maybe sometime in the next few decades 😴 I'll wait 💀

The label "Christian Nationalist" is being, and has for decades been, used to isolate and control nearly all opponents of the pagan/collectivist project. They take extremists and then lump them in with the local cookie-baking grandma who just loves her Jesus - using the same label, then cultivate the narrative that "Christian Nationalism" is a "threat to our democracy" and they are "domestic terrorists" and then all sorts of tyrannical laws and EOs kick in. It's a trap. It's a trap like Jan 6th was. They bait us with the extreme LGBT stuff just hoping for a violent reaction from us, then they can pearl-clutch and say "see! they're violent extremists! they must be stopped!" It's a tactic and too many people are falling for it.

Our guiding principle is Jeremiah 29:7. We are pilgrims. We are not Israel 're-taking' the promised land. The Doug-Wilsonian "Christian Nationalism" project is little more than repackaged Dominionism, another error of postmillennialism. Look what that Woodrow-Wilsonion version did to the globe in the 20th century. It's error.

The label "Christian Nationalist" is being, and has for decades been, used to isolate and control nearly all opponents of the pagan/collectivist project. They take extremists and then lump them in with the local cookie-baking grandma who just loves her Jesus - using the same label, then cultivate the narrative that "Christian Nationalism" is a "threat to our democracy" and they are "domestic terrorists" and then all sorts of tyrannical laws and EOs kick in. It's a trap. It's a trap like Jan 6th was. They bait us with the extreme LGBT stuff just hoping for a violent reaction from us, then they can pearl-clutch and say "see! they're violent extremists! they must be stopped!" It's a tactic and too many people are falling for it.

Our guiding principle is Jeremiah 29:7. We are pilgrims. We are not Israel 're-taking' the promised land. The Doug-Wilsonian "Christian Nationalism" project is little more than repackaged Dominionism, another error of postmillennialism. Look what that Woodrow-Wilsonion version did to the globe in the 20th century. It's error.

you on here having a bad time like it's our problem lol

you on here having a bad time like it's our problem lol

Be a chad

GM

To distill the problem: the church should not grasp after the sword of the State. The moral law of God which ought to govern all of society (which can be summarized as "don't hurt people, don't take their stuff, and honor your contracts") is not a particularly Christian principle: it applies to all people in all times and in all places (whether a State exists or not). It is called the "Natural Law."

The goal of the State is Justice, and its means is retribution ("the sword."). The goal of the Church is redemption, and its means is grace/gospel proclamation ("the Word"). To confuse these two is to confuse the two kingdoms and ultimately to confuse the law vs. the gospel.