Subnostr

Thankfully we have #Bitcoin, a tool that defanged central banks while simultaneously becoming the new foundation for truly free markets. Like Javier, may we not give an inch to any communista & their ideologies & getting #bitcoin in as many hands as possible is a critical first step towards that. https://video.nostr.build/a1b0f678dff6b66e4efb15bb277a23cae1be4e4a9cab8c30bbf15a1187ea6d8a.mov

Milei sounds like a new imperialist in that clip

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Kudzai Kutukwa

While no politico is perfect, I agree with Javier's disdain for communistas. Their ideology is founded on tyranny & their track record is one of oppression and violence. Central banking immediately comes to mind and it’s an institution that is a forerunner to the establishment of a communist society; as outlined by measure #5 of the communist manifesto which says, “Centralization of Credit in the Hands of the State, by Means of a National Bank with State Capital and an Exclusive Monopoly.”

Sadly due to the acceptance of the myth of a “mixed economy”, while in reality no such thing exists. Mises once remarked, “There is no middle ground between capitalism and socialism. Either the means of production are privately owned and operated for profit, or they are owned and operated by the state."

It’s funny because it’s true 😂😂 https://video.nostr.build/5241d34534195ab40252962fbd737b3274ecf548d3afce4f6db1e92a66d747b8.mov

The difficulty is that those "categories"/words are so old, tired and useless... Crony capitalism has been proven pretty damaging

I prefer:

#MakeImperialismSmallAgain

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Kudzai Kutukwa

"Teach" 😅😬

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peter

I don't know about other plebs but #bitcoin has changed my behaviour in a way that most of my actions are aimed towards stacking more sats.

It happens subconsciously at this point.

Generally avoided debt earlier in my life but not great at saving much, when I finally understood bitcoin was an effective savings tool, I "sold my chair" to stack more 😅

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Alex

We should tax newer utxos 🤣

I know mining is a super competitive business but if they would have the courage to throw a curveball at the market and voluntarily offer a fork with a curtailed block reward schedule, it could quite possibly induce price hyperbitcoinization at this juncture (and they would shortly recoup any losses, and then some)

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Mysth

Not worried about either.

Last time I checked, ASICS chips were fillers for chip makers.

There are already plenty of ASICS plugged and unplugged, and I don’t see how any actor could:

A) pay enough the chip makers to get in the front of the line of production/deliveries, as they are competing with the like of NVidia and AMD.

B) find enough cheap energy to plug all these hypothetical ASICS

C) do it covertly enough so there are no repercussions, whether it’s social or economical.

And no, I don’t see how any country could justify politically to do this, unless they go full Bitcoin Standard, which has 0 chance to happen in any country that would have enough economical power to pull it off.

Plus, the incentives of bitcoin could even potentially decentralize chip r&d and production as it becomes a "national security" issue to participate in the network

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burns

GM you free-thinking psycopaths

GM, ideas are explosively free!

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PABLOF7z

just like spaniards, they insist in removing meaning from language?

these dialects should have hard-forked centuries ago and become completely non-interoperable

There's that old backwards compatibility

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PABLOF7z

pants are overrated

There's that southern privilege 😄

And with that capitalism, as they are interlaced

I recently wrote that I find the word capitalism un-useful and you're still using it... Seriously, how are you going to win me over debating like this?!

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I don't identify as "a westerner"

And, yes, I have met people from many countries, and I can also read (and discern?) books

Same in the western country, the only difference is that you identify yourself with the westerns, so you don’t see that it’s actually the exact same thing. Do you know any Chinese or North Korean person? A real one. Have you ever been in one of those countries where you say this things happens?

In the states the police is way harder than in China, so before speaking I would think twice.

All the things we know about countries which are not the western countries are just a bunch of lies feed by a nazist/capitalis propaganda

I don't identify as "a westerner"

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You are sadly the one fed and brainwashed by propaganda.

#MakeImperialismSmallAgain

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I agree, violence exists 🤓

To be balanced, crazy stories of violence towards individuals in most/all? Communist regimes!

That’s a great goal of capitalism, or as the capitalist wanted to try to fool us, cronyism!! I would say wow

Don't necessarily disagree with you stacksats... Its just that I find "capitalism" and " communism " such tired, old words that aren't very useful anymore

They call it deterrence lol

I mean how many WMDs does a country need... Speaking of capital misallocation

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Capitalism solves how to allocate scarce resources in the best possible way, which helps us to increase our capital stock and therefore be more productive and increase living standards.

I never said it solves violence 🤔

Violence exists though, Americans excel it! ☺

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Tell me you don’t understand economics & #Bitcoin without telling me you don’t understand it.

A communist Bitcoiner. What an oxymoron. nostr:note1c7g4nhml5c2u8sranw8uqkt0ug4hwzaheagr83lt9t8mgutxqzfssradl6