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@churchtalkative Who says most people will end up in hell? History is still playing out.

Why Did God Give Us Free Will?

@El_FreedomFairy Indeed, participation is different and arguably much less discriminatory than fiat. But objectively, not everyone can participate. There's only enough space for 7tps which is nothing compared to current demand on Visa and MS. Is this not concerning on its own merit?

You are conflating two separate issues. The issue with fiat sanctions is that specific transactions can be blocked, or frozen, for political reasons (no matter the ‘fee’). Clearly, this lends itself to a corrupt and exclusionary system. Bitcoin mempool congestion on the other hand is a neutral fee auction based on the principles of voluntary participation & competition. Anyone can participate, and due to the decentralised hashrate , no transaction can be effectively on the basis of political or ideological censorship.

Where oil moves, and money gets stuck. From last weeks YT video 🙂

@BobPipe @PeterMcCormack @PNWConservative There is a way to pay for things without being forced. Heck, fire suppression can be automated and put out the fire before a human is required. All funded without a need for a gun.

@PeterMcCormack @PNWConservative So who’s going to put the fire out if your house is on fire?

Can anyone tell me what a “fair” tax on the “rich” is? I still can’t get a straight answer. Is it 30%? Is it 50%? Is it 90%? And what would be considered “rich”?

@monsterbitar @TheBitcoinJason @mullvadnet I'm in Australia loading it fine from two ISPs.

@TheBitcoinJason If it doesn't load for you, then most likely you have a tyrannical overlord between you and the servers. I didn't expect australia to be quite just that far along yet. I strongly recommend getting a VPN. Maybe try @mullvadnet

It seems that a shared source between X and youtube have marked whybitcoincash as "harmful" and is now censoring it. Nothing has changed, page still loads fine. Creepy part is that that X and youtube share a "harmful" / "misinformation" / "malinformation" enforcement mechanic

@cavetothecross Now the CIA only needs to upload their remote access tool there and your cooked 😬

Having issues with slow loading movies in VLC like I did? It is probably Windows Defender, needs an exception for it Go to Windows security Virus and Threat Protection Settings Manage Settings Scroll Down to the bottom and click on add or remove exclusions Add a folder exclusion for C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC Now it loads faster. Welcome.

@creatrix_ttv There are three types of relationships: 1. Giving 2. Transactional 3. Coercive Capitalism is 1 & 2. But he thinks it doesn't include 1, hence the confusion. He also doesn't know the definition of socialism.

I don’t love the choice of wording here, but I *think* I understand their point. The Church is “socialist” only in the sense that it's historically functioned as a voluntary, communal body that provides mutual aid and a sense of obligation others, rather than operating on pure market exchange. This is biblical, but the Church isn’t meant to be coercive, and it doesn’t force people into being charitable or redistributing their resources. People choose to participate and support others within a moral framework that they’ve opted into. This comes back to the importance of separating Church and State: the state shouldn’t be doing the Church’s job and vice versa.

@jack_all7 @theonevortex @Polymarket Only the biggest OG bitcoin business pioneer in crypto. Man is a legend.

@theonevortex @Polymarket Who’s ver?

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@Ryan19595997652 @El_FreedomFairy Monero's my second fav. If it didn't come with the UX cost, the rock solid privacy is a must have. But slow syncing just isn't practical for mass adoption. Bitcoin covenants look promising to provide the same fungibility for a smaller cost. x.com/bitjson/status…

@El_FreedomFairy Have you looked into Monero? Bitcoin is built on a public ledger—everything is transparent. Privacy and Bitcoin are basically opposites.

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@purplessounds @LilaGraceRose I'm for punishing criminals (allegedly the government). Above, you're advocating murdering innocents.

@Dunconomics @LilaGraceRose So you think it's better for the Iranian regime to keep control and keep beating them raping them murdering them? See I can play your game too.

It is gravely wrong to threaten to destroy a “whole civilization.” This is unjust, it flies in the face of our best American ideals, and it’s not “America first.”

@purplessounds @LilaGraceRose So you think it's ok to kill them?

Those Iranian people would rather die than live the horrors of so called life under that regime. They have said so. Can you imagine especially as a woman or young girl what is done to them? Repeatedly beaten, raped etc. They are murdered for any small thing. They are slaves to the regime there. They murdered thousands of people and will kill more. This is on the regime of Iran making the people be human shields instead of surrendering and setting the captives free.

@FreedomFactor76 @ThomasEWoods One might say grounds for a regime change.

@ThomasEWoods What does he mean "a whole civilization will die tonight"? Is he going to nuke Iran? The fact that I have to even ask that is absolutely terrifying.

Could all those delicate souls who are just so outraged and appalled by Tucker Carlson possibly find a moment in their busy schedules to weigh in on this?

@discernableco In one breath people will say hoarding is bad then complain there's no strategic reserve.

My jerry cans are full and I'm not shutting up. Governments use classic scapegoat mechanics. The Australian PM needs a domestic villain to explain the fuel shortage without indicting the supply chain architecture he's responsible for. "Hoarders" are perfect: diffuse, impossible to defend as a class, and the accusation itself makes anyone with jerry cans feel guilty enough to shut up. Meanwhile, the government's own panic buying on the international stage (structurally identical behaviour at a larger scale) gets framed as "leadership." He blames Iran. He blames Trump. He blames you. Notice who's missing from that list. Here's the thing: it is logical for the government to panic buy fuel right now. Do it. Would be even nicer if they got our production going again, or at least expanded our reserves, but right now? Yes. Panic buy on the world stage. Get us fuel. It's also logical for Australians to panic buy. It's not your responsibility to ensure the government makes it through this crisis. It's your responsibility to make sure your family makes it through. I suggest you do in fact fill up your car, all the way, unnecessarily so. Maybe even that empty jerry can in the garage too. P.S. I am a farmer responsible for more than 50 families and their food supply. If your first instinct is to attack me for "stealing fuel from farmers", you just did the PM's scapegoating for him, for free. He didn't even have to pay you. You are the cheapest political asset in the country.

@nosoup4knowles @Justin_22990 Electing isn't consent or even endorsement. Are you responsible for the crimes of all politicians in all jurisdictions you've ever lived?

@Justin_22990 What would Jesus say about Gazans electing Hamas, whose goal is eradication of the Jews?

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@TheAliceSmith Absolutely. dunconomics.com/christian-libe… And privatised biblical marrage contracts: dunconomics.com/privatised-mar…

Libertarianism is not libertinism. A political libertarian can be a social conservative with a strict moral code.

@coinspot Sad how far bitcoin has fallen. Roger Ver was right.

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@selfaware007 @TheBitcoinJason @El_FreedomFairy I wasn't there right after the hard fork. Its recently been outperforming BTC so no pain here. x.com/TheBCHPodcast/…

@Dunconomics @TheBitcoinJason @El_FreedomFairy Yeah I know right it’s gotta hurt that after the hard fork the many chose and they didn’t choose your side hence BCH is stale and gone nowhere in price per coin. At least you have your utility though and can use it to buy stuff so that’s something.. 😂😂

I bought headphones with Bitcoin today. My old ones were literally falling apart and barely worked. I’ve been putting off buying new ones for ages as I’m not a big spender, but I decided to bite the bullet and use some BTC to purchase them. Australia does not have a big Bitcoin scene, so it’s only very occasionally that I spend BTC but I like to do so where possible. Now off to enjoy life with 10/10 noise cancellation (a must) and new, pink headphones 🥰🧡

@ReannaGoya @El_FreedomFairy That guy was able to buy more bitcoin because he didn't need to keep fiat to buy the pizza.

@El_FreedomFairy Haven’t you head of the guy who bought pizza with Bitcoin. Look at what happened to him.

@TheBitcoinJason @El_FreedomFairy Yeah, been there myself. Heaps of shops accept it! x.com/Dunconomics/st…

@El_FreedomFairy I live in Townsville Australia, some shops here accept Bitcoin BCH directly

@selfaware007 @TheBitcoinJason @El_FreedomFairy So true 👍

@TheBitcoinJason @El_FreedomFairy Bitcoin cash (BCH) is not the same thing as BTC.