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@JerryTurin @Aboujahjah "... harming a citizen or resident of Israel, with the intent of rejecting the existence of the State of Israel", even in the West Bank!!! Basic equality would mean death penalty should also go to colons murdering Palestinians while rejecting the existence of Palestine.

@CryptSoupi @Aboujahjah Yes, terrorists and terrorism are merely "opinion group".

Israel has now become the first state to codify a death sentence that applies in practice to one ethnic group, while another is effectively shielded from it.

@SmartMonnaie Oil is a slightly more relevant commodity than Fartcoin, though...

Il y'a Binance qui s'apprête à donner une nouvelle leçon aux boomers.

@WhiteHouse I wonder why they can’t get fuel via the Strait of Hormuz? Fucking warmongers idiots...

“All of those countries that can’t get jet fuel because of the Strait of Hormuz, like the United Kingdom, which refused to get involved in the decapitation of Iran, I have a suggestion for you…” - President Donald J. Trump

@OurielOhayon @FrenchResponse Reading is not amongst you best qualities.

@FrenchResponse is "all" in the room with us rn? it so happens there is only one group that murder jews in terrorist attacks. and while we re here, we did not hear your outrage on all those states who have ongoing laws for death penalty. Including the palestinian entity

A law that isn’t the same for all isn’t a law. That’s the concern.

@cyrilXBT Get ready to get those "healthy retracement" posts until 110 $, from the same who claimed 500$ by the end of the month :)

$TAO TAO pulled back to $313 on the 4H after hitting $379, which is completely normal and healthy after that explosive move we saw last week. The EMA 200 at $262 is now acting as support, which is a significant structural shift from where we were a month ago. As long as TAO holds above $290 on any pullback, I remain the most bullish on this chart out of everything I am tracking right now.

@pavelreplies @MichaelAArouet You're of course entitled to your (strong) value judgments - and unilaterally biased suggestions. Thanks for a polite debate. Time to sleep, bye.

And that is Mitterand's biggest victory and most impressive political legacy (for the better of the worse). It effectively neuters political opposition, without having to physically exterminate them (which many other left-wing politicians in many countries have had to do to stay in power). It's impressive, actually, even if I don't like it.

France was a really great country. It all ended though, when the far-left Mitterrand was elected president. The only thing really growing in France since then has been debt/GDP: from 22% when Mitterrand was elected to 116% today. Don’t be like modern-day France.

@pavelreplies @MichaelAArouet All "solid-left" policies, nobody can deny it. 🫡

@CryptSoupi there is catch, however: Frequently, the French politicians announce cuts in "spending1", but quietly increase "tax2", and finance new or additional "spending2" with it. Examples: - Cut APL, but increase CSG. - Cut corporate income tax (IS), but implement "temporary tax on large corporate profits" (still in place since 2021) - Limit unemployment benefits to 15-18 months, but index retirement pensions to inflation - Implement pension reform (62->64), then freeze it next year - Raise taxes on gas consumption, then implement an "energy shield" when people are freezing in winter.

@pavelreplies @MichaelAArouet I get it, but from your perspective arguably 90+% of the politicians in France are solid-left or further left. That's not a spectrum anymore, just a big red laser dot!

Depends on whether we analyze social policies or economic ones. Personally, I care more about economics: From that perspective, anybody who maintains the current level of spending and taxation in France is to the left (center left, solid left or hard left), because it doesn't change the dynamic or the trajectory. Anybody who proposes to reduce spending and/or taxation would be center, or right-wing (depending on how much reform they want). David Lisnard would probably be center-right? (I'm waiting for the detailed program for 2027 though). Sarah Knafo probably solid right? (again, only from an economics perspective)

@pavelreplies @MichaelAArouet If Sarko and Marcon are solid left, I'm curious, across your political spectrum, who would fit from center-left to solid-right wing ! 🤣

I never mentioned "extreme left", you did. You never actually asked where I would place them. As for me, I would place them as solid left-wing, without "extreme". They are the spiritual successors of the Mitterand, with a slightly different tool set. Less nationalisation, more helicopter money.

@pavelreplies @MichaelAArouet Your point was, through your question, to induce that both were to be considered extreme left in a political spectrum.

@CryptSoupi @MichaelAArouet ... all made fully irrelevant by the sheer volume (and acceleration) of total spending. Which was my point to begin with.

@pavelreplies @MichaelAArouet Retirement age up; reduction of pension advantages; reduced unemployment benefit duration and tighter eligibility rules; easier layoffs; weaker collective protections; reduction of housing subsidies (APL); tightening of welfare system; public sector downsizing.

@CryptSoupi @MichaelAArouet Did they?

@pavelreplies @MichaelAArouet "which two presidents of the 5th Republic cut the most on social programs"? Try that with your favourite IA, or just read the French news of the last 20 years... Good night.

@CryptSoupi @MichaelAArouet "We listen and we don't judge"

@pavelreplies @MichaelAArouet I checked on X, it seems Macron and Sarko are both revolutionary Trotskyist homosexuals.

@CryptSoupi @MichaelAArouet Sarkozy and Macron both did not reduce the number of € spent on social programs. In fact, they increased it to levels that Mitterrand couldn't dream of. So you tell me, where does that put them on the political spectrum, from an economics perspective?

@JerryTurin @Aboujahjah Okay, targeting an opinion group then, much better.

@Aboujahjah Untrue. It applies to deadly terrorist acts in the West Bank and intentional murders in Israel & East Jerusalem of Israel citizens and residents including with the motive of "negating the existence of the state of Israel". No ethnic distinction involved.

@BitcoinMagazine @BitcoinMagPro Funny that you're log-spread ("rainbow" thickness) increases over time while the BTC spread has been factually decreasing all this time. Which induces you only fit your bottoms and not your tops. Pure clownery 🤡

JUST IN: Bitcoin has now dipped below the "Fire Sale!" territory 👀 Buy the dip! 🙌

@TheTNetHunter Your place should be in jail dude! 🤣

Next week we continue the ride. Grab as many $TAO at these low levels.

@TaoOutsider Shit icing on a shit cake valued 6.5 billions dollars without revenue.

$TAO Subnets - People asked me what my 5 highest-conviction subnets are within the Bittensor ecosystem. I tried to pick 5. Couldn’t. So I selected 7 out of the Top 10 by market cap instead: SN64 Chutes SN3 Templar SN4 Targon SN120 Affine SN62 Ridges SN44 Score SN75 Hippius Not ranked. Not ordered by preference. Just a careful conviction list based on what I’m watching closely right now.

@CryptoAvex 187

$TAO will pump, and this pump will be fucking so hard. Don’t worry. Guess the price of $TAO ending this April? 👇

@TheTNetHunter See you at 110$ ;)

Last call before we head towards 500$ and after a new ATH. $TAO

@QuintenFrancois Thanks! See you at 110$ ;)

$TAO looks ready for the next leg up. Not sure whether we see this correction go a bit deeper ($300) or this was it and we go higher from here. Setup looks amazing, momentum is strong, $490 is programmed.