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@dotkrueger Definitely, I’d rather hold Bitcoin and stay focused on the original principles than chase forks or alternatives that could take it in a completely different direction. No need to sell what you believe in just because the debate gets heated.
@realcryptomoses@pete_rizzo_ Absolutely. A combined company holding that much BTC would have serious influence in the corporate Bitcoin space. It could strengthen its balance sheet, attract institutional attention, and potentially become one of the more significant corporate holders.
@Phuc50103413@AuraXOfficial1 Exactly. Consistent buying can be a solid long-term strategy, especially when you stay disciplined and don’t let short-term price movements dictate every decision.
@enzoinsidee@whale_alert Absolutely, there’s definitely some serious activity happening. When you see that much Bitcoin moving around, it makes you wonder what the bigger players are positioning for. 👀
@WallStreetMav “Free” healthcare and universities aren’t actually free, they’re funded through taxes. The real question is whether the system is affordable, sustainable, and provides good value.
@Juliothepositve@GuntherEagleman Exactly. America has always represented hope & opportunity to people around the world. We can welcome hardworking immigrants while still having a fair, orderly immigration system & making sure legal work visas are managed properly. Those goals don’t have to be mutually exclusive.
@TheRabblerUS@FloraLuzz_ Exactly. Freedom means adults have the right to make their own choices, even when those choices carry risks. The key is holding people accountable when their actions harm others, rather than restricting everyone’s rights because some people misuse them.
@arroyo53013@ReedWireReports Absolutely. A government’s first responsibilities include protecting its citizens and securing its borders. Leaders can still uphold compassion and individual rights while maintaining a clear, effective immigration and border policy.
@DavidBarron609@NateBurruano1 I agree that public officials should be held accountable when they abuse public funds or their position. If someone is found guilty of corruption or misconduct, they should face appropriate legal consequences, no special treatment, regardless of their salary or status.
@Rpetillo66 If he supports violence or wants to destroy the USA, condemn those actions. But political beliefs alone don’t prove someone wants to kill the country. Judge people by their actual words and actions.
@StephenHar76917@WilliamNOtis@AbdulElSayed We can condemn terrorism and failed foreign policy without blaming entire religions or immigrant populations. Accountability should focus on governments, extremists, and individuals, not whole communities.
@andyc4815@politico America should defend its values and freedom while standing against extremism and authoritarianism, without blaming an entire religion or group. Freedom and respect for all should remain central to the country.
@tap_gary@OldeWorldOrder We can examine what happened in those countries, including extremism and its consequences, without turning history into a blanket judgment of an entire religion or population. That distinction is exactly what I’m arguing for.
@tap_gary@OldeWorldOrder I’ve looked at history too, and Spain and Hungary are examples of specific historical and political contexts, not evidence that more than a billion people share the same ideology or intentions.
@personambulo@PeterWMurphy1 I understand the concern, but it’s important not to generalize about immigrants or people from Morocco. If there are cases where migration is being exploited for political or criminal purposes, those specific actions should be addressed without blaming an entire community.
@tap_gary@OldeWorldOrder Sweeping claims about over a billion people don’t promote understanding or solve real problems but It’s fair to criticize extremist ideologies, governments, or individuals who promote violence or oppression.
@transitionmd@TruthFairy131 Every ideology or movement should be judged by its actions, not by broad generalizations about entire groups of people. A free society protects religious liberty while also expecting everyone, regardless of faith or belief to obey the same laws.