bitcoin is the purest form of money humanity has ever created
No central bank can print more
No government can seize it without your keys
No corporation controls it
While fiat currencies quietly lose value year after year, bitcoin remains mathematically scarce globally accessible
This guy is going as a Flock camera for Halloween.
He wears VR goggles inside that feed him video from a hidden camera so he can see.
I just hope no one attacks him with a sawzall!
I will never forget the day that I watched Democrats refuse to stand for Iryna Zarutska’s mother at the State of the Union.
It was so shockingly evil, that even while I watched it, I could barely believe it.
Honestly, I still can’t.
It was so insanely radicalizing.
Always remember, indians and muslims and mexicans are foreign enemies and US law is illegitimate.
If the US federal government was legit, they would use the military to repel the enemies. That's your job now!
I’m Bitcoin-only, yet after a 5 year break, I’m speaking very bullishly about ethereum:native again, even though I don’t own any.
Why?
Because of the wave - or rather, the tsunami - that is coming toward bitcoin:native.
It’s so massive and significant that Bitcoin alone cannot absorb it. Bitcoin isn’t gold. It’s still an asset with a market capitalization of just around $2 trillion.
So, some help will be needed.
Lysander Spooner committed the unforgivable act of taking the state's own logic and following it to its conclusion: anarchism.
Born in 1808 in Athol, Massachusetts, Spooner spent his adult life attacking government monopoly with the fury of a man who had personally been robbed. In 1844 he launched the American Letter Mail Company to break the Post Office's stranglehold on mail delivery. His rates undercut the federal monopoly immediately. Within two years Congress passed legislation explicitly banning private competition, because the Post Office could not compete on price and quality and survive.
That episode tells you everything. When the state wins, it wins by outlawing the competition.
Spooner's 1870 work "No Treason: The Constitution of No Authority" demolished the consent doctrine underpinning every modern government. A contract signed by men long dead binds you to nothing. You never signed the Constitution. Your grandfather never signed it. The men who ratified it in 1788 had no authority to mortgage your liberty to a federal government in perpetuity. Spooner made this argument with the rigor of a lawyer, which he was, having studied law under John Davis and Charles Allen in Worcester.
His natural law theory drew property rights from human labor directly, bypassing the state entirely. Production precedes the state. Rights precede legislation. Governments confiscate rights.
Free market thinkers inherited Spooner's anti-monopoly logic and applied it to every sector the state subsequently captured.
White guy trying to train a black employee
Just take a look
White people should never turn their backs when around blacks
Luckily this one had some self control
Do you understand what happens when we deport ALL the illegal immigrants?
- Wages increase
- Rent prices fall
- Traffic decreases
- Insurance rates fall
- Insurance rates drop
- Housing prices plummet
- Welfare spending plummets
- Hospital overcrowding eases
- Crime dramatically decreases
- Classrooms become less crowded
- Teenagers can get good jobs again
- Court systems become less burdened
- Competition for starter homes drops
- Emergency rooms become less strained
- Nearly all prices on everything drops
- All government services are less strained
Literally every single thing in life gets better if we just deport them all.
It’s fascinating how people understand that printing more shares dilutes shareholders, but somehow printing more money and diluting purchasing power is considered economic progress.
Here’s Michael @saylor casually predicting apple services will grow to $100+ billion 12 years before they actually hit that target. To a grand total of 3 likes (at the time of this repost).
But sure continue to fade this guy, you’re doing great.