@notoaig2 @Sadok12442214 @realMaalouf I don’t think that’s quite true. There has been violence, yes. But reducing the spreading to violence is a gross caricature in my opinion. I want to learn more about this part of history though so thank you for sharing.
@notoaig2 @Sadok12442214 @realMaalouf Also you will find it very hard to justify acts of atrocities with the New Testament whereas with certain other religions it’s very easy. Don’t put them into the same bucket.
@notoaig2 @Sadok12442214 @realMaalouf Was it Christianity that was brutal though or political agendas using the church as a means to an end? Most Christians are not really Christians.
@Breedlove22 Not everyone is as smart as you @Breedlove22 . Of course the real complexity is higher but visions have to be very simple for the average person.
@DrLoupis I’m surprised that a person that calls herself a doctor and posts in the subject frequently does not know what antisemitism is. Your post highlights either your ignorance or viciousness. Which is it?
Yes but your points are totally besides the point of discussion. I never claimed that something would be in Satoshi‘s mind but that there is a vision in Bitcoin‘s original whitepaper, which today’s Bitcoin does not fulfill. Kas has the potential to do it. That is a first in crypto. Would you disagree?
@maxibitcat@maxdarachi@mattkratter Of course. It’s the usual crypto shitshow but what has that to do with Kaspa being able to fulfill Satoshi‘s original vision?
@maxibitcat@maxdarachi It’s funny reading these BTC maxi responses full of conviction without any substance whatsoever. Even @mattkratter whom I highly respect for his BTC content was only able to present fluff arguments against KAS. It’s obvious what’s going on here.