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Resist financial censorship: Satoshi emphasized the need to build a system that can’t be shut down by political or corporate actors.
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“It’s very attractive to the libertarian viewpoint if we can explain it properly… but I’m better with code than with words.” — Satoshi, 2008
38 sats \ 2 replies \ @Cje95 1 Sep
As someone who works on the hill it has been really really wild to see how these core progressive themes highlighted progressive politicians as a rule both old and young turn there back on with BTC.
Richie Torres out of New York in my opinion is the biggest one for seeing BTC for what it is and he's trying to lead his party out of the darkness.
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Progressives are statist collectivists, arrogant central planners, antithetical to bitcoin
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thks for your additional information
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I miss the time when those things were recognizably progressive.
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i came to late to see this....
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It turned out that they were mostly full of shit
Trey's the real deal, though
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Trey's the real deal, though what do you mean ?
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From chatting with him on nostr, he really means what he says. It's not just cynical political opportunism and it's not just tribal partisanship.
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oki dok , got you :)
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Progressives are anti individual and violent and anti libertarian
Bitcoiners who call themselves progressives or vice versa suffer from cognitive dissonance and it's only a matter of time before they start shooting school children like transgender lunatics
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