0 sats \ 4 replies \ @AJ1992 5 Feb \ parent \ on: My MSNBC Friend bitcoin
But that viewpoint is privileged, by not being involved in politics you are saying it doesn't affect you so you don't care. That is your privilege showing. When there are groups and politicians trying to take rights away from people based on their sexuality, skin color, gender and other factors, sitting by and not being involved just shows a huge amount of privilege. You're giving those groups a big middle finger by not being involved. This is what I can't stand about most of you Bitcoin maxi's. You think because you have Bitcoin nothing else matters and no one else matters. Satoshi wasn't selfish like this, you guys shouldn't be either.
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10 sats \ 1 reply \ @Enemy_of_the_state 5 Feb
Bitcoin only works because of being selfish. Self-interest is human nature, in fact it is the nature of every living being.
“Groups” don’t matter, nor does “privilege”. Only the individual matters. Bitcoin will destroy the welfare state and with it, politics, and the psychopaths that are drawn to it.
Politics affects me, every day I am stolen from, lied to, and coerced. There is no changing it - the only way is to opt out and unplug from the matrix. Be healthy and live long enough to see the nation-state relegated to the dustbin of history.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @AJ1992 5 Feb
Satoshi wasn't selfish. He was selfless by giving us Bitcoin. This is exactly why he disappeared because he knew Bitcoin would turn people into exactly what you are. He wanted nothing to do with you and your cult like views that many of you Bitcoin maxis have. Maybe you should live like Satoshi did, selflessly. You're just as bad as the Christians that claim to follow Christ yet live their lives in a way that completely goes against everything he taught.
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @9 5 Feb
It’s not privileged. You may have more important responsibilities than politics, like spending your time with your kids and helping sick family members. That’s more important that arguing with strangers.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @AJ1992 5 Feb
No, it's privilege. Not voting or voting third party is privilege. Not standing up and fighting alongside those groups that suffer to this day due to laws restricting their rights is privilege.
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