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Cassie Heart
@cassie
Seeing crypto projects continue to host events in Dubai is a strange phenomenon. Either it’s due to ignorance or outright malice, but it makes a clear statement that there are some groups of people they don’t want involved in the project given if said people were to show up, they’d be executed/imprisoned.
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Elie
@elie
And the World Cup in Qatar :( The reason events are hosted in Dubai is because it's becoming a good place for crypto regulation/tax wise.
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Emre Tekisalp
@etekis
This is quite a narrow westernized view IMO. Why should Dubai's residents be deprived of access to a whole industry, just bc the government of that jurisdiction prohibits certain values/actions? Projects should advise guests they may want to avoid coming to Dubai, but otherwise I find such exclusionary view very woke
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Brenner
@brenner.eth
The projects are inclusive of people / groups that are not inclusive. To not go there would be excluding them / people in that part of the world in some way. The people =\= the lawmakers
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Poison Ivy
@ivy
Not just crypto, burning man people (all of them cis) have told me for years how 'it's not that bad there, you should just go' as they're using VPN's to get around state censorship. Pure stockholm syndrome.
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@jc
Dubai is a scary place: Future's producer, DJ Esco, has a mixtape titled 56 nights after his Dubai prison experience for accidentally bringing weed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/56_Nights
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sam carter | 현춘
@samhcarter
definition of ngmi
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