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What kind of piece of shit grows up and is like "I want to work for ICE"? Go get a real job and actually add some value to the world. https://reason.com/2025/03/21/will-ice-use-the-alien-enemies-act-to-enter-homes-without-warrants/
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I've been noticing a whole lot more accounts regurgitating LLM copy pasta lately. When you search "monero" and look at recent, look at all the accounts that start their comment with "Absolutely". Apparently starting with "Absolutely" means your absolutely not human. Here are just some of many. I can just mute "absolutely" and get rid of a bunch of bots, but I don't want any legitimate absolutists to get caught up lol. "In the age of blockchain" is another one but that one is way more obvious because nobody would ever say that.
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I am so confused, the Treasury Department removes the sanctions against Tornado Cash which is awesome, but they do this three days after they expand financial surveillance on cash transactions. Often when the state does something good for our freedom they just cancel it out with something else. https://x.com/zerohedge/status/1903097296620810678 https://decrypt.co/310745/treasury-financial-surveillance-cash-transactions-crypto
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They are "temporarily" dropping the threshold for reporting cash transactions from 10,000 to 200 in 30 zip codes across Texas and California. That's a pretty extreme move from 10,000 to 200, without legislation! They say it is to target drug cartels laundering money. If the state really cared about cutting off the cartels, they would legalize drugs. It's just another move towards a total surveillance state where you can't so much as buy a candy bar without state approval. https://decrypt.co/310745/treasury-financial-surveillance-cash-transactions-crypto
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Looking for a cock code to grow my virtual hen house. Also growing my real life chicken flock with the addition of two houdans and two mystical onyxs arriving in May!
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I signed up less than 20 minutes after he casted this so I'm hoping I made it in to the first 1,000. Lfg Bankr Club! An easy to use natural language interface like Bankr offers is one of the missing pieces for mass crypto adoption. Normies don't want to fuck with wallets and seeds they just want to say "buy me xyz and sell it after it triples". Bankr may very well become a mass adopted crypto application. What I didn't realize until I heard the recent zeropod interview with @deployer that you can send anyone tokens and if the recipient doesn't already have a Bankr wallet, Bankr will automatically generate one for them linked to their username. This makes onboarding someone to crypto so much easier. By using Bankr to onboard someone, they can immediately access crypto and then learn about self custody and seed phrases later instead of that being an initial roadblock. The next piece of the puzzle is easy on and off ramping from fiat, but that should become easier with the new regulatory environment.
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You can mint an NFT of this podcast and they refund your mint price in BNKR so it is free. I was excited to finally learn more about the person behind $BNKR https://pods.media/zeropod/take-it-to-the-bankr-with-tn100x-bankr-founder-0xdeployer-zeropod-s2-e13?referrer=0x6160f79Afb844c875977B81f426B363890B7C4d7
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Whatever benefit you may get from something like an Amazon Echo, just isn't worth the complete destruction of your privacy that comes with having a corporate listening device in your home. At least with your phone's microphone you have much more control. https://www.thesunchronicle.com/business/amazon-ends-little-used-privacy-feature-that-let-echo-users-opt-out-of-sending-recordings/article_295632ef-38fe-55a8-b575-f2942f9dd17c.html
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People have been trying to fix our system of governance from within the system forever and it just gets worse and more corrupt. This is where the concept of exit and build comes into play. You can opt out of the system as much as possible today and build alternatives now instead of waiting for the inevitable collapse of the empire. The more we build, the easier it becomes for others to opt out and together we can form communities with like minded people in which interactions with the state are kept to a minimum. This is why crypto is so important, it is really hard to survive without money and crypto allows you to exist completely outside of state controlled systems. How intelligent do you think the average voter is? Do you really want 51% of them having the ability to decide who rules your life? Is mob rule a good thing? The religious indoctrination of statism is very hard to escape from, but if you do wake up and see statism for what it is you will never go back.
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Here's a thought experiment. Thinking beyond practicality, would you have a moral justification to resist, by force if necessary, an unlawful arrest? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIOc_Jdaf4s
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Disturbingly, the cursor on the site is a Molotov cocktail. Yet another example of how important data privacy is. The site will supposedly remove your data if you sell your Tesla but I have to wonder how easy it will be to get a reasonable price for one at the moment. "A website called “DOGEQUEST” has posted on a searchable map what it claims to be the names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses of Tesla owners across the United States, and says it will remove the data if an individual proves that they have sold their Tesla. The map also includes the addresses of Tesla dealerships, the rough locations of Tesla superchargers, and the personal information of employees of the Elon Musk-headed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)" https://www.404media.co/dogequest-site-claims-to-dox-tesla-owners-across-the-u-s/
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👎 https://news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-report/social-media-activity-targeted-in-trump-immigration-crackdown
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Regardless of what Elon has or hasn't done, most Tesla owners haven't done anything to deserve attacks and vandalism. The same people doing and supporting this also encouraged electric vehicle ownership to combat climate change and now they are acting like if you drive one you are an actual Nazi. If the CEO of Apple does something the left doesn't like are these idiots going to go around breaking peoples iphones? My friend who is an excellent Uber driver who rents a Tesla got reported to Uber for "driving intoxicated" by some wannabe activist or whatever these idiots think they are. Pretty sure it was solely based on the fact he was driving a Tesla given that the dude doesn't drink or do drugs at all. Even if you set every single Tesla on fire, Elon will still be rich and powerful and you will have accomplished absolutely nothing other than hurting a lot of innocent people. Hurting people or destroying property isn't activism, it's just crime.
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Will civil asset forfeiture be the "budget neutral" method for accumulation of BTC for the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve? Keep your computer encrypted and logout anytime you get up from the keyboard. The state doesn't need to actually prove a crime to take your BTC, I think they found out about this guy's 100+ BTC because they saw the Ledger Live app on his laptop. https://x.com/Bill_Fowler_/status/1898861420701274155
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People are way too bearish considering BTC is still trading above last cycle's high! Just don't look at the ETH chart, this is why all crypto portfolios should be >50% BTC
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@deployer never stops experimenting. Could clanker based prediction markets catch on? Maybe, maybe not, but how can you know if you don't try.
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Within a fundamentally broken fiat monetary system that enables the kind of wealth inequality we are seeing, taxing the rich is nothing more than a band aid on a gun shot wound. Rich people will still be rich and the state will have even more money to not help anyone with, most of it will be wasted in the endless bureaucracy of the Federal Government before it ever gets redistributed to any poor people, so all you do is make the rich a little less rich and possibly force them out of the tax base entirely, make the state have more money to squander, and maybe welfare checks go up a little bit which will just be eaten by inflation. Instead of trying to tax your way out of wealth inequality, you have to change the entire monetary system. When the Federal Reserve creates new money out of thin air, it inflates the currency and rich people who own assets are fine with that, anybody who doesn't own assets get destroyed and can't ever get ahead.
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"As economist Robert Higgs explains, "Fiscally, protectionism is a poor source of government revenue that dries up completely as tariffs are increased so much that they reduce trade flows to zero. Morally, protectionism is vicious because it coercively substitutes the ill-informed and ill-directed judgment of government officials for the judgment of people making deals with their own private property."" https://reason.com/2025/03/14/tariffs-raise-prices-spark-conflicts-and-make-everyone-poorer/
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These are the kind of Ethereum folks I'm interested in following. These core values of privacy, security, and censorship resistance are more important than anything else. @lefteris.eth @polymorphism @kassandra @millie-x @alephv @julian-z @tim-clancy @ml-sudo @dystopiabreaker @optimizoor @pcaversaccio
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Trump is talking shit about Thomas Massie for being the one Republican brave enough to vote no on the wasteful spending bill. Massie is one of maybe two congressmen who aren't corrupt and even have any principles left. https://x.com/RonPaul/status/1899535869020696600
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