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Username: sortedmush
thank you
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Username: sortedmush
thank you
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I hereby pledge 1 btc to the developers of a Battlenet emulator to play Starcraft 2 over lan.
I've just played the game and to be honest, it's really good. I was going to buy it until I found out that there was no way to play over lan. I was intending to pay for the game, but fuck 'em. Fucking crippleware peddling bastards.
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I personally hate seeing forums and other places online, where people are openly talking about their ideas concerning the grand scheme of things. Why do these people have to rock the boat?
They must be silenced! FOR THE GREATER GOOD!
Seriously people! If you want to talk about politics .. do it in the privacy of your own head.
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Great link. I believe there's also some info here. |
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I'm noticing a lack of observational comedy in this thread.
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Is that works somewhat like credit cards ? Like paying interest ?
If it's works like credit cards, then is not good for US citizen.
So US citizen paying more taxes to pay the interest ?
It's worse than that. |
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I like the Trojan horse analogy.
Kiba and other fellow anarchists, why do you feel such an urge to talk about anarchist stuff in here? Are you not entirely sure of the awesome powers of anarchy and need self-assurance? There's plenty of other places where you can get that. Or is it that you just can't help yourselves trying to bring the poor unenlightened people into the fold? If that's the reason then you are missing one of the best parts of Bitcoin, which is that we can stop wasting our time trying to convince people that our way is better and instead force our way on them just by pushing this technology. If your wet dream is to have global anarchy then forcing it through technology is way more efficient than educating our way to it.
We are way stronger individually, but remember that we are way weaker in numbers. If we want to win this fight then we have to fight smart, and the first step is to make the dumb masses think that it is safe to bring our Trojan horse inside their city.
Excellent point. |
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It's got nothing to do with fractional reserve banking. It's just a business model. Banks operating a fractional reserve just happen to have a monopoly in most countries. Examine the nature of that monopoly. Is it backed my violence?
Google "Von NotHaus" for the answer.
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Watching this thread. Sounds interesting.
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Watching this thread. Will chime in when I've read more into islamic finance. Sounds great though.
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10364 toasty toasty@dragondata.com $1$rtQupk2h$FR.Ee1vC2s70WFatliWHz1 Google this guy. He has a unique skillset to match. OMG! He's a geek! .. I GEEK I TELLS YA! |
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Electronic what foundation?
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I'm OK with the idea of a single account doing the damage, but there is no way any "Old Miner" or big investor would have ever placed that much into a single account, unleass they intended to crash the market, IMO.
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Hi Kevin,
Your side of the story makes perfect sense to me. How anyone could side with MagicalTux on this, given the "information" he's given is utterly beyond me. I hope everything works out for you.
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