Be Careful: Less than a year ago a friend of mine reunited with his beautiful ex wife. She stole over $10,000 worth of possessions, a stash of cash, and now has Facebook photos up of her new boyfriend wearing HIS stolen clothes!

If they are "they are controlled by some secret agencies and used as a distraction", then how can they ever "be eliminated permanently"?

"As trader or holder is bitcoin legal in your country..."

I am in the USA and BTC itself is currently legal, but the ecosystem is severely damaged by many popular companies refusing to do/continue business with Americans. It is pretty sad the number of places which - along with AML/KYC - completely ban the USA.

Agreed many NFT's have little long-term value, but they do have a good side. Many talented artists (some of whom would have no other way to sell their products) have found happy customers for their creative work. I hope the SEC doesn't try to claim all NFT's are securities, that would be way too Draconian, imo.

Delayed response, I have been too busy, and haven't had enough time online recently:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5433028.60
This looks like the exact post link:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5433028.msg62246530#msg62246530

First, I had no idea how to answer, but I quickly found it in my browser history. Nice going GazetaBitcoin, helping to keep the dream alive for some people.



ps.

No, not exactly following you, I probably found the link to second thread when coming back to read more of the first one.
More active? Maybe someday, I have read many older threads and cannot honestly say the current conditions at this forum compare favorably.  People like you do help make it better.

I found this from a link in a newer thread, and think more people should have a chance to see it. Tim May was an amazing visionary, and I'm really happy to learn about him here.

Happy to see your post, thank you GazetaBitcoin,


Yes
No
Yes

I also read Atlas Shrugged many years ago, and have never fully recovered from the experience.  
Yes: I've studied many of the old threads, and this forum was overwhelmed with greed in the summer of 2011, the first big BTC bull market.
No: Bitcoin is not only another way for CEX owners to fill their pockets, the future is still bright, in some ways.
Yes: Many do remember its libertarian principles, many of the old-timers probably hang out on Reddit, for example, because they don't like it here anymore, or do not want to be seen around BCT as a "wealthy early participant."

On the bright side, participating in this community can still teach people about decentralization, some degree of freedom, etc. even if it is not obviously Libertarian.

While I agree with you, he seems to be spewing hate, and "accusations without evidence" is reasonably correct. IMHO no evidence is required since, as mentioned by someone above, the OP is grumpy about a bonus not offered to his level. This thread is effectively over.

Let's pay attention to BNB?
Market Rank   #3
Wow, you have my attention! I had no idea BNB was that huge until I saw this thread.

Today's price is a bargain for only $595.81

Market Cap
$99,360,514,261
Almost a $100 Billion.

Is it about who rightly won or respecting the given outcome?
Tough choice, either way the people seem to lose.

Would it be better for America’s faith in the election system to give Biden the presidency?
Almost everyone I know doesn't have faith in the election system. It's always set up to favor the ruling class, and most people either don't care, or know there is nothing we can really do.

Are there needed general (common sense) rules for signature campaigns?
Don't we only need one rule for sigs? 1) Everyone in your campaign is required to follow the rules of the forum.

Playing it safe is fine. Many open source projects are free because the person has established a good career and they want to share with and help others.