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9121  Other / Politics & Society / Re: There are more sides to the story on: February 13, 2021, 12:36:38 AM
You have it, franky1... at least the start of it.

The rest of it revolves around the fact that, if I took government or a member of government to court in trial by jury, the jury could easily award me the winnings that I asked for. And much more if I did it via common law trial.

But you don't like that, do you. Yet, it happens all the time with people in the USA. Even happens in the UK.

your trial tactic is not common law. you spout out freeman cult script that pretend but are nowhere near common law

your issue is you dont get it.
when the government makes a claim against you. its done so by one of its representatives
YOUR the one looking for an independant entity named government

representatives can make claims on behalf of other entities
its how murder cases get handled because the dead person cant file a claim himself.. as he is dead.
its how people in coma have a representative to decide on the coma patients final wishes
its how lawyers work,. they represent their clients.

when you pretend that you want to speak to a human called "the government" your not realising that in their courtroom. which their claim is filed. their policy is to allow representatives.
even if you filed your own claim (independent or as a counter claim) its not then 'your court' as the building and court policy is still that of government.

you filing a claim does not make it your special territory. as its still filed in THEIR court
you do not create a new country when filing a claim.
their policies are that defendants or claimants can be represented. and that people that are not the victim can file claim against you. EG the police, witnesses
yep if you murder someone. a representative/relative/witness can file a claim that you done it.

you can cry all you like that you want to speak to, and only to your victim direct. but your just making yourself look stupid
9122  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Coronavirus Outbreak on: February 12, 2021, 11:53:23 PM
Even if these patients were DNR, it's not right to send them back into nursing homes where they could have infected others after they were confirmed to be COVID positive. There was an unused naval ship with empty beds that were stationed in NY, along with overflow setups that allowed for COVID positive nursing home patients to stay. Sending them back probably killed thousands more. That's devastating if you had a family member who might've been saved.

yep.
by summer UK had temporary 'knightingale' hospitals. the problem is they were only fitted with intubations. some infectees also needed kidney dialysis, ecmo, blood transfusions, and other equipment and so the temp hospitals didnt get used and patients went to proper hospitals..
yep knightingales were not fitted with full ICU equipment, heck they didnt even have enough staff with skills in sedation

however
 the palliative care patients could have gone into the unused knightingales.. but again it didnt even have the resources for palliative care. so were put back into residential homes

they did try to section off parts of residential homes.. but the issue is the air vents are interconnected. they didnt(just like aeroplanes didnt) change out the normal airflow systems of the rooms. instead they thought a wall and 2m was all that was required

..
as of this month. the knightingales are only being used for people in recovery. where all they need is a bit of oxygen and just a bed to gain their strength. anything requiring actually medical intervention is not suitable for what the knightingales have to offer.
however if they need palliative care they are still taken back to residential homes to die in comfort. as are their final wishes
9123  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do you trust the co-vid19 vaccine ? on: February 12, 2021, 10:11:51 PM
badecker is a boring script reader, repeating scripts that are 10months old and false.
so please badecker. change your script. its empty of any valid points. so try something new that atleast has substance and merit to discuss

there are thousands of reports about isolating the virus.
you've been linked. you've been debunked you have repeated your ignorance so many times. its time you move to a new conversation
9124  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Coronavirus Outbreak on: February 12, 2021, 10:08:14 PM
in case someone does not know the "new strains" are actually the vaccines.
Brazil, UK and South Africa where places AstraZeneca trialed the vaccine.

the vaccine goes in the arm. its not inhaled in the lung.
the strains of the virus are numerous. there are hundreds of them. but the ones of concern are several generations deep and its ancestry can be found as descending from the virus

the vaccine does not have the same envelope or other features. there is a clear difference in visual form, protein form, function and effects
9125  Other / Politics & Society / Re: There are more sides to the story on: February 12, 2021, 08:42:44 PM
the problems with government. is not government. because there is no single mind/opinion called government.

its a group so squabbling representatives fighting each other to try to get their own individual opinions heard.

take one representative, his constituents(citizens) might want more freedoms to open businesses of different types previous not allowed. accept payments from customers/tourists in different formats/currencies

but on the other side is another representative that doesnt want the nation to go global which would ruin the national identity.

through the etiquettes and policies formed by former representatives the debate will always sway in favour of the national interest rather than the individual citizens

and so citizens cant accept dollars/bitcoin/any barter at their own cashiers desk and instead for national interest customers/tourists have to swap out their own currency for the currency they are visiting/buying from at national currency exchange services.

many think that these solidified and formal etiquettes and policies created years ago are what is deemed as 'the government' but when you drill down and realise that its just a bunch of representatives and representatives before them. you can then start to form a plan on how to change 'government' mind. by not targetting 'government' but instead spamming the representatives(all of them) individually
9126  Other / Serious discussion / Re: Is Michael Saylor the best Bitcoin Ambassador we can have nowadays? on: February 12, 2021, 08:16:46 PM
im watching the 'bitcoin macro strategy with ross"
seems micheal isnt doing any talking and at many points he said 'i didnt realise' 'i never thought about it that way'
the people he interviews do most the talking and seem to be more informed

ross mentioned bitcoin mining and the whole electric purchase which can help grow renewables.. micheal seems dumstruck and said 'maybe in 10 years bitcoin miners will learn this'

reality is bitcoin mining farms learned this 7 years ago.
they have been buying up the 'excess' electric capacity. and electric companies love them for it

micheal seems a lil outdated, but willing to learn. its his interviewees that seem the better 'salesmen'
one thing with that Ross guy in that video ..
he is a saleman not a fact presenter.

he mentions an example of 'chapter2' of bitcoin as using 'the network' but then goes on a salespitch about how another network that doesnt use bitcoin confirmations or blockchains. to shift value in milliseconds (LN)

seems he doesnt know the different networks are different networks

from that video alone. id rate:
michael 5/10
ross 8/10
9127  Economy / Speculation / Re: start another one (Bitcoin price increase) on: February 12, 2021, 08:06:12 PM
bitcoins base value(bottomline wall of resistance) is about $21k
bitcoins price is $48k+

thats $27k of speculation bubble:over 200%

with the tesla push on speculation bubble. then the 'americas oldest bank' push
the speculation is pretty much at its limit of bubbling before it appears as too high and people start selling to claim their profits.

with china new year approaching. i can see no big reason to call a fresh bull. and more signs of a bear approaching

any new big news speculation will just end up trying to keep a certain level of bubble. and not used to double the current bubble
9128  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Jack Dorsey and Jay-Z to allocate 500 BTC to Bitcoin dev on: February 12, 2021, 07:30:36 PM
can anyone hear that.....
.. the noise of thousands of non-devs suddenly promoting themselves as devs to get this 'blind irrevocable' million dollar pay day
.. or maybe its just the jingle jangle of the fake gold necklaces of the nigerian prince
9129  Other / Off-topic / Re: Explain Like I'm 5 - Bitcoin Explanation on: February 12, 2021, 07:25:35 PM
Quote
Yep, that’s it. It’s a list of people’s names. But it’s not just their names, their bank account balance is on there too.

Not quite the technological revolution you were expecting? Let’s take a second to figure out what makes this list so special.
But first, realize that our current banking system is just a list of names and balances too!

WRONG
it not
Alice: $5
Bob:$10

its actually
1xyz: $5  -> 1abc: $4
               -> 1zyz: $1
1efg: $10 -> 1tuv: $10

or in ELI-5
alice pays bob $4
dave pays gary $10

there is no database of names or 'balance'

bitcoin is a list of transfers. not account balances
9130  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do you trust the co-vid19 vaccine ? on: February 12, 2021, 07:09:23 PM
^^^
^^^

two idiots. both write the same way, both have the same mindset. both promote the same thing.
.. maybe its one person that thinks more will listen if he can agree with himself

.. yep im calling it badecker and tash are alt-accounts of each other. same person,, different accounts
9131  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Coronavirus Outbreak on: February 12, 2021, 07:02:00 PM

that stuff is where, when elderly people on DNR's(Do Not Resusitate) reached a critical point of needing intubation. obviously the DNR wouldnt allow that. and only palliative(pain and sedation) care would be options. and so hospitals transfered patients back to nursing homes that offer palliative care to occupy less hospital beds

yes it seems evil to not intubate everyone that needs it even if they dont want it. but sometimes honouring peoples last wishes is better.

however there are actually some cases where people with certain pre-existing ailments. were categorised as not going to survive covid if they get it. and arrangements were made to inform families of this. and to get families to arrange DNR early on as a means of reducing the amount of residential home residents who would/should be shuttled into hospital if they got covid

in the UK. the initial confusion made clinicians and residential home managers go a lil overboard in informing some residents that they should sign a DNR because the residents frailty meant they were unlikely to survive.
within a week of some families complaining that some clinicians wanted to give up on their frail relatives. they revised the protocol
this article talks about it
https://www.cqc.org.uk/news/releases/cqc-finds-combination-increasing-pressures-rapidly-developing-guidance-may-have
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DNACPR decisions and advance care plans should only ever take place with clear involvement of the individual, or an appropriate representative, and a clear understanding of what they would like to happen.

While there is no evidence to suggest that blanket approaches to DNACPR decisions are being used currently, people who use services and groups that represent them told CQC that early in the pandemic they or their loved ones received DNACPR decisions which were not based on their wishes and needs, and without their knowledge and consent.
9132  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Coronavirus Outbreak on: February 12, 2021, 01:31:21 PM
...
its hard to segregate the vaccinated group from the unvaccinate group. to do so would cause a need for a 'passport' which surprisingly some here would not like the passport idea to allow those vaccinated to have better 'normals' than those who havnt been vaccinated.
...

Surprisingly the Jews, Gypsies, Slavs, etc didn't like the IBM tattoos which helped keep them safe in the forced labor camps either.  Go figure.  They probably had some weird conspiracy theories about the kinds of things the tattoos could be used for.

there is a big difference between government lock people up in prison. vs TVBCOF theory that the tattoo is actually robots and it turns jews into lizards
.. atleast accept the tattoo was just ink and not run down your silly nonsense theories

if you stuck with a conspiracy of say:
government didnt act till march to pretend they dont want to be nazi, to persuade people into nazi conformity with promises of relaxations if enough conform quick enough

you would atleast have a slightly justified extremist view of reality..
but.. you went full idiot by talking about mutants and nano robots and genocide
.. basically you went full whacko extremist. falling far outside of reality
9133  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Tucker vs Chase Bank USA (Chase caught scamming again) on: February 12, 2021, 05:09:35 AM
not exactly free money.
for you to be a 'victim' of the fee's scam. you have probably already paid fee when you done bitcoin trades in the past. so more likely a refund of those fees. thus it was your money in the first place.

so was it an amount that can be considered as the amount of bank charges you paid. or was it more and a 'discretionary compensation amount' ontop of any fee refund amount.

other things to note. is that chase has always had a 'cash advance' policy. however it was actually the bitcoin exchange that when processing payments. the exchange informed the bank the purpose of the payment was 'cash advance' and not 'purchase'
exchanges do this to avoid customers doing 'chargebacks' because banks wont chargeback a 'cash advance'
so i see this as a mistake made by exchanges not informing customers that their deposits are being handled as 'cash advances'

..
maybe tucker can sue the exchanges next, as it was the exchanges that put customers into a 'loan' situation.

but what i can see happening is chase next drops serving exchanges that request 'cash advances'
9134  Economy / Speculation / Re: Owning One BTC In 2035 Will Make You A Millionaire on: February 12, 2021, 04:56:11 AM
bitcoin 2021: $45k = 18k loaves of bread
if bitcoin was $1m today 400k loaves of bread

if dollar inflates at 3% a year for next 14 years.. bitcoin (at $1m) will only get you 261k loaves
yep a $1m coin in 2035 is only worth $651k in todays value

14 years inflation of 5% = 195k loaves
14 years inflation of 10%=91k loaves

so factor in the dollar inflation. and work out what you will actually get to buy with a $1m bitcoin
9135  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Trump Impeachment Public Hearings [serious discussion] on: February 12, 2021, 04:37:14 AM
hes definitly going to get aquited

the real question to ask.
did him having 'office' give him powers that he negatively used to cause harm/damage to people/property. if so he will lose his office (current civil office of 'former president' and all privileges assigned to that.)

so ask yourself. does he deserve to keep having access to privileges that can and will be used negatively

if a phys-ed teacher said to his class
"hey athletes, the science nerds are stealing the budget that coud be used for sports equipment,stop them, be strong, fight"
and then class wars and fights and criminal damage to the school happened due to the sport kids

should the schoolboard keep the teacher employed, using lame excuses that the teacher personally smash anything.
should the schoolboard keep the teacher employed, thus endorsing the teachers actions were not wrong
9136  Other / Politics & Society / Re: The Way I see how the World is Going and crypto on: February 12, 2021, 04:16:14 AM
And they know that so I guess all the crypto value in the future will be enourmous.

crypto valueprice will be enormous

take 2012. lets say bitcoin was $6 and a loaf of bread was $2
bitcoin was 3loafs
fast forward to 2021
bitcoin is $42k (7000x)
.. but.. bitcoin is not 21,000 loafs(7000x)

bread is now $2.50 meaning only 16,800 loaves of bread.
hyper inflation will make bitcoin $2mill.. but it wont buy you 1m of bread.
if inflation peaks at say 10% a year.
at year 10 it only gets you about 350k loaves of bread for a $2m btc, compared to getting you 1m of bread if btc was $2m in 2012 value.

or more specifically.
if bitcoin was $2m today 800kbread
                   it would be 280k bread in 2031 if bitcoin was $2m in 10 years with 10% inflation.
                                     86k bread in 2031 if bitcoin was $2m in 10 years with 20% inflation.
                                     22k bread in 2031 if bitcoin was $2m in 10 years with 30% inflation.
9137  Other / Politics & Society / Re: The Way I see how the World is Going and crypto on: February 12, 2021, 04:00:10 AM
governments will keep a FIAT, sorry just fact.
they need the controls.

when they print money. yes it means the citizens are in debt. but when that printed money is passed onto car dealerships, real estate agents. that printed debt is then classed as a gain on the governments GDP because the receiver of the funds has gained value.

this increase GDP means they can collect lets say ~20% tax on the new higher amount of currency floating around. so again governments win. more treasury money to syphon from.

if a government adopted a crypto they cant control. if crypto-loans were made by investors putting crypto into a loan collateral pot to be leased/borrowed from. they cant increase the GDP as its just the same maxcoin limit circling. thus no growth

governments like inflation. if they owe $1trill in 2008 which is a 500bill bread loaf value. inflation means that when they start paying back the debt they no longer owe 500bill loaves of bread. but a value equivelent to 400b loaves of bread. making it cheaper to pay off the debt
they can then extend the debt. by taking out another loan for 400b loaves of bread to pay off the first debt. and in 10-15 years only need to take out a 300b loaf debt to pay off the second debt (its called quantative easing).
monetary wise it appears as d1= $1trill d2=$1.2trill, d3=$1.6trill.
but bread value its actually d1=500b loaf, d2=400b loaf, d3=300b loaf

yes citizens are stuck with debt at above inflation interest meaning they end up paying back more bread loaf value than they got. but thats just the cost of the government offering citizens this 'service'

governments will not adopt a financial system that they cannot control and that wont benefit the government reducing its bread loaf debt

so dont hope for bitcoin to become the 'new world order single currency'.. sorry it wont.
accept that bitcoin/crypto will be a side currency (like offshore bank) where people have a separate option to place their value into.
(and yes even politicians personal value will be put into these offshore currencies)
9138  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Despicable Congress on: February 12, 2021, 03:49:14 AM
Senator Charles Ellis Schumer should be impeached!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQMp3hCXk04

although the youtuber is not actaully a civil officer to be able to actually file an impeachment claim. (yep only a civil officer can file the claim) what it does prove is that trump can be impeached, because even the youtuber realises that trump still holds an office and the impeachment allows for trump to lose 'any office'

yep. sorry trumpettes. but your lil youtuber just proved that trump can lose his 'office of former president' by how the youtuber made his video showing that its not just about sitting presidents or losing a previous office where the crimes happened.

..
gotta love it when trumpettes own words shoot their opinions in their own foot
9139  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Coronavirus Outbreak on: February 12, 2021, 03:37:13 AM
Unfortunately, you have a valid point about this being the new normal.

The world has been at this for nearly a year and because the US had gotten hit fairly bad, it's expected that even after you get vaccinated that you wear a mask and socially distance (according to Joe Biden's administration). Why bother getting the vaccine if the new normal is post-COVID restrictions AFTER you got jabbed?

getting vacinated does not mean 2.5 hours later you can do as you like.
the vaccine takes time to build immunity. so that means weeks

government cant just say masks are no longer needed based on a single 10% of population having a vaccine 2 hours ago. nor 2 weeks ago.

because 90% are still at risk

its hard to segregate the vaccinated group from the unvaccinate group. to do so would cause a need for a 'passport' which surprisingly some here would not like the passport idea to allow those vaccinated to have better 'normals' than those who havnt been vaccinated.

yes thats right i said it. if government did say those vaccinated can go around maskless and be normal. the conspiracy idiots would cry and scream. then they would open photoshop and fake their own vaccination papers and pretend they been vaccinated too. and thus create a health risk due to the antivaxxers faking being vaccinated. thus having a certain percentage of population still passing it around due to their refusals to even think about the logic and common sense of personal space, health

so. the "game" conspiracy nuts think is about being nazi's. is actually about public health where by due to the FACT that idiots will ignore public health advice, public health logic, public health common sense. rules need to continue until the health risk is minimalised.

if these nutters did just learn common sense to respect personal space of others and actually just do the common sense stuff to avoid the spread. this stuff could have been dealt with alot faster.

yep the virus does not spread 'coz government' it spread 'coz idiots disrespect others personal space'
i can guarantee you this, 100% of those getting sick got sick because they.. not government. but the sick person came into contact with someone else. .. nothing to do with government

people spread the virus. and if the virus is spreading. then its because people are not using common sense to protect themselves or others around them
9140  Other / Serious discussion / Re: Investing is a question of guts on: February 11, 2021, 07:19:58 PM
for me (a hoarder since 2012) it was not guts or balls. it was a logical mindset putting emotion aside.

i took all emotion/'gut feeling' out of my decisions

for instance i look at mining(base) cost to base the bottom level true value of a coin. and if the speculative(spec) price is low and near the base value. its a good time to buy. if the speculative(spec) price is high good time to sell.

december had a $17k base value and a $20k spec meaning low spec=good value (buy)
this week has a $21k base value but a $45k spec meaning high spec=bad value(sell)

i never think 'i should sell when im at the price of a dream home.'
i think. ill sell 1-10% and hope to buy in with more coin after the correction
i think. ok the value:spec are at good value. ill buy.

i didnt choose to only play with 1-10% from guts/balls/emotion. i based it on logic

try to take emotion/feelings out of investment decisions
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