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international debts are moot in a state of war
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That's why we need to hold China responsible for the $10 Trillion or so in damages they've caused the US alone.
Nope. They're responsible for the initial amount of people who came over here and should pay those people in full. Our Glorious Leader is fully responsible for hiding the damage, ,malfeasance, and lying for 2 months. That's where the big money is, and enslavement will be needed for many generations to cover that one....
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JayJuanGee
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Of course, marcus summed it up much MOAR better than me, and just his time on the forum shows way more credibility than newbies devolving into baseless personal attacks that likely clutter way more information than they inform or contribute.
Sure it's possible - as it's also entirely possible - that the account has been sold. Careful, I'm not saying that it has. Seems like something close to pure speculation on your part, and your little buddy, lambie bambie. I have not seen any change in Marcus's posting style in recent times, and just because Marcus has more of a boner for talking about Covid than you, does not need to take away his bitcoin credentials. He is not saying anything inconsistent from someone who might have been involved in bitcoin since the early days. You are simply lacking evidence, and spouting out nonsense that seemed to have largely coincided with lambie bambie going down such similar meaningless ongong attack phase in which he had been taking on a similar project that involved bashing Marcus.... along side of some other attention seeking behaviors, involving denigrating the severity of the virus and trying to equate that with someone who might have a lack of bullish conviction or some other quasi-incoherent, largely just pumping up himself kind of approach.
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JayJuanGee
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May 01, 2020, 03:49:40 AM |
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Aside from that I'm keeping with the trading to earn some sats/euros every day.
I had decided to change my intervals a few days ago to try and profit more from the volatility, with 25€ increments in BTC value. I increased the increment between a sell and a buy from 100€ to 150€ to lower the impact of fees (32% in fees was too much). With the wild moves since yesterday it has been very difficult to keep up with placing orders, but it's been fun, and should have been good profit (no time to evaluate yet).
Those are very tight increments, causing me to speculate that you are largely just making a lot of busy work for yourself, because your increments and intervals do not seem to be enough to even keep up with fees, and so therefore you are doing a lot of busy work merely to pay almost all of your profits in fees... and spending a lot of time too, since both your spread and your intervals are so tight.
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bitbollo
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May 01, 2020, 04:56:33 AM |
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Looks like were set and ready for a pump now after some consolidation. $8795 lets go up!
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May 01, 2020, 05:22:51 AM |
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Looks like were set and ready for a pump now after some consolidation. $8795 lets go up!
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May 01, 2020, 06:35:18 AM |
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hashtags are fucking stupid
One merit for you. #donthatehashtags #hashtag all the things
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May 01, 2020, 06:36:34 AM |
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# is a number's sign
that too, this character already had not one, but TWO existing uses, like we needed more confusion choose another ASCII character kids A comment delimiter in script and assembly?
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May 01, 2020, 06:55:10 AM |
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Makes catching up on the WO so much quickerMakes hiding under my bed so much easier. Yep, truth hurts. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Final Score: Slayer 54, Doom Babies 0 Truth? There's no truth, just viewpoints. Grow up, babe ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) EDIT: Sorry, actually there is truth. It's simple: We may actually be alive.
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May 01, 2020, 06:57:43 AM |
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Seems like something close to pure speculation on your part, and your little buddy, lambie bambie.
I have not seen any change in Marcus's posting style in recent times, and just because Marcus has more of a boner for talking about Covid than you, does not need to take away his bitcoin credentials.
He is not saying anything inconsistent from someone who might have been involved in bitcoin since the early days.
You are simply lacking evidence, and spouting out nonsense that seemed to have largely coincided with lambie bambie going down such similar meaningless ongong attack phase in which he had been taking on a similar project that involved bashing Marcus.... along side of some other attention seeking behaviors, involving denigrating the severity of the virus and trying to equate that with someone who might have a lack of bullish conviction or some other quasi-incoherent, largely just pumping up himself kind of approach.
I'm not going to waste my time trying to prove something that I cannot. TBH, I also don't give a fuck, nor care about bashing anyone for that matter. On the contrary. I cannot just sit and watch, and ignore when he insists on doom and gloom propaganda - here on the WO. It's not if he is bullish or not. He is a liar. He is r0ach.
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May 01, 2020, 07:08:12 AM |
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there is truth. It's simple: We may actually be alive.
Of course not. We're just simulations in that big computer in the sky. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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May 01, 2020, 07:33:31 AM |
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"the Constitution is not suspended in times of crisis"
Some state and local legislators are about to get served.
Like most of Trump's crap this will probably be tossed. The Supreme Court has ruled in the past that pandemics do allow suspension of liberties for people spreading disease. See Mary, Typhoid. That said, I would be ok with removing that if and only if these people could be sued directly for any deaths they may cause with penalties being paid by them and their heirs until such time as full restitution is achieved. All debits and credits tracked of course on a distributed transaction ledger through the ages.... That's the true Libertarian way (you have 100% responsibility for you actions along with the 100% freedom to act) YOU are "these people". Who gives a shit what you would be ok with.
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All Members Reckon that there is a lot of truth in this, what say you? Another [Regiment] contribution from Stuart S***** Please see below from Dennis W*** ([Regiment]) Hi C***, I think when you have read this e-mail which I received yesterday you cannot help being moved. I would appreciate it if you would kindly pass on this e-mail to all your contacts who have forwarded them on and please keep them coming. Kind regards, Dennis Hi Dennis, Hope you and Hazel are well, and keeping safe. We are staying in and keeping away from everyone, Ian’s last chemo was cancelled, but he has to have one beginning of June, so hope things might be a little better by then. I would just like on behalf of me and Ian, and lots of friends who asked me to pass on to you our thanks for the jokes, you are making a lot of people smile, some of our friends say they are checking their mail each day for their daily smile, so you are making a lot of people happy, and helping them to cope with life, so once again thank you, and please thank whoever you get them from. Take care Stay safe Lynne & Ian Hon Sec
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May 01, 2020, 07:38:57 AM |
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Just like sources of pollution used to be tracked and the polluters sued. An industry of pollution detectives were just starting to spring up when the industrial age was just beginning. Fearing a total shutdown of the economy corporations worked with the government to create the EPA which protected the polluters in exchange for some superficial regulations and payoffs.
If we could track the spread of diseases and hold those people responsible accountable we could stop disease.
I mean...we know the 4 or so people that brought it to the US right? So they say. Start with them.
Oddly enough, yes. The big problem you run into though is those 4 people would be liable for 10 trillion in damages, or more properly for the infections that they wrought on others who then would be liable for others.... See now that we know the people and the vectors we can assign fines to morons who take stupid risks. The problem though still remains that people can take on more risk then they can ever hope to pay out in their miserable lives. Thus you need a sort of holding company that will pay the debt, and then take ownership of the person and their heirs to pay the debt off. Has to be multi-generation because the loan has to be paid. And oddly enough it provides an incentive for these slaves (for they are slaves until the debt is paid) to be the best they can be not so they can be free but that someday their heirs will be free. The holding company (which we can call the "state") could then sell a percentage of these slaves to private holders, all reported in a blockchain. You and I could then buy a slave, a percentage of the output of the slave, or possibly one of the slaves' children. It gets interesting when you think about it. The real fun comes when slaves own percentages of other slaves and everyone is enslaved to everyone else. The chinese government is responsible for the plague. And they have the pockets to pay. Start there.
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May 01, 2020, 07:43:32 AM |
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That's why we need to hold China responsible for the $10 Trillion or so in damages they've caused the US alone.
Nope. They're responsible for the initial amount of people who came over here and should pay those people in full. Our Glorious Leader is fully responsible for hiding the damage, ,malfeasance, and lying for 2 months. That's where the big money is, and enslavement will be needed for many generations to cover that one.... They created the virus. Doesn't matter if it is a natural virus from the wet markets. In this case they are responsible for allowing such unbelievably unhygienic practices. If it was created in a lab and allowed to escape from there, then they are equally (not more or less) responsible. Either way china must pay.
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May 01, 2020, 07:44:45 AM |
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Just like sources of pollution used to be tracked and the polluters sued. An industry of pollution detectives were just starting to spring up when the industrial age was just beginning. Fearing a total shutdown of the economy corporations worked with the government to create the EPA which protected the polluters in exchange for some superficial regulations and payoffs.
If we could track the spread of diseases and hold those people responsible accountable we could stop disease.
I mean...we know the 4 or so people that brought it to the US right? So they say. Start with them.
Oddly enough, yes. The big problem you run into though is those 4 people would be liable for 10 trillion in damages, or more properly for the infections that they wrought on others who then would be liable for others.... See now that we know the people and the vectors we can assign fines to morons who take stupid risks. The problem though still remains that people can take on more risk then they can ever hope to pay out in their miserable lives. Thus you need a sort of holding company that will pay the debt, and then take ownership of the person and their heirs to pay the debt off. Has to be multi-generation because the loan has to be paid. And oddly enough it provides an incentive for these slaves (for they are slaves until the debt is paid) to be the best they can be not so they can be free but that someday their heirs will be free. The holding company (which we can call the "state") could then sell a percentage of these slaves to private holders, all reported in a blockchain. You and I could then buy a slave, a percentage of the output of the slave, or possibly one of the slaves' children. It gets interesting when you think about it. The real fun comes when slaves own percentages of other slaves and everyone is enslaved to everyone else. That's why we need to hold China responsible for the $10 Trillion or so in damages they've caused the US alone. We need to hold our representatives responsible... china didn't come here and shut down stores in my small town... the government did and it's lead by very few people. I'm all for defaulting on China and bitching them out for not sharing news with friends, but we need to hold the pussies accountable in our own country fucking things up and making things weird. ('Murica)
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May 01, 2020, 08:06:25 AM |
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That's the choice isn't it. We could have avoided WW2. There were people like you back then. All we had to do was surrender to the germans. That was always an option. We have that same choice again. China is attacking the world. Not just with the virus, that's just the most obvious part. They are attacking the world through economic and cultural subversion. They own the WHO for all practical purposes, which is largely to blame for things getting so bad so fast. Are we going to become their vassals? Or reject them? Rejecting their tyranny will mean war.
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besides, it is the pound sign, you fucking millennial twerps, put down the phone and get a fucking job
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