Dollar supporters destroy Bitcoin ATM in El Salvador

[South Park]

It's easy for them to oppose bitcoin, but it's too hard to accept it. I hope they have the opportunity to learn and understand bitcoin.

This is not about understanding, this is about paid opposition, when the one in front of you is paid to not get what you are explaining do not get surprised when they do not, it does not make sense for those people that have that kind of reaction as they have most likely never had a bitcoin wallet in their lives, what this is about is about those people being paid to do this, and if they get arrested then they can claim they are being oppressed by the government, so it is a win-win for them.

[Quidat]

It was only one machine out of 200 and everyone has to talk about that. Million people have made BTC transactions and bought something, interest nobody? For 30$ in Bitcoin you can buy something good to eat and drink, that ist realy nice. But a burning ATM is interesting. Look at that:
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I thought that there are lots of Bitcoin ATM machines had been destroyed and if it turns out that only 1 of 200 then this wont really be an issue and for sure the person who did that is really in prison now.
Destroying something which are owned by the government or any laws had been break would really have corresponding consequences.In regarding about those Bitcoin users then its
really good to see that there are more users compared into those who had been using Banks in overall.This kind of adoption is really burning in fire...

[Rufsilf]

If you don't like bitcoin, you can simply not use it and just continue using your preferred. Why need to cause damage? It's not like fiat users are going to be affected. Something's just so suspicious about this.

Yes you're right, something is so fishy about their actions. I know for sure that there's some USD overlords that ordered behind this nonsense action.
I'm pretty sure that the government in El Salvador was pissed and I want to know what legal action they'll do because everyone knows that destroying government properties are illegal anywhere in the world. It's just that their actions aren't match on how they should react on the legalization of bitcoin in El Salvador.

On the other hand, surely bitcoin has gained so much trust nowadays because some countries are already on the path of legalizing cryptos.

[OrangeII]

funny enough they destroyed a public facility they didn't like. I prefer solid not to use the facility if you don't like it than destroy or burn it. it shows that you don't value technological developments or anything like that. does it make him happy when destroying the public facilities that have been provided? well that's pretty weird, considering he doesn't use it either.

it just shows that he is not very familiar with technological developments. "just don't use it" is very simple.

[Sithara007]

I guess no one is protesting in El Salvador right now. When Bitcoin was made legal tender in that country, the exchange rate was going at $46,000. Now the exchange rate is $56,500, which represents an increase of 23% in one month. Those who listened to these useless protestors and refused to apply for the $30 airdrop lost a good chance to get some free coins in their wallet. Last month there was a flurry of articles in various mainstream media channels criticizing the move. All of them seems to have disappeared by now.