Topic: 2013-06-18 "Most Bitcoiners are in denial" (Read 1317 times)
Reported for still broken date.
PMed for date fixing.
Last time I checked denial is a river in Egypt.
And no - i am not anywhere close to it.
So if most of you are there right now ... why didn't
you tell me.
I at least expect a post card.
And no - i am not anywhere close to it.
So if most of you are there right now ... why didn't
you tell me.
I at least expect a post card.
NO DATE???
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Innovative compliance,
... I guess everyone has to make a crust somehow .... juxtaposing innovation with compliance doesn't make it innovative though.
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In his defense, most bitcoiners *are* in a state of denial, but probably about a vast amount of others things he isn't even discussing. Like their ROI of ponzi schemes and chain games, or their ability to "get rich", the price "always going up", etc.
He could have said, "my friends and I are going to look for excuses to come down like a ton of bricks on anybody using Bitcoin who doesn't strictly obey our demands" but being honest like that would make it too obvious that he and his friends are just a bunch of unreasonable, power-hungry assholes.
But as if by magic he can convey the exact same threat while putting on the veneer of civility by grammatically changing the responsible actor to "society".
It's a technique that I can admire insofar as recognizing a skillful execution even while feeling like I need to take a shower after reading it.
But as if by magic he can convey the exact same threat while putting on the veneer of civility by grammatically changing the responsible actor to "society".
It's a technique that I can admire insofar as recognizing a skillful execution even while feeling like I need to take a shower after reading it.
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They lack awareness of the direct culpability society attaches to the Bitcoin dealer, if it later turns out that his Bitcoin customer dealt in drugs, terror, human smuggling, copyright infringement, hacking, or any type of criminal activity.
What an exquisitely horrible example of NewspeakScary how might insight it would seem our buddy George had.
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They lack awareness of the direct culpability society attaches to the Bitcoin dealer, if it later turns out that his Bitcoin customer dealt in drugs, terror, human smuggling, copyright infringement, hacking, or any type of criminal activity.
What an exquisitely horrible example of Newspeak
About US regulation of money transmitters
ENGLISH:http://contrariancompliance.com/2013/06/18/most-bitcoiners-are-unaware-or-in-a-state-of-deep-denial/
ESPAÑOL: http://blogdejuanllanos.com/2013/06/19/la-mayoria-de-los-bitcoineros-no-tiene-conciencia-de-la-ley-o-esta-en-estado-de-profunda-negacion/
ESPAÑOL: http://blogdejuanllanos.com/2013/06/19/la-mayoria-de-los-bitcoineros-no-tiene-conciencia-de-la-ley-o-esta-en-estado-de-profunda-negacion/
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