https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=zSbPz4g9rZQ
Think what you will about Roger Ver. But he objectively wipes the floor with Blockstream 'Chief Strategery Officer' Samson Mow in this moderated one-on-one debate on Bitcoin scaling.
Yes, this debate is the source of the widely derided 'babies are dying' quote. Which is indeed kind of cringey. But he's been consistent for nearly a decade in getting publicly weepy-emotional over the pain that bad fiscal governance causes the most vulnerable. Can't fault him for that passion. What's more: objectively, it is an arguable point.
But that aside, it is quite breathtaking how one-sided this debate was. Either Mow is a mere empty suit, or BCH is clearly superior in its scaling approach by every measure. Likely both.
Well he makes a solid point but I think the problem is that many are not aware of the actual data. The simple fact is that for a private credit to expand and contract there must always be a winner and looser somewhere else. This has caused about 20% of the population on earth to be in a slow death at all times. This would not be happening if we had a sound monetary system not based on theft and slight of hand.
even the usa people who could stop this offensive systems are barely able to keep ahead of auto repairs, etc. Our own gov slams us with nano infections forcing ill health on the free people to game us into the grave so that the "dream" can be resold to the next immigrant/ victim. It is a patently sick system once you see the incentive soft money provides.
FDR (the american president) publicly asked the people to deposit their money in exchange for unredeemed private credit for national progress. He was giving us a bad deal. unironically he named it the new deal. basically it causes endorsements to be a "request" for private credit. so thanks to lack of full disclosure (fraud) we are agreeing each week to not redeem our private credit for money and we do not even know we requested it. This cycle of debt backed credit then allows more of the credit to be pumped into the economy using the fractional reserve lending ratios.
the good news is there is a very simple way to stop this trend with your very next paycheck. details coming soon.