Topic: Bitcoin on the ISideWith presidential election guide. (Read 671 times)
That's a great point, but now it is to know if that generator leads to the good candidate realting to Bitcoin.
Have you noticed something? There are more NO options to chose from than Yes.... So they leading people to say NO in a very cunning way.
The people behind these campaigns are very clever, so you should not underestimate their real intentions with these types of questions. The
majority of people do not even know what Bitcoin is, so their natural reaction would be fear of the unknown... and then they will vote ...No.
There are so much bad publicity about Bitcoin being spread by shills, that people would also opt for the NO vote.. based on that.
The people behind these campaigns are very clever, so you should not underestimate their real intentions with these types of questions. The
majority of people do not even know what Bitcoin is, so their natural reaction would be fear of the unknown... and then they will vote ...No.
There are so much bad publicity about Bitcoin being spread by shills, that people would also opt for the NO vote.. based on that.
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...our national treasury-backed currency...
Treasury-backed? LOL
If you search for a survey-generated voting guide, this is one the first results. I'm not sure how many people it reaches. I was just amazed that Bitcoin is somehow an issue in the election and that it is assumed that a layman survey user knows what it is.
how many people does this reach? is it big?
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