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KingScorpio

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Quote from: BADecker on March 07, 2019, 10:02:02 AM

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^^^ Yes. But it is fixation hooked to the idea of specialization. Each of us has several things we are good at. If we make our product or service, and then sell it to others who do the same with theirs, we can gain all kinds of things in life that we wouldn't have if we didn't.

A simple example is a car. There are hundreds or thousands of parts in a car. None of us can make more than a few of them. Some of them we couldn't even learn how to make. Money makes this kind of specialization work among us.

The problem is the money mongers who use money specialization to steal property from us all. It's called the banking system. Those of us who are a little slower at thinking, often wind up losing everything.

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well the banks currently regulate the access to money for the whole population and the parliament is the standardised capital market,

wont be easier with a corrupt cryptocurrency index owned by the bitcoin foudners.

the market will be flooded with ICOs

Well, there are other ways of using Bitcoin than the obvious ones. I won't go into them here. And that is to say nothing of altcoins and the altcoin relationship to Bitcoin.

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cryptoindustry is just full of agenda driven lies. no point taking it serious.

Many of the lies aren't intentional lies. They simply are impractical hopes and dreams.

If a person has a good idea, and thinks he has enough programming experience to program an altcoin, he might find out the hard way that it isn't as easy as he thought. Or he might find out that there are only 10 people in the whole world that like his idea.

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its worse than that, they talk according to whats in the interest of their "project" or corporation

like the constant "you are toxic" inquisition towards everyone that points out the private and centrally controlled corrupt cryptoindex of those so called "decentralisers"

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Quote from: KingScorpio on March 06, 2019, 10:54:31 PM

Quote from: BADecker on March 06, 2019, 08:40:24 PM

Quote from: KingScorpio on March 06, 2019, 08:26:00 PM

Quote from: BADecker on March 06, 2019, 08:22:05 PM

^^^ Yes. But it is fixation hooked to the idea of specialization. Each of us has several things we are good at. If we make our product or service, and then sell it to others who do the same with theirs, we can gain all kinds of things in life that we wouldn't have if we didn't.

A simple example is a car. There are hundreds or thousands of parts in a car. None of us can make more than a few of them. Some of them we couldn't even learn how to make. Money makes this kind of specialization work among us.

The problem is the money mongers who use money specialization to steal property from us all. It's called the banking system. Those of us who are a little slower at thinking, often wind up losing everything.

Cool

well the banks currently regulate the access to money for the whole population and the parliament is the standardised capital market,

wont be easier with a corrupt cryptocurrency index owned by the bitcoin foudners.

the market will be flooded with ICOs

Well, there are other ways of using Bitcoin than the obvious ones. I won't go into them here. And that is to say nothing of altcoins and the altcoin relationship to Bitcoin.

Cool

cryptoindustry is just full of agenda driven lies. no point taking it serious.

Many of the lies aren't intentional lies. They simply are impractical hopes and dreams.

If a person has a good idea, and thinks he has enough programming experience to program an altcoin, he might find out the hard way that it isn't as easy as he thought. Or he might find out that there are only 10 people in the whole world that like his idea.

Cool

KingScorpio

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Quote from: BADecker on March 06, 2019, 08:40:24 PM

Quote from: KingScorpio on March 06, 2019, 08:26:00 PM

Quote from: BADecker on March 06, 2019, 08:22:05 PM

^^^ Yes. But it is fixation hooked to the idea of specialization. Each of us has several things we are good at. If we make our product or service, and then sell it to others who do the same with theirs, we can gain all kinds of things in life that we wouldn't have if we didn't.

A simple example is a car. There are hundreds or thousands of parts in a car. None of us can make more than a few of them. Some of them we couldn't even learn how to make. Money makes this kind of specialization work among us.

The problem is the money mongers who use money specialization to steal property from us all. It's called the banking system. Those of us who are a little slower at thinking, often wind up losing everything.

Cool

well the banks currently regulate the access to money for the whole population and the parliament is the standardised capital market,

wont be easier with a corrupt cryptocurrency index owned by the bitcoin foudners.

the market will be flooded with ICOs

Well, there are other ways of using Bitcoin than the obvious ones. I won't go into them here. And that is to say nothing of altcoins and the altcoin relationship to Bitcoin.

Cool

cryptoindustry is just full of agenda driven lies. no point taking it serious.

BADecker

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Quote from: KingScorpio on March 06, 2019, 08:26:00 PM

Quote from: BADecker on March 06, 2019, 08:22:05 PM

^^^ Yes. But it is fixation hooked to the idea of specialization. Each of us has several things we are good at. If we make our product or service, and then sell it to others who do the same with theirs, we can gain all kinds of things in life that we wouldn't have if we didn't.

A simple example is a car. There are hundreds or thousands of parts in a car. None of us can make more than a few of them. Some of them we couldn't even learn how to make. Money makes this kind of specialization work among us.

The problem is the money mongers who use money specialization to steal property from us all. It's called the banking system. Those of us who are a little slower at thinking, often wind up losing everything.

Cool

well the banks currently regulate the access to money for the whole population and the parliament is the standardised capital market,

wont be easier with a corrupt cryptocurrency index owned by the bitcoin foudners.

the market will be flooded with ICOs

Well, there are other ways of using Bitcoin than the obvious ones. I won't go into them here. And that is to say nothing of altcoins and the altcoin relationship to Bitcoin.

Cool

KingScorpio

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Quote from: BADecker on March 06, 2019, 08:22:05 PM

^^^ Yes. But it is fixation hooked to the idea of specialization. Each of us has several things we are good at. If we make our product or service, and then sell it to others who do the same with theirs, we can gain all kinds of things in life that we wouldn't have if we didn't.

A simple example is a car. There are hundreds or thousands of parts in a car. None of us can make more than a few of them. Some of them we couldn't even learn how to make. Money makes this kind of specialization work among us.

The problem is the money mongers who use money specialization to steal property from us all. It's called the banking system. Those of us who are a little slower at thinking, often wind up losing everything.

Cool

well the banks currently regulate the access to money for the whole population and the parliament is the standardised capital market,

wont be easier with a corrupt cryptocurrency index owned by the bitcoin foudners.

the market will be flooded with ICOs

BADecker

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^^^ Yes. But it is fixation hooked to the idea of specialization. Each of us has several things we are good at. If we make our product or service, and then sell it to others who do the same with theirs, we can gain all kinds of things in life that we wouldn't have if we didn't.

A simple example is a car. There are hundreds or thousands of parts in a car. None of us can make more than a few of them. Some of them we couldn't even learn how to make. Money makes this kind of specialization work among us.

The problem is the money mongers who use money specialization to steal property from us all. It's called the banking system. Those of us who are a little slower at thinking, often wind up losing everything.

Cool

KingScorpio

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Quote from: BADecker on March 06, 2019, 10:55:23 AM

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Quote from: KingScorpio on March 05, 2019, 11:56:17 PM

these are all sideeffects of the "us government" and the end of european christian influence in the usa, it become a savage dystopian society in which everyone is trying to scam everyone with "scamcoins"

I'm neither Christian, nor of European decent but I have to agree with your assessment. In fact I'm not religious at all, and that seems to be a common thing in the densely populated regions of the country. In this new day of technology and information religion seems to be taking a minimized roll in culture and society. The liberal attitudes taking hold in our government are not only devoid of religion, but also the values religion teaches. That's an unfortunate turn of events, in my opinion.

well it has nothing to do with urbanisation, these are simply the same savage attitutes like it was visible during aztec rule.

america is becoming savage, the decentralisation of the financial system (crypto) is an important milestone.

Right. America is becoming savage. And the savagery is being promoted by the super-wealthy paying the poor democrats to steal (through socialism) money from the people who aren't quite as poor. It's a method that the super-wealthy think that they can use to enslave all the people, so that they can make more money yet, and maybe even rule the world through slavery.

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well there are sides of medals to that. people misunderstand what money is very often.

money is fixation.

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Quote from: KingScorpio on March 06, 2019, 03:35:23 AM

Quote from: DireWolfM14 on March 06, 2019, 12:30:13 AM

Quote from: KingScorpio on March 05, 2019, 11:56:17 PM

these are all sideeffects of the "us government" and the end of european christian influence in the usa, it become a savage dystopian society in which everyone is trying to scam everyone with "scamcoins"

I'm neither Christian, nor of European decent but I have to agree with your assessment. In fact I'm not religious at all, and that seems to be a common thing in the densely populated regions of the country. In this new day of technology and information religion seems to be taking a minimized roll in culture and society. The liberal attitudes taking hold in our government are not only devoid of religion, but also the values religion teaches. That's an unfortunate turn of events, in my opinion.

well it has nothing to do with urbanisation, these are simply the same savage attitutes like it was visible during aztec rule.

america is becoming savage, the decentralisation of the financial system (crypto) is an important milestone.

Right. America is becoming savage. And the savagery is being promoted by the super-wealthy paying the poor democrats to steal (through socialism) money from the people who aren't quite as poor. It's a method that the super-wealthy think that they can use to enslave all the people, so that they can make more money yet, and maybe even rule the world through slavery.

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KingScorpio

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Quote from: DireWolfM14 on March 06, 2019, 12:30:13 AM

Quote from: KingScorpio on March 05, 2019, 11:56:17 PM

these are all sideeffects of the "us government" and the end of european christian influence in the usa, it become a savage dystopian society in which everyone is trying to scam everyone with "scamcoins"

I'm neither Christian, nor of European decent but I have to agree with your assessment. In fact I'm not religious at all, and that seems to be a common thing in the densely populated regions of the country. In this new day of technology and information religion seems to be taking a minimized roll in culture and society. The liberal attitudes taking hold in our government are not only devoid of religion, but also the values religion teaches. That's an unfortunate turn of events, in my opinion.

well it has nothing to do with urbanisation, these are simply the same savage attitutes like it was visible during aztec rule.

america is becoming savage, the decentralisation of the financial system (crypto) is an important milestone.

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I've seen videos of the rats in NY. The one where the passengers were screaming as the rat ran around inside the train. SF seem to got it worse though. They banned plastic straws but give addicts syringes. Heck, public orgies seem to be a thing there as well. I guess they'll dial down a bit when they get hit by an earthquake again.

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Quote from: KingScorpio on March 05, 2019, 11:56:17 PM

these are all sideeffects of the "us government" and the end of european christian influence in the usa, it become a savage dystopian society in which everyone is trying to scam everyone with "scamcoins"

I'm neither Christian, nor of European decent but I have to agree with your assessment. In fact I'm not religious at all, and that seems to be a common thing in the densely populated regions of the country. In this new day of technology and information religion seems to be taking a minimized roll in culture and society. The liberal attitudes taking hold in our government are not only devoid of religion, but also the values religion teaches. That's an unfortunate turn of events, in my opinion.

KingScorpio

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these are all sideeffects of the "us government" and the end of european christian influence in the usa, it become a savage dystopian society in which everyone is trying to scam everyone with "scamcoins"

BADecker

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^^^ Be careful. Get your ducks in a row. Government people won't simply obey the law like they did 50 years ago. You need to MAKE them obey by holding them accountable.

Government Corruption in Municipalities is Off the Charts

Quote from: https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/corruption/government-corruption-in-municipalities-is-off-the-charts/

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Trying to prove corruption and bribes is difficult. Government knows how to protect itself very well. This merely begs the question, how much longer will the people put up with this treatment? It is starting to look as if 2021 may be the spark that really ignites a major shift in trend following the US Presidential Election in 2020.

Also, see this very informing Talkshoe podcast done by David Myrland on "Redress~4~Dummies & Common Law Word Nerdz" - Episode 190 - David Myrland re the Death Penalty defense against Government Prosecution - https://www.talkshoe.com/rss-common-law-word-nerdz.xml.

See also https://www.talkshoe.com/show/common-law-word-nerdz.

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Quote from: angel55 on March 05, 2019, 04:32:07 PM

Neighborhoods in San Francisco refuse to build high rise buildings to provide more housing a small space. This is keeping the housing supply low while demand continues to grow.

It would be nice to squat on some of that public forest land and build your own house but I doubt you would win in court with squatters rights. If this is actually possible BADecker I would like to hear more

The point really wasn't to get these homeless folks to take ownership of abandoned property. If they were smart enough to do it, they wouldn't be homeless in the first place.

The point was to point out that government has so much land that they could easily find places for people to go other than corners between intersections.

However, DuckDuckGo search on "Possession Is Nine-Tenths Of Law" to see that...

Quote from: https://www.lawteacher.net/free-law-essays/land-law/possession-is-nine-tenths-of-law.php

“Ownership of land in this country is not absolute ownership. It has always been based on a better right to possession. This is where the phrases ‘possession is nine-tenths of the Law’ comes from” Adverse Possession is defined by N. Hopkins as “acquiring a freehold estate by taking possession of the land, and by continued use to defeat or extinguish existing titles.” The effect of the doctrine of adverse possession is that a person who has possesses the land, which already has existing Paper Owners (PO), for a time specified by a statute can obtain the legal ownership of the land.

How do you win this in court? It's the difference between complaints and claims. Government people can't file a claim against you on behalf of government... at least not very easily. But you can file a claim against government or government people who mess with you... when you are squatting, or anything else pertaining to government laws and codes. It's that easy. But to win, you need to change your mindset. Study Karl Lentz, and if you can find Jack Bauers info, study it, too. Start at https://www.youtube.com/user/765736/videos.

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Neighborhoods in San Francisco refuse to build high rise buildings to provide more housing a small space. This is keeping the housing supply low while demand continues to grow.

It would be nice to squat on some of that public forest land and build your own house but I doubt you would win in court with squatters rights. If this is actually possible BADecker I would like to hear more

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Quote from: BADecker on February 27, 2019, 09:45:46 PM

Yutube search on "San Francisco homeless." Cool

I have friends that live in the Bay Area and for the life of me I have no idea why. They live in aging million dollar homes that where I live would be torn down. They dodge piles of human feces on the ground when walking down the street on a night out. Their trash cans get rummaged, their yards get crapped in, and they are accustomed to being begged for money. There is no better example of the failure of liberal politics in my eyes. It amazes me that these people actually want to see the rest of the country move in this direction and lambast the middle Americans that want no part of this lifestyle.

There's no reason, in my mind, for the type of taxes which are present in those sorts of areas. I don't know why anyone would want to live there, and be exposed to the horrible cost of living AND THE HORRIBLE LIVING EXPERIENCE.

I would understand this mentality if people were paying a good amount of money to live in an area that is beautiful and has good work opportunities for them. San Fran (and the rest of the Cal high COL) cities only have the jobs aspect.

In all of these areas all that happens is that they continue to elect the same horrible liberal politicians that put them into this mess, and then complain about the high taxes the problems they have. But then again, I guess that's why everyone is moving to Republican states that are enacting policies that are good for the workers (with amazing wage growth, more job opportunities,etc) and companies that are flocking to these states.

Jet Cash -- even if the US is so bad, I CAN ASSURE YOU that Venezuela is 100000x times worse. There's no way that an inflation rate of 1m percent a year, people starving, elections rigged, etc -- can be as bad as the USA.

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Quote from: tvbcof on March 05, 2019, 03:50:35 PM

Quote from: KingScorpio on March 05, 2019, 03:33:35 PM

the military keeps the us dollar valuable

The United States military keeps the {unknown} dollar valuable.

The so-called USD is owned by the Federal Reserve, and as far as I know, nobody knows who owns the Federal Reserve. Thanks to the so-called shadow banking system.

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I've long argued that the 'defective' transparency of Bitcoin is probably it's strength in some key ways. Nobody that I know of, including myself, really seems to understand this hunch of mine.

The difference is, it is vacant public land. Squatters rights are acceptable on this land, if the squatters know how to fight it in court.

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Quote from: KingScorpio on March 05, 2019, 03:33:35 PM

Quote from: BitBustah on March 05, 2019, 02:22:07 PM

Quote from: eddie13 on March 01, 2019, 02:11:36 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on February 28, 2019, 05:05:35 PM

There is no better example of the failure of liberal politics in my eyes. It amazes me that these people actually want to see the rest of the country move in this direction and lambast the middle Americans that want no part of this lifestyle.

They are enabling them..
This is the same reason you don't feed the seagulls at the beach or the gators at the golf course, because if you do they will come in droves and stay..
Creatures tend to go to the best habitat. When they create the best habitat for homeless people they come and you get a large population of them.

What do you suggest as a solution then? These homeless people have to go somewhere and then that city has the same problem.

Maybe the most obvious solution is to give homeless people homes, who would of thought. Maybe instead of spending 600 billion on the military they could put something towards the homeless.

the military keeps the us dollar valuable

Where can the homeless go? More than a third of U.S. land is vacant... parks, forest, wilderness, etc. Lots of room for homeless.

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Quote from: KingScorpio on March 05, 2019, 03:33:35 PM

the military keeps the us dollar valuable

The United States military keeps the {unknown} dollar valuable.

The so-called USD is owned by the Federal Reserve, and as far as I know, nobody knows who owns the Federal Reserve. Thanks to the so-called shadow banking system.

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I've long argued that the 'defective' transparency of Bitcoin is probably it's strength in some key ways. Nobody that I know of, including myself, really seems to understand this hunch of mine.

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Quote from: BitBustah on March 05, 2019, 02:22:07 PM

Quote from: eddie13 on March 01, 2019, 02:11:36 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on February 28, 2019, 05:05:35 PM

There is no better example of the failure of liberal politics in my eyes. It amazes me that these people actually want to see the rest of the country move in this direction and lambast the middle Americans that want no part of this lifestyle.

They are enabling them..
This is the same reason you don't feed the seagulls at the beach or the gators at the golf course, because if you do they will come in droves and stay..
Creatures tend to go to the best habitat. When they create the best habitat for homeless people they come and you get a large population of them.

What do you suggest as a solution then? These homeless people have to go somewhere and then that city has the same problem.

Maybe the most obvious solution is to give homeless people homes, who would of thought. Maybe instead of spending 600 billion on the military they could put something towards the homeless.

the military keeps the us dollar valuable

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