the problem is that there is no link between the current financial crisis and bitcoin.
all connections are purely speculative. I find hilarious how bitcoiners are trying so hard to explain to a common greek guy (no, there is no such thing on bitcointalk) how bitcoin will save them.
because the issue here is not about the economic freedom (how is bitcoin supposed to provide it anyway?), but about freedom to say no to financial blackmailing or any other sort of oppression.
changing masters wont change a thing. IMF or early adopters - its the same story, just different masters.
all connections are purely speculative. I find hilarious how bitcoiners are trying so hard to explain to a common greek guy (no, there is no such thing on bitcointalk) how bitcoin will save them.
because the issue here is not about the economic freedom (how is bitcoin supposed to provide it anyway?), but about freedom to say no to financial blackmailing or any other sort of oppression.
changing masters wont change a thing. IMF or early adopters - its the same story, just different masters.
Some Greek bloke wrote this just for you.
he sounds just like another libertard talking about the perils of centralized, totalitarian state, and his biggest and primary concern in that world would be the surveillance of money (yes, because survelling blockchain requires even more resources) and not personal nor political freedom. the holy right to move money freely.
such a narrow perspective and a sad way to talk about freedom for bitcoin advocates. nope, I am talking about a civil society which is not defined by capital and money. let's call it "political society".
