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Re:Bitcoin miners revived a dying fossil fuel plant – then C... by OGWhales on Friday February 18, 2022 @09:19AM (#30385933)
> I think the best way to handle these is to take down their names & social security numbers & photos. And save that information in a book.

> Once it is realized to be a crime, round these guys up, put them in jail for lifelong sentences.

It is disturbing you think like this.

Re:Bitcoin miners revived a dying fossil fuel plant – then C... by gordian-mind on Friday February 18, 2022 @09:19AM (#30385943)
Funnily enough, as extremists like you continue to gain a foothold in policymaking, bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general will become even more necessary to provide a safeguard against such unhinged power trips.
Re:Bitcoin miners revived a dying fossil fuel plant – then C... by johnsonlambo on Sunday February 20, 2022 @02:35AM (#30403958)
Surely that is why btc is more heavily concentrated in the hands of its top 10% holders than real estate, stocks, and gold. Delusional though process you have here where a couple people own btc worth millions/billions/trillions and society will benefit.
Re:Bitcoin miners revived a dying fossil fuel plant – then C... by gordian-mind on Monday February 21, 2022 @08:29AM (#30415644)
Nothing you said here matters to me. Btc being concentrated is completely orthogonal to my goals. What I want is to be financially independent, and for that I need assets that don't constantly depreciate b/c of socialist economic policies, and I want those assets to be protected from proto-communists trying to usher in their egalitarian dystopia. But you don't care about that, you care about "society". :-)

Even then, imo you are delusional to think that Marxism will benefit society.

Re:Bitcoin miners revived a dying fossil fuel plant – then C... by lom on Friday February 18, 2022 @09:09AM (#30385820)
That’s now how the justice system works..