I find the guy amusing, but I wouldn't credit him with being a fantastic contributor. He doesn't make real arguments most of the time and strawman.
@LR yeah, lots of people want free stuff but dont realize how much it hurts us economically. And you'll find a lot of us don't love the current banking system either.
can we just make a "LightRider's Twitter Feed" topic and keep that stuff there?
We need to give 4 million to Ron Paul once again.
If we do he might accidentally spend it on racist pamphlets again
This topic doesn't get enough attention
Absolutely. Innovation, after all, is best brought by the markets.
Please also spare us your Twitter feed
I'm very excited to see colored coins on the BCH network. The possibilities are endless.
Colored coins are nice and all but they aren't very complex solutions.
If I remember right, it is ranked number 4 in economic freedom.
Fun fact, Switzerland doesn't have a legally set minimum wage. Collective bargaining is pretty present though, 1 out of 4 employees being a member of a union or confederation.
Democratic Socialism is just another stop along the way, in my opinion. Implementations like in Scandinavia are unsustainable economically. The left seems to be going in that direction though.
I can make a "Socialism" topic if you need rather than spamming your Twitter feed here.
And for the healthcare thing, no. You can enslave the doctors but declaring something a right doesn't increase supply, although you artificially boost demand. Learn some economics.
A lot of that net worth is in financial assets like stocks. Other people own stock. If the founder sells his stock, the price usually goes down. Lots of employees even hold some stock.
I own myself. Therefore, I own my labor. So I must own my property earned through labor. I must be able to sell my property. Forcing Tx's is theft. And so on, from the seed of self-ownership
Better stop with the unsubstantial rhetoric and get to it then @LightRider
I understand the argument behind it. I dont necessarily agree with it though.
I can't rely on myself to not fuck up with the Binance mobile app. I actually prefer to Coinex one almost over the desktop site.
If Coinex had IOTA pairs I'd forget pretty much completely about Binance lol. Lower volume but man is this a nice exchange experience.
There's no party like an indoctrination party because an indoctrination party is mandatory.
I'll have you know that I can recite the national anthem 10 times in a row WHILE patting my head. If that isn't a marketable skill then I don't know what is.
Optional privacy, while the Monero community hates the idea, might just be the "good enough" solution we are looking for with BCH. But it must be protocol-level.
I can come to terms with optional privacy with coins like nano that couldn't support it and remain feeless due to data restrictions, but I have a harder time accepting it with BCH
Pursuing a professional interest might be healthy.
Meetups are cool too
