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>>19032963
The Satoshi Vision everybody! We can all go home now, we figured out the true purpose of Bitcoin was always to funnel money into the hands of Blockstream employees!

>>16912832
>>16912854
How fucking dumb are you?

- Paypal uses fiat - shitty inflationary paper currency
- is a centralized company who can and does censor you for political reasons
- They can block transactions and close accounts for any reason or no reason
- Paypal depends on bank processing times to load money in and out. This also has a fee. If you use card you are also charged substantial fees.
- Paypal can not do microtransactions

You missed the point of a blockchain entirely. Find a different industry because you are too retarded for this one.

The absolute state of block-the-stream niggers.

None of them believe in Bitcoin - they all represent the existing financial system, which a scaling Bitcoin is in direct competition with.

>>15915724
Also Craig's views are 100% consistent with not only the white paper, but ALL of the Satoshi early forum postings. The way Satoshi explained Bitcoin and how it should work is exactly what Craig is advocating for.

And then these same liars have the audacity to call him a scam and a fraud. Just look at pic related, it is fucking SHAMEFUL. The only reason they get away with it is because they have literal armies of sockpuppets and oaid propagandists like Greg Maxwell everywhere to shape the narrative and hammer home the lies that retards gobble up uncritically.

Here’s another: redefine Bitcoin entirely. It was never about payments after all. Laughter is your weapon here. Laugh at anyone who says it was. Mock any use case they can think of.

Coffee? That is stupid. Just use Visa. Data? That is spam. Merchants? They’re crooks. Do this enough and they won’t use it at all. Tell them Bitcoin was always about storing value, not fast, cheap payments. High fees are a good thing and Satoshi always intended them. Do this all while leaving bitcoin.org unchanged. You’ll be astonished by how effective this gaslighting can be.

When they show you the white paper, change the meaning of words. Tell them ‘cash’ actually meant ‘money-box.’ Show them how ‘small casual payments’ really referred to amounts in Bitcoin, not the dollar. While you’re at it, it’s a good time to let them know that a ‘node’ is actually not a miner. We don’t want them thinking that miners have power. They wouldn’t need us anymore.

Remind them that you are the expert, that you know how to code and ‘code is law,’ and they’ll stop trusting their common sense. It stands to reason that the man who speaks of code and law intends to be the coder, but they won’t put this together. Tell them ‘humans can be corrupted’ but math can’t and they won’t see your corruption.

If this doesn’t work, tell them the white paper was just marketing, that Satoshi was clever. He wanted to sell Bitcoin to the world. “Commerce,’ ‘micropayments,’ this was good copywriting but he didn’t mean any of it.

Oh! And if you really want to get them, deny the white paper entirely. Tell them Satoshi couldn’t possibly have been right about everything. You don’t need to prove that or provide anything specific. Nobody is infallible, after all. You only need to put some doubt in their minds and they will do the rest of the hard work for you. If Satoshi can be wrong about anything in general, he could be wrong about one thing in particular.

>>14633097
KYS

>>14194133
"Don't use Bitcoin goy just use our fiat systems, they are MUCH better for you anyway, hehehe"

>>13968653
crypto "thought-leaders" telling you to use credit cards and fiat for day-to-day transactions

if you come here to shill your corecuck propaganda, look at that picture and be ashamed

>>13955881
look at these disgusting cocks you're sucking on , schlomo

>>13941223
HAHAHAHAHAHA LOOK AT THIS ABSOLUTE C U C K L O R D

>>13413620
And people still are in denial that the BTC chain was taken over and sabotaged by the banking cartel.

It's clear as fucking day.