/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17317037
>>17317199
hey, i'm not saying you guys can't buy your token and be merry—rather, i'm pointing out a trend i've noticed.

>>17317368
the claim that it is ever "too late to buy link" to realize fantastic gains is total nonsense; a decentralized asset that is 100% embedded into the economy of all future data feeds and transactions in trustless commerce is DAMN hard to call limitations on. you implying that i know anything else to be the truth—let alone that i think that something that so perfectly resembles the cookie-cutter flavor-of-the-month pump-and-dump that, mysteriously, half of /biz/ is SUDDENLY infatuated with before everyone loses all of their money—i find entirely disgusting. all the same, i could say that you know damn well that what you're pushing is a goddamned scam—but i don't know if you know that, and i don't care to lay down serious flack against something that, for all i know, might be totally legitimate.
i don't care about your project—i do, however, care that some newfags might not get the opinion of someone who has been through the paces of being a starry-eyed moonkid on /biz/, and are not aware of the likelihood that they'll end up bagholding for eternity in hopes of a pump that will never come if they're not careful.

>>17317687
"burden of proof" for what?

yes we do
everyone gets what they deserve
this is always the case, no matter what
if something good or bad happens to you, the one thing you can be absolutely sure of is that you deserve it, and it is fair

rarely does anyone get what they earn, though, other than in capitalism
if you don't get what you earn, you deserve that fate
if you do get what you earn, then you deserve to have earned it

are there still things that, as higher-functioning humans, we know are morally wrong? sad? tragic?
yes
the question is, "why do they happen"
the answer is always "because you deserve it"
and if that bothers you >>15586051 at some primal level, then that's good