/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58255955
Agreed. And fascism is just another shade of state socialism.

>>58256107
Based.

He is a latin american "libertarian". He'll repeat all the narratives about 'muh freedom' like a language model, but he's a neocon, not unlike what happens in the US for example. Republicans love to talk about how ~le libs print money, but the current BRRRR situation was started in the Trump admin. Time to ditch all of this, wouldn't you say?

I love how the average leftist thinks that "the ultra wealthy" simply have $100 million lying around in the Paypal wallet, like they're using that to buy furry porn commissions or something and the IRS is just going to take that away.

It's simply not how things work. They control the entire system, so you can't expect the system to act against them. Everything is calculated. Why do you think people like Fuckerberg or Bill Gates don't bat an eye at that kind of news?

God I hope it dumps a little bit again. My little brother saw I bought stuff from moneromarket and now his 14 year old ass wants me to get him some Monero too. Explained the concept to him and he seems to be turnt on anonymous crypto. One of the very few things I did right as a big brother.

>>55767817
>WE DONT CARE IF YOUR CBDC POWERED BUTTPLUG DOESNT DIRECTLY WORK WITH CENTRALIZED EXCHANGES THAT SELL XMR
based, make crypto scary again
self-custody, p2p all the way
all these faggots using exchanges as wallets make me SICK

>>52271056
To be fair I'm pretty delusional about Monero, I accept.

>>51365980
zero privacy puts you IN the pod, retard

>>49821586
The best argument AGAINST Monero is, that it's illegal and that you might go to jail for owning it

The best FOR Monero is that it's illegal to own it, and governments are scared enough to put you in jail for owning it