/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9579396
delete this

>>8161605

Same as people who spam their dumb ass personal politics on the wrong fuking board.

AMIRITE OP?

"This board is for the discussion of topics related to business, economics, financial markets, securities, currencies (including cryptocurrencies), commodities, etc -- as well as topics relating to starting and running a business.

Discussions of government policy must be strictly limited to economic policies (fiscal and monetary). Discussions of a political nature should be posted on >>>/pol/. Global Rule 3 is also obviously in effect."

>>8109031

>>>/out/

>>8002382
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I use to post in /pol/ and kind of get it.

Now anything /pol/ just looks mental. Like the ravings of a dumb old man at a family party. Opinions no one asked for and no one cares about being spouted ad nauseam.

Only once dad takes that fucker back to the home the party can finally start and you can invite friends over who won't think your grandad is a cunt.

>>>/pol/ Get the fuck back. We don't like refugees - just like you.

>>7754928

/pol/ cucks are as bad as the fucking lefties.

>muh ideology
>muh morality
>reeee do as i say.

Busy body mother fuckers need to go back to their (((real))) board

>>>/trash/

>>7698742
The problem never was it'll be centralized, the problem was it won't scale, and even that assuming people will want to pay for their coffee using their "digital gold".