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Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

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Dec 28, 2013 10:43 PM

Scott Duncan

BITCOIN IS EVIL... because you can't pay government thugs with it.

No really!

I'm not making this up!

“Fiat money is backed by men with guns, bitcoin is not...” -Paul Krugman Yet bitcoin is "evil". SERIOUSLY?

JUST IN CASE you are thinking this ass-hat's "opinion" is worth anything: This is the same guy that "predicted" in 1998 that the Internet would be irrelevant by 2005.

No really. He said it would be because people have nothing to say to each other.

Bitcoin Is Evil

krugman.blogs.nytimes.com

There’s an agenda there, and it’s a bad one.

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Chris Evan

"BitCoin looks like it was designed as a weapon intended to damage central banking and money issuing banks, with a Libertarian political agenda in mind—to damage states ability to collect tax and monitor their citizens financial transactions."

Well....that seems true! :-D

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Chris Evan

"Underpinning the value of gold is that if all else fails you can use it to make pretty things." Are you kidding me? This guy really thinks that a "store for value" that can make pretty things is important? WTF?

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Stuart Stone

'BitCoin looks like it was designed as a weapon intended to damage central banking and money issuing banks, with a Libertarian political agenda in mind'...and that's a bad thing?!? How?

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Ryan Elson

yes block chain bloat and that flimsy excuse that it could be fixed later. LOL. Bitcoin is PRESENTLY on course for consolidation after a while of casting the illusion of being distributed and anonymous.

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Chris Evan

I am pretty sure that Litecoin addressed your concerns though. And crypto currency seems to me to be more honest than paper or gold.

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Ryan Elson

because anything you sink into them can quickly vanish. BTC might be ok for putting cash on like a prepaid credit card (and then spending right away), but that is about all they are useful for.

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Stuart Stone

In my opinion, the confusion lies in suggesting one can only interact in the world of commerce with only one form of currency...why limit yourself?

keep some gold & silver, store some food, medicine, condoms, cigarettes etc (from a survival barter point of view), petrol, matches, vodka (medicinal & currency) etc etc

keep crypto currencies that are portable & usable at the other end if you need to get out of dodge quickly,

and also hold some fiat for convenience (but only for cash transactions...and emergencies).

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Ryan Elson

a while, I watch, sometimes when people start peddling the bitcoin I pipe up because the government knew cryptocurrency was coming, before cryptocurrency as even invented. Thus it is logical to conclude that the cryptocurrency that promises to fuck them out of their piece of the pie, is a trojan horse.

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Chris Evan

At least with BitCoin, LiteCoin, Dogecoin, FTPcoin, we have a choice. Right now, its FRNs or nothing! Now if someone would just invent the Code to instantaneously transact business in any currency with a single program, that would be great!

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Pete Daoust

The thing is, these Bank of Canada Notes, are filled with crap to fuck me up with......so I have the option to treat it like crap, with other means of exchange.

I may have played with $100k last year...WHO KNOWS ??...."ME", I have no idea, and the person I happen to have in my pocket, haven't seen fuckall of this.....

:D

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Scott Duncan

But thanks for letting me know you have ignored EVERYTHING said here, and pretending to have an informed opinion when you are simply talking like an infiltrator.

Fuck you, and your stupidity.

As for the New York Times Douche...

YOU ARE DAMN RIGHT IT'S A WEAPON AGAINST CENTRAL BANKS! I thought I mentioned that months ago...

...did I not mention I was going to collapse the banking system and start a war?

I SWEAR I DID!

Maybe I just dreamed it. Bitcoin is just the FIRST shot. As other currencies rise people will see that they can create THEIR OWN currencies, and they will need a way to securely transact with other people's currencies without an exchange that can be taken down on a government whim.

Who on EARTH will be able to SOLVE THIS?!?! WE'RE DOOOOOOMED!

...oh wait, I have that built and ready. Never mind :D

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Scott Duncan

Seriously, if you are a member of this group,and you don't know what MONEY IS, then fuck you. You're a load I'm not carrying!

Seriously I want to know... don't be a fucking pussy. If you think Ryan Elson just got banned because I "disagreed" with his "opinion" you are too stupid for this group and I need you gone NOW. So speak up you stupid little cowards.

Stand up and be booted by a man who is your intellectual superior in EVERY measurable way.

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Scott Duncan

No takers? Come on you little bitches, I know you are out there and you cower before my awesome intellect, but if you have the same "opinion" as Ryan Elson, why are you so cowardly, an not voice your support! After all I'm just "arrogant" and "don't show respect" (As if i'm supposed to "respect" ignorance and stupidity). Why would you want to be here? Speak up you cowardly little bitch! It's not like you will lose out on anything. YOU think I'm WRONG, so speak up!

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Scott Duncan

"How do those bitcoins work if the power goes out?"

This stupidity is what gets people banned. As long as 2 people on the FUCKING PLANET have a blockchain, IT FUCKING WORKS FINE!

This is disinformation BASED ON IGNORANCE! You think all the coins disappear?

Can you do online banking when the power's out? No?

In fact banks tend to CLOSE when the FUCKING POWER IS OUT.

Or MAYBE you think CA$H is going to save you. Well if the power is out, I can pay you with a FUCKING QR CODE on a FUCKING PIECE OF PAPER.

These idiotic questions are DISINFORMATION and not legitimate inquiry, so I give the answer to everyone ELSE except the guy who asked. You value ignorance and lies? LET ME INDULGE YOU BY BANNING YOUR ASS, and cleaning up the shitstain you leave. Let everyone ELSE benefit and let the shit from the stain you left, stick to you.

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Scott Duncan

Any MORE IDIOTIC OPINIONS OR QUESTIONS?

Come on! I'm in a particularly nasty mood, and I don't have Dougie chained up in my basement yet so I need another piece of shit to abuse. SPEAK UP YOU COWARDS!

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Scott Duncan

If ANYBODY is confused and as a result of your current ignorance, think ANY of my opponents have a point (because ignorance is the ONLY REASON you would oppose cryptographic currencies) I offer the following for your consideration:

http://konradsgraf.com/bitcoin-decrypted

When you finish, you will see why I ban idiots like Ryan Elson, and some might even thank me for cleaning up the shit-stain :D

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Pete Daoust

No one knows who Satoshi Nakamoto was — or at least, if they do, they’re not saying. Whoever he is, he stopped working on the project around the end of 2010, and is worth a lot of money thanks to his early mining. There are several theories about who he is.

:D :D :D

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August le BlancBobis Youruncle

The structure and plausible deniability built into the control construct is fascinating. Like the word Money” Mon = prefix for mono meaning singular” ey =eye. Money = One eye top of pyramid. Just like in the prisoner” No number one” So in all the info about these so called illuminati and the all seeing eye are false. It is about limiting our vision down to half and then lying about it” creating a myth. the pyramid structure actually does not have a leader it is represented by money” the second level and highest level that can be reached; is occupied by the accountants. We can only see out of one eye and value something that is intrinsically worthless. It limits us to not seeing the forest for the trees. The people who are learning are the illuminated ones” Those others who think it is their right to rule are programmed that way as well. There is No ONE at the top; we create it by our continued worship of the almighty dollar. I do not value that anymore.

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