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  "map_content": "Craig doesn't like it; I don't like it; no one should like it.  zeroSat is cancer to price.  Do you care about the price of BSV?\r\n\r\nCraig didn't change it tho; he left it.  He was true to \"stone\".\r\n\r\nA commodity isn't supposed to change; if it does, lots of problems are caused.  Think about it like rail-guage: it might make sense to make trains wider, but then every shipper would need to rebuy new equipment and tunnels redug, bridges redone, a whole capital mess.\r\nBut if the government says train companies in England are responsible for making sure nuclear waste isn't carried on trains, then what would you expect to happen?  Train companies just break the UK law and get their businesses frozen?\r\n\r\nSo law enforcement doesn't care about bitcoin; it just acts.  So do you want to use bitcoin, or are you looking for revolution?  Because if you're looking for revolution, there's a massive host of choices who all want the same.  They will most definitely be shut down, as countries are busy shutting down the anon-coins, but isn't that throwing the baby out with the bathwater?\r\n\r\nAlso, the NAR's \"alert key\" was implemented in bitcoin a long time ago.\r\n\r\nLastly, software is not protocol.  A \"barrel\" of oil is still the commodity in West Texas (Cushing), but mostly done via pipelines and giant tankers these days.  The \"barrel\" isn't used anymore, yet nothing has really changed.\r\n\r\nThe protocol doesn't change, but this doesn't mean the bitcoin network software doesn't change.  In fact, the bitcoin network node software changes anytiime a mining company wants to change it.  But this doesn't mean the network isn't allowed to adopt means to detect protocol changes and violations, which is a form of attack.\r\n\r\nIs the protocol pretty much anything the issuer says?  Yes and no.  No, in that any person or business can sue the issuer if he changes the protocol against the \"unilateral contract\" which was the combination of the BWP and the code issuance.  Yes, in that Satoshi is the issuer of the contract, and he can do whatever the hell he wants, and so can the BA or Gavin if he hands over that issuing authority.  It's a commodity, not a dogmatic religion.  BUT, if he or they change too much, then they can be sued or people can simply walk away.  That's in your power too\u2014> walk away and compete.\r\n\r\nGovernments can only do what their people and other nations allow them to do.  So what are your choices when the government bulldozes your rights?  I don't think the answer to that has ever changed in human nistory, and anarchy has been VERY short periods in time.  But you always have options.  But the options have consequences.\r\n\r\nMe?  I'm in a political party of one.  I've never been able to sign up a single other member.  But it's the FFF party.\r\n\r\nFinances:  You vote with your money.  Don't like glyphosate in your food?  Stop buying it, and support a competitor who delivers healthier food.  No better voting than that.\r\n\r\nFeet:  Walk.  Don't like a township's rules, move to the adjacent one.  State?  same.  Country? same.  If you aren't able to find better, move to an archipelago or oil rig and form your own country, I believe there's a couple peeps who've done it.  \r\n\r\nFirearms:  Don't have the money or inclination to move?  Fight.  It's not the best solution, but when worked into a corner, what other option do you have?  \r\n\r\nThe thing is, in FFF there's no voting.  You're not allowed to vote, as voting is an admission and agreement that you need to be ruled.  Voting enables your overseers to say that you agreed to their contract.  You may pay taxes tho, or do any other law-abiding thing.  Voting is also an admission that you are EQUAL to other citizens.  That's communism in a nutshell.  Someone told me communism is bad.\r\n\r\nBut bitcoin NAR isn't bad, it is what it is.  If you don't like it, you have FFF Party options.  In fact, they're pretty much the same options.\r\n\r\nBSV at $80 and NAR?\r\nOr \"roll-your-own-blunts\" meme-coin with your own NAR?",
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