As Ruling Class Plunder Becomes The Norm, Bitcoin Lets Individuals Stand Up
By opting into money that is built on proof of work, individuals are calling out the increasing ruling class plunder, vocally or silently.The below is a direct excerpt of Marty's Bent Issue #1120: "They have made plunder the norm." Sign up for the newsletter here.If you couldn't tell, we're living through a bit of a societal decay at the moment. And if we're being brutally honest with ourselves, we've probably been living through a bit of a societal decay for decades, it's just much more obvious at the moment. There are many variables that led to the current frayed society that seems lost....
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