Not owning or mining #Bitcoin is a National security threat.
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@Croquemitaine #162139
Yes, many people have said it, because it could absolutely be. It enables terrorist organizations to fund themselves using something incredibly difficult to trace, among other things.
...and NVidia thank you for buying their GPUs for 'mining' Craptocurrency:
With your real money.
Terrorists also thank you for your part in their money laundering operations, Dezza.
“Not owning or mining #Bitcoin is a National security threat.”
I don’t see how that works, so i think you’re full of shit, but i’m willing to listen to an explanation. Is there one? Or is this just a school yard ‘i know you are but what am i’ response?
<@KeithInc. > #162177
Exactly, I think that the explanation is clear, it's just a reverse-reality statement to reject assessments about the dangers of covert transactions and facts that it's been exploited for money laundering, hiring hitmen, tax evasion, fraud, drug traffic, ransom collection, that people who invested a lot suddenly got their coins stolen, etc.
reverse-reality
AKA ytilaer
That’s true, but the funnier part is the number of “anarcho”-capitalists who, especially in the early days, stumped Bitcoin. They knew, and were honest about, Bitcoin being a national security risk—that’s the whole point.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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