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What do you have against minorities? Seriously… please explain this.
What do you have against minorities? Seriously… please explain this.
Right. You read an article. I’m talking about the people who used to cry and whine all over lemmy all day and night about genocide Joe.
Nothing has changed. Yet they’re silent about it now. Many people have said it all along: It was never about the genocide. It was only about the Joe. Now that he’s no longer running- they have nothing to say.
Maybe in the leftists communities. But a few specific people here used to plaster news and politics with it daily.
Now they’re on to other things.
Not even a little bit. I remember well the shit tons of people plastering that shit everywhere you could discuss politics here.
Now…
Where is it? Did the genocide stop? Is it all over?
I’m genuinely curious.
Take a look around.
So… you didn’t notice how genocide is no longer the subject of every other post in the political communities?
Look deeper. OP is a terminally negative person that complains a lot about their life and then denies any advice for help.
They just want to vent and take their shit out on others.
Was going to respond in good faith because I thought I’d be helpful and add my two cents, but OP seems to be a massive troll.
So… naaaah.
Careful with that edge.
Love it! Well… maybe just- like it a lot.
Learn what nuance is.
Do you live in El Salvador? Because if not- I’d imagine bitcoin should be every bit as irrelevant to you as it is to everyone else.
Bitcoin isn’t legal tender. Period. It is a “valuable”
You can’t make in-store purchases with it- therefore, it isn’t a currency. It is a valuable.
I don’t really care what is legal tender in places I will never live. If I visit, I will convert my money to the local currency as needed. Bitcoin however, is NOT going to be among them.
Because it’s not money. It has value, but it is not money.
blocked the Russian bot.
My definition of money is “legal tender.”
Bitcoin isn’t legal tender. Just accept it.
Had a Yamaha R6 stolen from me a few months after I got it. Was barely broken in.