Of course. A country under a nationwide strike/protest would be a state of national emergency, and would require international intervention.
But the protests lasting since July is impressive. Next protests, maybe Bitcoiners should raise their arms in support.
But the protests lasting since July is impressive. Next protests, maybe Bitcoiners should raise their arms in support.
Emmmm, I am a bitcoiner. But I won't raise arms to help those protests.
Since June, I have seen so many lies and much violence made by both sides that I would support neither.
I respect your opinion. It's the reason why I'm asking if there are Bitcoiners in Hong Kong, to know the situation.
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End can never justify the means.
If people don't stick to this principle, after overthrowing an asshole, they just put another group of motherfuckers in power or the freedom fighters themselves turn into bad guys.
That is the exact lesson learnt from Iran Revolution in 1979.
That's true, but maybe Bitcoin can help as a neutral-money for donations in case the government is giving the protesters a difficult time. Freezing bank accounts perhaps?
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BTW, can you read Chinese?
With Google translate?
