Re: Long-time sig campaign farm ID'd via single wallet transaction
Stop thinking in a world of rules and control and start thinking in a world where all possibilities and opportunities will be taken advantage of by someone, and protect yourself accordingly..
Your world sucks.
A world where only the most immoral and unethical people will thrive and dominate.. this is the world you want?
How are you going to "protect yourself accordingly" when all forms of possible protection are taken advantage of by someone, and aren't forms of protection at all anymore? You'll either become them, or be owned by them.
I'm all about personal freedoms and independence.. i.e. governments, banks, etc.. should not have the type of power they have and should be limited on many fronts. However, no rules, no policies, no government at all... will not be a good thing.. not if you want to have a somewhat civil society or community.
I absolutely don't condone deception, but as far as scamming and defrauding goes, this is all very tame by bitcointalk or cryptocurrency-sphere standards.
It seems counterintuitive to say you absolutely do not condone deceptive behavior, but then try to play down deceptive behaviors.
Do you believe a person willing to cheat on a signature campaign for money is not going to cheat on a no-fee raffle, if he believes he can't be caught? What odds would you give for this happening?
my tribute to this great legend:
Anyway, good work nutildah!
