Quote from: The Sceptical Chymist on Today at 03:48:11 PM

Part of me wants to say "Fuck yeah, stick it to the man!", but the world-weary, beaten-down part of me knows that this forum could easily be shut down or hammered into the ground by government agencies much more powerful than the administrator of a website, especially when that government is putting on a show about crypto and money laundering and all sorts of other illegal activities that bitcoin has been associated with since its inception (like the USD, but what government is going to understand that argument?).

Hosting the forum on a US jurisdiction was a wrong move after all. Move the danm thing to NK where the government don't give a fuck!!

Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 03:55:46 PM

Quote from: Igebotz on Today at 03:09:14 PM

Government 1:0 Bitcoin community

You're quite a pessimist Tongue

We have "magic internet money", and can send funds without anyone's permission to anyone we want. I wouldn't say the Bitcoin community has score "0" at the moment. It's much higher.

If we start counting H2H scores, we'll see that the government has never lost to the Bitcoin community.

Making Satoshi a ghost, KYC, DEX, developing a Blockchain analysis to mirror all Blockchain transactions, and now cutting off the only method of privacy.

What wins has the Bitcoin community had over the government?

Quote from: virasog on Today at 04:50:04 PM

The game isn't over yet. The first goal by the government does not mean that they have won the match. We have plenty of time to come back and beat the Government

The biggest Bitcoin forum has already shot us in the head what's left?