My original point was that El Salvador's latest move embracing Tether, when they have previously been so focused on Bitcoin, is a sign that they are looking for other solutions that Bitcoin cannot address, even though Bitcoin is literally written into the law there. And insofar as El Salvador is looking past Bitcoin and instead to a competitor, this is a negative development for Bitcoin.
You're 'original point' was almost too stupid for words. It would be like saying that S. Africa has abandoned gold because they allowed some massive Canadian mining company to operate a gypsum mine on their territory.
I think this is a very defensible point, and given that the only response has been... personal attacks, I would say that the point has held up quite well.
I don't.
A quick look seems to indicate that you are a fan of (and maybe the only person aware of) some ho-hum shitcoin amoung the thousands: 'Legiteum'? Probably 'LeSHITeum' would be more fitting. Possibly you are the founder because I don't think anyone would hire such a ridiculous clown if they wanted to have a positive impact on their effort.