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Re: [French Elections] Macron wins !
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Userperson321
on 08/05/2017, 02:34:00 UTC
God help you France. But you screwed yourself so, good luck.
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Re: Isn't Islam a religion of hate and violence, not peace and love?
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Userperson321
on 30/04/2017, 22:18:13 UTC
Islam IS a religion of violence and exercises force to convert people of kill them, but people won't accept that because everyone is in denial and just want to ignore the almost weekly terrorist attacks in Europe from Muslims.
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what would if you were to destroy every bitcoin mining operation in the world?
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Userperson321
on 29/04/2017, 15:59:08 UTC
How would this effect bitcoin? would it cause us to regress back to a time where we actually counted bitcoin in bitcoins not satoshis, or would bitcoin become insanely expensive?
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Re: Is CHINA CONTROLLING Bitcoin?
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Userperson321
on 29/04/2017, 15:47:28 UTC
China doesn't control bitcoin, their just promoting it better than everyone else and they have a lot of good mining operations going on there.
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How can we solve the social justice problem?
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Userperson321
on 29/04/2017, 15:41:07 UTC
This culture war has gone on long enough and its time to end it. Bill Nye, our beloved childhood hero, is doing a show about gender and progressive bullcrap. Berkley CA is practically a warzone, and the entire media is just using this to strengthen their horrible social agendas. How can we end this and just get back to real life?
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Re: What Is The Best Moment To Make A Transaction?
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Userperson321
on 29/04/2017, 03:25:12 UTC
Considering bitcoin is global, I'm sorry but I don't think there is one. The sun never sets on the bitcoin empire Smiley
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Will bitcoin ever truly be able to integrate with society
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Userperson321
on 29/04/2017, 03:17:50 UTC
Bitcoin is decentralized and open source which makes it difficult to regulate or encourage from a political standpoint. Is it possible for bitcoin to be integrated into real government and society if it is so hard to regulate. Will it ever become truly "mainstream" and will people start to accept it and find ways to integrate it into society, because right now it almost feels kind of like a gimmick. I see machines around every once in a while to get bitcoin but they always charge ridiculous transaction feels, and whenever I see a sign that says "now accepting bitcoin" it always feels kind of gimmicky. What do you thing?
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Re: Alex Jones and Trump
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Userperson321
on 29/04/2017, 03:09:33 UTC
I don't think Alex Jones can be trusted. Then again I'm the kind of person who doesn't trust anyone anyway but his accusations are often completely uneducated and I don't trust his sources. He also has now said that a large part of the way he acts is for entertainment so I think my suspicions are rooted enough in fact to be logical.
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Re: Is bitcoin dead?
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Userperson321
on 29/04/2017, 02:21:42 UTC
If bitcoin was dead then why would you post this on a forum dedicated to bitcoin unless you thought nobody would answer. Bitcoin is most defiantly not dead and is in fact rising in popularity.
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Re: French Election
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Userperson321
on 28/04/2017, 21:16:44 UTC
I would say Le Pen but with the fake accusations coming from the left, I fear Macron might win. Which is a shame considering he is pretty much oblivious to the real problems of France.
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Re: Is Israel's current existence ironic?
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Userperson321
on 28/04/2017, 21:09:33 UTC
The Palestinians were not a people in the first place. The land was just a region in the Ottoman empire. The whole idea that Israel is oppressing the Palestinians is just a way for people to hate Israel. The situation is kind of like if the USA was to be completely destroyed and new countries took over the land, but people who lived in America in the area once known as California decided they wanted land so they started to complain the the country that exists in what was once California is oppressing the Californians and that they should get the land that was taken from them. It wouldn't make much sense to give them the land would it? they didn't do anything to deserve that land did they? no. Its not a perfect example but it gets the point across. There was never a Palestinian people so why should we give them land?
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Re: Bitcoin Popularity in Europe and its effects on the currency
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Userperson321
on 28/04/2017, 03:01:09 UTC
the price of bitcoin will reach new heights like $10,000 per bitcoin, because it will be scarce, specially the next halving will occur in about 3 years.

That's pretty helpful as someone who is fairly new to bitcoin.
Soon we will all be rich. Funny to think about ain't it?
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Re: Prediction - $1500 in 30 days - What do you think?
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Userperson321
on 28/04/2017, 02:53:43 UTC
I think we just hit our high point. I think the next 30 days are downhill from here(or uphill if you're looking to buy). Hopefully we will see this price continue to rise but I am doubtful.
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Re: Do you believe in god?
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Userperson321
on 28/04/2017, 01:18:42 UTC
Yes

The clear patterns shown in the world and the way everything relies on everything else shows that this world couldn't have just been created by chance. A world that is so dependent on the rest of itself, with creatures that show emotions that simply would not help us according to evolution just show to me that there must be a God.
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Re: How do you feel about the death penalty?
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Userperson321
on 28/04/2017, 01:12:00 UTC
The death penalty is sometimes necessary. Criminals wont think about how bad prison is because they don't have enough sense to think about how bad prison can be but if they know that they could die because of their crimes, they might just reconsider. It also serves to stop the people that won't stop no matter what you tell them and keep them from wasting tax payers money to keep them locked up and never integrating with real society. Now that being said, taking another persons live is a serious matter and all humans deserve some degree of respect. If someone must die then it must be a quick death and one that will hopefully not hurt the person.
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Re: [FREE] Earn $xx-$xxx/Day
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Userperson321
on 28/04/2017, 00:45:09 UTC
I am interested
It shows all the signs of a scam... but im still interested
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Re: Bitcoin faces it's biggest threat in America
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Userperson321
on 27/04/2017, 23:11:31 UTC
Net Neutrality is an issue that is debated a fair amount in buisness in America but fear not, for your freedom is safe. Remember that an ISP wouldn't block a website unless they have a financial or personal reason to do so. And if they do, just use a VPN to route the traffic. No matter how people try to block something, there is always a work around.
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Re: Do you think Bitcoin can ruin a Country?
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Userperson321
on 27/04/2017, 23:05:08 UTC
Well the way I see it, bitcoin isn't really a currency; Bitcoin is an investment. I mean, think about it! When the idea of what bitcoin was going to be was being formed, it didn't become something that you go out and buy you groceries with, its not stable enough to be that. I mean, you could be looking at the prices of things in the grocery store and think you have enough bitcoin to pay for it but by the time you get to the front of the line, the price could have changed and you won't have enough to play for what you need. That is why bitcoin isn't going to ever replace something like the euro or the US dollar because their price change is slow and predictable, Bitcoin is something you buy in to. you spend a bit of money on some of it and then hope for a return, like the stock market. So hopefully one day bitcoin can live side by side other currencies and be something that everyone enjoys, but it will never replace them.
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Bitcoin Popularity in Europe and its effects on the currency
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Userperson321
on 27/04/2017, 22:45:57 UTC
As bitcoin rapidly gains popularity in Europe, how will this effect the Currency? Will bitcoin be seen as less of a fad that is bound go out of fashion and die and more of a real currency? Will this increase in popularity possible change the ideas of what bitcoin is from something drug dealers use to hide themselves to something that can be used to by everyday items? If you would like to talk about some of these questions and add your own to the list, post something.