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ProfessorCurly posted:Just to reiterate the point about "naive libertarians/bitcoiners," let us not forget that someone invented a bitcoin ripoff and called it Ponzicoin that, not only gained rather frightening amounts of support, but generated a great deal of outrage when the founder just moonwalked away with the money. The r/bitcoin thread from when that happened is a thing of beauty. A few people saying, "What did you expect from something called Ponzicoin?" and a bunch of the suckers complaining that the scam the guy was running wasn't the same as the scam he said he was running.
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If you go back a few pages, you should be able to find a wealth of discussion about private charity and mutual aid societies. I think you might have better luck engaging with the specific arguments people have already made regarding how those things worked out historically.
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I was incredibly happy when the full audio of this made its way to YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tdaw1GFdIU See you in some other thread.
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Anticheese posted:Purestrain goldmine this thread. Is it possible to send this one to the LF Goldmine? It may have resided in D&D, but in its heart of hearts this thread was, truly, The Most LF.
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