I forgot we were in a bear market 😅.

I honestly think this is a unit of account problem. 1000 sats feels like a lot more than a dollar.

I was thinking of parallels to Anakin Skywalker and Michael Corleone, but this is much, much better.

This is why I'm here 😅

'Protect the kids' is such an easy sell though. And there'll be little to no push back. It's such a powerful example of how propagandised we Brits are. Nobody is paying attention to how this will be implemented - through everyone 16 and over having to surrender to the digital panopticon. And as you suggest, the 14 and 15 yr olds being protected today will be the ones being enslaved in a couple of years time. And another bit that's completely unreported in the UK is that Bluesky has been exempted from the ban. If you needed any further proof of what this is really about , there you have it. Our kids can be shoehorned straight into acceptable left wing commie ideology. Now more than ever, it's vital for parents to take charge and educate their children, but if course, that's only possible if you've woken yourself already.

Has anyone ever suggested just staying humble and stacking sats?

Was a great listen.

At this stage, I'm considering going door to fucking door.

At this point, it could be one of many things. In my experience, most people are too busy raging at immigration to even know about legislative changes. All the protests happening right now will just lead to a justification for the clampdown 'on the far right' through mass surveillance technology being rolled out.

Always intrigued to know what it looks like from across the pond, but I think we've been here many times before, and recently. Belfast, Southport, Covid, digital IDs. There's never a shortage of protests. The problem is that most in the UK still believe in the political process. Protesting in the streets is just another way of asking for change. We need to stop asking and just do. Hence Bitcoin. My friend works as a welder and has spent the last twenty years on building sites. When working conditions or pay got shit enough, they'd get together and revolt. But he always said that the sparkies (British for electrician) would bend before they got their way. My point is that unless a mass protest has enough of a majority to bring the entire country to a standstill, it always fails. And the UK is as divided as it's ever been - by design. Bitcoin is the only way I know to peacefully and effectively act after the boiling point has been reached, and most people are still completely asleep and raging in the wrong direction. We're completely captured by politics and a handful of news channels that dictate the majoritys' thoughts.