• @[email protected]
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    121 month ago

    If only I could pay for my groceries/gas/utilities/taxes/loans with crypto. Alas! I have to convert it back into fiat currency first.

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      they even downvoted you, looks like I have hit a nerve 😁

      edit: such a stamp would be a good addition to monerosupplies store 😉

    • @[email protected]
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      61 month ago

      Generally, votes are overrated. Especially if you’re not mainstream, by definition most people won’t support you, won’t agree with you, won’t understand you.

      Some things may be downvoted because they’re too stupid. But occasionally, you might be downvoted simply because you’re a bit too early. Like, if you’d said “being gay is not crime” or something 50 years ago, you might have got downvoted… Just a thought.

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      31 month ago

      Vote counts are worthless regardless, doubly so in a federated environment. The fact that they can move things up and down in ranking makes them prone to abuse.

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    this is fucking awesome. perfect way to spread the word.

    please link where we can get these stamps?? we should be shipping these out by the truckloads. easy to do, everyone can do it, very little effort, and spread like wildfire

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    If you don’t want it to be pulled from circulation, make it a lot smaller. Chop marks don’t get bills pulled. Try a small Monero logo, or a tiny getmonero.org, with total area the size of the typical chop mark you already see on $100 bills. If xmr.org redirected to getmonero.org, using that would be even better.

    • @Anyolduser
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      No, but it will get pulled from circulation the next time it gets deposited into a bank.

      Banks take damaged or defaced notes and send them to the nearest Federal Reserve bank to be destroyed and replaced.

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          It’s technically a felony, it’s just not worth tracking down the kid drawing a moustache in Jackson.

          Besides being needlessly petty, wilfully defacing every bill you can is a good way to get investigated if it’s a slow day for federal law enforcement.

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            Not a felony = print trillions of notes and steal purchasing power of the whole population to fund crimes against humanity.

            Felony = Stamp critical information on bank notes that empowers individuals in a peaceful manner.

            This is not a sign of evil scumbags running a clownworld at all…

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    Yeah… It won’t actually increase the value of crypto… You’ll just be associating it with nutjobs like anti-vaxxers or insurrectionists who are the kinds of people who do stuff like this… The kinds of people who follow URL’s they find on banknotes, you probably won’t want in your community

    You’re just decreasing the value of both here…

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      You still believe in “vaccines” AKA toxic injections? 😆 You have a lot of catching up to do.

      The data is clear vaccines are 100% useless and most likely harmful, it has been a fraud from the start. It is based on a nonscientific premise of virology.

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        Yeah. I’ll believe my mate who studied immunology for 5 years and has a PhD. Who was trained by people with actual lab and research experience. But sure mate. I’m sure a bit of Google and you’re the expert eh lol

        You can do what you want. But defacing bank notes just is cringe and turns people away from what you’re trying to promote, because they will see it like a scam

        That’s why only crazy people do it

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          In personal discussions, people of such credentials confirmed that they also just “trust the [academic] process” and “don’t have time” to check the foundations of their convictions. And that they didn’t know, but “there surely was someone specialized” who does.

          More clearly, in this context, saying you trust your mate is equal to saying you trust your recorder that is replaying the cassette that someone happened to have left in it.

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          You are right, it is best to trust the experts, they’re totally not brainwashed with intense indoctrination and huge personal and professional conflicts of interest.

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      41 month ago

      Your opinion will discourage no one from spreading awareness of a non-fraudulent money systems to help people escape the banker scam.