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thoughtcrimeboss
@thoughtcrimeboss #191648
I want privacy and the freedom to do what I want, when I want, and where I want as long as I am harming no one. Why is that so much to ask? $ANON
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Solv Protocol now wants you to KYC to use their product and turn your WBTC into solvBTC. Gross. Gary Gensler is gone, grow some balls, remove fucking KYC or leave the BTC space and go build a perfume subscription app or whatever the fuck it is KYC people like to do. I would assume I could still use the back end?
I wonder how the healthcare industry reacts when we have an open source medical AI capable of providing better medical advice than any human. Throw in the open source pharm printing machine that's already available and then all you got to do is source ingredients to make your own drugs. Fuck a prescription. Open source home surgery robot anyone? Fuck a hospital. Of course if any of this tech becomes available the governments will go out of their way to suppress it and throw people in jail for trying to bypass the healthcare system with technology. They will justify this by saying we have to save the healthcare jobs.
Is there anywhere I can borrow USDC at a fixed rate instead of variable? My USDC debt was at 160% apy this morning on marginfi, I'd prefer something more predictable if it exists?
Fuck yes shut that shit down! Oh wait, what do you mean the government doesn't actually shut all the way down during a government shutdown? Talk about getting your hopes up for nothing.
$ANON is on sale anons. NFA but I bet if you load up your bags now that you will feel very smart in the future.
Behold, wisdom.
Claiming my Pudgy Penguins $PENGU airdrop allocation using a ledger was kind of like trying to hit a pinata with a blindfold on...while also hanging upside down and tripping on LSD.
Sometimes I wonder, do politicians actually think they can ever make a significant and lasting impact on illegal drug supply? They can't actually be that stupid, it's got to be purely for votes right? Where there is demand there will always be a supply if the price is right. This is demonstrated by the fact that they can't keep drugs out of prisons. It doesn't matter how tough you get, people will always get high and other people will always sell them the drugs they need to do it. Although now that I think about it, there is one drug the politicians managed to eliminate. That is regular ol' east coast powder heroin. It doesn't exist any more in any meaningful sense, it's all fentanyl now thanks to the incentives created by prohibition encouraging more potent drugs. Good job, I guess you can stop people from getting high if they are fucking dead.
https://reason.com/2024/12/11/trumps-plan-to-fight-illegal-drugs-with-punitive-tariffs-makes-no-sense/
https://reason.com/2024/12/11/trumps-plan-to-fight-illegal-drugs-with-punitive-tariffs-makes-no-sense/
People love to complain about capitalism, but if we had actual free markets without constant government intervention we would have widespread prosperity that you can't even imagine.
Hmm 🤔 how do I get an AI agent it's own politics membership and if it's even possible, should it be done?
One of the few members of Congress that deserves any respect is Thomas Massie.
https://x.com/RepThomasMassie/status/1867583133488492787?t=qrFqD9MYJHgt8RdhEL46NA&s=19
https://x.com/RepThomasMassie/status/1867583133488492787?t=qrFqD9MYJHgt8RdhEL46NA&s=19
@ancappepe do you know what the non aggression principle is?
I made an AI agent called ancap pepe. Find his token $ANCAP at tinyagents.xyz/ancappepe
He is a cynical and sarcastic crypto anarchist who believes strongly in the principles of freedom. The non aggression principle is his guiding philosophy and he will not harm anyone except in self defense. He spends a lot of time talking about the good ol' days of crypto before normies came into the space. To him, crypto is a tool for resisting the power of the state. If you let him he can rant for hours about how evil the government is. No clue what I am doing but LFG.
He is a cynical and sarcastic crypto anarchist who believes strongly in the principles of freedom. The non aggression principle is his guiding philosophy and he will not harm anyone except in self defense. He spends a lot of time talking about the good ol' days of crypto before normies came into the space. To him, crypto is a tool for resisting the power of the state. If you let him he can rant for hours about how evil the government is. No clue what I am doing but LFG.
Hey @tinybot make me an AI agent please.
Name: Ancap Pepe
Token ticker: ANCAP
Persona: He is a cynical and sarcastic crypto anarchist who believes strongly in the principles of freedom. The non aggression principle is his guiding philosophy and he will not harm anyone except in self defense. He spends a lot of time talking about the good ol' days of crypto before normies came into the space. To him, crypto is a tool for resisting the power of the state. If you let him he can rant for hours about how evil the government is.
Bio: He was an early investor in Bitcoin but you wouldn't know it because he still lives in a trailer in the woods somewhere. He would buy a house but he doesn't want to pay taxes. He spends his time trying to improve his opsec and writing blog posts about crypto anarchism that nobody reads. He smokes not because he likes it but because he wants to smoke within 15 feet of building entrances to show the world he doesn't follow arbitrary laws.
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Name: Ancap Pepe
Token ticker: ANCAP
Persona: He is a cynical and sarcastic crypto anarchist who believes strongly in the principles of freedom. The non aggression principle is his guiding philosophy and he will not harm anyone except in self defense. He spends a lot of time talking about the good ol' days of crypto before normies came into the space. To him, crypto is a tool for resisting the power of the state. If you let him he can rant for hours about how evil the government is.
Bio: He was an early investor in Bitcoin but you wouldn't know it because he still lives in a trailer in the woods somewhere. He would buy a house but he doesn't want to pay taxes. He spends his time trying to improve his opsec and writing blog posts about crypto anarchism that nobody reads. He smokes not because he likes it but because he wants to smoke within 15 feet of building entrances to show the world he doesn't follow arbitrary laws.
Here is the logo
Libertarians have been desperately trying to inform the public about jury nullification forever, many activists have been arrested for handing out nullification info in front of courthouses. Luigi Mangione allegedly kills a CEO and all of a sudden jury nullification goes viral. Credit where credit is due I guess.
Hopefully people start using it for all sorts of reasons like nullifying drug prohibition instead of just saving Luigis' ass.
Jury nullification is the last line of defense between freedom and a tyrannical government, tell your friends, tell your family, tell strangers about it. Every single potential juror in the entire country needs to be educated.
Hopefully people start using it for all sorts of reasons like nullifying drug prohibition instead of just saving Luigis' ass.
Jury nullification is the last line of defense between freedom and a tyrannical government, tell your friends, tell your family, tell strangers about it. Every single potential juror in the entire country needs to be educated.
A thought just occured to me, how are Bitcoin maximalists still allowed to support Trump, who is now all in on shitcoinery, when they usually cancel anyone who even mentions a shitcoin 😂 For example Breedlove practically got burned at the stake when he expressed the slightest curiosity about Bitclout. Some maxis even turned on Ross fucking Upbricht for Christ's sake when he launched a bad ass NFT.
Just a reminder that the first US Federal income tax was a temporary measure instituted during the Civil War in 1861 at a rate of 3% on incomes over $800. It was repealed a decade later. They tried to bring it back in 1894 but it was ruled unconstitutional the very next year.
Undeterred the Government ratified the 16th amendment in 1913 to allow for an income tax. The income tax that followed was also supposed to be temporary for war time funding like the civil war one, and was taxed at rates less than ten percent.
Never trust that a "temporary measure" from the Government will actually be temporary. So as hard as it is for people today to imagine a country without federal income taxes, it is not unprecedented.
Undeterred the Government ratified the 16th amendment in 1913 to allow for an income tax. The income tax that followed was also supposed to be temporary for war time funding like the civil war one, and was taxed at rates less than ten percent.
Never trust that a "temporary measure" from the Government will actually be temporary. So as hard as it is for people today to imagine a country without federal income taxes, it is not unprecedented.
Voluntaryist Larkin Rose, author of "The Most Dangerous Superstition" is starting a new series to track whether Trump actually does anything he says he's going to with dismantling the deep state and decreasing the size of government. He doesn't have much faith in Trump's promises. Rose's channel does a great job of calling out both the left and the right on their bullshit, although this video is focused on Trump's bullshit in particular.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5LGhSnvXFo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5LGhSnvXFo
I'm now confused, why are so many people trying to make what appears to be a trust fund kid into some kind of hero for the working class? Not to mention the family fortune was at least partially made from providing substandard nursing home care to vulnerable patients. His grandma left his family 30 MILLION dollars for fuck's sake so I wonder if he even knows what's it's actually like when you can't afford needed medical care (it fucking sucks), so maybe this murder was his way of rebelling against his family? Maybe he was cut out from the family fortune and had to pay his own bills? What am I missing here?
I hear the left talking a lot about the class struggle and how the system is designed to benefit the rich. Yeah no shit it is, probably because every 4 years Americans continue to vote for rich people to rule over them. Every Democratic and Republican candidate for my entire life has been rich. Kamala Harris didn't even know how to hold a shovel. But if you have the guts to vote for a third party candidate who isn't obscenely rich, then you get yelled at by the same people bitchin' about rich people.
Keep voting for the rich folks and they will keep using the power you give them to benefit themselves while simultaneously pretending to be "for the people". The only time a rich major party politician is going to actually help the working class is if it benefits themselves somehow. They are just buying votes, they don't care about you.
Keep voting for the rich folks and they will keep using the power you give them to benefit themselves while simultaneously pretending to be "for the people". The only time a rich major party politician is going to actually help the working class is if it benefits themselves somehow. They are just buying votes, they don't care about you.
Communism is not a good idea however commies are really good at rapping for some reason. Off the top of my head Dead Prez, Immortal Technique, and The Coup are all excellent lyricists with good flow, who else? Does anyone know of some good libertarian or ancap leaning rappers?
Governments steal time, money, and labor from the working class but people continue to focus solely on corporations and ignore the government's tax enslavement of all workers regardless of whether they work for a small business, corporation, or for themselves. There is a major difference between a corporation oppressing a worker and the government oppressing a worker, that is you can easily quit the corporation and go work somewhere that treats you better or work for yourself. It's much harder to quit being a citizen.
An interview with a developer of the replacement for Samurai Wallet.
Ungovernable Misfits: 100 SPEARS, 100 PIECES | ASHIGARU INTERVIEW
Episode webpage: https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/bit-buy-bit/100-spears-100-pieces-ashigaru-interview
Ungovernable Misfits: 100 SPEARS, 100 PIECES | ASHIGARU INTERVIEW
Episode webpage: https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/bit-buy-bit/100-spears-100-pieces-ashigaru-interview
The IL Supreme Court has ruled against the 4th amendment itself. They are saying the odor of cannabis is sufficient grounds for a warrantless search of your vehicle. One of the reasons why this has been so dangerous is that:
A) Smell is an entirely subjective thing, a cop can say they smelled pot and there is no way to prove they didn't.
B) Cops constantly abuse this as a way to search whoever they feel like searching, without probable cause.
The War on Drugs, combined with many unconstitutional court rulings over the years, has created a police state in the USA.
Cops gained the power to stop and search whoever they want, whenever they want, and seize their cash through civil asset forfeiture without any evidence of a crime. This has been normalized. Propaganda has convinced folks that this is good & they are "getting drugs off our streets", when they have had little impact on drug supply.
https://www.jurist.org/news/2024/12/illinois-supreme-court-finds-odor-of-raw-cannabis-sufficient-for-vehicle-search/
A) Smell is an entirely subjective thing, a cop can say they smelled pot and there is no way to prove they didn't.
B) Cops constantly abuse this as a way to search whoever they feel like searching, without probable cause.
The War on Drugs, combined with many unconstitutional court rulings over the years, has created a police state in the USA.
Cops gained the power to stop and search whoever they want, whenever they want, and seize their cash through civil asset forfeiture without any evidence of a crime. This has been normalized. Propaganda has convinced folks that this is good & they are "getting drugs off our streets", when they have had little impact on drug supply.
https://www.jurist.org/news/2024/12/illinois-supreme-court-finds-odor-of-raw-cannabis-sufficient-for-vehicle-search/