BobaFloutist

Are you opposed to universal suffrage? What alternative do you have in mind?

>usually fascism

Be fair, sometimes it's communist revolution.

23 pm is what, 11:00 am?

You realize that video games are made by software engineers?

Your physical printer, that you own, can and will refuse to print or copy currency.

I guess I have less faith than you in the ability of the CA state government to coordinate a vast, sophisticated conspiracy without letting slip any evidence or having any participants whistle-blow.

I suppose you're a bigger believer in government competence than I.

Crypto really is "what if possession was 10/10 of the law."

I've made this comment before, but crypto always makes me think of bearer's bonds in fiction, where they always introduce the concept and very carefully emphasize to the characters that if they let go of it, even for a second, it's gone, and it's super important to keep hands on them at all times, and the whole scene is just on the nose foreshadowing that the bearer bonds will absolutely be stolen.

Well, the concept of "this belongs to whoever is holding it" felt like pretty heavy-handed foreshadowing for crypto too, and what do you know?

Do you think she meant there shouldn't be an election, or was simply alluding to the incredibly predictable result we all know to expect?

By voting against him?

That's ~$19.60 USD. That's not out of line for a HCOL area in the US.

It's hard not to see this as actual treason.

No, but I would argue that sweatshop workers often functionally are, despite any token pay they get.

Yes, it's the database of car models.

> you cannot vote

This is left up to the states.

> you cannot hold public office

Our current president is a convicted felon.

>Labor costs even more in Australia

This is really surprising to hear. Are you sure about that?