Today, I made my first Ebay account to buy a vintage clock from across the country. Within fifteen minutes, my account was first restricted, then temporarily suspended, and while I was on the phone with customer support (they’re surprisingly easy to reach), my account was permanently suspended. I called again, and they said that I’m banned from Ebay for life. I never even mentioned the word Bitcoin, just for the record. Lmao.
Bitcoiners will go to extreme lengths to avoid accepting/making Bitcoin payments. This is the latest hilarious example:
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The Square/Cash App combo is an incredible fire starter for the Lightning Network. Four million potential merchants means other apps might also integrate it for their users. 60 million potential users might make it attractive for other payment processors to also adopt it.
Imagine, there are privacy advocates out there who prefer using credit cards because Bitcoin “isn’t perfect.” They take themselves seriously when they shouldn’t.
The land mass of British Columbia is 35% larger than Texas. Quebec is a staggering 120% larger. And Quebec isn’t even the largest territory! Canada doesn’t just feel big and empty.
Over on the “other” bird platform, half of all tweets are just pysops trying to trick you into clicking on the header or profile picture of an account. The most moronic way of engagement farming, driven by a predatory algorithm that only has one purpose: Make you a braindead consumer. Tell your normie friends to opt out before it’s too late.