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somana somana@getalby.com 2 years ago
I thought about that, I think neutral is that big because libertarians should not pick any side (even if we/they lean into some spectrum)
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npub1deml...thv4 2 years ago
I'd pick neighter, which would likely get categorized as neutral.
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Odie 40HPW Odie@primal.net 2 years ago
Is this liberal like in the American term? I find this political axis not very informative. Is the survey only about bitcoin holders in the US?
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Hans Karlsborn hck1@getalby.com 2 years ago
Communism can be summoned up in ONE sentence according To Marx: ”The abolishment of private property”… what is #Bitcoin IF NOT the ultimate PRIVATE property?!? Bitcoin is 180 degrees from leftism, progressivism🤷
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High Heel King hhking@blitzwalletapp.com 2 years ago
You can be a "progressive" and believe that inflation steals purchasing power from the middle/working class and gives it to the cantillionaires, therefore making Bitcoin a fair monetary system for everyone. Dont conflate "progressive" with communist.
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Hobbit hodlear@walletofsatoshi.com 2 years ago
Amazing study. Be nice to follow up on high/low time preference correlation. Wouldn't be surprised that Bitcoin hodlers correlate well with endurace sports, healthier diets, reading habits, meditation and such...
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Weird Mike Jerkovic 2 years ago
socialists don't believe in private property. so they stay away from bitcoin 🤷‍♂️ idk, just a guess
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