Worth about double that, now.
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#22You don't typically fund peaceful protests...
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#24what has that to do with anything.
Nick Fuentes is despicable, but this whole article is innuendo, the title on HN included.
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#25Isn't it illegal for foreigners to donate in a way that influences US politics? If it isn't can't the CCP or Putin simply donate to a side that supports their cause?
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#26You don't typically fund peaceful protests...
That's not really true. Many organizations charter buses, print signs, provide assistance to people in getting to such protests and a host of other activities that require funding.
In fact, that's almost de rigueur for large, peaceful protests.
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#28You don't typically fund peaceful protests...
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#30The other day, I tweeted out my tin-foil-hat theory that the recent BTC runup was partly due to alt-right interests, expecting the events on the 6th to go very differently. This kind of makes me wonder even harder.
This run will probably last as long as their finances allow. I don't think it'll end on January 20th. The delusions have held this long, it's probably going to continue.
It's terrible. Not only have these conspiracy theories led to isolation and a destruction of their social networks but soon it'll also lead to their financial ruin as bitcoin will inevitably crash once again (I'm holding tens of thousands in crypto. I know it's a day at the casino. My fear is about those that don't. The current flurry of nonsecuritized uninsured bank looking companies that have surfaced in this crypto bubble isn't helping one bit. Stable coins are fine, but give the depositors some security)