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The money should first go to Ottawa residents besieged and subjected to 24 hour honking, diesel fumes and noise from engines running through the night. Then there's revenue loss for the businesses forced to shut down and wage loss for their employees. Class Action Suit could rightfully clean out the GoFundMe.
It surprises me to see GoFundMe bow to political pressure, when the platform is designed to fund people that are standing up against governments.
The money should first go to Ottawa residents besieged and subjected to 24 hour honking, diesel fumes and noise from engines running through the night. Then there's revenue loss for the businesses forced to shut down and wage loss for their employees. Class Action Suit could rightfully clean out the GoFundMe.
The more and more that banks and other organizations do things like this, the more and more sense crypto makes in general.
The money should first go to Ottawa residents besieged and subjected to 24 hour honking, diesel fumes and noise from engines running through the night. Then there's revenue loss for the businesses forced to shut down and wage loss for their employees. Class Action Suit could rightfully clean out the GoFundMe.
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It surprises me to see GoFundMe bow to political pressure, when the platform is designed to fund people that are standing up against governments.
The money should first go to Ottawa residents besieged and subjected to 24 hour honking, diesel fumes and noise from engines running through the night. Then there's revenue loss for the businesses forced to shut down and wage loss for their employees. Class Action Suit could rightfully clean out the GoFundMe.
The more and more that banks and other organizations do things like this, the more and more sense crypto makes in general.
I'm fairly ignorant of crypto, but wouldn't exchanges hold similar power?
This is why things like ConstituionDAO can happen.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ConstitutionDAO
If it’s good or not is another topic, but it is definitely possible to skip banks and other middlemen.
The money should first go to Ottawa residents besieged and subjected to 24 hour honking, diesel fumes and noise from engines running through the night. Then there's revenue loss for the businesses forced to shut down and wage loss for their employees. Class Action Suit could rightfully clean out the GoFundMe.