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Kim: Is the missile made of cake?

… children!

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No. NOPE, Nononono. Don’t listen to this guy. Right fucking now is the best time to die of natural causes, painfully.

Let’s fucking goooOOOOOOOO!

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What a shithole country. A total no-go zone.

Bandits wear ski masks. Bandit home invaders get blasted.

No, there are victims too.

My opinion on fraudsters and their victims doesn’t matter. Nor does my sympathy, because I have none.

Fraudsters do fraudster things fraudulently, yes.

The Biden administration seemed hell bent on regulating crypto out of existence, which is a big reason why the crypto world threw a shitload of money at Trump.

The fraudsters back the fraudster.

No shit.

That’s not an arrest. It’s a kidnapping by strangers who are going a long way to avoid being identified, for a reason.

“Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.”

Spot on.

Good thing Switzerland let a casual rapist go free and the public kept in the dark for rapist privacy.

I guess there is a dark truth behind the joke in Eurotrip.

Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency pegged to a country’s national currency, or to commodities like gold. The idea is that their value is linked to a stable asset, and is therefore less prone to volatility than regular crypto.

What a sham. Currencies have their own problems, but have the backing of the state. Gold is the real deal in every way. When the tides go out and we find who was swimming naked, holders of real assets will be fine, holders of derivatives will find themselves ruined.

Even calling it “stablecoin” reeks of scam. Like the scammy “Honest” in the used car salesman’s name. “Trust me”. From wikipedia:

In July 2025, the United States passed the GENIUS Act, a bill which allows banks and other financial institutions to issue stablecoins backed by fiat currency or other high-quality collateral, such as US Treasuries.

Lol, calling it the “Genius” bill is really calling buyers of it idiot suckers.

Pegging a crypto to gold can’t work. In the good times, it satisfies demand for gold and gold like assets. If it has convertability, meaning I can trade my crypto for gold on demand similar to the old gold standard of currency. Then it has to be limited in number to real gold and is no different than an easily tradeable certificate of gold deposit. Certified by who? If it is pegged to the price of gold, but no limited to the amount of gold being held, then in the good times it dilutes the real price of gold, and in the bad times it’s worthless because the price link to gold and or convertability to gold can’t be maintained. Those who hold real gold have an asset, those who own gold pinned crypto have a tragic story to tell of how they bought into a scam.

If it’s crypto pegged to fiat, then it’s just fiat that can be stored digitally on a drive as opposed to stashed in one’s mattress. Instead of somewhat trusted banks backed by the state, the exchanges have a different risk profile including the technology itself.

In the end they are all just digital confidence scams.

Why is it " a business man from india" and not Mr. So and So. Upon conviction, naming the offender is standard journalistic practice. Child protection laws cover the kids not the offenders unless they are connected so identifying one can identify the other.

This guy gets a tap on the wrist and isn’t even publically shamed nor his acquaintances warned.