ElectronicsQuestions on Nostr: Why do so many bitcoiners, at least among those who feature on podcasts, engage in ...
Why do so many bitcoiners, at least among those who feature on podcasts, engage in victim blaming? Wouldn't it be more constructive to blame the perpetrators, such as central banks, banks, politicians, etc., and inform the victims that they can, fairly easily, become part of the solution?
Not saying that the former is a majority or that the latter doesn't exist, but still, the former are pretty common.
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