• KoboldCoterie@pawb.social
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    2 years ago

    That’d be valid if the leaders who invited them in were the only ones suffering, but it’s regular citizens, including people who’ve been vehemently against bitcoin mining operations, who are getting fucked.

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        2 years ago

        Yeah, I mean, I’m not disagreeing with you, but the mentality that “Eh, they supported a shitty system, now they’re suffering the consequences” is implying that everyone affected supported the shitty system, which they definitely didn’t.

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            2 years ago

            palm is all scar tissue, touches the stove for the Nth time One of these times I won’t feel the burn

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          The majority did. Rather then blaming the bitcoin miners operating legally, in a bad system, blame the politicians and those that voted for them and continue to do so.

          I think it’s perfectly fine to shut down bitcoin mining if it’s bad for the power grid, but then you should also look at what else is bad and shut it too. The law should be fair.

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          Texas is one of the mostly severely gerrymandered places in the country, with openly hostile voter restrictions targeting democratic voters

          And republicans still only barely win