oren_z0 on Nostr: Being a Bitcoiner during wartime of my country (Israel) is very hard psychologically. ...
Being a Bitcoiner during wartime of my country (Israel) is very hard psychologically.
Everything is so emotional and nobody even tries to make logical arguments. It doesn’t matter if you want your side to completely surrender to the enemy’s demands, or to escalate the war and try to annihilate the enemy with possible warcrimes - the only way normies express their opinions is by demonstrating, striking (following their union’s leader), voting in surveys and blabbering over the TV and social media.
They are completely oblivious to the financial incentives that run the war the way it is. They completely ignore the option of signaling to the leadership: “If you continue to ignore what we have to say, you will lose control over the money”.
A few people leave to other countries which does have a financial signal, but you really need a good second-language and a mobile job to make that step.
It’s just sad. It feels this war is kind of an experiment for what some are planning for the rest of the world if the economy starts to crumble. It’s very different from the previous wars Israel had.
Every day…
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2024-09-08 06:44:57Event JSON
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