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40 sats \ 5 replies \ @Rsync25 25 Nov \ on: Shitcoins are evolving in a bad way. Dark web on chain Politics_And_Law
So you're saying that people need a "protector" and to delegate responsibility to him/her?
Really? Oh yes, of course, people don't like to have self-responsibility and always need a "protector" for help. People don't have enough cognitive and mental capacity to know the difference between black and white. LMAO.
I'm not here to defend shitcoin or what happened to the project.
But when a certain society demands more regulation and law, this can come back as a way of MORE CONTROL instead of actually fighting crime, unfortunately. Trends like this are more real than fantasy tales.
So you're saying that people need a "protector" and to delegate responsibility to him/her?
He never said that.
Having rules does not imply you have a 'protector'. You might be protector yourself. Or your community might enforce rules collectively. Or code/machines might enforce rules.
Communities were figuring out rules since all of humanity and it is okay.
I generally align with libertarian concepts of you should have the right to do anything as long as you don’t harm / damage / infringe on another person’s property
Unfortunately the reality is there’s a lot of sick fucks out there who will do crazy stuff at scale when incentives line up.
Never going to be able to stop it from happening completely and law enforcement should focus on actual crimes vs censorship but there should be at least some friction that prevents heinous stuff from going viral on the clear web. Not censorship of dissenting ideas but more so how about a person can’t live stream stuff like to pump a token:
- school shootings
- murder
- child porn
- torture Etc
Agreed control hungry people in the state like to use this excuse to capture everything but there appears to be a need to have some line and likely having it be at not showing murder is probably a good starting point.
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Never going to be able to stop it from happening completely and law enforcement should focus on actual crimes vs censorship but there should be at least some friction that prevents heinous stuff from going viral on the clear web. Not censorship of dissenting ideas
That's a beautiful excuse for censorship.
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- The state is not the law. The law predates the state.
- The state is a monopoly on violence.
- Due to the monopoly on violence many capable parties are prevented from intervening in stopping things like this. Not to mention that the state can't seem to stop it or doesn't want to.
You point on libertarianism is a straw man argument. You are describing a very hard problem to solve that hasn't been solved even with a "strong man" in place.
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