[btcprint]

To point 1. Most who don't understand bitcoin think the federal Reserve is a government agency. But these same people got (and still are) angry at the banks for their part in the great recession. If they really understood what happened in 1913 with the creation of the fed their heads would spin.

Those that understand the big picture and the threat central banks pose to a nations sovereignty, and the debt slavery of its citizens, are the ones who truly appreciate bitcoin

[wyck]

This is why many bitcoin proponents comes across as naive, broad political statements bordering on false beliefs come across as juvenile and in many cases fanatic.

Stay with the facts and reality, a.k.a. the technology, statements like the above create a toxic environment in which the bitcoin community currently finds itself deeply mired in.

[fjidodhofjf]

How false is it criticize central bank policy?

They are dragging the world into another great depression, destroying the lives of billions along the way.

At some point it gets tiresome to speak with those who have no understanding of economics nor history.

Can you defend the last 8 years of Central Bank policy, are you even schooled in this area of study? Your criticisms are naïve.

[wyck]

I will be the mature one here in hopes you understand the problem with the "bitcoin" attitude.

If you want bitcoin to succeed talk about the technology and adoption, this is a complex enough topic in of itself with many real issues. The success of bitcoin depends on this 100%.

If you want to talk about economic saviorism cut the bullshit, it has a nagtive effect on bitcoin. Putting people down you don't know is a sure sign of immaturity that will get you no where and you have exemplified what is wrong with the bitcoin community 2x in this very thread.

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Inflation for the last decade is at a record low.

http://cdn.tradingeconomics.com/embed/?s=cpi+yoy&v=201604202...