> Ah, and now “I’m a bad person?” for not jumping on your bandwagon which promises so much but delivers so little.
I mean, if you're opposed to cryptocurrencies even after it's been shown to you both how they currently benefit marginalized groups and how they can potentially benefit yet more marginalized groups, then that does indeed say something about the quality of your character. I wouldn't go so far as to write you off as a "bad person", but I would hope that you reflect on whether one's desire to continue the marginalization of said groups on the basis of "North Korea bad" might preclude one being a "good person".
> If you really think cryptocurrency can help with abortion access - stfu and get to work
If I was qualified to administer abortions, then I absolutely would.
> In the meantime, things like Biden’s recent executive action to enable purchase of birth control across state lines is far more likely to actually be helpful.
Sure, until the same Supreme Court that was willing to overturn Roe v. Wade decides it's willing to invalidate such an EO.
> You have to at least realize that the defenses you’re making are the same ones that a jaded libertarian might make
Well I would hope so, being a jaded libertarian and all ;)
I mean, if you're opposed to cryptocurrencies even after it's been shown to you both how they currently benefit marginalized groups and how they can potentially benefit yet more marginalized groups, then that does indeed say something about the quality of your character. I wouldn't go so far as to write you off as a "bad person", but I would hope that you reflect on whether one's desire to continue the marginalization of said groups on the basis of "North Korea bad" might preclude one being a "good person".
> If you really think cryptocurrency can help with abortion access - stfu and get to work
If I was qualified to administer abortions, then I absolutely would.
> In the meantime, things like Biden’s recent executive action to enable purchase of birth control across state lines is far more likely to actually be helpful.
Sure, until the same Supreme Court that was willing to overturn Roe v. Wade decides it's willing to invalidate such an EO.
> You have to at least realize that the defenses you’re making are the same ones that a jaded libertarian might make
Well I would hope so, being a jaded libertarian and all ;)