I am aware of the existence of bitcoin. But I don't know anybody who uses it. To anyone who does, seriously, who are you, and how do you think this "currency" is even slightly stable?
IMHO, "people", you know, the faceless "them" and "they", are kind but stupid.
They really don't understand currency trade or valuations or much more than simple "above zero (ac)counting."
They think all debt is bad.
They think saving is good.
They think pork barrel projects are bad if they're in someone else's state but fine in their own.
That spending a million dollars on a car is bad but a million dollars on the poor is good.
That foreign aid is bad when there are starving Americans here. But they'll drive all around for the best bargains on tons of Chinese products.
They don't understand how our national debt affects the U.S. dollar's value and its direct impact on U.S. imports and exports and what that means for U.S. businesses.
They think "a strong dollar is good" because who wants a weak dollar?!
"Ameri-cuh ain't weak!"
They have no concept of exporting U.S. labor value via the trade deficit.
https://spendbitcoins.com/places/
http://www.lowellsun.com/business/ci_25156818/17-places-you-can-use-bitcoin
Pfft.
It's not much better than a barter system. LOL!
P.S. And most Americans think it's good to NOT be dependent upon foreign oil/energy.
So let's consume all of our own finite resources first!
That'll leave us in a position of power in a few decades.
Dumb@sses.
(How about you eat the food off everyone else's plate first before eating all of your own. Retards.)
