I used to think I was doing a moral good for society by battling people like the XRP army. Until one day I realized I was just bullying retards.

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What's wrong with that? It may not be a moral good but simply good sport.
I saw a guy wearing an XRP hat at a car rental place. He was sitting on a bench with his girlfriend. I said, "Is that an XRP hat?" (probably the first time anyone had recognized it) He said yes and I said, "It's going to zero." And kept walking
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Benking 1 month ago
Every cycle ends the same: more noise, fewer shitcoins
It's the equivalent of kicking sand in a weaklings face at the beach ⛱️
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frenchHODL 1 month ago
that's giving them away too much importance
lol and by battling, you mean dunking on… You run into a middle-aged dude on a plane or a random neighbor or friend of a friend who tells you they are heavy in XRP - you ask a polite handful of basic questions that they can’t answer - you then inform them they’re investing in a scam and a detailed explanation of why - you watch their face and energy bottom out under calm facts then tell them to sell that horseshit for no-KYC bitcoin in self custody - you’re doing the Lord’s work, but you know that 95% of them are too stupid to win the internal battle against the marketing propaganda they blindly swallowed 😆
retards trying to doom other people and demanding they be taken seriously they are evil either knowingly or by stupidity