Progressives
A Bitcoiner’s Case for Progressives: Why We Were Right to Appraoch Trump
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Progressive Bitcoiners are willfully blind about the persecution our industry faced during Biden. Siding with Trump, however distasteful that felt to progressives, was the right call.
When Bitcoin Picks a Political Side: Faith, Freedom, and the Fault Lines of Political Power
When Evangelical Christians got Reagan elected in 1980, it didn't end well for them. Bitcoiners supporting Trump can learn from this historic partisan capture.
Occupy Bitcoin: Bitcoin Is Not Just Libertarian
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Bitcoin is not defined by the politics of the loudest voices in the space, in fact, many of them act in complete contradiction to their stated principles.
Bitcoin And The Pedagogy Of The Oppressed
Jason Maier, author of The Progressive’s Case for Bitcoin, explains the status quo in education, and how fiat currency is enabled by financial maleducation. From “The Withdrawal Issue”.
Bitcoin Doesn’t Care About Progressives, But You Should
Bitcoin adoption is inevitable in the long run, but putting political division aside and building a broad coalition will shorten that path.
The Bitcoin Culture War Won’t Win Mass Adoption
Prominent Bitcoiners, many of whom advocate “lifestyle maximalism,” may be hurting adoption by leaning in one political direction.
Margot Paez On Mitigating Climate Change, The Progressive Perspective And Bitcoin’s Representation Problem
Environmentalist Margot Paez describes her own Bitcoin journey and how inclusivity is not mere “woke ideology.”
Progressives Misunderstand Bitcoin Because They’ve Lost Their Way
The Progressive party does not always represent progressive ideals. Bitcoin is one such example where the values of progressivism do not align with politics.
From Bernie To Bitcoin: Fix The Money
Healing symptoms of widespread societal issues without fixing the underlying cause will lead to more of the same and doesn’t actually solve anything.
From Bernie To Bitcoin: In Search Of The Revolution
One man’s journey in search of the revolution he thought would be brought about by trusting a one-person solution for fixing America’s problems.