But many (not all of course, and probably a minority of people who do bitcoin) of its proponents seem as crazy as krokodil users with their snappy judgements, saying it's government propaganda that there is crime done using bitcoin, that bitcoin will replace all currencies, that 'revolution is coming', 'banksters are afraid', and other weird 'freedom' slogans, etc.
At the same time, in some weird massive cognitive dissonance, anytime one of these evil governments they hate so much decides to legitimize bitcoin in some way by recognizing it as some financial instrument or when USD/BTC rises (and let's remember - dollars are a fiat currency a.k.a. useless pieces of paper that bankers print and force people to use) they are giddy as hell.
I even seen comments saying that Satoshi becoming instant billionaire (richest in the world by far, in pure currency, not 'net worth' that's hard to liquidate and spend) if bitcoin really became global currency is deserved for his contribution to humanity. Can you imagine someone saying Dennis Ritchie should own 5% to 10% for his contributions to Unix, C, etc. (that largely went unrewarded and he died the same time Jesus of electronics Steve Jobs did so no one even cared). Or RMS for the FSF? I just can't imagine how much you have to like a thing (FOSS, Unix, C, Bitcoin, ..) to say its creator should be rewarded that heavily and become the richest person in Earth's history.
At the same time, in some weird massive cognitive dissonance, anytime one of these evil governments they hate so much decides to legitimize bitcoin in some way by recognizing it as some financial instrument or when USD/BTC rises (and let's remember - dollars are a fiat currency a.k.a. useless pieces of paper that bankers print and force people to use) they are giddy as hell.
I even seen comments saying that Satoshi becoming instant billionaire (richest in the world by far, in pure currency, not 'net worth' that's hard to liquidate and spend) if bitcoin really became global currency is deserved for his contribution to humanity. Can you imagine someone saying Dennis Ritchie should own 5% to 10% for his contributions to Unix, C, etc. (that largely went unrewarded and he died the same time Jesus of electronics Steve Jobs did so no one even cared). Or RMS for the FSF? I just can't imagine how much you have to like a thing (FOSS, Unix, C, Bitcoin, ..) to say its creator should be rewarded that heavily and become the richest person in Earth's history.