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Buddyzbuddy

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16. IMHO. Digital coins are a direct threat to

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Fri Jul 10, 2026, 05:14 PM

Jul 10

the United States economic system which indirectly is an attack on the government of the USA from the inside. Our politicians are facilitating this process, Democrats and Republicans including my two Senators from California. Greed is the only motivation. For campaign dollars, for power and to take advantage of the investors that are the last to invest in this pyramid scheme. Digital coins is the perfect method to hide and protect illegal profits from crimes committed by drug dealers, and criminal empires including governments.
For example, are there systems in place to track this currency? By the IRS? Illegal arms sales? Embargoes? Bribes? Extortion? Kidnappings? Private military actions? Stolen property? Hidden assets?

The Rapist in the Whitehouse and his family will continue to profit from this system that is helping to destroy the confidence in our economy. I don't care if he's rich, I care that as a by-product our historical economic system is at risk. He's been a conman his whole adult life. This is just the latest method by which he's fleecing Americans.

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If you invested $10,000 in Bitcoin, Trump meme coin, and gold when Trump took office, here's what you'd have today [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jul 10 OP

Interesting how the investors all lose big PatSeg Jul 10 #1

He managed the companies that he bankrupted before dissolution at high fees. Similar. twodogsbarking Jul 10 #5

Yeah, he's a one trick pony PatSeg Jul 10 #6

The tarp salesman just bought a Lamborghini. twodogsbarking Jul 10 #11

Ha, ha, ha! PatSeg Jul 10 #19

There's a sucker born every minute. Con men like Trump instinctively know how to find them. n/t Beartracks Jul 10 #9

That is so true PatSeg Jul 10 #20

I don't see how they can be so ignorant or stupid FoxNewsSucks Jul 10 #12

Especially after all these years PatSeg Jul 10 #21

And how does a casino DiverDave Monday #29

Crypto "currency" - one of the biggest scams around. mwmisses4289 Jul 10 #2

Consistently those who buy and hold are able to profit immensely in the long run Amishman Jul 10 #3

Hahahaha. This is sarcasm, right? littlemissmartypants Jul 10 #8

Dead serious, and the numbers back it up Amishman Monday #23

You don't profit by holding, you profit by selling muriel_volestrangler Monday #24

Oops. ❤️🤓 littlemissmartypants Monday #27

Sorry, that's the sales pitch. Happy Hoosier Monday #28

Clearly the fault of vandals and Joe Biden progressoid Jul 10 #4

Sweet Koresh, how dum(b) do you have to be... AZ8theist Jul 10 #7

As dumb as the people who send $100,000 to a romance scammer they've never met mdbl Jul 10 #10

the stupidity it takes to believe that orange fascist fuck is a "great leader" Skittles Jul 10 #15

I give my gsons money for their birthday and other occasions to spend on any thing they want except pretend money. efhmc Jul 10 #17

Allowing companies to make their own money Progressive dog Jul 10 #13

ive read where the idiots the bought his meme coin may be able to sue him personally moonshinegnomie Jul 10 #14

IMHO. Digital coins are a direct threat to Buddyzbuddy Jul 10 #16

gold: 10k to 15k, orthoclad Jul 10 #18

Thank you ! Also, my local S&L would have turned it into at least $10,300 -- not a fortune, but better than Trmp. nt eppur_se_muova Saturday #22

Everything that 'carnival barker' touches ...dies. some_of_us_are_sane Monday #25

Crypto,gypto,klepto oasis Monday #26