To be fair, OP did state that this is how it works in failed states.

Just a wild guess, but the only times I've seen people complain about it was to do with censorship. Specifically, censorship of alt-right (Nazi) imagery.

That's what's amusing me most about this. Elon seemed to love how people saw him as the cool rich guy, a Tony Stark esque figure. Those of us paying attention knew he never was, but to the wider world that was a pretty common view of him, and he did a lot to try and cultivate that image.

But he just couldn't stop being an asshole in public and making terrible business deals for the lulz and now he's in deep shit and everyone realises he's just a whiny man baby with an infatuation for Nazis.

Reddit and unsolicited medical advise: Name a more iconic duo.

That's always been what annoyed me the most about cryptobros. Hardly any of them were actually touting it's practical usage. To an extent I can respect wanting to be part of the creation of a new currency, but if you're actively hoarding said currency in hope for future increase in worth, you're actually actively helping in creating a bubble for it.

Dude, stop trying to scam us with your comment.

Turk and JD, duh.

> What's the difference?

Well, one pays.

> you want to outdo everyone else at it and live off the challenge.

I go to work to get paid so I can pay for the things that require money. Can't say I care much about being challenged.

Some of us are able to get satisfaction and fullfillment from things other than a job. Everyone is different, and your stance isn't wrong, but assuming everyone has to be like you is wrong.

To be fair in practise it's already practically legalised in Ireland. I lived there for a few years, everyone and their nan knew where to get weed, and unless you were either carrying a kilo or being a real dick the gardai rarely gave a shit.