BIT, noun -"the smallest degree"; COIN, noun - "that which serves for payment". That represents consent to the offer of "the smallest degree of payment".
Not to mention crypto aka CRYPT, noun [Gr., to hide the dead.], while keeping the slaves inside through a "blockchain" aka chain (bondage; slavery.) and block (the perch whereon a bird of prey is kept; also a blockhead; a stupid fellow.)
What if ONE has the responsibility of having the sole authority over ONEs own actions (free will of choice), and shirking that responsibility onto others (he should be charged) creates an imbalance in judgement (broken Justice system)?
SYS'TEM, noun [Latin systema; Gr. to set.]. You are the ONE set into the motion of ALL, with the free will of choice of your actions, to set them into motion.
JUST'ICE, noun [Latin justitia, from justus, just.]. See, it "just is" the status quo; not something you want to happen, but something you need to adhere to.
CHARGED, participle passive - "commanded". When you say "he should be charged" you commanded another (((one))) to act on your judgement. That's shirking of responsibility over self onto another, who then gains the power to exploit your weakness of ignorance towards self.
Bitcoins in trouble today
BIT, noun -"the smallest degree"; COIN, noun - "that which serves for payment". That represents consent to the offer of "the smallest degree of payment".
Not to mention crypto aka CRYPT, noun [Gr., to hide the dead.], while keeping the slaves inside through a "blockchain" aka chain (bondage; slavery.) and block (the perch whereon a bird of prey is kept; also a blockhead; a stupid fellow.)
Whatever happened to "felony death"? Wouldn't eight first or second-degree murder charges be a capital case?
What if ONE has the responsibility of having the sole authority over ONEs own actions (free will of choice), and shirking that responsibility onto others (he should be charged) creates an imbalance in judgement (broken Justice system)?
SYS'TEM, noun [Latin systema; Gr. to set.]. You are the ONE set into the motion of ALL, with the free will of choice of your actions, to set them into motion.
JUST'ICE, noun [Latin justitia, from justus, just.]. See, it "just is" the status quo; not something you want to happen, but something you need to adhere to.
CHARGED, participle passive - "commanded". When you say "he should be charged" you commanded another (((one))) to act on your judgement. That's shirking of responsibility over self onto another, who then gains the power to exploit your weakness of ignorance towards self.