Note, it is incredibly counterproductive to blame BLM on a single
   professor.
   On Wed, Aug 5, 2020, 2:58 PM Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 <[1]punks@tfwno.gf>
   wrote:

     observation that US govcorp is pretending to be 'anti racist'?

   I have many reasons to disagree with Punk-Stasi regarding bitcoin, from
   a place of an experienced software hacker.  But I spent a long time
   thinking about his question about antiracism pretensions.
   What's meaningful here, is that a society is made of multiple groups.
   SO LONG AS YOU CAN SUSTAIN PRODUCTIVE DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE URGENT, THE
   HARMED, AND THE POWERFUL, YOU HAVE PEACE.  It is the experienced rebels
   who know how to maintain stability: they had to for a very long time,
   to ever finally be heard.
   Corporations in the US showed they can resist enough to support BLM
   publicly.  The US showed it is still enough of a democracy for the
   citizens to push the corporations to do this when something got very
   large.
   Influencers showed they can resist enough to get corporate buildings
   burned down widely, briefly.  What do secret powerful people need to
   plan around?
   People who can resist will need to work together.  I'm not always
   available much, but the bsv blockchain's archival retention and access,
   and phrases like "corporate dictator spy mafia" are all I really was
   doing.

References

   1. mailto:punks@tfwno.gf