They claim to own speech itself throughout the world.

And so like two preposterous things.

First, you claim to own speech, not the speech of yourself, but the speech of others.

And not just those within your vicinity, but those on the other side of the planet.

Like how ludicrous that is.

It's baffling.

And the exact same argument now 20 years later can be made

with Bitcoin. Bitcoin is just speech.

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