HIMOTHY0X

@BlackBerry, bring back the 8310.
@TMobile, we are going to need the sidekick.
tired of these lifeless screens.

i can be patient longer than you can be mad.

i win.
you win.
mad world order.

that feeling when you stretch your legs so good you start playing soccer laying on your back.

that feeling when you stretch and your legs so good you start playing soccer laying on your back.

that feeling when you stretch and your legs start playing soccer.

be right back.

censorship resistance means no single authority can block payments for political reasons or to silence dissent.

we are not back just yet.

removing the need for trusted third parties reduces opportunities for fraud, embezzlement, and the kind of systemic corruption that repeatedly crashes economies.

widespread adoption could force traditional finance to compete on transparency and fairness instead of relying on regulatory capture and taxpayer-funded rescues.

hsbc admitted to laundering at least 881 million dollars for mexican drug cartels including the sinaloa cartel run by el chapo and paid a 1.9 billion dollar fine under a deferred prosecution agreement with zero executives going to prison.

after the 2008 financial crisis that wiped out trillions in wealth not a single top wall street ceo or senior bank executive was criminally prosecuted and jailed for the widespread mortgage fraud and toxic securities that caused it.

steven a. cohen of sac capital oversaw a firm that trafficked in insider information on a scale without known precedent leading to a 1.8 billion dollar penalty and the firm's closure yet he was never personally charged and later resumed managing billions through point72.

goldman sachs under lloyd blankfein sold toxic mortgage securities to clients while secretly betting against them and paid hundreds of millions in fines but the justice department declined to bring any criminal charges against senior executives.

wells fargo systematically opened millions of unauthorized fake customer accounts to meet sales targets under pressure from leadership yet former ceo john stumpf and other top executives faced only civil fines bans and resignations with no prison time.

jpmorgan chase served as the primary bank for bernie madoff's massive ponzi scheme for years ignoring internal warnings and collecting around 500 million dollars in fees without filing suspicious activity reports and no top executives faced criminal accountability for the failure.