Would you buy a N### coin?

[yhiaali3]

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Unfortunately, I didn't notice this topic until today. This is a profound question. You summed up the corrupt reality we've reached with one simple question. Thank you.

The answer for me is no. I wouldn't buy any Nazi meme coin, even if I made millions from it. As for me, I have my own personal convictions, and I don't even buy memes based on prostitution or taboos.

But if I were to answer from the current societal mindset, I would say that buying a Nazi meme coin depends on who's promoting it. If some famous influencers promote it, you'll definitely find millions buying it, unfortunately.

[Stompix]

WOW... what if it provides huge benefits, for example Trump coin yesterday, it seems like many people will still be interested in buying memecoin in any form if in the future there will be benefits that come there.... moreover if it is in line with someone's life principles, it will certainly be very interesting...

You do realize that the life principles of the nazi regime was putting people of non European white descent to death right?
So you would buy the symbol of that just because it gives you money?

I think, is this coin really there? hmm, it seems like it's just a name or is there really a concept in it that is related to naz1?

https://coinmarketcap.com/dexscan/solana/7ZFjPZpqqQH3Toe2gimy1HRwUbL2c6kQXJdEc2nK13X4/
https://x.com/HitlerSOL

[MUGNIA]

I personally will not buy memes that are political or religious, if the meme coin has a narrative on those two things.  I think there is something wrong in forming the community.   where politics and religion are not worthy of being used as coin memes, as we know the meaning of coin memes or image memes, all mockery and jokes,

WOW... what if it provides huge benefits, for example Trump coin yesterday, it seems like many people will still be interested in buying memecoin in any form if in the future there will be benefits that come there.... moreover if it is in line with someone's life principles, it will certainly be very interesting...

I think, more people live more realistically, rather than implementing idealism that cannot provide direct financial benefits.. from the way memecoin works, we can already see it, that memecoin destroys idealism and forces users to be realistic...

In my opinion, yesterday's Trump meme was just a coincidence and it was fomo because at that time DT officially became president, they still have the right to believe in memetokens, because everyone has their own principles, I prefer to be realistic and afraid of losing rather than hoping for more, it turns out to be empty

[Axcel777]

I personally will not buy memes that are political or religious, if the meme coin has a narrative on those two things.  I think there is something wrong in forming the community.   where politics and religion are not worthy of being used as coin memes, as we know the meaning of coin memes or image memes, all mockery and jokes,

WOW... what if it provides huge benefits, for example Trump coin yesterday, it seems like many people will still be interested in buying memecoin in any form if in the future there will be benefits that come there.... moreover if it is in line with someone's life principles, it will certainly be very interesting...

I think, more people live more realistically, rather than implementing idealism that cannot provide direct financial benefits.. from the way memecoin works, we can already see it, that memecoin destroys idealism and forces users to be realistic...

In my opinion, yesterday's Trump meme was just a coincidence and it was fomo because at that time DT officially became president, they still have the right to believe in memetokens, because everyone has their own principles, I prefer to be realistic and afraid of losing rather than hoping for more, it turns out to be empty

I believe such type of fluctuation is quite frequent in the crypto market, especially when a large event takes place. Thus, meme tokens can go up rapidly within a short time span; however, the longevity of such tokens is doubtful. Whether it is a good or bad decision, each individual is perfectly capable of making such a decision on his or her own, but being hasty and following only the trends that are present in the moment seems to be even more dangerous. The first approach is less appealing to me because it sets unrealistic expectations that often lead to disappointment If nothing tangible comes of it, it is better to choose something somewhat realistic but with that added potential.

[bitterguy28]

But if I were to answer from the current societal mindset, I would say that buying a Nazi meme coin depends on who's promoting it. If some famous influencers promote it, you'll definitely find millions buying it, unfortunately.

honestly even if it is not a famous influencer i think a handful of people would stil go and buy it you would be surprised with how many people adore hitler and his ways there are nazis and racists out there that would be interested in this and there will also be people who are money hungry and would still buy this even if they do not agree with this ideology all for money

[yhiaali3]

But if I were to answer from the current societal mindset, I would say that buying a Nazi meme coin depends on who's promoting it. If some famous influencers promote it, you'll definitely find millions buying it, unfortunately.

honestly even if it is not a famous influencer i think a handful of people would stil go and buy it you would be surprised with how many people adore hitler and his ways there are nazis and racists out there that would be interested in this and there will also be people who are money hungry and would still buy this even if they do not agree with this ideology all for money

Unfortunately, what you say is true. It's a poor moral indicator of the greed and indifference people have reached in order to make money. Some people seek money by any means, even at the expense of others' suffering.

I remember years ago, when the racial discrimination incident against American citizen George Floyd occurred, how some scammers quickly created a token in his name under the pretext of collecting donations, then stole the funds.

[Stompix]

I remember years ago, when the racial discrimination incident against American citizen George Floyd occurred, how some scammers quickly created a token in his name under the pretext of collecting donations, then stole the funds.

That's nothing:
https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndoh/pr/blm-activist-sentenced-prison-wire-fraud-and-money-laundering

Sir Maejor Page, 35, of Toledo, has been sentenced to 42 months in prison by U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Helmick after a jury convicted him of wire fraud and money laundering for defrauding donors of more than $450,000

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-bristol-67272603

More than £32,000 was raised and Saleem pleaded guilty to fraud by abusing her position as director of Changing Your Mindset, by transferring the money to her personal bank accounts and spending it between June 2020 and September 2021.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/black-lives-matter-activists-accuse-executive-stealing-10-million-dono-rcna46481

Black Lives Matter Grassroots is suing an executive of Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation (GNF) for allegedly stealing $10 million in donations.

https://www.npr.org/2022/04/07/1091487910/blm-leaders-face-questions-after-allegedly-buying-a-mansion-with-donation-money

A group of Black Lives Matters leaders are facing questions about the purchase of a $6 million home in Southern California.

I think 99% of that money got stolen, there are hundreds, hundreds of cases of the activities themselves spending those donations on their own interests.

[yhiaali3]

I think 99% of that money got stolen, there are hundreds, hundreds of cases of the activities themselves spending those donations on their own interests.

Thanks for the links.
It's disgusting to see this massive amount of fraud and fundraising under the guise of humanitarian causes or combating racism, exploiting people's sympathy for humanitarian causes to steal from them.

This is not only immoral and inhumane, but it also causes great harm to society, as some people will refrain from making donations because of such filthy scammers.

[philipma1957]

Serious question, would you buy a nazi meme coin and hold to it in the event nazis might actually come to power again, especially since the AFD is slowly becoming the second party in Germany?

I am wondering this, seeing how people find excuses to the president of the US for launching a worthless token, how people left and right launch meme coins, and seems like almost everyone is defending them since, it's just a meme coin, do your own research, everyone should be free to launch s many coins as they want, what's important is money.

I'm wondering where is everyone drawing a line, politics, religion, or something else or do have none at all?

Well funny you should ask.

I am married and pretty much locked into living in the USA for the rest of my life.

If I were single I would leave the USA. But That is not happening so for personal survival I have consider what happens if the USA drifts more and more extreme to the right.

What happens if Donald Trump Jr gets elected in 2028 to 2036 what happens if his Sister gets in in 2036 stays to 2044 and then the USa gets a baron for president.

We could have 28 years of Trumps.

If this is the destiny of the USA I should carry some Trump coins.

So I now have a bid for 10 Trump coins on coinbase 10 at $11.11 each.

I would prefer moving but that is not in the cards for now.