Comments by "Florida Man" (@floridaman318) on "Upper Echelon" channel.

  1. Oh man hitting the big time now.
    1
  2.  @TheUglyPants  I have no idea who bitboy is but yeah common sense would say that's probably the case.
    1
  3. That's exactly what came to mind when I heard him explain air drop. NFC or Bluetooth or hell even a local wireless router unconnected to the internet could accomplish the exact same thing. Obviously some kind of shilling or disinfo is going on.
    1
  4.  @burp2019  so my question is why is this guy so desperate to make it look like air drop is so significant or revolutionary?
    1
  5.  @burp2019  but there are already other options that work just as well, though.
    1
  6. And touched grass.
    1
  7. What do you mean exactly?
    1
  8. He could only be so lucky to get killed instead of raped to death.
    1
  9. Yeah goys never do anything bad, ever. 🙄
    1
  10.  @deltaxcd  maybe in the US or the west generally nowadays. During the Weimar era in Germany, it was actually the female voters that were more "conservative" (still socialist just like the men but less 'revolutionary' about it).
    1
  11.  @SmoochyRoo  China doesn't make it work. The West is what makes it work. If they didn't have constant investment, technology transfers, and access to global food markets, they would have collapsed a while ago.
    1
  12.  @deltaxcd  I was using the word conservative in a relative sense.
    1
  13. They are obviously trying to have him killed. His own parents probably know and they likely don't even care.
    1
  14.  @smackameproperly  very... schizophrenic of you.
    1
  15.  @ramirocatasena9478  lobbying is only a thing if the host country allows it.
    1
  16.  @ramirocatasena9478  did you really just tell an American that a 2-party system would prevent lobbying? Bruh. 😐
    1
  17.  @ramirocatasena9478  ah so I simply misunderstood.
    1
  18. Bahamas can just say no. What is the US government gonna do? Send seal team 6 after him?
    1
  19.  @VladimirosJohanson  the stupidity and/or naivete of that last sentence is astounding.
    1
  20.  @themalcontent100  but they already do that all the time, so who cares?
    1
  21. And pedophiles. And ultimately it's the feds/government that protects them. Big tech, and really all major corporations are simply de facto, but not de jure, arms of the government.
    1
  22. "blunder of the highest order" You're such a drama queen. Lol
    1
  23. Permanent. The internet should have remained something that universities and (maybe) government use.
    1
  24. ​ @5tyxx  the internet is not the world. The internet is a false reality that is trying to consume the real world.
    1
  25. ​ @elcidleon6500  imagine cucking for people that view you as little more than an insect.
    1
  26. ​ @anukranan  the "modern" world existed well before the internet.
    1
  27.  @Spartan322  exactly. Pretending the feds don't already know about this and all the other perversions out there is just wishful thinking. They US federal government spies on literally the entire world. They know about this, and more. Plus it's effing Google ffs, they are practically an arm of the NSA.
    1
  28.  @ScavCitizen  I'm not a Q-tard lmao imagine thinking the only way one can be a dissident is by listening to an obvious psyop. Lol
    1
  29. And trannies.
    1
  30. Facts.
    1
  31. I would still dare to say that American prisons are probably still better than places like Bahamas, Jamaican, or most places in Latin America.
    1
  32. ?
    1
  33.  @g.r.o.g.u.1892  did you have another reply on here or you just being random?
    1
  34. You sound different.
    1
  35. So automated shills and glowies? Great. 🙄
    1
  36. "investors" You mean mini, wannabe SBFs? Crypto is not "investing," it's simply trying to find a bigger fool and rip him off in turn. Very few people innocent in the crypto game.
    1
  37.  @thetechboyorg  crypto is a scam and almost everybody that gets involved knows it.
    1
  38. AI will not be sentient. They are just a series of switches, that's it. It does not have senses, it has no consciousness, there is nothing there.
    1
  39.  @justadummy8076  unchecked women really. Unlike men, women don't really have any significant "mechanism" that can bring them back to reality once they kinda start "losing it." If men get too out of line, there is no shortage of other men willing (and able) to kick his ass and snap him back to his senses, or they will like lose their job or something and nobody will really take their side. Women on the other hand are so coddled and sheltered from just about everything including the consequences to even their most messed up and immoral decisions (like promiscuous sex and abortion). If men lose touch with reality, we pay for it dearly. If women lose touch with reality, they will at best be placated or ignored.
    1
  40. Because republican politicians aren't also sellouts???
    1
  41. 11:07.
    1
  42. It's both parties. It doesn't matter who you vote for.
    1
  43. 11:07 That's pretty messed up, man. He is a con artist, and, let's be real, it's not like most people didn't see through him. He even had an interview basically admitting to the scam by describing a pyramid scheme. Everybody in the crypto world is simply trying to game everybody else. It's predatory gambling. Very few people involved are innocent, and I sure as hell don't give a damn if major corporations/funds lost money. He was not a mass murderer, was not trafficking people, or anything like that. He conned his way into billions, money that his parents are likely in the process of stuffing away as we speak. His parents probably don't even give a shit about him. He stole money, doesn't matter that it was billions. Doesn't deserve to be tortured, r*ped, and left to die like an animal.
    1
  44. Cope.
    1
  45. Maybe being forcibly disconnected from the internet is something that could have done us some good.
    1
  46. He is the fall guy. He was never the one truly running things. Obviously his parents and their associates used him, and now they likely don't even care if he dies in that Bahamanian prison, even his parents.
    1
  47. That's redundant. The originator is a woman.
    1
  48. Yes it shows how warped most people's sense of morality is. Scroll through the comments. You would think he was a serial killer or something. Very few people involved in crypto are "innocent," yet people are wishing some of the most awful tortured imaginable on him. It's disgusting.
    1
  49.  @WorthlessWinner  stealing money from people also looking to screw other people over (the bigger fool dynamic inherent in crypto) and from giant corporations/funds is hardly anything I would lose sleep over. People go rabid for stuff like this, yet our society will fetishize perverts and murderers. Sick.
    1