RE: IM SORRY STEEM.
To be clear I've been calling BCC a scam since the first time I read its whitepaper. So no I didn't lose any money.
And again, you went backwards on my reasoning.
What you're suggesting is that scammers are innocent because it's the victim's fault.
In the same vein we can all blame rape victims and murder victims for being weak and unable to defend themselves.
I did not say those who fell to bcc scams are not at fault, they should learn this lesson and be smarter in smelling scams in the future.
But I refuse to believe @trevonjb did not know the true nature of BCC. Only idiots and n00bs can't see the ponzi elements of BCC and TJ ain't no idiot n00b, he's "an OG in crypto" right? Whatever the hell that means.
So... Fully knowing he's advocating a scam, he went on with it, hurt people, destroyed lives, and now he's not at fault?
I just hope that moving forward he'd own up to his fuck up and face the music. And won't further draw the ire of the Steem Community.
Maybe he is an idiot, obviously a lot of idiots fell for it.
@woodard60 I wont use such a strong word.. what if that person has no prior experience to the blockchain industry or investment in general? Unlucky for the most part for sure.. but not all are idiots.
again.. If a ponzi scam happened do we accuse the victim, the scammer, or the ponzi cartel in court?