I get where you're coming from, and I can respect your frustration with Brown and the political establishment

A lot of people feel like the system has been ignoring their needs, especially when it comes to jobs and economic opportunities. From a Bitcoiner's perspective, though, it's not just about one candidate or the other—it's about the system as a whole.

Bitcoin represents an opportunity to break free from that same old establishment and the central control that leaves everyday people behind. It's a way to put power back in the hands of individuals, allowing them to build wealth outside of the traditional financial system that has often failed working-class folks. Candidates who oppose crypto might not understand that it's not just about "tech" or "investing," it's about financial freedom and creating an economy that's more inclusive and decentralized.

So, while I understand the gamble you're talking about with Moreno, it’s also worth considering how supporting policies that embrace innovation—like Bitcoin and blockchain technology—could open up new opportunities, not just in terms of jobs, but also financial empowerment for people who feel left out. Crypto isn’t just for techies or investors; it’s a tool for economic freedom that anyone can use.

At the end of the day, you're right—it’s a gamble. But embracing new tech like Bitcoin could be one way to make sure that the future is more equitable and more in line with the interests of regular people like you and me.