Illegal Trolling?

Unless you've been hiding under a rock, you are very much aware of Faketoshi and his legion of blind followers. Craig Wright, who has been debunked as Satoshi Nakamoto countless times, keeps on gripping with white knuckles to his ridiculous claim.

Lately, he and some of his foot soldiers, most notably Calvin Ayre, have been under fire for some shady behavior to say the least, starting with the sharing of pictures of what looked to be underaged girls on some resort in Cuba. At any rate, the "charming" duo have been creating some enemies as of late, and their project, Satoshi's Vision, might soon be a thing of the past.

Today CZ from Binance seems to be at the end of his patience regarding this whole sham, and tweeted what without a doubt is an ultimatum to Craig and his legion of kool-aiders. As you can imagine, this was received in a very polarized way, with both chants of joy and indignation. That being said, as far as I know, Binance is a private company and as such can do as it pleases, so those who are upset and demand things from CZ are the ones suffering from cognitive dissonance at this very moment.

This is a very serious subject without a doubt, and even though a few of us are sifting through comments for delicious popcorn, the outcome of this drama is relevant to all of the cryptosphere. That being said, I did get a big laugh out of Calvin Ayre's newest tweet, one that shows how ridiculous this man can really be.

As you can clearly see, I'm all about legal trolling and I know very well how the constitution of my country demands such procedures to happen. Obviously I'm being sarcastic here, but I'm shocked to read the sheer stupidity one leader of this space can utter so unabashedly.

As you can see, @whatsup jumped in first, but I simply could not keep myself from trolling too. I mean, one has to laugh at this stupidity and nothing more.