It’s ok if you like some taint bro but it’s not for all of us. https://blossom.primal.net/a264f61eeea09e0935a41237f16506ab1ba1cb44216d9998fb543cbd3cb70d49.jpg https://blossom.primal.net/cfc3243085dc6f9a44cdb96a970ec323df6df98c1d8d9a83b4a9d4f08a8a18fd.jpg https://blossom.primal.net/c2fe8ba6807750...

Monero is a social contract of fungibility where I know that if an exchange takes XMR, I am going to be able to exchange my XMR freely there. Unlike Bitcoin where an exchange may claim to take Bitcoin, but then arbitrarily decides they won't take my Bitcoin and then freezes my Bitcoin and refuses to...

you mean a coin has no value if there's state regulatory pressure to delist it? simp for regulators harder? i think that itself IS an indicator of value.

Simp mindset. Dust my xmr address with tainted coins. A lot. I dare you. People either accept xmr or they dont. Thats not a downside compared to distinguishable ownership histories per coin.

Umm, you may be retarded if you think that monero being blacklisted from kyc exchanges somehow means it has less privacy or whatever you're trying to suggest

There are still a few exchanges that offer Monero. And on those exchanges you don't have to fear being blacklisted based on your coin history. Same thing for swap services and merchants. If you don't care about those things, or mostly use lightning, then I suppose it doesn't matter as much.