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Lassiez-Faire Anarchist, Shit-Talker, Armchair General If you think my advocacy for freedom is extreme, that says more about you than it does about me.

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Joined September 2017
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I am a libertarian. That means I want a fair and equitable world. And what I mean by that is everyone is free to find the best way they can serve the needs of others, and be served in turn. I am an anarchist. That means I believe the best way to do that is without a state.
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This thread is somehow squatting at both ends of the IQ bell curve. "Here's some signs you don't get enough zinc. Sign 1: You don't get enough zinc" followed by a lengthy medical explanation where every second word is some obscure medical term.
"I have these complex health issues like....". Zinc, maybe your body simply needs more zinc. Here are the go-to symptoms signaling that your body is starving for zinc. Thread🧵
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No, it's just that you didn't know Jontron was conservative until after you already acknowledged he's talented.
is jontron the only recorded instance of a conservative being objectively talented
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I have yet to hear a 'phenomenal' critique of libertarianism from anyone that has this attitude.
Marxists and Libertarians are one in the same when it comes to this:
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Hey, answer me this, during any of those years did the entire worldwide political and media establishment hate your guts, constantly say you're inferior, and deserve to drop off the earth simply because you had the wrong skin colour, the wrong genitals, and the wrong politics?
Replying to @LibertyCappy
Well, we know. It is not easy. But then, was it easy in, let's say in the year 1356, or 1773, or 1885, or 1931. Or, you could turn 19 in 1941. Or 1950. Or 1963? Let's make it more relevant: was it easy in 1973??? Again in 1979? Oil embargo? Mortgage rates eventually went to 18.5%, inflation hit 13.5%, unemployment hit 10.8%.
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Say it with me, everyone: Copyright law is fucking cancerous.
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I fucking lost it at the cheese grater.
Not all opportunities worth standing in for🔥 Take a look at this movie
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These are wet clay targets. They are designed to preserve the large cavities created by impact shock from a bullet. Flesh does not do this. If flesh reacted the same way wet clay did, a slap to the face would permanently disfigure. This video is shock value slop.
The Brutal Truth About 9mm Stopping Power 🎯 |
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Rook moves to block check, putting white King in check. Queen or Bishop moves to block. Bishop takes blocking piece, checking again. If it's Queen, that's checkmate, if it's Bishop, it's still checkmate once Black Bishop takes White Bishop. Smart move is Bishop to C3 first.
Why is this not a checkmate??🤔😱
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Never peek a corner that you know a hostile is watching. Never shoot from the same spot twice if you took fire the first time. Don't be predictable. The human brain is a pattern recognition device. If you never feed it a pattern, your survival odds increase significantly.
Never Peak at The Corner 😨
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Fascism's philosophy and historical political roots were heavily individualist. Their actualization of the individual through the state is virtually identical to liberalism and its conservation of Anarchy (which is Sowell's grift).
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Oh, joy, the "Aiming community" discourse is back.
back from a cod break
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Character Development is a spectrum with "Despite everything, it's still you" at one end and "There are better graves to visit" at the other
new extremely load bearing post just dropped
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Being a caveman means freedom of choice. Forage and hunt for food, or starve to death and be eaten by scavengers.
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Oh no, whatever will we do without the international rules-based order that... *checks notes* opposes El Salvador trying to rescue people kidnapped by violent Hatian gangs?
el salvador's invasion of haiti is one of the first signs of the death of the rules based international order, and a return to the historical "you can just do things" system of geopolitics, might makes right.
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Predatory birds: "Height advantage, bitch."
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All socialists respond to all arguments, and even hard evidence, that opposes their quasi-religion by sticking their head so far up their own ass they can tickle their tonsils with their hair.
All real libertarians eventually recognize that what they were taught about “socialism” was nonsense, even if it’s just to better argue about it. What they do after that, it generally goes one of three ways. 1. They get real quiet 2. They embrace the lies and knowingly spread them, as they’ve put too much of their ego into it and it’s too traumatic to change the identity they had no idea they’d got straight from the regime 3. They keep their ideals but embrace education, believing that the more they learn the better off they are. Along the way, they become Communists
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"Most capital is spent unproductively right now." Okay, so stop printing money to flood the market and encourage malinvestments. Oh wait, that's exactly what free marketers have been arguing should happen for decades.
Replying to @RockChartrand
Nice AI rebuttal, but the VAST majority of credit today is spent unproductively. 85% of it goes toward financial activity & speculation, 8% goes towards consumer credit like credit cards, and less than 7% goes towards anything productive. The contradiction is that without productive credit, income will never outgrow compounding interest, and the debt will continue to increase regardless of how hard people budget. I’m not even against credit in general, I’m against 93% of credit being spent unproductively as it is under our current financial oligarchy. You can blame the individual all you want but your country is drowning in debt because of structural problems with the banking system. If you can’t understand that you’re either retarded, cucked, or financially incentivized not to. In your case I imagine it’s the former. Or maybe you’re just a bot.
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Oh boy, if it isn't these birds coming home to roost. Maybe governments should have listened to all the people that said deliberately engineering backdoors into everything so you can spy on people is a really stupid idea because if you can use it, someone else can find it.
Replying to @Suhail
I’ve heard several OAI people say there are unfixable bugs in hardware that are exploitable by AI models directly speaking machine code so even if we could solve software that’s not enough. We need defense to move faster than offense if that’s even possible we may just have a new normal that requires adapting to insecure software (bank transfers require going into a branch and taking a dna test 🤣😬)
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Imagine posting this in the middle of the entire internet collectively shitting itself because a critical security fault was found in PHP. Yeah, no, I prefer my processing power within my physical control.
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The biggest opportunity that George ever fumbled was deleting scenes from New Hope that actually explained why people were willing to join the Rebellion.
The Yuuzhan Vong were the first thing written out by Disney's Lucasfilm because they force a paradigm shift. When "Literally Nazis" are the deterrent for "Literally Chaos" AND instrumental to getting rid of them, were the Rebels really the heroes for opening the gates to them?
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