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@Brian_Rugg

pereant qui ante nos nostra dixerunt

PNW Beigetreten Temmuz 2012
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Not a Good Jewish Girl✡️
Not a Good Jewish Girl✡️@estherzelda0514·
Well yeah we had just suffered from Bush crashing the economy and elected the first Black president. We knew it was going to get better. Activists were legalizing weed and gay marriage all over the place. But Gen Z? They liked Trump and helped meme him back into office with extremism and anti-woke hysterics. Ultimately, Millennials didn't have to grapple with the crushing existential realization that as bad as things were, they were not to get worse, because their normies were not morons with zero attention span, and all their activists were not edgelords looking for their next fix of Jewish conspiracy theories.
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It probably felt awesome to be a millennial who believed things were going to get better in 2008

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a newsman
a newsman@a_newsman·
The republican pitch to voters in an election year dominated by the crushing costs of living in this country should be the urgent need for a new marble and gold ballroom for members of the American ruling class to have safer banquets
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Graham on Ballroom: If you don't think $400 million of taxpayer money is a good investment to create a secure facility at The White House, then I disagree. I bet you 90% of Americans would love to have a better facility.

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@ALZavaldski @StatisticUrban The externalities say otherwise. There's so much data now to show the negative effects of free nearly disappear by charging anything at all. Public toilets are unusable when free and end up removed but by charging as little as a coin makes them an asset.
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Antonio Zavaldski@ALZavaldski·
@StatisticUrban It's not that expensive anyway as far as government services go, you can raise taxes slightly or borrow the money, no big deal.
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@RioVeradonir I hope Rand Paul's path is the one taken. Address the judicial constraints and only fund it with private donations. Customs offsets are just more taxes and public money by a different name.
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@Cerealbox0 @hecubian_devil I've heard those things too, but for this topic it seems to have escaped the echo chambers of partisan politics. I pride myself on avoiding them for what it's worth.
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Ryan N@Cerealbox0·
@Brian_Rugg @hecubian_devil Maybe that's just your echo chamber, though. Mine is filled with people arguing that red is more correct in an abstract, mathematical sense. Some people's echo chambers say its about people who think they're smart versus people who think they're good.
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@Cerealbox0 @hecubian_devil They both care that they are correct and a good person. Both side's arguments lean heavily on the moral and correctness of them. It's amazing how well this button question didn't fit the current American politics dichotomy. If it would have it would have lasted mere hours.
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@SoCal_Johan @davidshor Probably because conservative doesn't mean conservative anymore and liberal certainly doesn't mean liberal anymore. MAGA and Progessives are the current occupiers of the political parties associated with those old label.
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David Shor@davidshor·
I couldn't help myself one more table on this - within ideology, red-button pickers are ~4% more supportive of Luigi Mangione than blue-button pickers x.com/SoCal_Johan/st…
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Christmas Johan Liebert@SoCal_Johan

@davidshor How do the red and blue button pressers differ on support for Luigi Mangione and self described joyfulness? I would imagine that the red button pressers would be less joyful and more supportive of Luigi

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@Michael61434544 @riotdrone @StoicRocky @OrevaZSN I agree with you but your approach will never gain a convert. As soon as prople are insulted they stop listening. Intelligence isn't the determining factor in considering or contemplating an ideology. Much of it is about luck and who and how you were exposed to an idea.
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Mikey@Michael61434544·
Holy shit, are you brain damaged? Private property emerged because communal systems FAILED. Enclosures weren’t “theft”. they were correcting the inefficiency of medieval commons. Your “public lands” model keeps societies poor forever. Every rich nation has strong property rights. Every poor nation doesn’t. PATTERN RECOGNITION, TRY IT.
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𐌁𐌉Ᏽ 𐌕𐌉𐌌𐌉
I just really, really hate the concept of capitalism. I don’t want to work my job every day. I want to make art. I want to be in my garden. I want to feel something.
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@riotdrone @StoicRocky @Michael61434544 @OrevaZSN Who enforces that society? The state would have to be very strong and policed heavily, more than now in my opinion, to make sure people didn't profit privately from selling their, food, crafts, art, or talent.
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ahapxir🏴ツ@riotdrone·
@Brian_Rugg @StoicRocky @Michael61434544 @OrevaZSN i want a society by & for the common people. private property is theft, it’s about taking the wealth of the world, hoarding it, & then paywalling it. we are slaves because we are forced to make profits for a tiny owning/ruling elite under threat of violence & suffering
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@riotdrone @Michael61434544 @StoicRocky @OrevaZSN Not being able to posess or trade the fruits of one's labor, as is so in Communism, is the true system slavery to me. I want the choice. If the state has to choose for me than I don't own myself.
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ahapxir🏴ツ@riotdrone·
@Michael61434544 @Brian_Rugg @StoicRocky @OrevaZSN private property isn’t about securing your access to things it’s about walling you off. it came out of the enclosures in early modern england where they seized public lands. nothing about the state is collective, it’s a fundamentally elitist apparatus
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one dozen rats at a keyboard
one dozen rats at a keyboard@PanasonicDX4500·
Am I the only one who remembers a year ago when a bunch of teenagers said we had to cut the funding to like Sesame Street and AIDS prevention because we were on the verge of financial collapse? Did we all just imagine that?
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Lindsey Graham says they are going introduce legislation that’s going to authorize 400 million dollars to be spent on building the ballroom: We pay for it by offsetting it with customs fees. The sooner we get the ballroom built, the better it is for the country.

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@riotdrone @StoicRocky @Michael61434544 @OrevaZSN What entity will inforce the institution of no private property, which I assume you're advocating for? As an aside, I'm curious about your definition of "slave". I understood "slave" to mean having no personal agency and receiving no pay for one's labor. What's yours?
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ahapxir🏴ツ@riotdrone·
@StoicRocky @Michael61434544 @OrevaZSN well the state is the entity that enforces the legal institution of private property so you’re kind of right. anyway i want to live in a world where we aren’t slaves who spend our lives being extorted under threat for a tiny minority that owns & runs everything
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