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Professional nitpicker | Cyberpunk bard | Christian heretic | Post-libertarian | History/geopolitics fan | Satisfied colonial | Pro 🍊 + anti 🇷🇺

wherever the road takes me 参加日 Aralık 2020
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Sacred Cow Butcher 🇵🇷🇺🇸
A progressive is someone who doesn't want you to do anything that works. A conservative is someone who doesn't want you to do anything fun. Fuck both your sides and all of your parties.
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jefe (TOTAL PANICAN DEATH)
jefe (TOTAL PANICAN DEATH)@yaboieljefe·
Everything that was seemingly too fantastical to be true about the past is actually true. It was magical, the people were beautiful, and they lived lives full of purpose and joy. The paintings look like that because the past looked like that.
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Possum Reviews@ReviewsPossum·
I have $30. So does my neighbor. I spend my $30 on a live chicken. The chicken lays eggs. I eat some eggs and sell the rest. After a few days, I have made enough money to buy another chicken. That new chicken also produces eggs, so then I make money to buy more chickens. Soon, I have a substantial chicken farm, and I'm making a living selling eggs. I have achieved success. My neighbor, on the other hand, spends his $30 on a pizza. He eats the pizza and now no longer has $30. He does not profit from his initial $30, so he has no success. He loses. Did I contribute to my neighbor's loss?
Alexander Dugin@AGDugin

The very concept of the success is deeply immoral. If you are successful the other is loser. We shouldn’t accept it. We should prosper or suffer together. Otherwise it is satanic.

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Ed G@EdGeeDetroiter·
@jeremykauffman How quickly did you ancestors speak only English after emigrating from Deutschland?
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Nick Price Jewelery
Nick Price Jewelery@npjewels·
@jeremykauffman Okay then go move to an ethnostate? The entire point of the US is that it’s a melting pot if you aren’t enough of an adult to handle being around people different than you then like, move somewhere that suits your culture more closely
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evan loves worf
evan loves worf@esjesjesj·
Landlords are required by law to provide those things
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Cameron 🇺🇸 🗽🦅
Cameron 🇺🇸 🗽🦅@CameronCorduroy·
this creates a dynamic where the vast majority of "socialists" just want more taxes to spend on healthcare but the 1% of actual For Real communists use that to sneak in a bunch of goofy bullshit that's where DSA candidates' dumb foreign policy or police abolition takes come from
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Cameron 🇺🇸 🗽🦅
Cameron 🇺🇸 🗽🦅@CameronCorduroy·
to understand this you need to understand that for decades the American right has said that socialism is when the government does stuff, and now a significant portion of people who want the government to do stuff call themselves socialist for many people Obamacare *is* socialism
Not Enough Slices@NotEnoughSlices

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Sacred Cow Butcher 🇵🇷🇺🇸
@omgsidewalks The average surgeon earns basically the same as the average CEO (about 1/4 million annually per BLS). The average neurosurgeon has a millionaire salary, whereas only about 3% of CEOs do.
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‏ً@omgsidewalks·
Actually, if capitalism truly rewarded skill or intelligence, the richest people would be neurosurgeons, engineers, and scientists. If it rewarded talent, it would be artists, writers, and creators. If it rewarded hard work, it would be cleaners, laborers, and service workers. But it's none of them.
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@tracewoodgrains Personally, my view is that most violent criminals should simply be executed, and most crimes without a direct victim should not be crimes at all. Which means the band of crimes that actually merit prison is quite narrow.
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Jack
Jack@tracewoodgrains·
I’m not even super left wing on questions of prison abolition. I’m certainly willing to entertain all kinds of arrangements. But what I believe pretty strongly is that there are no intellectuals remaining on the right with respect to this stuff. I just literally don’t know how you can watch us speed run into having a carceral state and still have basically no introspection about the intersection of incarceration and politics beyond just, “crime bad.” Like, never, even in your darkest moments, even when you’re alone on a desert island and no one can see you or hear you and there’s no risk of you getting in trouble, do you ever think critically about the consequences of mass incarceration? Do you literally have no critiques? Do you genuinely believe there are no downsides? Will you not allow yourself to have any ordinary thoughts at all? (last one, I swear. probably)
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@jeremykauffman Unpopular opinion: 1) women will not voluntarily give up their voting rights and are consistently >50% of the electorate 2) any leader that disenfranchises them will disenfranchise men as well. The idea being good or bad is besides the point. It's not realistic.
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Jeremy Kauffman 🦔🌲🌕
Jeremy Kauffman 🦔🌲🌕@jeremykauffman·
Pair-bonded men and women having complete legal and social equality is basically non-existent in human history. Even in egalitarian tribal bands, men had authority over their families. It is an entirely novel concept, invented only in the last ~150 years.
Carl@HistoryBoomer

Discussing Dangerous Ideas! For a few days, wanye has inspired heated pushback by gesturing towards the idea of ending female voting rights without actually advocating for it. While doing so, he's also argued that wimpy liberals on Twitter are afraid to even consider any dangerous ideas. They're locked in conventional groupthink. Ok, I have a few thoughts... I agree! Groupthink is too common! Being fearful of challenging the status quo remains a problem! I'm a John Stuart Mill fan! Discussing dangerous ideas is good! Sometimes dangerous ideas, given time, turn out to be great ideas. Ending a king's monopoly on power was once considered treasonous. Likewise, ending slavery was once a radical, dangerous idea. And even if the ideas are bad, we can benefit from arguing about WHY they are bad. BUT... wanye hasn't actually argued against women's suffrage. He's made some gestures about how things have gotten worse now that women can vote, but he hasn't (unless I've missed it) offered a full-throated assault on women's suffrage. Instead, he seems to want Twitter to take up this debate, without actually taking a strong position himself! We don't have to do that! If someone offers up what I think is a silly idea, I don't have to debate it. Why should I? There are a million silly ideas that don't need much attention. (Did we land on the moon? Should we genocide Scotland? Do lizardmen control the world?) I don't have time for them all! Now, maybe ending women's suffrage isn't actually silly, but someone has to make that case. I'm not AFRAID OF DANGEROUS IDEAS™ simply because I don't want to argue about a position that seems very settled to me. You want debate? Make a case for your dangerous idea. And if you get piles of ridicule, don't whine about it! That's the fate of every rebel against the status quo! If you believe, keep on fighting. Furthermore, all that ridicule is NOT woke cancel culture. You aren't being fired, you aren't losing your friends, you aren't being socially shunned (not even on Twitter). Nothing particularly bad is happening to you. (If it were, I would be on your side.) Free speech doesn't mean people are obliged to listen politely. On the contrary, often it means your ideas will face hostile, caustic, sneering counter-speech. But at the very least, before you complain about people not being willing to face dangerous ideas, make an actual case for your dangerous idea. That's not our job! You're the rebel!

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@ReviewsPossum Anyone who replies with "surely that number is exaggerated, don't be alarmist" would reply to any number low enough to be "credible" with "it's not THAT many, don't be a bigot".
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Possum Reviews
Possum Reviews@ReviewsPossum·
"There's no way 250,000 girls were raped in the UK. That number must be exaggerated." Okay, let's pretend it's exaggerated, just for the sake of argument. How many children need to be raped for you to be upset about it?
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@aarmlovi @constans What they were really targeting seems to be accounting/finance jobs. It's still not BS, but the work is very abstracted from the value it creates. The job is about making sure everyone else has the resources they need to keep generating value
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Alex Armlovich
Alex Armlovich@aarmlovi·
The "Bullshit Jobs" meme did a lot of psychic damage Few jobs are "fake" like (e.g.) human toll booth collectors in the age of all-electronic tolls Jobs like bridge painting--and other Sisyphean maintenance tasks where "success is when nobody notices"--are extremely important!
Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼@Noahpinion

People don't understand the power of DEPRECIATION. You live in a world of sand castles that are constantly falling apart, and only the constant maintenance effort of billions of people keeps it from turning into a post-apocalyptic movie in a matter of months.

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Andrew Côté
Andrew Côté@Andercot·
As an immigrant to the US I don't think Americans realize to what extent most of the world admires the states. They look up to it, its incredible. Americans are heroes of the world for the country they've built and the impact on history. Most of modern civilizations major achievements are American, at least the big ones - mass production, space industry, nuclear power, decoding the human genome, robotics and AI, on and on. There's really nothing that compares to the excitement of moving to the states from another country. You made it. This is the big leagues. The main stage. The soft power of Hollywood cultural projection meant by the time I arrived, everything was oddly familiar, the design of street signs, roads, the look and feel of the country. This guy from India said - "you know, its like I am in GTA" - and its true. Everywhere on the planet people play video games as American soldiers. You get primed for it, by the time you get here you're like, fuck yeah, America. When I first moved here for an internship at SLAC I drove a pickup truck down from Canada and played country music. Smoked cigarettes on the highway. Went for late night rips in the hills behind Stanford. Bought a surfboard. It was just awesome, truthfully, and I think America will have to save Europe from itself a third time, simply by protecting freedom of speech, national pride, individual liberties, given Europeans a taste of those things, showing them - look, this is how its supposed to be. This is how rich you can become if you respect individual rights over government rule, if you relax the bureaucracy, the taxation, the regulation.
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Rock Chartrand@RockChartrand·
Because you're too lazy to start a co op despite claiming it's the superior model. Nothing stops workers from pooling their resources, sharing ownership, and competing in the market today. The reason most don't is because running a business requires far more than showing up for a shift. The irony is that socialists insist workers should run society, yet rarely demonstrate a willingness to run even a business. Instead of building alternatives, they demand political power to seize what others have already built.
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Richard Hanania
Richard Hanania@RichardHanania·
Republicans think practically every profession except cops is less trustworthy and ethical than Democrats do. They keep talking about “low trust cultures.” Once again, rightists need to develop some self-awareness.
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Sacred Cow Butcher 🇵🇷🇺🇸
@Swalas420 I mean idk about you but I'm gonna work until I physically can't, because I like money and I love my job. If you don't, sounds like a skill issue to me.
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This "no punching down" taboo needs to end. Social oppression by and large comes courtesy of those below you pulling you down rather than those above you pushing you down. Elites only have the luxury of mistreating you when they can afford to replace you.
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@jeremykauffman My worry is that Twitter politics are not so much fake as early. You need to remember that this is a pretty old country. The median age is 38 and the age of the median voter is likely over 50. Twitter isn't real life only because Boomers aren't on Twitter.
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Jeremy Kauffman 🦔🌲🌕
Jeremy Kauffman 🦔🌲🌕@jeremykauffman·
Vivek, who is hated on X, won. Massie, who is loved on X, lost. Politics on X is just not reality
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Fish Stark
Fish Stark@fishstark·
All right @BenSasse, let's make a bet. Let's divide the US in half. I'll let you pick which half. In your half, you ban Candy Crush. In my half we institute 16 weeks of paid parental leave, universal childcare, & a restored child tax credit. Let's see which has more babies.
60 Minutes@60Minutes

“We've stopped making babies. We've decided that being distracted by a dopamine hit around Candy Crush might be a good way to spend your time. Not if you're a full human," former Sen. Ben Sasse says in an extended interview. cbsn.ws/4cA1Jrp

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