Tyrone Higgins

🇵🇱🏳️‍🌈 Miasto stołeczne Warszawa z pomocą środków unijnych zakupi specjalne wody zwane Homogenizatorami. Mają one za zadanie zmienianie orientacji heteroseksualnych mieszkańców stolicy na homoseksualną. Program dystrybucji homoseksualności ma na celu ograniczenie dzietności Polek i Polaków, która i tak jest już zbyt wysoka i jest częścią szerszego programu Psiecko+, który promuje model rodziny dwóch gejów+pies.

Trump: We can't take care of daycare. We're a big country. We're fighting wars. It's not possible for us to take care of daycare, Medicaid, Medicare, all these things.

@SilencedSaxon Move to North Korea then. There are all sorts of countries you can travel to. Maybe even try to conquer for yourself

I want a dictator. Fuck democracy.

@SydSteyerhart No you don’t. You choose being gay on the internet

Locke, Mills, Hume, Paine, Jefferson. It was permissible to read these things until the end of the 19th century, when we still had no idea what the consequences of autistic lawyers writing enlightenment theory would be. We know what the consequences are now. We choose violence.

Any thinking man under 35 finds more wisdom in a single line from Anton Chigurh than the Constitution, Declaration, Federalist papers, and the entire philosophy of Locke, Mills, Hume, and Paine together.

@SydSteyerhart You didn’t read any of those things

@PM_ViktorOrban @donaldtusk Actually, I’m the boss of Tusk

Dear @donaldtusk, I wonder whether this video was made in Poland, or by your bosses in Berlin. I stand for what is best for the Hungarians. There was a time when you did the same for Poland. Polak, Węgier, dwa bratanki!

@BeastAntares @CraigMak2 @zarthos75372 @RockChartrand And you are treating this like a debate too. More ideological spectacle and polarization over what? Corporations are not free enough? Get the memo. People are done with the bullshit. Government exists same way markets do. For the practice of social organization. Your visions gay

@CraigMak2 @NicholasHarr7 @zarthos75372 @RockChartrand Your entire argument is a fucking strawman you tard, you've done nothing but make sweeping generalizations and move goalposts, all while ignoring any actual evidence I provide. Learn to fucking debate you room temperature IQ walnut

“Trickle down” isn’t even a real policy, it’s a slogan critics made up. What actually happened over those “50 years” Massive expansion of government spending, regulation, and redistribution. So if everything is supposedly being “sucked up,” maybe ask the obvious question: Where did the trillions in taxes and spending go? They never do. Because the uncomfortable answer is that the biggest, most consistent upward transfer isn’t markets It’s the political system absorbing more every year while outcomes don’t match the promises. Blaming “trickle down” is just a way to avoid following the money.

@BeastAntares @CraigMak2 @zarthos75372 @RockChartrand You are literally a neoliberal spawn who’s god is the „free market”. Not even „freedom” but the „free market”. Sorry to tell you this but politics and economics cannot be seperated. You are too ideological to be serious or pragmatic cause you bring it all back to an Xfactor

@CraigMak2 @NicholasHarr7 @zarthos75372 @RockChartrand I'm not even right wing lmao

@untimelysalts So another will to power neoliberal. Great

It’s been a long time coming, but The Nietzsche Podcast has to come to an end after this season. But I’m happy to announce my upcoming channel, where I will do financial advice and political commentary, from a libertarian / anarcho-primitivist perspective, “Monke Business”

@BeastAntares @zarthos75372 @CraigMak2 @RockChartrand „Non intervention” doesn’t eliminate unjust power or impractical organization, it just privatizes it. More investor control. Lobbying then becomes politics itself. Go live here, the fruits of this ideology in practice is this thenation.com/article/econom…

@NicholasHarr7 @zarthos75372 @CraigMak2 @RockChartrand There absolutely is such a thing as non intervention. The market regulates itself far better than the government does. The government is just a monopoly on violence. There is absolutely nothing the government does that the free market wouldn't do better, faster, and cheaper.

@BeastAntares @zarthos75372 @CraigMak2 @RockChartrand You have one of the most inefficient and most privatized welfare systems Sounds like just libertarian ideology

@NicholasHarr7 @zarthos75372 @CraigMak2 @RockChartrand We have one of the largest welfare states in the world. We have a massive, sweeping government that regulates everything we touch. The government bails out businesses it likes and punishes businesses it doesn't. These all certainly aren't capitalist policies.

@BeastAntares @zarthos75372 @CraigMak2 @RockChartrand With nature*, not anymore

@BeastAntares @zarthos75372 @CraigMak2 @RockChartrand Neoliberal slop man. There’s no such thing as non intervention. It’s like arguing that you gotta leave a baby in the woods with no parents for him to properly compete with anymore and reach a pragmatic form of organization. Too ideological

@BeastAntares @zarthos75372 @CraigMak2 @RockChartrand Problem is all these terms are too broad to even talk about in that sense. Too generalizing. No political scientist for example would call America now socialist because of your presented arguments. Main reason why is because it’s a conflation, a normative anti leftist sentiment

@NicholasHarr7 @zarthos75372 @CraigMak2 @RockChartrand You cannot point at a socialist policy and call it capitalism, just as you cannot point at a horse and call it a cow.

@KimDotcom Bro thinks NATO and the EU are just willing spawns of „American imperialism”

What’s next: Russia beats Ukraine Ursula resigns Starmer forced to resign Biggest stock markets crash ever Anti-Israel sentiment explodes USD no longer reserve currency The EU dissolves NATO dissolves End of US Empire Multipolarity Not necessarily in that order

@BeastAntares @zarthos75372 @CraigMak2 @RockChartrand I agree. And for what purpose are these interventions? What is the blanket ideology that proposes for constant capital mobility, globalization, deregulation, financializdation, and so on. Like I said you already got what you asked for, which is government „getting out of the way”

@NicholasHarr7 @zarthos75372 @CraigMak2 @RockChartrand Lmao the government never left. If anything the government is more involved than ever. Artificial barriers to entry, oppressive IP laws, government grants and funding favoring specific countries, government mandated licensing that lock small companies out of industry, ect.

@AGDugin Dugin appears to be beyond space and time

Those who supported Trump were right, good and moral. Those who still support him now are evil, dumb and pervert.

@MichaelHauda How’s that going

People will post this as if the US doesn't pay for over 55% of all cancer research while being 25% (or 14% adjusted for PPP) of the world GDP, we spend a vastly disproportionate amount on it relative to everyone else and all they do in return is despise us.

@TruthSe3kerEt @RockChartrand Thats for small to mid sized businesses. That’s the point. Neoliberalism did exactly what you wanted with Regan and now after „freeing” finance, private equity, ect, the obvious next steps were for said capital to influence government decisions in said markets. You are behind

@NicholasHarr7 @RockChartrand I can only dream of a world where the state will leave the market alone. Try opening a business and discover how absurd that notion is.

It has long been known that foreign intelligence services, with the active involvement of Hungarian journalists, have been intercepting my phone calls. Today they have made a new “major discovery”: they proved that I say the same publicly as I do on the phone. Nice work! For four years we have been saying that sanctions are a failure, causing more harm to the EU than to Russia. Hungary will never agree to sanction individuals or companies essential for our energy security, for achieving peace, or those with no reason to be on a sanctions list. However, the wiretap list is not complete. I have also regularly consulted with foreign ministers from several non-EU countries on sanctions-related matters.