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I believe everybody has a right to defend themselves against #Netanyahu, #Gollant and other fascist war-criminals. Not just a right, but a duty; and most of us are not doing our share.

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2025-05-21 13:41:50

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Its selling shares in the Commons, to dilute out the existing citizens for personal gain.
And like any form of selling stolen goods, it attracts the lowest and least admirable human scum.

2025-05-21 13:06:25

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In #Australia, from this year its illegal to sell a new car without a remote kill switch entrusted to the government

2025-05-21 07:35:04

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Thermal energy storage for building heat is very easy. Hot water works beautifully.
Thermal energy storage for electricity generation is ridiculously hard. Leading choices at present are molten salts (ferociously corrosive) or graphite (insanely flammable).

2025-05-21 07:29:08

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I'd guess Mainstream Media wanted to say "terrorist infrastructure units", but staff couldn't spell it.
"Casualties" must be their fallback euphemism

2025-05-21 07:26:09

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I "loved" how drastically Elie Wiesel's books differed between English and Hebrew.
But his ideological successors no longer believe they need to bother...

2025-05-21 07:24:04

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Because relays haven't banned the "k" word :p

2025-05-21 07:11:52

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I have faith in Merz's creativity! He doesn't have to park borrowings, he can spend them outside the country!

2025-05-21 06:54:24

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Demand (living standards) have fallen far enough to match dwindling supply.
And the people are taking it. Time to issue more debt in their name!

2025-05-21 06:09:00

https://video.nostr.build/5e4760a27e08009ef8a7658f02ccf7562c4765a9483876d173e4884bb6c87504.mp4
MK Moshe Feiglan says the quiet part out aloud.
#yourtaxesatwork

2025-05-21 06:02:43

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It appears Starmer and Lammer are willing to posture at doing the right thing, after trying everything else.

2025-05-19 06:29:41

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Creditors would be more choosey, and state violence less utilised for repossession

2025-05-19 02:22:52

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Those tribal councils and chiefdoms populations were a majority of humanity until ~1500 AD.
The Statist status quo has been dominant for roughly 0.25% of Homo Sapien's history as a species.
Looking at the ever-increasing centralisation, fragility and enshitification of the world, I'm not bullish on Statism. Previous episodes of Statism have led to collapse, and reemergence of decentralised self-governance.

2025-05-18 23:32:58

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Public office :D
But quite a few went into the grave.
I find the "Purple" gang interesting. All-Jewish, never caught, and almost certainly working with the authorities.

2025-05-18 23:15:38

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I'm sorry to hear that, man. Hopefully you "draw" a good case manager who dismisses the BS report.

2025-05-18 23:03:20

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I've written Minetest mods in Lua, if that counts. Not my favourite language, its Javascript with extra steps...

2025-05-18 13:28:29

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Bad news for a lot of Western police forces. Their favourite, protected, "confidential informant" drug dealers and pimps are going to die messy deaths or start working for new, ex-Ukrainian bosses.
I don't see the threat matrix changing much for honest citizens, but the dishonest (uniformed or otherwise) should make plans...

2025-05-18 06:36:24

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Vegan Teals and Greens care about this. They imagine its the first of many victories over carnivory. They are organised, well-funded, and well-networked within the ALP.
IDK any Muslims who GAF.

2025-05-16 10:42:17

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I was a teenager when that song came out; standards were low :p
My girlfriend at the time loved it. She was cringe and annoying, but hot.

2025-05-16 06:44:44

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Bullish AF, that's 80% of the economy here

2025-05-16 05:50:02

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LOL I had a friend a bit like you. Several, now that I think about it :)
I have a suspicion we're no more than two degrees of separation in the offline world. Reenactment and experimental archaeology are very international. But probably best not to investigate, if we value our anonymity :D

2025-05-16 05:15:46

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Facts.
Although China has its problems (same as the first three of ours).
It may drop the baton on its foot soon after we pass it.
We've never seen a civilisational "dropped baton" on a global scale before. Historical merely-regional de-complexifications were pretty horrific.

2025-05-16 04:39:29

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They have whatever borders our foreign aid can kill for.
But they legitimate this by referencing the maniacal claims of a 1st millenium BC murder cult (even though modern Jewish practise differs greatly from purported religious antecedents).

2025-05-16 04:32:24

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No, not everywhere, and not at the same rate.
Nigeria is holding up well. College-educated Nigerian women self-report wanting 20 children (modal response).
Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh are similar, while West Bengal and Tamil Nadu have been below replacement for decades.
Religious observance is highly correlated with birth rates, as are stable (if often terrible) levels of inequality.

2025-05-16 03:15:21

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"Israel" is already wildly swollen beyond historical borders.
Historical Judah was approximately the area of metropolitan Yerushmalim.
Historical Yisrael was an ugly patch of scrubland to its north.
Exaggerated claims have been made in books, but neighbouring countries (who recorded the arrival of every trade caravan and dynastic squabbles in obscure city states) never found David or Solomon important enough to mention.

2025-05-15 22:27:43

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#seasteading

2025-05-14 12:35:10

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I wouldn't buy a used car from Ergodan.
And if I bought one from Bibi he would send someone to steal it back.
I can't imagine any of those snakes trusting each other enough to turn their back, or even lower a weapon.

2025-05-14 12:05:33

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“Start/stop technology: where your car dies at every red light so companies get a climate participation trophy,”
Hahaha literally true, but I like that feature in my Toyota. Of course, being a hybrid, she can accelerate like a rocket even if her engine is off.
I'm willing to pay for that feature, it shouldn't be compelled by govt threats.

2025-05-14 07:01:12

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Those are also China's objectives, but secondary to "make bank selling weapons components to both sides".
China plays geopolitics exactly the way America did, pre-WW1...

2025-05-13 10:27:42

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100%, @nprofile…hq45
We can make observations and draw conclusions as to what they mean ("hypothesis").
If our hypothesis stops making sense after we make a new, repeatable observation ("fire can burn some metals, and metals are not alive"), then we think and ask around until we have a new hypothesis that fits all our observations.
If somebody feels that the putative "Big Bang" cannot be seen, and the hypothesis is therefore in need of replacement, then I would ask them to observe the Cosmic Microwave Background.
The "Big Bang" can, in fact, still be seen, just not with the naked eye.

2025-05-13 08:52:27

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Would any German prosecutor have the balls to charge the Chancellor in the current environment? Actual question, not rhetorical

2025-05-13 04:43:34

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English doesn't have a legitimate marriage in its entire family tree :p
Its a living language, and bastardry all the way up.

2025-05-13 00:28:37

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Sounds ridiculous, but this court is pushing back against working staff to death, and rightly so.
And before anyone says "but he should have started his own company if he wanted better conditions", this was in the People's Republic of China, not Galt's Gulch.

2025-05-13 00:24:52

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9-9-6 if you're educated; employer's whim if not

2025-05-12 01:15:10

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We need to supply them even better coke, and then rile them up to fight the Russian army themselves in person.

2025-05-11 12:19:44

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Without a nation-state to subsidise protecting the financial interests of the shareholders against the Board, the Boards' against the managers, and the managers' against the workers, there will be few and tiny corporations.

2025-05-11 06:44:19

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I'm looking at purchasing the rural doomstead I've always wanted, and the property I'm negotiating for would be $40k for a pole and wire. No way!

2025-05-11 06:21:49

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They would be traumatised. And we would be bored.

2025-05-11 06:09:42

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I agree, but they need to be the right users or they won't enjoy it.
I'm also on Reddit and StackExchange, no way would I invite 90% of them here...

2025-05-11 06:06:08

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We need to offer a cup of cold concrete to every new sign up.
Many have never encountered a community without a Party line to adhere to, and a hierarchy to snitch to.
#Nostr isn't for everybody, I fear...

2025-05-10 13:35:31

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Hahahaha no chance, their elites are just as insincere, self-serving and theatrical as ours.

2025-05-10 09:42:43

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Most of those are riddled with false positives.
And then there's SpamHaus. SpamHaus admin deserves to star in an Islamic State beheading video.

2025-05-10 01:50:46

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Mister Ravindra, no-no-no, let me tull YOO about an exCITing OppOrTooNahTee!
Your citee is about to be turn into black glass, but YOO can reincarnate as a MIGHTY COCKROACH if you subscribe to my plun!

2025-05-09 12:29:59

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Never heard of that fellow! He owns assets, does he?

2025-05-09 12:03:56

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Yes, lamb is good - but goat is GOAT.
Both better with cummin and garlic.
Looking at buying a "weekend" farmlet, myself, reading up on the possibilities...

2025-05-09 06:44:43

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Not only in wartime. The USSR, when led by their WW2 generation, constructed the second-largest period of sustained economic growth by any nation ever.
In the 50s and early 60s under Khruschev, innovation and risk-taking were rewarded, and the Soviet economy grew by double-digit percentages every year, going from a 3rd-world hellhole to the world's second-largest economy by 1970. Despite the glaring disadvantage of being a largely non-market economy, requiring significant expenditures of effort to gather data by non-market means.
Then the Soviet Boomers came of age, the cultural wheels fell off, and the USSR became the bureaucratic, risk-averse, gerontocratic, ethnic-quota-led, empty-shelved, everything-is-politics percursor to the modern EU/UK/AU that we love to mock.
Culture is upstream of both politics and economics - the right culture can make even State Capitalism ("Communism") work to some extent. Respect to those 50s and 60s Soviet citizens.
State Capitalism's failure modes are horrific, however...

2025-05-09 00:08:52

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That soulless entitled prick was actually really bad at winning wars, but really good at starting or escalating them.
"I am a firm proponent of the use of poison gas against uncivilised tribes!
[...]
Even a little of the agent is enough to spread a lively terror!"

2025-05-08 14:14:35

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Real product? I have a friend who needs one of these. It will need to put up with his drunken rants, but he's fond of poorly-coordinated Asian girls :D

2025-05-08 13:40:17

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100%

2025-05-08 06:37:54

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Don't be sad, celebrate them!
The nurses and paramedics I know who administer fentanyl are helping patients to cope with an unpleasant if hopefully temporary painful reality.
The #XMR transactors I know are changing an unpleasant if hopefully temporary statist reality.
Best in category :)

2025-05-08 04:59:34

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What if its a 2025 car or tv? Then it is both. Your tag will need a whole new ontology.
Thinking about it though, you're the best person I know for that challenge!

2025-05-07 22:13:12

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Ouch, it burns! :D
An #agorist is a rat or similar wary scoff-law who can now only come out at night.
An #illegalist or #stirnerist believes he is becoming a wolf, but usually only transforms his tail.
#cryptoanarchy and #circulareconomy, now that's how you grow wings. Unfortunately, no one is born knowing how to fly, and it requires mad skillz to stay aloft for long.

2025-05-07 21:48:15

A "Progressive" is a gullible sheep, who believes the sheep dog will save him from being eaten by the shepherd.
A "Conservative" is a gullible sheep, who believes the shepherd will save him from being eaten by the sheep dog.
The shepherd and the sheep dog both live off sheep carcasses, and depend on each other utterly even if they squabble over the division of meat.

2025-04-11 07:15:51

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:Looks sheepish:
I'll look at Minitru again this weekend, promise :p

2025-04-11 04:48:49

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Tagr-bot is Rabble's, AFAIK.
Rabble's not a police officer, more a "People's Commissar For The Prevention Of Wrongthink And The Promotion Of Grant-Applications".

2025-04-10 10:32:25

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Not until the Messiah appears.
But some Zionist sects, notably Gush Emumim, believe that they, collectively, are the Messiah.

2025-04-10 04:51:31

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Like Pandoc, but can guess input formats?

2025-04-10 04:42:15

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What are your thoughts on self-insuring?

2025-04-09 08:52:41

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"Think of the drop-shippers!
Think of the drop-shippers!
Won't somebody, anybody, think of the drop-shippers?"

2025-04-09 01:58:22

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100%.
Micro-wind is unfortunately failure-prone and scammy.
Burning biomass for heat is also a resilient energy choice. Interested in trying biomass gassification to run generators etc., but only after I get some land...

2025-04-08 13:13:09

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https://frame.work/ca/en has a good reputation.
Being a shameless cheapskate, I once built my own 10.1" laptop from a Raspberry Pi 3 with a cardboard box for a case. The Pi 3 just didn't have enough grunt, but I reckon a 5 might.

2025-04-08 11:59:09

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Full text link - https://download.books.ms/main/1631000/f411d3802f5c91487cd3c6046e7e83aa/David%20Friedman%20-%20The%20Machinery%20of%20Freedom_%20Guide%20to%20a%20Radical%20Capitalism-Open%20Court%20Publishing%20Company%20%281989%29.pdf

2025-04-08 10:47:38

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Any idea where and with what that sign was made?
I'm used to thin paper and inks that fade after one afternoon in the sun :p

2025-04-08 10:16:03

#nevent1q…suep
People should read the Talmud here - https://archive.org/details/neweditionofbaby0002unse - and decide for themselves.
Some values dissonance may occur during transit. Refrigerate after opening. Poster not responsible should you become a Jew, or an antisemite, or merely die of tedium as a result of consuming this product.

2025-04-08 04:32:15

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Suicide Is Healthy!

2025-04-08 03:42:50

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Well done. Very well done!

2025-04-08 03:38:13

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You are rebutting points I haven't made, and that are tangential at best to the OP.
Whether tariffs "work" depends on who is using them, and with what end in mind. We could trade historical examples and future scenarios all day, but they would be irrelevant to the OP.
My point remains: tariffs require no more State power than is already required to secure a territory, or even, if low enough, just its major logistical hubs.
All other forms of taxation require more pervasive State information-gathering, bureaucracy, and threat or use violence.

2025-04-07 23:51:51

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Politics is "the Art of the Possible", my friend, and sometimes "the perfect" can be the enemy of "the good".
An hour's labour stolen through tariffs empowers the State far less than an hour's labour stolen through "income tax".

2025-04-07 23:29:22

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Goodnight, Esh. Sweet dreams!

2025-04-07 23:00:40

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Idiotically honest and upfront, that's literally the only change.
Playing "Beggar Thy Neighbour" via mafia-like rigging of fiat trade rules has been a thing as long as States have existed.
Trump is following the same policies as ancient Athens and Thebes, but without the virtue-signalling sugar-coat of insincerity that 21st century Influencers expect.

2025-04-07 22:00:33

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"The Economics of Organised Crime" is a bit theory-heavy, but it covers the logic of how organised crime and government make money.
https://libgen.li/get.php?md5=db091ec0f8a095ca2412985b5087c990&key=M2G3P98NSKOT0R8H
"The Commission of Inquiry into Possible Illegal Activities and Associated Police Misconduct" is a timeless classic and a much deeper dive:
https://www.ccc.qld.gov.au/sites/default/files/Docs/Publications/CCC/The-Fitzgerald-Inquiry-Report-1989.pdf

2025-04-07 07:53:45

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To think I have trouble splitting redgum with a sharp axe :D

2025-04-07 07:41:28

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Have to admit some of that account's content has a ChatGPT positivity vibe.
But I've interacted with him and gotten highly tailored replies.
A human that uses ChatGPT sometimes?
Or you really think a bot? Quality work if true

2025-04-07 07:36:36

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I'm shocked, shocked I tell you :D
I don't think anyone should buy a weapon with software not at minimum "source-available".
Wars will be won with backdoors like this.
Old China loved to use "silver bullets" to subvert human commanders. New China can use "Silicon bullets" to subvert hardware directly...

2025-04-07 03:26:45

Chinese girl talks about propaganda in the media.
She's comparing China and Canada, but what she says applies just as well to Australia, or any other "normal" Western country today...
https://video.nostr.build/950da35e8ac50ae9d4e43c9c07d7ad7ddae1bba778501bec679e38a3218fbd5a.mp4

2025-04-06 22:44:20

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To be fair to Starmer, its more that he's putting trousers made of meat on you, and calling plaintively for the leopard to come and eat.
I believe he aspires to become a flea on the leopard's tail.

2025-04-06 22:38:44

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With all the information available these days, ignorance can no longer be seen as a misfortune.
Ignorance is a lifestyle, that requires discipline and commitment to abstain from noticing obvious facts and making simple deductions.

2025-02-07 00:04:24

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I should probably do more work on that this weekend, instead of s---posting now :D

2025-02-07 00:03:09

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I really hope the "big names" are using dedicated clients. Web extensions are convenient and user-friendly (I'm using one now) but the attack surface is comparatively large.
No real getting around that tradeoff, other than encouraging experienced users to try different clients.

2025-02-06 23:41:17

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Life, sine qua non, seeks out and consumes metastable resources, thus increasing entropy both locally and globally.
Would that be efficient or inefficient, in your philosophy? Since life increases thermodynamic entropy, death must be an unqualified good, right? Unless, perhaps, a death under consideration would result in the replication of even-more-entropic lifeforms.

2025-02-06 04:10:28

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It grabbed headlines, and silenced the previous discourse. So probably already succeeded as much as was ever likely.
"Riviera". Whatever he and Bibi were smoking, they should be sharing.
Despite the (worst of) intentions, a contemporary US-military-led colonization of Gaza is more likely to result in another Kosovo or Iraq than another Trail of Tears.

2025-02-05 05:08:48

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It must be good, then :) I've downloaded a few of their smaller models, need to play around with finetuning them

2025-02-05 05:02:11

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Any centralized form of government without Constitutional limits is capable of those abuses.
That is, quite simply, the opposite of what I advocated above.
Democracy has always scared a lot of people. The Rule of Law does too. When I was a kid those people almost always identified with the Right, but its more complex today.

2025-02-05 03:15:21

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Would be nice; but your next Chancellor loves the taste of boot polish as much as our next Prime Minister does.
A much, much higher % of your voters are alert to the scam, though, I will grant that.

2025-02-05 02:48:32

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Nah. They had to call in bigger but less reliable war criminals.
Because they are losers who can't stop losing even with unlimited Western weapons and media interference.

2025-02-05 02:45:54

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15 Now it was the governor’s custom at the festival to release a prisoner chosen by the crowd. 16 At that time they had a well-known prisoner whose name was Jesus[b] Barabbas. 17 So when the crowd had gathered, Pilate asked them, “Which one do you want me to release to you: Jesus Barabbas, or Jesus who is called the Messiah?” 18 For he knew it was out of self-interest that they had handed Jesus over to him.
19 While Pilate was sitting on the judge’s seat, his wife sent him this message: “Don’t have anything to do with that innocent man, for I have suffered a great deal today in a dream because of him.”
20 But the chief priests and the elders persuaded the crowd to ask for Barabbas and to have Jesus executed.
21 “Which of the two do you want me to release to you?” asked the governor.
“Barabbas,” they answered.
22 “What shall I do, then, with Jesus who is called the Messiah?” Pilate asked.
They all answered, “Crucify him!”
23 “Why? What crime has he committed?” asked Pilate.
But they shouted all the louder, “Crucify him!”
24 When Pilate saw that he was getting nowhere, but that instead an uproar was starting, he took water and washed his hands in front of the crowd. “I am innocent of this man’s blood,” he said. “It is your responsibility!”
25 All the people answered, “His blood is on us and on our children!”
26 Then he released Barabbas to them. But he had Jesus flogged, and handed him over to be crucified.
Matthew 27:15-26

2025-02-05 01:57:55

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Those changes would certainly be an improvement :)
But I'm an even bigger fan of "rules without rulers", like Bitcoin and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Participatory_budgeting; and maximum decentralization for anything where those can't work.

2025-02-05 01:52:49

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I think its a dumpster fire, but there are no simple solutions. Your solution was funny, though :)

2025-02-05 01:45:52

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I used to think that. So I joined a political party to watch how the sausage gets made.
And no, Representative "Democracy" actually IS the problem. Many problems, in fact, starting with "Principal-Agent" and "Coordination" and continuing all the way down.
The People, themselves, are the only safe hands for holding power. "Representatives" are just a game-show version of dictatorship.

2025-02-05 01:38:18

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Stop dissing that poor man's investment strategy :D He had USD$20M of unexplained investments in LatAm revealed way back in the Pandora Papers, before Russia entered the war.

2025-02-05 01:33:18

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100% agree, but at this point in the West there are incomparably more virtue-signalling "accomplices" fatiguing the world than there are haters. My LinkedIn feed "jumped the shark" years ago. Not literally, although that's probably only a matter of time.

2025-02-05 01:24:48

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In fairness to voters, there are near-insurmountable "barriers to entry" in the "political representation" market. Most of which are deliberately constructed using state power. Trust is a larger consideration for voters than qualifications or experience, and in far shorter supply.
Elections have surprisingly few consequences for the Establishment.
Perhaps this "Representative" experiment has run its course and taught us all we needed to know.

2025-02-05 00:31:37

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https://plantbasednews.org/culture/billions-animals-killed-growing-crops/
Also, why do they always exclude insect deaths? Down with Chordate-Supremacism!

2025-02-04 23:52:24

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Military: "The only size we'll sell will be Jumbo. Because everyone knows the real use-case for condoms is avoiding carrying the weight of underpants on long-range patrols, and I always need to pack some extra 40mms"

2025-02-04 23:49:09

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Oh dear...
Marketing decisions in Diss-World:
Engineer: "So, we're selling condoms. Obviously our retail channels will be hardware stores, because those are the places where I get horny."
Doctor: "And to eliminate the risk of breakage and STIs, the condom will cover the entire body and have the consistency of road tyres. Safety first!"
Lawyer: "Great thinking, team! We shall inscribe a consent form on the packaging, so it can only be opened after both parties have signed it with their hardware keys."

2025-01-27 00:51:37

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That would be wrong and a waste of resources. He should instead drop them over whichever country is annoying him most on any given day.

2025-01-26 22:46:58

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Fertiliser has the dubious virtue of enabling terrible farming practices to still make a saleable product. For a while.
But without Haber-Bosch fixed nitrogen (and "Green Revolution" crops able to utilise it in large quantities to send yield-per-hectare soaring to modern levels), the global population would have maxed out in about 1910. As indeed it almost did, due to famine and malnutrition even in Europe.
Chilean nitrate (guano) was the only established alternative, and that was mined wildly unsustainably. "Fossil fertiliser".
Totally agree regarding soil carbon and soil structure, but we are riding a fertiliser tiger, without which six billion people would die in a year. I don't have a solution, but outsourcing fertiliser production to China (in Australia's case) or Russia (in the EUs) sure isn't a step forward...
The solution to microplastics is to stop requiring biodegradation additives in consumer goods. The cost of this change is not merely free but actually negative. Biodegradation into microplastics only replaces as aesthetic problem with a health problem.

2025-01-26 21:26:17

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100%.
For anyone who hasn't read it - https://annas-archive.org/md5/3eacf365f89c153e748eaa0e5cb909fe
Vaclav Smil's introduction to this problem.
Concrete, steel, fertiliser and plastic are the "Four Pillars" of living standards, and all of them require prodigious amounts of energy that can't be wished into existence (although production can be, and is being, outsourced to Russia / China / India).

2025-01-26 21:10:19

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Next step - run GrapheneOS on your Pixel!
Freer every day

2025-01-26 12:11:03

https://www.theamericanconservative.com/trump-must-act-quickly-on-the-west-bank/

2025-01-26 07:13:53

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Not just Elon, I daresay.
Between some of the pardons, the cancelling of clearances, and the pulling of security details, I'm picking up a cold-blooded, methodical, and vengeful Washington insider with Trump's ear.
Whoever that is, they need to stay alive. They are the enemy the Deep State deserves.