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by etherael 12y ago
Got it, I totally missed the link to the avions de chasse thing in the middle of the article and I can see how some people might think that is misogynistic. Thanks for the explanation.
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by etherael 12y ago
Seriously. He definitely didn't say anything about it in the actual linked video or story, so I'm assuming you're referring to some other event that isn't covered here, and thus asking you what that actually is. Or on th
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by etherael 12y ago
How is misogyny relevant to what he said or what is being discussed here?
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by etherael 12y ago
> you'd know that I wasn't trying to rebuke all claims of flaws. Hell, I didn't try to rebuke any such flaws. I didn't even deny them. You caught that did you? I'm very impressed.
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by etherael 12y ago
Keep stalking. You amuse me.
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by etherael 12y ago
No, and nothing respectively. But I can see how this excellent rebuke actually fully addresses all possible claims that the flaws seen in modern nation states are intrinsic to the structure thereof rather than merely globally applicable abe
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by etherael 12y ago
Maybe the problem is not just the United States government, but the very idea of government and the modern nation state as it stands ever since it came into existence after the peace of westphalia?
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by etherael 12y ago
> respond rudely to people who have already attacked me I didn't deny that > and even there I try to avoid doing so. I just said that, like for example right now.
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by etherael 12y ago
The worst I ever do is respond rudely to people who have already attacked me, and even there I try to avoid doing so. As for using other names that's just flatly false, as is any gloating about baiting people into flamewars and laughin
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by etherael 12y ago
Interesting point. Nobody thinks they're the bad guy, but some people are only considered the bad guy by the state, rather than almost everybody. That's the latter group to which I referred.
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by etherael 12y ago
> As a sidenote I find it bitter satire; people who cannot accept the will of others seeking tools to forcefully impose their own morality on the world instead By this do you mean those that can't accept the will of others comprise
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by etherael 12y ago
http://www.aorus.com/x3.aspx X3 plus was the model number sorry my mistake.
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by etherael 12y ago
Similar to the Razer Blade 14, but cheaper, and without the matrix-esque green backlight (just white) is the Aorus XP3+, which is ridiculously powerful and light. The only difference appears to be that it's actually even a little light
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by etherael 12y ago
> Roger Ver, a libertarian who did some jail time for selling explosives online without a license and renounced his U.S. citizenship a week after he became Kittitian (paying with cash, not bitcoin) believes in changing citizenships at w
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by etherael 12y ago
I have no hopes for you at all.
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by etherael 12y ago
In the same post you claim I don't get it, you agree with me and amplify my point. Congratulations, you are a retard.
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by etherael 12y ago
I admitted it in my first response. I said it was a misdemeanor if he were guilty of everything he had allegedly done relative to the actions of the prosecuting entity. If you were right and I were claiming SR was some pure bastion of light
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by etherael 12y ago
> Religious zealots always get mad when facts ruin their ideological narratives. Couldn't have said it better myself. You would do well to consider your own criticism. I will not be holding my breath waiting for the penny to drop fo
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by etherael 12y ago
Compared with the crimes of the entity actually mounting the prosecution, everything he was alleged to have done is at worst a misdemeanor. But you will never get a sociopathic state worshiping authoritarian to admit they don't have th
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by etherael 12y ago
It does indeed sound a lot like the fitness equivalent of the statement "those who play soccer found to have superior speed and endurance to others". It's a little funny that the previous statement sounds so naive and odd whe
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by etherael 12y ago
That's actually more likely to be reason (a).
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by etherael 12y ago
"GET OFF MY LAWN!" > "Becoming a boring human being is the fate of most people who keep the tech economy’s lights burning deep into the night." Anyone who thinks that the president of the united states is going to say
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by etherael 12y ago
Indeed, it's strange looking in from the outside that they consider the country to be so precious in this fashion. I would not go if I were paid a large amount of money to do so, and I have been offered exactly that numerous times, so
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by etherael 12y ago
Needs more cowbell.
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by etherael 12y ago
You in the front seat, headphones with ride of the valkyries, and 23 other people who haven't spent as much time thinking about it as you (probably the vast majority of people who are contemplating suicide) and you get your wish withou
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by etherael 12y ago
That would be valid if it had really been shown to happen the way you describe, it hasn't. Warlords fighting over political authority is not a proof for what happens when the entire society rejects the concept of political authority an
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by etherael 12y ago
> Theories are beholden to fact, not the other way around. Which does not make it impossible to come up with theories, strangely enough.
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by etherael 12y ago
To collapse the discussion to genesis, your words; Let me remind us of the original claim I was refuting: "If someone doesn't like the political system, then you're acting immorally and violently by forcing them to abide by
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by etherael 12y ago
There are two aspects of the "private security agencies will just become the government" question. If they clash for the Crown (page 9) or if they form a cartel (page 15). I mentioned both.
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by etherael 12y ago
page 15 also related.

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