glennvtx

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by glennvtx 5y ago
People don't know what they want, or rather, they know what they don't want, and it is what we currently have. "most" Americans would like a reasonably priced open market for healthcare, not the currently entrenched heal
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by glennvtx 6y ago
Justifying genocide, war, and atrocity because you cannot imagine a better alternative? As someone who grew up on a farm, i can assure you government has done nothing to help, they have only ever saddled us with burden, and enforced monopol
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by glennvtx 6y ago
There is no such place, and even if there were, your argument is essentially, "ergo, Decedo". Government is and always has been the principal enabler of every single genocide, war, and mass atrocity in history. Einstein said the
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by glennvtx 6y ago
When something is taken from you, against your will, ( through coercion ) that is a theft. People have been conditioned your whole life to accept it, but it is still theft.
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by glennvtx 6y ago
Taxation is just theft, There is no fair way to apply theft.
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by glennvtx 6y ago
It all boils down to utilities not thinking they needed to protect wellheads from these kinds of temperatures in Texas. I get how that can happen, many of you make the same mistake with outside faucets. I spent the past few days with rollin
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by glennvtx 6y ago
I read this in clippy's voice.
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by glennvtx 6y ago
I read this is clippy's voice.
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by glennvtx 6y ago
Anyone who uses coercion to take property from someone where that person has not trespassed the person or property of another human being is a thief, it does not matter what uniform they wear, or how many people voted for them to be able to
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by glennvtx 6y ago
This is awful, And also it is obvious that if one physically possesses the device, the keys, one can access this data.
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by glennvtx 6y ago
The biggest promise of crypto is that it is immune to government censorship / control. It can free us from the hidden taxation of inflation, and government coercion. I for one don't want government to be able to regulate / co
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by glennvtx 6y ago
Same here
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by glennvtx 6y ago
1: buy BTC 2: HODL 3: ??? 4: Moon Lambos, bro.
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by glennvtx 6y ago
Perhaps that is how you, and other rational people might feel about it, but the psychopaths in charge might very well feel differently, and probably do, if history is any indicator.
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by glennvtx 6y ago
I would. After all the attacks against them he has made, I would have done it a long time ago.
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by glennvtx 6y ago
The problem there is that these sites have become echo-chambers, where they breed extremism. These kinds of ideologies (E.G. Nazism) need to be exposed to the light, like a bacteria, in order to be shamed and debunked.
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by glennvtx 6y ago
Straight democracy is a disaster, rightly avoided whenever possible. Allowing "the masses" to dictate policy such as you propose results in giant unsustainable welfare states, where the masses in cities vote themselves the proper
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by glennvtx 6y ago
They will simply leave, or destroy the system.
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by glennvtx 6y ago
My thoughts immediately went to data from star trek.
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by glennvtx 6y ago
HOW. Youtube is a multi-tentacled beastie. What did you do to effectively block it?
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by glennvtx 6y ago
If i could request one thing, it would be the ability to block a site during the scheduled time outright, and / or add a challenge of typing some awful lorem ipsum or something to unlock it for a short time.
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by glennvtx 7y ago
If the regulations are unnecessary, then why not dispense with them and let the free market work. Surely you don't think government is more efficient than the market.
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by glennvtx 7y ago
No. First, it is unethical, and the antithesis of this countries founding principal concerning freedom and free market forces. Remove the barriers to entry and competition that government created, they have enabled the monopolies that drive
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by glennvtx 7y ago
No one seems to address the idea that coercion is necessary to force people to pay for this, something i do not wish to do, and many people feel the same. It has already been shown this disincentives work, Those of us that do work and are t
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by glennvtx 7y ago
Pretty much sums it up right there. done.
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by glennvtx 7y ago
Nailed it. Just vote harder, amirite? This has come so far from the individual freedom that the bill of rights was envisioned to protect. Now the question is "what is right thing to do for me" rather than "what is the right t
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by glennvtx 7y ago
This is an egregious miscarriage of justice and everyone involved in perpetrating it against this man - for publishing the misdeeds of government, should be strung up, Literally. That is what the founders of this country would have done, an
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by glennvtx 7y ago
I have fixed a ton of drives, in general. Board replacements, swapping platters, head swaps, etc. Some takeaways: I started doing this under tupperware, and that worked. I built a "cleanroom" out of a new sandblasting cabinet, and
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by glennvtx 7y ago
No we do not. The government has screwed the system up enough, giving this government even more control is a terrible idea. Just stop enforcing monopolies, Force providers to have a clear pricing structure and let market forces deal with it
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by glennvtx 7y ago
My CT cost $180 in the US because i bothered to shop around.. I see these articles all the time cherry-picking The only reason healthcare in the US is high is government enforcing monopolies, Giving them more power over healthcare is fooli

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