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by jeofken 6y ago
I think it does :) it’s called “the pot” because of all the hills up from city centre
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by jeofken 6y ago
In Norway it’s dark and cold as shit half the year and no flat parts of the towns; Amsterdam is flat and always pleasant or rainy
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by jeofken 6y ago
Symmetrically encrypt it and tell the border guard it’s your moms laptop password
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by jeofken 6y ago
With cryptocurrency you can travel across a border with a million $ worth, by just keeping a 12-word recovery phrase on you. Cryptocurrencies can never be stopped, and will more likely outlive governments than vice versa. Long live tax evas
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by jeofken 6y ago
Like my body is my property are the bodies of others also property of theirs, and I have no right to violate their property right. It is instead right to proportionally defend rightfully owned property.
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by jeofken 6y ago
Our natural rights are God-given and true since all men are equal children of creation, and thus no man has the right to stand above any other and deny them their right to speech or to gather. I am the property of myself and have the sole r
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by jeofken 6y ago
> Your translation means "coronavirus did not result in an increase in deaths in 2020" That’s simply a lie - you are deliberately taking the “yet” out and replacing “showing” with “result”, which indicates total certainty, from
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by jeofken 6y ago
Is the part we are disagreeing about what “not _yet_ showing any change” means? I doubt hospitals have ten thousand deaths which they procrastinated reporting. More likely the author meant that November and December is not yet counted, and
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by jeofken 6y ago
In [0] it states that 2020 is an average year in deaths, but only writes exact numbers for different quarters. In [1] it shows averages for the previous years in numbers summing while years up. I’m getting HTTP error 500 (iOS safari from a
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by jeofken 6y ago
Agreed. No man has the right to violently hinder free people from living free. My body is my property and not the property of the state.
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by jeofken 6y ago
Uncountable seeds of friendship and love never take root, due to meeting people being banned. Untold numbers of ideas and plans never made between entrepreneurs. All due to people with power over government arms or mass media being caught u
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by jeofken 6y ago
We agree. Reread my comment - I said it was “just like” the similie. Just like East Germans lived under forced government monopoly and regulations in the car market but most could dream of Benzes and BMWs, you and I can dream about a world
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by jeofken 6y ago
You and I have a thread above where I replied why ethics must be universal if they exist - I welcome you to prove me wrong there, or to boldly argue that might is right!
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by jeofken 6y ago
I agree that copyright law does not make sense
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by jeofken 6y ago
To downvoters - I welcome your disapproval like Socrates welcomed his hemlock ;) I claim that ethics if they exist must be universal. If ethics are not universal, ie it is right to steal from some but not from others, you will never find a
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by jeofken 6y ago
Where can one read up about Volvos supply chain?
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by jeofken 6y ago
Politics is for those who want to control other people
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by jeofken 6y ago
I get foggy and slow the next day(s), and I’m not alone in that. Of course dose dependent. It wouldn’t be right for a judge or policeman to smoke the day before work
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by jeofken 6y ago
The same argument was surely made by slave owners since the beginning of history, but westerners managed to abolish slavery, and after that industry was invented
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by jeofken 6y ago
Are you objectively sure it’s subjective? Ethics must be objective/universal, although cheating it is common and alluring. Because ethics are universal the rules make sense even for children. It is wrong to lie, steal, rape, and kill,
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by jeofken 6y ago
If you follow to it’s end the principle that makes gifts moral but theft immoral, or sex moral but rape immoral, or work moral but slavery immoral, yes you reach “anarcho-capitalism”
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by jeofken 6y ago
If you are interested in universal morals, the effects of incentives, and a world without coercion, I’d recommend checking out the website of the Mises Institute or the podcast of Stefan Molyneux. Good night from a small socialist European
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by jeofken 6y ago
Legal != ethical
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by jeofken 6y ago
This is true for large business. But an independent contractor, a hair dresser, a carpenter, a plumber, or any number of other people can do business without involving the violent and coercive group known as the state
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by jeofken 6y ago
If ethics exists it must be universal - otherwise ethics is just = power. If ethics is universal, rules apply equally to anyone. Let’s say theft is not moral, unlike receiving a gift. Both are cases of receiving without payment - the differ
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by jeofken 6y ago
Assuming free people could not create internet and electricity infrastructure is like an East German assuming free markets could not provide a Trabant alternative
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by jeofken 6y ago
Without tax I could provide my service at a lower rate and still make more, which I would then invest in the most efficient way I could, unlike government. “Tax fraud” makes it sound like one breaks a contract - but I never agreed with the
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by jeofken 6y ago
The best case would be a parallel economy developing, where you can hide yourself from government. No burglar can cost you as much as government. I sadly have yet to find a client for coding who wants to pay in crypto and not report it to t
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by jeofken 6y ago
Highly doubt von Mises said that. Here is good intro materials to his very rational economic theories https://mises.org/economics-beginners
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by jeofken 6y ago
Such racial hatred is only kosher against white native Europeans.

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