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by roysting 4mo ago
In a world where the government has been turned into a massive customer of last resort and the game is a kind of first past the post of government capture, that’s simply not a game they can avoid, even if they’ve also been committing unforc
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by roysting 4mo ago
There is a far deeper problem, a systemic and foundational one; and unfortunately the whole system and all its components are all so vetted to the current rotten and distorted system that no amount of good intentions or personal dedication
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by roysting 4mo ago
The fact that people think the current state of chaos is a consequence of recent developments clearly tells us more about why it is in chaos than those types of people have the capacity to hear or understand. It also tells us that it’s very
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by roysting 4mo ago
Don't worry, your path of good intentions will get Switzerland there too soon enough. Are you at all aware only 3.5% of the population (all urban and not ethnically Swiss) determined the outcome of that referendum, regardless of how cl
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by roysting 4mo ago
Ironic for someone that thinks in standard NPC tropes
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by roysting 4mo ago
The Minions of the Ministry clearly do not approve.
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by roysting 4mo ago
Your tone deaf suggestion precisely underlies why Linux is not dominant. Obviously the question is about the MacOS environment, whether good or bad. No amount of installing any of the tens of thousands of quirky Linux distros will e.g., giv
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by roysting 4mo ago
It’s the insidious dualistic emotional trap that so many people are in, “my team is good and your team is bad”. People scoff at things like WWE but it’s really no different if you have a “my team” in sports (look around your space) or a si
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by roysting 4mo ago
Don’t worry everyone, the Ministry of Truth will make sure we know what we need to know.
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by roysting 4mo ago
Considering that Intel Macs will still be more than functional and provide a great user experience for many years afterwards even with Tahoe, not something that can be said for Win/PC machines, strikes me as being rather good customer
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by roysting 4mo ago
So I talk about vile evil people doing destructive, greedy, and rapacious things and you immediately think "he's talking about the jews!"? Why is that? Have you ever thought about why you do that?
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by roysting 4mo ago
It's rather odd that you good-boy with all the many points (we know you like your "karma") immediately jump to associating jews with evil and vile people like Kushner and his type. There are many jews who are opposed to vile
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by roysting 4mo ago
I sincerely apologize to any cephalopods I may have harmed or emotionally injured with my irresponsible association with the Kushners and their ilk. I hope to mend the trust and friendship with all my fellow creature on earth that are all e
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by roysting 4mo ago
You mean the talk that got us all out rights and freedoms? You know, like what started 250 years ago this year, and everyone has taken for granted to the point that it’s all just quietly being slipped out from under people who have no under
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by roysting 4mo ago
I get that the guidelines are just about the most subjective black hole you could drive a quasar through, but what exactly is the offending aspect? Is it the “Epstein island 2.0”? I mean, who believes that these types of people will not be
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by roysting 4mo ago
I don’t think pointing that out will get very far. People didn’t notice when “democracy” was pushed by the same people, in direct contradiction to the Constitution. “Democracy” was the lynchpin to neutralize the Constitution and usher in ol
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by roysting 4mo ago
I am quite confident that there will eventually in any of those cities be some kind of major mass casualty type event that will be attributed to that rejection. I don’t hope for it and am sorry for all of humanity for what we are allowing t
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by roysting 4mo ago
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by roysting 4mo ago
It’s the whole system. It takes many characteristics for something to happen in a specific manner. Even the global empire of the USA extracting competent people from all over the globe, depriving the source countries of that talent, is one
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by roysting 4mo ago
Have you ever heard of John Taylor Gatto? If not, you may want to look into his books. They will help you realize that schooling and learning/education are mutually exclusive and even that schooling is counterproductive because its pri
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by roysting 4mo ago
I am a bit surprised that not in the subject article nor anywhere else in this thread, as of my writing this, does there seem to be any mention of John Taylor Gatto or any of his books. He is a bit of a polarizing figure because he was a te
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by roysting 4mo ago
I wish we had a requirement for every corporation (non-profit, for profit, or politician) to disclose any and all “links”. The fact that there is so much resistance to that notion should tell people all they need to know about how toxic the
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by roysting 4mo ago
I think you’re missing that this abdication of personal freedoms to the government in the form of government imposed restrictions on cigarette and alcohol sales is precisely how we’ve gotten to this point over time; arguably following a pla
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by roysting 4mo ago
Have you ever considered that it’s a front? You may think that store that never has customers is just run incompetent business people, but in reality the real objective is not the one you believe it to be, and it’s actually great if you wer
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by roysting 4mo ago
Patrick Boyle has an excellent presentation (YT) on the SpaceX IPO. In case you thought you knew it was bad … it’s way worse than you think. https://youtu.be/IHD8BDFYyGI
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by roysting 4mo ago
Should we call the FBI because you have also written the forbidden character set; since you said doing so is probably cause to call the FBI?
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by roysting 4mo ago
I get your point and it is the reason I said “most of the time”. But frankly, what I think the perspective you espouse here is suffering from, is a kind of grandiosity and self-righteous moralization of the very kind that is self-defeating,
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by roysting 4mo ago
You are making a mistake in equating several things here. Not only is this SpaceX IPO that has latched itself onto pensions through accelerated inclusion in the S&P100 and other funds a different and rather unique matter, but excluding
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by roysting 4mo ago
That's interesting to me because I know for a fact that commercial baby food is augmented with what are effectively liquid plastics, i.e., petroleum based food "fillers". I know a scientist that ended up resigning quite a bit
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by roysting 4mo ago
It seems they may have just turned into the online propaganda zombies they are now. There are still small, local community newspapers that serve somewhat of their old function of keeping people informed and even some who hold local politici

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