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by skdhfkdjfhsjk 6mo ago
It was a quaint, simpler time. Now we are much more sophisticated and modern.
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by skdhfkdjfhsjk 6mo ago
"A petty thief is put in jail. A great brigand becomes a ruler of a nation." - Chuang Zhu (late 4th century B.C.)
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by skdhfkdjfhsjk 6mo ago
Among the Cherokee councils--which included both men and women--unanimous agreement was required for any group decision. In their society, and in so many others who have been crushed by the forces of empire over the eons, the leaders of the
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by skdhfkdjfhsjk 6mo ago
I was clearly 'developed enough' to understand atheism at a young age, given that I was a notorious atheist at a Bible Belt school. Not exactly a viewpoint with a lot of popular support in those days. But then I later realized tha
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by skdhfkdjfhsjk 6mo ago
Translation: the confessor was frustrated because Mr. Luther would not accept the B.S. he was being told to believe, and he thought a nice rigorous period of brainwashing in academia (controlled also by the Church) was the solution to the y
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by skdhfkdjfhsjk 6mo ago
He's saying that you academics create a self-reinforcing belief system in which certain opinions are labelled acceptable or unacceptable largely or solely based on credentialism and their adherence to the preconceptions espoused within
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by skdhfkdjfhsjk 6mo ago
It's not everyone who is like that here--just certain classes. (For certain definitions of "class.") I laugh in derision at such people and stay as far away from them as possible. The rich people I respect are owners of respe
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by skdhfkdjfhsjk 6mo ago
It doesn't even take that much wealth or power. Look at Vox Day. In my internet wanderings I recently found myself commenting on one of his posts for the completely benign purpose of helping to expand upon his "sigma" theory,