whotookkarl
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Imagine the lack of self-reflection to call someone a barbarian while committing genocide to steal more land from Palestine. I can't apprehend the confusion of thought necessary to think this way without starting with some blunt force trauma to the noggin.
If you want some good demonstrations on how to deal with interlocutors who are conversing in bad faith (unwilling or unable to listen generously and engage with empathy) check out deconstruction zone (Justin) or AllegedlyIan.
This dishonor will not stand, man
The censorship on the movie The Big Sleep, based on a book about a pornography ring run by organized crime, was released at a time when they censored everything to the point of making the movie into a kind of nonsense with Bogart talking fast and Bacall singing a song about DV.
Zombie Duncan played by Jason Momoa sounds fun
It already is as people become aware of its limitations, that's why they're so desperate to sell it to anyone now while there are still people out there in charge of funding shit that don't understand the boundaries/limitations of the current gen tech.
I think the more common problem for most of us is how would you protect yourself from a government than how would you protect yourself without a government, you don't need to replace a cancer with anything once it's cured.
You can still build organization and specialized jobs within anarchy and without a state government, political parties, etc. Look at anarcho-syndicalism, synthesis anarchism, federated associations, and platformism with principles in decentralization and free association without coercion.
Watched a few old episodes of AEW and Futurama this week. Also it's getting late and raining tonight and reminded me of this Joe Pera episode about waking up in the middle of the night when it's raining, a little niche but if you enjoy it he's got some good podcast episodes too.
Yeah hamburgers with a little pb on top is great, hummus works good too
Genesis Streets of Rage is still one of my favorite soundtracks
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