PsychedSy @ PsychedSy @sh.itjust.works

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Are you okay? Everything's gonna be alright my dude.

They're going to pretend they can declare whatever they don't like an insurrection. The court cases will stabilize interpretation of the amendment, so I think the court cases surrounding this are going to be a good thing... I'm not sure where you were going with the rest of that.

I'm not sure it matters yet. Are the parties even required to have primaries? What keeps them from just choosing at the convention?

This can of worms is open - every angle needs to be litigated. I'm not looking forward to random secretaries of state declaring eating tacos on the fourth of july to be insurrection.

And most of us only care that the time estimate is accurate within about a minute anyway.

This is now a thread on who can find the most wild interpretation.

I didn't downvote you, but I did wonder if you thought she was a chameleon.

I'm down with alliteration. If you can make it fit it's worth it.

I was referring to IP being regulation that must die. Farms subsidies. A lot of zoning trash. The regulations that made trucks so much more popular. Not all regulation is beneficial. I'm talking about removing regulatory capture shit that only serves to entrench large corporations.

In our current society a sudden shift would suck horribly regardless of direction. Some libertarian ideas require analogous private structures in some instances and it's reasonable to want to see that.

It's kind of unreasonable to analyze any political ideology assuming it happens overnight.

Need some smaller, shipping crate sized nuclear generators that can be rented. If smaller set ups end up helping with knowledge and new tech then awesome. If not, it's still pretty fucking cool.

Those are both reductions in legislation/regulation.

I've got feet in both left and right. I'm much more anti-corporatist than most. Large corps are only possible due to limited liability and shit like IP. I'd like to see those laws gradually changed so that risk they take on isn't covered by the rest of us.

I'm not a genius or a magician so I'm not 100% sure how exactly to implement things, but trade and governance are technologies and if we eliminate adverse incentives we should be able to steadily grow as a society.

It's also popular in libertarian circles because it's funny as fuck.

It can depend, since it's a large ideological umbrella. Big L (party) peeps tend to prefer environmental damage be handled as damaging property, so it'd be hashed out in the courts. Some minarchists are fine with certain types of regulation anyway.

Voting with your feet would be for things that aren't just straight up violation of your rights.

Subsidies for big business, regulatory capture and other forms of corporate rent seeking are all things libertarians are against. For big L libertarians you even have party platforms.

I gotchu bro.

Glass bottles have a list of states where you can return them for a deposit.

After the revolution message me and I'll let you command the firing squad yourself.

If we're heading toward less civil liberties and limits on political speech, then I'm fine with that.

It has been getting worse.

Out of curiosity, did you send that message recently or a day or two ago? My inbox says it's been like 20m. Looking at the thread it says 2 days.

I don't think it's more practical. I think it's what emerged from researchers trying to refer to concepts. I prefer the clarified prefixes.

Yeah. It's pretty bad. It's the good pizza places that do that, too.

I mean Japan doesn't really have to worry about being attacked. The US will do the work if Japan gets attacked.