I could care less what the will of the majority is. I know the difference between right and wrong and your elections, laws, and judges don't change natural rights. The majority agreeing that a tyrant should be in charge doesn't legitimize tyranny. Legislators voting to spend your money on killing children doesn't make that acceptable. Democracy doesn't make crime ok. If you hurt someone or take their property without their consent, you are a criminal. It doesn't matter what words on a piece of paper say, it doesn't matter what douchebags in robes say, it doesn't matter who voted for what. Crime is crime. Your whole life you have been taught that democracy is some kind of holy system that we should spread around the entire world in some kind of crusade. Democracy, whether representational or direct, is just a scam to make you accept being a slave.

Yes it sucks that Americans get less vacation time or whatever than Europeans. No the answer is not to force all businesses to give employees more paid time off. The answer is to get the government the fuck out of the way so good things can happen naturally for workers. There would be more employers to choose from, more competition for skilled and unskilled workers, and thus better benefits if the government would stop interfering with the free market. They purposely craft regulations to protect a few corporations at the expense of people trying to start new businesses.

Voting for the lesser of two evils just legitimizes evil.

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You work your entire life so that you own things, like a house, a car, etc. We aspire to ownership. Unfortunately, in America ownership is a myth. You own nothing because Americans have allowed the state to become so powerful that it can take whatever it wants from you at any time for any arbitrary reason. Your house, your car, every cent in your bank account, the cash in your wallet, it's all theirs for the taking. Civil asset forfeiture, eminent domain, frozen bank accounts, etc etc. Houses stolen over a few hundred dollars in missed property tax payments. Life savings seized without any evidence of a crime because you were driving through the wrong town. You own nothing except perhaps what the state doesn't know you have. This is what modern slavery looks like. Americans once started a revolution over a 2% tax on tea. Now they work a third of their working hours for the state and fund their own subjugation. Learn how to opt out of their slave systems by subscribing to Thought Crime Trap House, link in bio!

I can't wait until $MSTR blows up so I can pick up some cheap #bitcoin. Please bankrupt all the suitcoiners and give the plebs a chance to stack hard.

New 0.2% tax on ALL #bitcoin transactions in Illinois. Don't worry I'm sure the great state of Illinois will put the money it steals from bitcoiners to good use. None of it will get wasted on corruption, fraud, and paying friends 100k to do powerpoint presentations about the feasibility of maybe doing something at a later date. Pro tip: If you use Monero, they won't evem know that you did a transaction. If you practice proper opsec, use non KYC bitcoin only, and on and off ramp P2P through trusted parties, they also won't know that you even have bitcoin. Subscribe to Thought Crime Trap House if you want to learn more about using non KYC bitcoin and Monero.

Democratic systems that are based on coercion backed by a monopoly on violence are immoral. You can't ignore the gun in the room. Imagine that you have 2 neighbors and they get together and decide that they want to build a pool and that you are going to pay for it. Now what would you do if your two neighbors come over, armed, and threaten to lock you in their basement unless you give them money to fund their pool? You object, and they say sorry but the majority has spoken and if you don't like it you can always move. How is this, in a moral sense, any different from how the United States governs it's citizens? Do you think words on a constitution, signed by dead men who you never met, justify theft, extortion, murder, kidnapping, mass surveillance, etc? The high priests of the supreme court think they do, what do you think? People stuck in a statist mindset give the state a pass for the immoral acts they commit, simply because of a false belief in their authority. The state is just people, they aren't gods, they are people just like the neighbors in the example above. As people, they shouldn't be excused for their immoral acts. Laws and elections don't make what's wrong suddenly become right. Why should we follow bad laws? Why should we give our hard earned money over to demonstrably evil people to do evil things with? To pay our fair share? Our fair share of what exactly? Our fair share of evil? Stop worrying about what is legal and illegal and start worrying about what is right and what is wrong.

Thank you! Glad you like it, that encourages me keep on grinding to get more people to read it.

I mostly agree, that's what I meant by "more than fair", poor wording though. People sometimes get more prison time than he got for murder just for drug trafficking. What do you think about crimes of passion... Is it always life for life?

Feels like revolution is right around the corner. But it ain't going to be the kind of revolution we want to happen. Be prepared.

Graphene is teaming up with motorola and coming out with an actual privacy phone soon, hoping it isn't too pricey

Did anyone ask #Claude Fable what the quickest way to abolish the state is before the state shut it off? Unless I'm actively harming someone it's nobody's goddamn business what sequences of ones and zeroes I load into my computer.

The further back you go in #history, the more likely that it is distorted by both intentional lies and unintentional errors. History is written by the victors, and they often have an incentive to lie. If the state is willing to lie you about what happened last week in Iran or whatever, do you really think they would tell the truth when it comes to history? Also, consider who owns the textbook companies that decide how history is taught to millions of public school students.... You will find some interesting names. Question EVERYTHING!