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I don’t think the concept of wage slavery adequately describes the relationship. The employer has never forced me to work against my will; I have neve...

What image? If someone is to proclaim that an image exists between the perceiver and that which is perceived he should be able to produce this image, ...

You're right; there is not much one can say to the man who loves his employment that can convince him he should hate it. I think this is true of all r...

We do not need to evoke images to describe the difference between how the dog sees and how the human sees, is what I meant.

The way the dog sees the bird is different. Since the biology of a dog is different than ours, it interacts with the world differently than we do. We ...

We should be careful not to ascribe the word “freedom” to activities that seek to prohibit or interfere with freedom. For example, yelling over people...

The solution has already been put into effect: the liberation of women. The birthrates are already falling worldwide, so any proposed solution is prob...

I never said you can perceive visually through your entire body.

No I cannot.

If beliefs were arbitrary we might believe things that were probably false, like the world is made out of cheese. But they’re not arbitrary; we believ...

Right, it’s the etymological fallacy. A genius, then, is literally a tutelary spirit. Far from wisdom, it’s poor thinking.

One perceives through other organs besides the eyes. He perceives through his entire body.

By their own admission, there was a shadow campaign to alter state election laws and systems, securing hundreds of millions in public and private dark...

I cannot tell if that’s the CNN or the cocaine speaking. At this point they’re one and the same.

The only thing abnormal about it was the preconceived notions, led as they were by the silliest of media blunders ever perpetrated. The surprising thi...

Clinton, eh? I don’t understand the whataboutism but it’s not surprising given that you fell for and helped propel a conspiracy theory for a few years...

You said the riot was incited to keep him in power. Surely you know if anyone has been charged with inciting the riot, and their intentions to keep hi...

It wasn't.

Was anyone charged and convicted of inciting a riot or insurrection? Your definition says nothing about halting democratic processes, though, so I'm n...

Trump was in power on the 6th.

Were the riots outside of the Whitehouse in 2020 an insurrection, then?

Do you believe it was a violent uprising against the government?

They didn’t need to fabricate conspiracy theories to do it. All they had to do was get Clinton alone with an intern and give him a microphone.

Right, “an attack on democracy”. A no more fatuous string of words can be uttered. The only insurrection and coup attempts were the activities of the ...

The notion of “incitement” is magical thinking. Such a view of the nature of man and expression represents an overestimation of the power of speech. T...

I’m a registered independent. This party has yet to deceive me. If there is evidence of any insurrection I’ll be sure to doff my hat.

“Mostly peaceful protest”.

At worst, a riot.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/12/19/sen-warren-tests-positive-coronavirus-says-she-is-grateful-protection-vaccines-booster-shot/ More e...

There was no insurrection.

The retired Obama and Clinton-supporting generals weave media articles with their own fears in order to knit an anti-Trump narrative, which will surel...

In Canada you cannot vote for the leader of the country and the military pledge allegiance to the Queen of England. Yeah, it’s real great. At least In...

The article is a trifle piece of deep-state dinner-theater, as are the others. But the generals finally get to the meat of the matter when they sugges...

https://twitter.com/whitehouse/status/1471925724156248068?s=21

It’s clear to me that these kinds of restrictions created a false sense of security among the compliant. But if the omicron variant is involved, it’s ...

Cornell University reports more than 900 Covid-19 cases this week. Many are Omicron variant cases in fully vaccinated students An institution with a m...

For me it’s a matter of conscience. Weigh the good (the exposure of war crimes, transparency, knowledge of how the govt. spends our money, election me...

Manning was sentenced to 35 years. When the corrupt US justice system investigates, charges, and sentences someone under The Espionage Act, it is no j...

This pre-print is interesting, though I wouldn’t know enough to dispute or confirm either way. Evaluating the number of unvaccinated people needed to ...

...by participating in a show trial with a kangaroo court. It's the kind of "investigation" that has its own twitter account and youtube channel, and ...

I was only saying I don’t think you were necessarily speaking about defending society, but another group, the State. Presuming that dissent and noncon...

Exactly.

U.S. study suggests COVID-19 vaccines may be ineffective against Omicron without booster It’s not looking good. I suspect that they’ll widen the goal ...

Yikes, people are getting angry their conspiracy theories are being criticized. They await further orders from Liz Cheney, Bill Kristol, and Chris Cuo...

No. You can only stop a virus by not letting is spread to others. But there is no evidence governments can accomplish this task. So why let them?

The irresponsible fear of President Trump using the military to "steal the election" was regnant in the press leading up to Jan. 6th, so much so that ...

In relation to this pandemic, compulsory vaccinations, and vaccine passports.

Is that the extent of your argument, Tim? blind and baffled rage?

I don't see anyone in these texts desiring the events that unfolded that day. It appears no one desired it, and in fact actively worked to stop it. It...

I don't consider the unvaccinated special, but governments worldwide consider the unvaccinated special enough to keep them out of participating in man...