I'm taking pity upon you.
Ignore this warning at your own risk.
>>13468390 pb
I think this aggressive ignorance you're displaying will undo you.
You haven't done adequate research such that you best understand both sides of the argument. There's very clearly too much about this argument that you aren't understanding.
You will not send your ounce of Au across an ocean.
Some kid with a webcam will upend traditional journaltaiment.
Blockbusters are already going out of business.
Digitization has already innovated endless sectors of our lives. You can sit around and pout about it, or you can contribute to responsible implementation of its improved logistics, which affect intimately the way we progress together. I'm not sure there's another option.
Look, as I already said, until you can come up with a better answer for innovating the logistics of the systems we use, digitization will outshine your complaints. The inevitability of digitization isn't something you can skirt by complaint alone. You're going to have to do something about it other than suck your thumb and throw a fit.
We've been over this.
Floyd was a Mason. He was an actor. He and Chauvin worked in the same bar.
What's one thing all of these occurrences have in common?…
>>13474090
Wexner owns virtually all of, I believe, New Albany.
All we ever needed was the Sheriff.
These bloated LEOs around the country and their fraternity pawns have long served the Maritime system.
You're not allowed to be hired with certain IQ levels in plenty of precincts and the others probably just don't admit it.
I'm no anarchist. I respect the rule of law, but we don't need egregious traffic laws so Karen doesn't have an anxiety attack, we don't need no-knock raids and we don't need cops with tanks.
The only thing we've needed the entire time was the threat of anybody and everybody having a gun and being willing and intending to defend themselves with their firearm, with which they're trained.
Most police are just gang members. Fraternities are intimately connected with secret societies like Masons, Jesters and Shriners.
There's definitely some great people on the forces though, don't get me wrong. I think they're just victims of their own vigilance, though.
>>13474292
These people clearly make steep investments in this regard and cannot back out. It's sad.
It's like their entire world will crumble around them if they diverge from these investments, at least as far as they can tell.
I would generally agree, but this kind of shit is not beneath frens.
I don't really support it. I think this kind of correction will occur regardless of our interaction, but I do think the people making ridiculous investments deserve to lose it without doing their due diligence, which they've clearly not done.
At the same time, I've said a bunch of shit I probably shouldn't have said in Discord before and I'm still here… so I'm not really as confident as you seem to be.
Besides, Discord is common for the crypto crowds.
Yeah, must be nice.
kek
I sort of feel more and more like this is one of the QR memes and I'm starting to enjoy it.
Common Law was outsourced long ago, when trade was halted by Britain, who quickly recaptured the US.
Maritime Law has run rampant ever since and local police now rarely act differently than a gang of thieves "just doing their duty".
Again, I have respect for plenty officers, but I can't talk myself in to respecting the ones that take bribes or otherwise further criminal activity.
This is why teaching the Good News can be bad if you don't include the knowledge about what happens to us after we die.
"Suicide" just keeps you here longer…
The extent of [their] ability is convincing us to manifest reality.
Most of them are "defective".
Most have been taught the concept of "predictive programming" incorrectly.
Thank you for helping me.
None of [them] give a shit what happens. The idea is to trick us in to caring, inspiring the brainlets among us to overreact or aim at the wrong target.
Anon, I'm really dumb. Care to explain?