"We must sometimes tolerate speech we find repugnant. But that’s the only way to ensure the speech we value remains free.” (LP National)

x.com
u/JFMV763 — 1 day ago

The Odyssey is just this month's culture war goyslop

People really need to stop taking whatever bait Hollywood shits out just like how they need to stop taking whatever bait Washington shits out.

reddit.com
u/JFMV763 — 2 days ago
▲ 634 r/Muppets

Got to see Scooter and some of the Fraggles today (just missed Fozzie though)

They also had some of the puppets from Between the Lions, which I remember watching as a kid.

u/JFMV763 — 4 days ago

The biggest reason I'm not a Republican

In the end I just can't support a political party that is going to enable an authoritarian tyrant to do whatever they want. There is clearly nothing they can do to rein him in and he has shown to be able to justify basically anything including using military force against US citizens and threatening to imprison anyone who disagrees with him.

But enough about Lincoln.

reddit.com
u/JFMV763 — 10 days ago

Is this what will actually happen under anarcho-capitalism?

Screenshot is from the Comics Curmudgeon blog riffing on today's Hagar the Horrible .

u/JFMV763 — 13 days ago

Why does the West, a civilization that has historically prioritized individualism revere democracy, an inherently collectivist institution, so much?

I would argue that despite coming from the West, the institution of democracy is fundamentally anti-Western, just because a tyrant is voted in rather than not voted in doesn't make them any less of a tyrant. I think that the only reasons it's as popular as it is are twofold, due to it's age and how it supposedly empowers as many people as possible. Ideally in a true Ancap society, there would be no forced collectivist democracies and only voluntary collectives that would choose if they wanted to make decisions democratically or not.

Thoughts?

reddit.com
u/JFMV763 — 15 days ago

Why does the US keep getting involved in land wars in Asia?

Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran

It's one of the classic blunders, the next thing you know the country will be going in against a Sicilian when death is on the line.

(The actual answer is the military industrial complex but I wanted to do a funny.)

reddit.com
u/JFMV763 — 17 days ago

The bottom 2% are a weapon of the top 2% Criminals don’t operate with immunity without elite support (Auron MacIntyre)

u/JFMV763 — 1 month ago

I agree with the Democrats in that there is no reason to accept losing an election My rights are not up for discussion, let alone a vote (Michael Malice)

u/JFMV763 — 1 month ago

Another medal update: I now have the most different games medaled in of any user on Newgrounds

u/JFMV763 — 2 months ago