Notices by kuteboiCoder (kuteboicoder@subs4social.xyz), page 4

@amerika@annihilation.social @sun@shitposter.world @lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me @icedquinn@blob.cat

I regret my lolbert phase honestly. Wish I was more tradmasculine (at least in mentality, and possibly in terms of an earned physique) when I was younger and more impressionable.

@icedquinn@blob.cat @sun@shitposter.world @lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me

I really think that this antiracism shit we're hearing about is nothing less than an attempt to legally vaporize the entire Bill of Rights.

Freedom of speech? Slave owners wrote that. Right to bear arms? Slave owners wrote that. No quartering of soldiers? Slave owners wrote that.

You thought that you had a right to life, and liberty, and pursuit of happiness, because slave owners told you so. Now face the wall.

@icedquinn@blob.cat @lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me @sun@shitposter.world

I think that the bluestate soycialist propagandists and bureaucrats are primarily scamming the $27 donations out of demographics that deserve to be scammed. Natural slaves and all that.

State authority naturally emerges from the martial classes. Who formed this government? Who formed the first government?

@amerika@annihilation.social @sun@shitposter.world @lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me @icedquinn@blob.cat

Libertarians don't understand how the economy works; low-to-moderate inflation is Good, Actually.

Inflation makes stonks go up, and also provides a slight discount on interest-bearing debts. Everybody has debt; and if you don't, then your customers do. If you own or develop property, you need loose credit so that people can buy your assets.

As long as real inflation is lower than Treasury interest and real GDP growth, then nobody is actually losing their savings due to inflation.

You know what's really bad? Deflation. That's when an 8% loan requires, in effect, 10% or 13% interest to repay because money is more scarce and more valuable. If you have no debts at all, and if you own a restaurant or a car dealership or any business that relies on consumer's discretionary spending, you are fucked.

@sun@shitposter.world @lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me

I actually am a bit pessimistic that black-letter constitutionalism will hold, for the duration of my lifetime.

"The First Amendment says" isn't going to protect you. Eventually it's going to matter whether or not we're bold enough that we won't shut up, even when they tell you to.

@11112011@annihilation.social

@creamqueen@clubcyberia.co @RustyCrab@clubcyberia.co @Junes@clubcyberia.co

@rin@post.ebin.club @MK2boogaloo@lab.nyanide.com chat is this real?

@p@fsebugoutzone.org @sun@shitposter.world @jesu@pl.kotobank.ch

I assume the cartoon figure in the background, in the meme you posted, is RMS. But I don't know the lore

@p@fsebugoutzone.org @sun@shitposter.world @jesu@pl.kotobank.ch

Richard Stallman is a fatty!

@jesu@pl.kotobank.ch @p@fsebugoutzone.org @sun@shitposter.world

@p@fsebugoutzone.org @sun@shitposter.world @jesu@pl.kotobank.ch

RMS was a childhood hero of mine when I was just a teen. This dude made a C compiler and a text editor his life's work, when he wasn't screeching autistically for normies to STOP USING WINDOWS. A real passion-driven guy.

@cjd@pkteerium.xyz

@latein@cawfee.club @MK2boogaloo@lab.nyanide.com @bobbala@nicecrew.digital

I'm have to ask you to endorse prooooduct because I just kinda hate book apps and ebook devices. It seems like their all backdoored and cloudshyte, rely on walled garden vendor bookstores, don't connect to a Ubuntu device, etc.

I like used college textbooks and used paperbacks. They're like $3 each.

@bobbala@nicecrew.digital

The only people who believed it were people who wanted to believe. So who would refute it? How would you refute it?

Perhaps one of the women was hysterical and somebody told her a story to calm her down.

@bobbala@nicecrew.digital

There's the little fact that Christianity had a mandate to convert the world, and damned you in the afterlife if you weren't one. No other religion ever had that; not Judaism, not the imperial cults or tribal gods of the Roman Empire.

Babies and toddlers were not taught to sing odes to the emperor on while fed on their mothers' knees.

Early Christians (to their credit) offered alms to the poor and the sick, as a messaging and recruiting tool. This is during the era of slavery and millennia before the first welfare states of the modern era. Being a slave was your welfare check back then.

@bobbala@nicecrew.digital @latein@cawfee.club

Christians think they are better than us (ok boomer) but I don't think we are better than them. Religion is a crutch; and if you don't have that crutch than eventually you're going to rely on a different one.

@bobbala@nicecrew.digital

maybe so.

I don't really "feel" like a proselyting atheist, it's not something I take pride in. The non-existence of a supernatural extraordinary being is actually quite boring. I couldn't imagine trying to be "better" at having that belief.

@latein@cawfee.club @bobbala@nicecrew.digital

I read a bit of Spengler, and he wrote about the distinction between "culture" and "civilization". Civilization outlasts culture by centuries. It is the rotting carcass of culture.

He also said that civilizations in periods of imperial expansion are, I think, in decay? That they expand when life back home is fairly miserable and stagnant, and they invade and overwhelm weaker, less militarized societies rather than heroically defying strong ones.

Spengler is stereotypically typecasted as a nazi and reactionary and authoritarian and one of the historical boogiemen. So it is interesting to read some anti-imperialist takes from him.

@bobbala@nicecrew.digital @latein@cawfee.club

All the normal vices. Alcohol is a crutch, weed is a crutch, porn is a crutch. Atheists just wanna sin etc etc.

But also, more relevant, the modern "respectable" crutches are def a crutch. Therapy is a crutch, and so is medication. Even air conditioning and modern conveniences of every sort.

Fascism is a crutch. Democracy is a crutch. Capitalism is a crutch.