Notices by Niclas Hedhman (niclas@angrytoday.com)

@gabriel

Every restaurant has a PointOfSale terminal and Merchant account. Should be possible to bridge directly from buyers card to restaurant POS.

Interesting thought.

@xianc78

@thatguyoverthere

Well, Canada is already doing state-sponsored suicide... Not that big of a step to prep the body afterwards for a dinner of 25.

@cjd

@thatguyoverthere

I agree on the Problem, but I disagree on the "Solution" of government doing anything about it (since their subsidies are the root cause of this, hence won't change anything). The Solution of supporting local produce and growing yourself is more palatable.

@thatguyoverthere

What is basket ball?

@sunmcnukes

My question is; Why was an air-to-air missile designed to carry nuclear war head?

@freepatriot

@Radical_EgoCom

Means of production; Except anyone in a true free society (not the Statism we have now) anyone can produce value for someone else to buy, asks others to help out (or not)...

In a free society, there are only voluntary exchange of goods and services, not theft, coercion, violence, kidnapping and murder, like (I presume!) you are advocating in form of Socialism/Communism.

Instead of demanding the State to steal for you; Start a commune, labor-owned means of production and so on

@RD4Anarchy

I try to engage in good faith. And no Socialist/Communist ever have explained how their proposed system can work without State Violence.

Scenario; Community owns means of production. I start making hand-made shoes. Are the tools I create mine, or will they be stolen? At which point does "personal property" (stuff that isn't taken by others) becomes "community property"?
How to enforce that? Coercion? No, then how?

All such details are never mentioned.

@Radical_EgoCom @passenger

@thatguyoverthere

Funny that... I lived in China 2010-2017, and heating there is an afterthought at best. So, in 2015, I was going to order 2 AntMiners to heat up my apartment. The BTC rewards was going to be a bonus, not the goal.

I got the information from AntMiner that they were not allowed to ship to China, according to them it was the Chinese State that had the prohibition. Yet, there were massive mining operations in central and western China. Go figure.

@thatguyoverthere

I wouldn't mind if my money was not used .... by others.

@gabriel

@thatguyoverthere

I must login on shitposter.club to see that.

@thatguyoverthere

WTF?

@thatguyoverthere

Yeah, I am an anarchist (the capitalist type, a.k.a voluntarism) and have no sympathy at all for coercion in anything, especially people's personal lives. Just like the State can't leave the Amish alone in Pennsylvania.

@thatguyoverthere

I happened to have "Famer's Life in late 1700s" as "free project" in high school. And I found the origin to the strict alcohol policies since;

About hard liquor;

1. "One should not drink more than 1 liter before lunch, because one can easily injure oneself while working."

2. Average consumption was 3 liters/day/person, men, women and children above 12 among the agricultural workers (both family farmers and hired hands).

3. Hired hands got partially paid in alcohol.

@thatguyoverthere

Oh! I thought it was YourTube

@thatguyoverthere

The national statistics bureau keeps special tabs on "Yeast sold". IF 50% of all yeast sold is spoiled, people in Sweden eat ~6-8 loaves of bread per day. ;-)

A friend of my sister's got busted in the 1990s; He had 5000 liters fermentation going on, and was convicted of an estimated 50,000 liters of hard liquor sold over the years, with a $20/liter in tax evasion, another $50/liter in fines, and a couple of years in jail.

His customers included police and customs officers.

@thatguyoverthere

In Sweden, owning a distiller is illegal. My dad had a special exception, because he sold (among other things) distillers for recycling solvents (printing industry). Those machines were "set" to a different temperature, and capable of distilling ~1000 liters raw liquid per day. People working in these places used it for alcohol on weekends, could be seen by worn screws to panel for temp setting.

@thatguyoverthere

20 years ago, they started the rule here that "To keep chickens, you need to register."
Now; Inspections are carried out by the State, the cost of those are invoiced to each place visited. And it seems that the inspectors are scared of animals and incompetent in understanding breeding.

If you just ignored the registration, no one comes to check and no additional cost incurred.

IIRC, Germany did the same in 1920s; "Register your guns." --> "Come to collect" years later.

@lowqualityfacts

The ship is still lighter than all the water it pushes away (and fills with air). How can that be hard to understand?

@theorytoe

And responds "I'll get back to you about that." on any questions.

@thatguyoverthere

Cats need preferential lanes.

@Mair