Garry Unilever Nealson
What if a bootleg were to receive a ripoff and which gets attention and that ripoff of a bootleg were to get it's own version of its own bootleg but received a bootleg and the original was deemed a ripoff?
lemoland
never happening
CX2
always happening
I wonder where all the young lads in my area get their vapes from. Same goes for those little nicotine pouches you see them all shoving into their fat gobs now. Must be on some unregulated website or some shite.
Dagonet
No, It must be those guys with big ass trench coats
(((those guys)))
Dagonet
Sneaky Stan, Secretive Samuel, and Sinister Steven
Dastardly David? Dirty Dan? Despicable Daniel?
MindGoblin
Most plugs don't look anything like you would expect. Regardless, they're likely just using older friends to buy them for them.
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Garry Unilever Nealson
>buying them for them
MindGoblin
Fuck am I supposed to say? Purchasing the item on their behalf?
Garry Unilever Nealson
yes
I keep thinking of Jack and the Beanstalk but Daniel Finkelstein as the giant saying:
>Me-mi-mo-mum.
>Me-mi-mo-mum.
1969 or Something
Stupid whore
StudioExcréments
Man i love this video
Nugget biscuit, nugget in a biscuit.
Every furthest corner of the political spectrum is absolutely ridiculous to seek and strive for besides Anarchism. Doesn’t mean full-blown Anarchism is a good thing—it’s a tad too heavy-handed, dangerous and consequential for my liking—but it’s the best of all evils. “Evil” isn’t the right word, it’s not evil in of itself, just dangerous to those living under it.
I think that’s why I like Minarchism so much, best of all worlds, although I never really sided with the belief of land being a good to be bought or sold. I always found that absolutely ridiculous, and it does nothing but divide communities through structural inequality and forbidden access, alongside the wildlife through environmental degradation.
My political beliefs are all quite scattered about really. I’ve always stood by habitat conservation and other similar green” views that stand against Minarchism. Free markets aren’t exactly free under environmental regulation. The same applies to my views on land as mentioned prior which once again infringes on the belief of protected private property so foundational in most forms of Libertarian thought.
A view of mine that doesn’t clash however is immigration, as any country can be as 'closed' as the people and property owners want it to be. To add I belief that upholding some form of culture is needed to stabilise any form of political movement, as without it you will alienate and disorient the people, who inherently hate change. Everything else about Minarchism though I stand completely by, and I believe them to be the best political way of things. I suppose that’s also because it’s quite close to tried-and-true tribal life, now under the modern light. Voluntary cooperation and groups to aid others and stand strong, self-correction and authority with a minimal amount of law in place to halt violent individuals tearing down group cohesion, you can leave and join communities as you please all with differing rules to suit your needs, I could go on and on.
Wrote all this during an English period because I’m not fucking bothered with the busy-work. This is likely chockablock with grammatical errors but I don’t care because I’m bored and a selfish little fuck. I say all this like I’m politically versed or inclined beyond the surface level, not really man, not at all.
I think that’s why I like Minarchism so much, best of all worlds, although I never really sided with the belief of land being a good to be bought or sold. I always found that absolutely ridiculous, and it does nothing but divide communities through structural inequality and forbidden access, alongside the wildlife through environmental degradation.
My political beliefs are all quite scattered about really. I’ve always stood by habitat conservation and other similar green” views that stand against Minarchism. Free markets aren’t exactly free under environmental regulation. The same applies to my views on land as mentioned prior which once again infringes on the belief of protected private property so foundational in most forms of Libertarian thought.
A view of mine that doesn’t clash however is immigration, as any country can be as 'closed' as the people and property owners want it to be. To add I belief that upholding some form of culture is needed to stabilise any form of political movement, as without it you will alienate and disorient the people, who inherently hate change. Everything else about Minarchism though I stand completely by, and I believe them to be the best political way of things. I suppose that’s also because it’s quite close to tried-and-true tribal life, now under the modern light. Voluntary cooperation and groups to aid others and stand strong, self-correction and authority with a minimal amount of law in place to halt violent individuals tearing down group cohesion, you can leave and join communities as you please all with differing rules to suit your needs, I could go on and on.
Wrote all this during an English period because I’m not fucking bothered with the busy-work. This is likely chockablock with grammatical errors but I don’t care because I’m bored and a selfish little fuck. I say all this like I’m politically versed or inclined beyond the surface level, not really man, not at all.
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Normals really need to put two-and-two together and start burning their own damn music again instead of buying shitty albums online for exorbitant prices. Albums which they'll only listen to once, take a picture with, and then place it on a shelf where it'll be never touched again
Hillel Hartmann
not reading all of this
Never said you had to straggot.