xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@BigDawg869789 This is why I wish independent filmmakers/TV producers would release their films or series on something like Vimeo (basically YouTube but with paid content) or even their own websites instead. There is a serious untapped market for DRM-free movies and TV shows.

@BigDawg869789 I just hate how it's a Netflix show and you know that Netflix will be on the social credit score train if they ever implement it in the west.

Someone just created a chip that fixes a video output flaw on the SNES.

https://web.archive.org/web/20240729174527/https://www.theverge.com/2024/7/29/24208741/super-nintendo-upgrade-voultar-edge-enhancer-mod

@djsumdog @Diceynes @cjd
States like Indiana, Louisiana, and Oklahoma have nullified CBDCs. Louisiana in particular has blocked any mandate coming from the WEF, UN, and the WHO.

>I'm not a huge fan of Corbett's anti-state stance, but I am a fan of smaller States

He calls himself a Voluntaryist which is just another word for anarcho-capitalist. He talks about spontaneous order so he probably supports smaller communities with different political and economic systems. He normally talks about agorism as a praxis, but I think he is open to secession and nullification movements as well. He openly stresses that there is not a single solution, but multiple solutions need to be made.

@djsumdog @Diceynes @cjd Do you still have faith in state/local elections? I think a mass nullification movement could be a powerful tool.

https://corbettreport.com/solutionswatch-nullification/

@ChristiJunior @ArdainianRight I'm not talking about LGBT, feminism or any of that crap. Some people literally can't have children, due to infertility. Also, many religions practice celibacy, even during ancient times, and they thrived for centuries.

@ArdainianRight The third point is weird. Not everyone will have children.

This has given me an idea for a video game story that will probably get me in trouble with both the CIA AND North Korean hackers.