xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

I think agorism and secession can be paired as well. Basically go from no nullification of federal power (you are here) to partial de-facto nullification (agorism/disobedience stage) to complete nullification.

I’m using agorism a bit more loosely than some autists would like, but whatever.

In Nevada, there’s a legal requirement for ballots to have a “None of these Options” option for each race. If only people used it.

@xianc78 Person A: "Son, are you at home?"
Person B: "Yes mom, I'm home."
Person A: "Why do you sound so weird today?"
Person B: "Because there's a literal bulldozer right next to me, I already got hit by it a couple times."
Person A: "Ah, I see! Guess you were emitting too much human life, I mean carbon, am I right?"

ah yes a course on how to bomb third world countries

I love my friends

Some people think Mastodon is too weird to become popular:

I joined Twitter in 2008. We had to put a "d" in front of a tweet to convert it to a direct message and every other day you had some embarrassing private moments exposed because someone forgot about the “d”. Hashtags were just a community hack, introduced by Chris Messina to somehow tag content. Search? Hah, you wish! Tweets via SMS were supposed to be a thing. Oh, and the daily meet and greet with the failwhale. Totally not weird.

That's not the problem. Just buy local if possible, whatever is your race/sex/ethnics.

When you buy local, you are helping your neighbor and they will help you. This is how societies used to work.

Why would you buy food or products made by unknown people?

Happy elections at USA!

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