Queen Greta has joined the fediverse 
i can't believe you're doing this @gretathunberg
@coyote @hakui stop hating on @gretathunberg
@lanodan @bird @djsumdog @coyote @hakui I think they are trying to hide the existence of instances outside of the "approved" Mastodon instances. Journalists who got dogpilled by Poast and DRCs are now writing hitpieces on why they think fedi is worse than Twitter. It seems like Mastodon.eu doesn't want to make the same mistake.
Quite a shame because I'm probably the biggest climate denier on the fedi and having a confrontation with her would've been epic.
I'd rather focus on the massive part of ecology that's about actual current lives and the local environments.
leftoid and rightoid doomers btfo'd
Everything is your property, but property is responsibility. To paraphrase Stirner- whoever knows how to take, to defend the thing, to care for it, to him belongs property.
@cee @lanodan @hakui
>To paraphrase Stirner- whoever knows how to take, to defend the thing, to care for it, to him belongs property.
Governments can use that same logic to defend statism, saying that the land they claim and defend with military force is theirs. It seems like Egoists are statists after all.
@lanodan @cee @hakui Not really. Just their property norms. The Ancap/Voluntaryist norm of mixing labor with unclaimed property is more consistent because the state can't use that logic since most of their land is stolen. The Egoist property norm allows someone to take said property if their offense outranks the previous owner's defense which is what the state does all the time.
Max Stirner was an influential person, don't get me wrong, but he seemed to be inconsistent on a lot of things. Not to say the Murray Rothbard, David Friedman, Samuel Konkin III, or Hans Herman Hoppe are/weren't inconsistent on things either.
西风 
And it's not rare to find a pile of harmful side-effects in your local area, like water pollution by abusive agriculture in Brittany creates https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmful_algal_blooms that made some historically walkable beaches (ie. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint-Michel-en-Gr%C3%A8ve ) and coast often deadly and typically inhospitable.
oh yeah??? paging @augustus @Duine climate denial grand prix let's go