Well. America had a violent revolution to start it off in 1776. And eventually we got economic and political equality. ... Not equity, equality. If we work more, we earn more. If we work better, we earn more. Same with our voice in politics. Better ideas and strategies leads to more influence.

I'll offend my cousin anytime I want.

If you teach Mathematics, you are always a student. 😉

> We do not have a covenant of interdependence, we have a cooperative of distrust. Marx was a posh tosser and a failure in every aspect. His prophecies were and are in every respect wrong. Everything which has been born out of them, every single secular theology of revolution, has been utterly wrong and the most egregiously anti-human effort in the history of our species.
@Whithers Don't vote for Marx, then. It's your choice. Murica.

I thought it was Said no marx in America

PATRIOT act, murica

Well it’s been a pleasure... keep the faith patriots! Good night!

Goodnight!

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The Constitution is a pact of distrust. It is built on the fact that we cannot trust one another. That is the entire meaning of Federalist Paper No. 10
https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Madison/01-10-02-0178

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You're correct integral to being a teacher is being a student

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> No. Being American does not grant one the capacity to be both a boson and a fermion. You are wrong.
@Whithers inapt drivel.

All persons are ethically equally obligated before the law. Only the Right values that truth.

Marxism is a secular theology of revolution. It is not enough to not vote for it. It is necessary that this heresy be eradicated for the protection of the species.

Marxists tend to be Bolsheviks, not actually whatever the Communist Manifesto said. ... The end state was never described by Marx, though. ... If ya look at how we place the distribution of private/producing property and all that into the hands of the free market... America achieved communism, because we misunderstood it thanks to Lenin and other idiots going around singing Imagine. 😛

True. All Marxist endeavors end in Fascism, such as the Fascist state of the PRC.

CCP?

Yes, People's Republic of China: 中华人民共和国 or Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó.

How about Hegelist? America?

As someone with visual impairments, or disabled from birth, I have more needs than the normal person. However, in the court of law, I should be seen as a normal person. ... Unfortunately, no one considers the extra hurdles that we face and how that changes us differently than the normal able person. ... So we do have differences deeper than that which already makes us unique in race, sex, and national origin. ... But, we are still persons.

Right to war?

So if your using the definition of fascism to mean authoritarian.

No one has the right to take something of another's. So war is off the table. ... Unless it is a pre-emptive strike like Israel's Six Day War.

> Marxism is a secular theology of revolution. It is not enough to not vote for it. It is necessary that this heresy be eradicated for the protection of the species.
@Whithers You don't have the stones. That's why you're so angry.

What's: "It is not enough to not vote for it. It is necessary that this heresy be eradicated for the protection of the species."

That isn't very libertarian.

Examining stones?

(Quite the opposite)

Marx and Hegel both failed to acknowledge the human. Humans are not in consensus rational, but rather are rationalizing. This is the principle which renders the efforts of Hegel, Marx, and Rosenbaum mental masturbation without any possible satisfactory climax.

Facism is whatever the anti-fascists have been doing this whole year.

I didn't say that? I don't think the guy who did is Libertarian.

I don't have the sword of death. Hand it to me and then test my resolve.

It is better to know how to use the sword but keep it sheathed

Hence why it was in quotations, and if you didn't say that, then it's not aimed at you.

I am not a libertarian.

> I don't have the sword of death. Hand it to me and then test my resolve.
@Whithers Nah, I'm good. Will continue to be, as well. Good luck with that, though.

Ayn Rand?

Yes. Alyssa Rosenbaum.

I'll make you a sword of death if you pay me for it