And here I was, thinking that my recent TF2 animation obsession had ballooned into cancer.

***Clit gal's right. Everything you say is cringeworthy.***

Also notice your complete lack of a sense of time: it's a month now.

[insert remark about Offended's state of mind here]

Also, notice: *the* Offender. Curious use of a definite article to refer to himself.

That reeks of something...

https://encyclopediadramatica.rs/Unwarranted_Self-Importance

***And, of course, a fuckton of projection. This is the same mug who was screeching about me having the (unwarranted) big ego!***

@Garbage You didnt refute them after stateing them

you derailed and dodged

Proofs.

absensce of evidence is the proof here

You kept on inserting your own definitions in again.

tehre is not a single refutal

Really? When I kept telling you that your idea of 'freedom' was that frozen, static one?

i never inderted my own definitions

'state'

'government'

i just inserted the actaul definition as stated on wikipedia

yes

a state is not a government persee

You did not. It was talking about the particular use of force.

Go a head and refure that

you cant

Not the degree of centralisation.

Centralisation != force.

So try again.

cyse a police or state is not a government perse

Repeating yourself does not make you correct.

ventralisation = force

but i said that in the centralization there will be a heircy with ppl with porwer

so you are actaully agreeding with me

but agreed to disagree 😄

Nope. I'm saying that centralisation is not equivalent to force.

its funny how you are saying the same thing but slander and ad hominem me for the same stance

You forgot what != means again, didn't you...?

and this isnt theionly subject you do this on

equal but not the same

"The term state refers to a form of polity, that is typically characterised as a centralized organisation. There is no single, undisputed, definition of what constitutes a state.[1][2] **A widely-used definition is a state being a polity that, within a given territory, __maintains a monopoly on the use of force__, but many other widely used definitions exist.**[3][4]"

'equal but not the same'

thats it right