and now I'm gonna impose me neo-feudalism

You won't be able to impose it

The Cathedral won't allow it

What you can do is going amish on the world and setting up a neo-feudal society in the middle of nowhere

I was thinking the same thing

The US has vast areas which are unsettled

We could have these villages all over the world with Dukes who hold allegiance to a king

I mean, a bunch of Ancaps have set up a plot of land on which they want to build a private law society just an hour drive from me

It's doable

They have funding and legal greenlights and everything

I agree

We should start by establishing spiritually wealthy communities

Yeah

Either in the deep heart of the US, or somewhere you can get land dirt cheap. The areas of the world which are currently becoming desert are losing value fast, but they can be refertilized easily with livestock.

In Russia the land is vast and fertile

Gang

I'd join Christian ISIS

Christian State of the Pontic Steppes?

CSPS doesn't have quite the same ring to it

Christianity wasn't meant to be a direct theocracy

I mean the Hebrew faithful briefly had theocracy in the book of Judges, but the whole point of Judges was to show how weak your government is without a king

Friend of mine is an ardent volunteer for a child abuse charity organisation and is quite audibly sounding off about His Eminence Cardinal Pell's recent conviction on their Facebook page.

What do. Do I openly voice my intrigue or keep it as a one to one thing? 😬

Hmm/10

idk man

Id go for it but be soft about it

Hi,

Regarding your recent sharing of the article regarding Cardinal Pell.

The conviction of His Eminence is incredibly shaky and more than likely a result of Anti-Catholic sentiment that is quite prominent in Australia.

There is indeed an Overwhelming and Abhorrent problem in the ordained hierarchy as it stands and the scandal has highlighted that prominently. However in this case, it's not quite that clear cut.

I appreciate the work you do and feel your message of speaking up is very important, but I don't think it's wise to attach it to a man who has been wrongfully convicted.

How's that sound?

Sounds good to me, but it depends on how openminded the person is. If he is willing to be serious about the situation, then it's a pretty good letter, but he might also be out for blood (understandable as it is) in which case might not be anything you can say to change his mind

Sounds formal but you know best what terms you're on with this person

Most people know me as formal, even ones I'm familiar with.

That sounds posh af, I want to antagonize you now

I legitimately regress into complete working classness when I'm angered.

Good lad

Perhaps I should get myself an Oxford degree.

Feel like I'm too old to go into education again, though.

Is a waste of time if you ask me

I got my BA and im happy

If I were, hypothetically, to enter politics though, an Oxbridge degree makes you "one of them". Otherwise impossible to be taken all that seriously.

Fair enough

If you really want to pigs giving oral to you, be my guest