What happens if 'he' does a bad job? Take your money and runs?

You think the state is the only one capable of bonding and insuring contractors, as well as maintaining a licensing system that is universally accepted as 'adequate'?

It's not about that

It's about Can you fix a Toilet?

Well, *I* can, yes. Most people can't.

And the state has little to do with that in any sense

So, you and I could survive without a state like we are in a Zombie movie

but what of the others?

They would give us resources in exchange for our toilet fixing services

but if they can't even fix a toilet?

https://youtu.be/ZXLuqQe8DqQ

Cringy intro, content is not suprising tho

Yeah, it's super cringe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOEy6laK9L8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQHCjPwr7G0

Just attended a conference where we met a couple diplomats and statesmen from Georgia, Armenia and Ukraine

Jesus christ those guys really fucking hate russia

And there was this girl that claimed hate speech led to the Rwandan genocide

sounds like a grand time

It was actually, despite being an anti russian echo chamber

The conference was about the donetsk thing

Now I really don’t fall on either side of the fence since I haven’t looked into the issue well enough to form an opinion

no wonder its full of russia hating euros 😄

But there was no one there that was pro russia or pro donetsk or whatever

So it was really one sided

But at least they were open for conversation

We ended up disagreeing on certain points but they were really friendly and open for debate

im gettin really tired of that weimar vibe

Eh, I don’t mind it

As long as you’re open to discuss your viewpoints with good arguments you’re okay in my book

yeah thats the problem though

its getting less and less civil discussion and more of a shouting match

True that

with violent tendencies

Only thing that really stuck out to me is that they wanted to sanction “hate speech” in a political sense

So I asked for an explanation on that

Apparently it was submitted by an Armenian statesman guy, but was aimed at Putin constantly saying things like “Ukraine is just part of Russia”

etcetera

So basically Russian Nationalist speech

its just been a few years that discussion about legislature policing speech is in the public, or am I wrong?