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Alright, thanks man.

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@Honey Beanger hate to bother you, but what is the fedora tipper role for?

Fedora tippers

yeah, but does it have political affiliation or is it just cosmetic?

It's for neckbeards

ah, makes sense.

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@Water Why are you an ancap and how do you justify it while being a Christian

For starters, what exactly do you think an ancap is?

Complete freedom of association and the search for personal profit

Well Kirkeegard wrote that being christian is about accepting contradictions, that's what being ancap is like

The base tenant of anarcho-capitalism is natural law.

Primarily, the right to self-ownership.

So if it is a natural law society is ancap?

Sort of.

You're falling for a big meme

Natural law is an easily misunderstood and difficult to explain way to phrase it.

Basically, I think that initiating violence against another person is inherently illegitimate.

Ridiculous, why do you come to that conclusion?

It's even contradicting the idea of natural

It is also a very comfortable opinion to have while living in a society that has been molded by people that used violence

What’s so wrong with that? I don’t think it’s okay to initiate force against other individuals.

You being able to have that opinion is because people in the past have initiated violence for one part

That's the opposite of a natural law, you are contradicting your core beliefs

like i said, “natural law” is a bad term to start with.

it’s too open to interpretation.

So what you're saying is that you don't believe in natural law, but rather frame it as such because you think that your ideas are natural?

I don’t deny that people have used force in the past, I just think that it’s not acceptable to use violence against others unprovoked.

natural law is the term we generally use, how would you define it?

Howdy yall