Message from @R9b1t

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2018-09-11 00:53:40 UTC  

What's going on the UK is bonkers. Somewhere they went off the god damn rails.

2018-09-11 00:54:20 UTC  

when you are so afraid of being called racist, you stop going after criminals, you have lost your way

2018-09-11 00:55:53 UTC  

So @Timcast brings up the difference between legitimate and illegitimate authority in his banned books video today. I'd like you to reconsider the anarchist position on authority, Tim -- because even by your definition you acknowledge that authority is not something held by a person over another, but rather a deferment by a person to another they think is authoritative.

2018-09-11 00:55:54 UTC  

well if you think that law is our commonality, I would agree.

2018-09-11 00:56:15 UTC  

a lack of enforcement...we can no longer breed.

2018-09-11 00:56:25 UTC  

we are too diverse. cat and a dog.

2018-09-11 00:56:30 UTC  

Using your argument, anyone can say "I'm a doctor, put your hands on that wound" whether they're a doctor or not. Anyone can put on a uniform and say they're a police officer and "enforce" frozen zones.

2018-09-11 00:57:34 UTC  

That doesn't mean authority exists, it means people are deferring to someone they perceive as authority. It's no different than faith. People can have faith, but that does not objectively assert the existence of God -- it only subjectively asserts the deferment to God in that person's mind.

2018-09-11 00:57:38 UTC  

this vid popped up on my youtube frontpage

2018-09-11 00:57:57 UTC  

But even the idea of diversity is too diverse to properly quantify. It includes far too many factors just to say that you need more "diversity".

2018-09-11 00:57:59 UTC  

i don't watch youtube anymore, if i can help it.

2018-09-11 00:58:37 UTC  

u must watch jootube

2018-09-11 00:58:45 UTC  

Race? Skin color? Income? Wealth? Family? Relationships? Geographical location? You can't take everything into account all of the time.

2018-09-11 00:58:54 UTC  

Are different kinds of courts and legal systems within the same country "diversity of thought"?

2018-09-11 00:59:01 UTC  

generally we take it case by case.

2018-09-11 00:59:12 UTC  

for example. when someone breaks the law...

2018-09-11 00:59:59 UTC  

What about in France where some McDonalds franchise owners put up signs saying "no women allowed". It's not all McDonald's. You can just go to another. Is that diversity?

2018-09-11 01:00:19 UTC  

it's diversity amongst mcdonalds.

2018-09-11 01:00:31 UTC  

some allow, some don't, that is diversity.

2018-09-11 01:00:46 UTC  

Just make us fat McDonald’s please

2018-09-11 01:01:04 UTC  

Diversity of law breaking. White collar crime. Violent crime. Nonviolent crime. Drug crime. Miscegenation. Slavery. And it goes on...

2018-09-11 01:01:24 UTC  

this is why i think tim's thought was just not thought out completely. maybe he was rushed, or maybe his leftist bubble is real 😛

2018-09-11 01:02:10 UTC  

I think the main problem is that when someone says "diversity" you get a different answer per person.

2018-09-11 01:02:12 UTC  

He's probably just not playing devil's advocate enough and being far, far, FAR too generous when it comes to assuming people are 'good' or like him.

2018-09-11 01:02:32 UTC  

likely.

2018-09-11 01:02:49 UTC  

Like that black Apple diversity woman who got fired for saying that 12 white men could be diverse for having different backgrounds.

2018-09-11 01:03:23 UTC  

A lot of the liberals I know have this inherent believe that people from other cultures think exactly like them, and that the only differences are different languages, cloths, food, music, etc.

2018-09-11 01:03:50 UTC  

context, that's why i took it to the most general definition. differences

2018-09-11 01:04:34 UTC  

Like if you strip away the superficial differences that people from other cultures would share the same beliefs with respect to the role of religion, justice, government, family, gender, etc.

2018-09-11 01:05:11 UTC  

there was actually an interesting paper a teacher handed out that kind of pointed the differences in perspective of cultures out.

2018-09-11 01:05:16 UTC  

Then they're shocked when a man from Jordan or Syria is completely against the idea of their sister or daughter working and living independently.

2018-09-11 01:05:41 UTC  

But even there you run into a problem if a certain person just doesn't follow their culture's norms/beliefs/what-have-you.

2018-09-11 01:05:56 UTC  

it was describing standard things that americans take for granted, in a very odd way, the way an outsider might see them. To show us, how our perspectives are different.

2018-09-11 01:06:10 UTC  

Oh yeah I'm not saying to pigeonhole people or pre-judge people based on their nationality.

2018-09-11 01:06:30 UTC  

No, I think I just jumped to the conclusion you were making.

2018-09-11 01:06:33 UTC  

I'm saying that you can't take it for granted that all people everywhere believe in the same basic philosophy you do.

2018-09-11 01:07:08 UTC  

Some people might legitimately believe there is a role for religion in government, or that families must have the final say in who you marry.

2018-09-11 01:07:37 UTC  

Or that it's OK to exclude people based on inherent characteristics. These notions are very shocking to liberals.

2018-09-11 01:07:57 UTC  

So they patronize them.