We could fix small-l libertarianism tomorrow if we would just admit that Anglo-Saxon common law cannot and will not apply to people incapable of living by that standard. Those who exist outside have none of the obligations but none of the rights. Closed society. Sorry, Popper.
@GreeneMan6 No, Dave. We need to engage in bad math and import net-tax-drains to fix the budget deficit. If we keep pouring gasoline on this dumpsterfire, we'll put it out. Trust me.
@_jburden Blade Trinity is one of those "so bad it's good" movies. Parker Posey, despite being a serious actress, committed to having a good time and embracing the movie for what it was. It's like watching Michael Caine in the Muppets Christmas Carol and I love it.
@NormanDodd_knew Ah, yes, make it impossible to safely and legally play by the rules. This surely won't convince an entire generation of men with their backs against the wall that they have nothing left to lose.
@MorgothsReview@VampireKreiss They have zero concept of "the sacred." They can't explain why it's morally wrong to vandalize a tombstone. Everything is about material existence to them. I'd say they're animals, but even dogs have an abstract sense of loyalty and devotion.
@CulperTheThird The practical effects were what made the original version of Star Wars so great. A team of spergs spent the better part of a week loading firecrackers into meticulously painted crafted sets and hanging models from fishing wire. It still holds up.
@ThomBrady5 War crimes have historically only been prosecuted against nations who lose a war. If you consider the fact we've been throwing our own sons in cages for almost half a century, it tells you everything you need to know on whether we're "winning" or not.
@PhotonRay1@GmanRorschachs@BigDickBarclay Proof positive that all you need to fix society is a very hungry bear and an auditorium of the worst people with the doors locked.
@ramzpaul I can't remember whether it was the Zman or Jim Goad, but one of them said "in the war between the sexes, there's too much 'sleeping with the enemy.'"