@IsleyResistance I agree. But I think it still stands that if an individual defines their citizenship, they define their access to privileges. It's an application where I'm not sure an anarchist philosophy finds use for a concept of citizenship. Outside of a very small group.
@IsleyResistance Does that not render citizenship into a technicality? If there is free movement, and an individual defines their citizenship, then in reality, citizenship cannot bear weight or rights. It's lines would be too blurry.
@BeingShadowSuit I believe that citizenship should be voluntary and the terms should be dictated by the individuals who take part.
Like any other group or fraternity.
@alainakayxx And I imagine they didn't put any on that display that made THEM terribly uncomfortable or had bad optics. Some Aleister Crowley, Mein Kampf, and such come to mind. They've been "banned" places.
@opheliamuses Stop drinking water early at night, and try soap and those tricks again in the morning when your hydration is lower.
Also, better to cut the rings than to have to cut off the finger.
I think people forgot what having, and expressing, an opinion is vs telling people what to do/how they are wrong and framing it is "just their opinion."
@drsuffy I figured out a pretty detergent for that stuff, clothing or otherwise, is oxyclean. I'd wet my coveralls and smear the powder into both sides of where it was. Paste works on surfaces too. Carpet, somewhat.