Schventagon

Child of God | Child of the Covenant | Disciple of Jesus Christ

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

Whenever progressives rattle about starving kids, they walk right pas the pile of human skulls caused by the government's who "provided" food to the people...by taking it from other people. Rely on God and yiur community, not the state.

[Tree of Liberty Society @TreeOfLibertyS]

@LDS_Dems A government big enough to give you food is a government big enough to take it away

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@CyclingUte22 @AuntSuziQuilts @RandomRation @LDS_Dems They used to be, till the progressives made it government's job. Government changed economics and shoved mutual aid to the side.

See the book From Mutual Aid to the Welfare State: Fraternal Societies and Social Services, 1890–1967 by David T. Beito

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@plasmarob @mckaycoppins @OaksDallinH Adhering to that statement is, in fact, taking a position outside of the false duopoly, one centered on the true Savior and not some false political savior.

The hope for a political messiah in 30AD is so similar to the same vain hope in the modern age.

[PNWGUERRILLA @pnwguerrilla]

-Go on a run like once or twice a week
-Ruck at least every other week
-Touch grass as much as you can afford to get away.
-Dry fire your handgun daily
-Avoid high fructose corn syrup
-Avoid food dyes
-Drink less or no soda
-Watch less or no porn
-Try to be what you believe to be as a good person
-Don’t lie to yourself
-Try to only lie to others when necessary
-Do your fucking dishes
-Start preparing food, water, and necessities. (A months worth is a good goal to start with)
-Read books more often
-Play strategy games, Good for the mind.
-Join or start a hiking group
-Goodnight

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@dgr_874 @pnwguerrilla I can't wait to move back to north of IF, the pace of life is so much better than smack in the middle of the SL valley.

But east ID has nothing on the west desert for tons of space to explore.

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@EconAdept @L0UP__GAR0U The reason for chariots has more to do with the size of horses historically. Horses large enoigh to ride had to be bred up over milennia of breeding, prior tk which they were too small to ride, but still useful to pull a chariot. Large draft breeds were only created <300yrs ago

[Handre @Handre]

The time to decentralize is upon us!

Decentralization is the only political structure that actually disciplines government, and Switzerland's canton system proves it with 700 years of evidence.

Twenty-six cantons compete for residents and businesses. Appenzell Innerrhoden runs differently from Zurich, which runs differently from Geneva. When Basel raises taxes past the tolerance of its engineers and entrepreneurs, those people move to Zug, which has kept its corporate tax rate under 12%. Basel loses the revenue. The lesson writes itself.

Centralization is the villain. Every time a federal authority absorbs a decision that cantons once made, you lose the price signal. You lose the experiment. You lose the exit option. Brussels crushes this mechanism across the EU, which is why French farmers and German industrialists both scream at the same unresponsive bureaucracy with nowhere to go.

Competition between governments constrains Leviathan the way competition between businesses constrains monopoly pricing. Strip away that competition and governments do exactly what monopolists always do: extract maximum value from captive subjects while delivering minimum service.

The canton system works because it keeps power close to the people funding it and gives those people somewhere else to go.

Take power and responsibility out of the hands of bureaucrats thousands of kilometers away. Localize it to within manageable sections, and watch your area flourish.

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@BSquaredMfg Learn the most common 1000 words in the language. They'll cover 80% of the nouns and verbs you'll use in day-to-day use.

But given how Japanese is so different from the west-European languages I know, this may not be as useful of advice.

Japanese does have English cognates.

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@LSpoonerd @Manhattva Many thanks amigo, we'll need all we can get.

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@LSpoonerd @Manhattva Yeeeeesh. I gotta figure out how to make enough to afford that kind of mortgage. Even a mortgage as much as our rent (which doesnt exist) would be a tall order on just whay I make. My goal is to achieve that asap so that if or when kids join us my wife isn't forced out to work.

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@DavidJohnButler Oh, it was terrible, the worst so far. But then again I work in an injection molding shop, so its not worth it to install and run AC, since the presses just dump BTUs into the air.

I still never got as sweaty as trampling down unshaded roads in Brazil though.

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@EinsiedlerKreb @BeSaintly Aah man, this is way better than my sparky answer. Its literally perfect. Man, I hope I can be this clever just once in my life.

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@IdleGlands @tvheidihatch Not this one, it might turn up some kompromat on him.

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@thehatemace @HoffmanTactical I make injection molds, but want to learn more about metal stamping. Do you have any resources you can point me to?

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@mattforney This policy echoes their war with Iraq in the 80s. Excessively young, sometimes unarmed, soldiers sent into battle with the knowledge and intent that they die.

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@BeSaintly Prots are all wound up about how obviously heaven has favored us, so they take all the shots that they can.

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@IdleGlands But then the gods of the copybook headings won't be sated.

[Schventagon @Schventagon]

@Hashboz No, its more to do with the way litigation and risk management works. A corollary could be why you can play basketball in the cultural hall on Tuesday morning, but the building is often denies for equally mundane uses.

I didnt make it clear, but my response was a jest.