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dipitydoo

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hey there!

I really enjoyed these videos, thanks so much for sharing. I did not know what to expect at the beginning of it, but I waited and paid attention and it was truly inspirational.

Despite the fact that whether or not what he presents is applicable or not, I really appreciate the approach and the desire to understand things in a clear and unobtrusive way, and to empower everyone interested in knowing more about the way "power" or the attribution of power works in our society.

Truly enjoyable, I'd love to chat about it with you sometime!


P.S.- are you studying law?
P.P.S.- I saw you many moons ago... and I really enjoyed myself, I keep that session as a wonderful memory
 

ihatemyskirt

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Thanks for taking the time to watch, it just goes to show the attention spans of some of us or lack there of. I really would have liked some more feed back.
 

Cosmo

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I did not know what to expect at the beginning of it, but I waited and paid attention and it was truly inspirational.

Despite the fact that whether or not what he presents is applicable or not, I really appreciate the approach and the desire to understand things in a clear and unobtrusive way, and to empower everyone interested in knowing more about the way "power" or the attribution of power works in our society.
Umm...

Umm...

:rolleyes: ... nevermind.
 

wess

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hey there!

I really enjoyed these videos, thanks so much for sharing. I did not know what to expect at the beginning of it, but I waited and paid attention and it was truly inspirational.

Despite the fact that whether or not what he presents is applicable or not, I really appreciate the approach and the desire to understand things in a clear and unobtrusive way, and to empower everyone interested in knowing more about the way "power" or the attribution of power works in our society.

Truly enjoyable, I'd love to chat about it with you sometime!


P.S.- are you studying law?
P.P.S.- I saw you many moons ago... and I really enjoyed myself, I keep that session as a wonderful memory
Anarchism is a political philosophy encompassing theories and attitudes which consider the state to be unnecessary, harmful, and/or undesirable.

The most extreme form of individualist anarchism, called "egoism," was expounded by one of the earliest and best-known proponents of individualist anarchism, Max Stirner, Stirner's The Ego and Its Own, published in 1844, is a founding text of the philosophy. According to Stirner's conception, the only limitation on the rights of the individual is their power to obtain what they desire, without regard for God, state, or moral rules.To Stirner, rights were spooks in the mind, and he held that society does not exist but "the individuals are its reality"
 

dipitydoo

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I did not think the guy was preaching Anarchism.
I saw other of his videos and it did not strike me as that, but what can I say, maybe I am just dumb.

He does make reference to morality, honour and yes, God. He did not appear (at least to my eyes) to be an individual preaching egoism or anything like that. He was just presenting his point of view as to how one should approach things as a "free man", and he did have a point when he mentions how laws are written in such a language, and at such length, that the incredible majority of people have not even read those laws, let alone understand them.

How can you be bound by a contract that you cannot understand in full? Is tacit acceptance morally right?
 

wess

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I did not think the guy was preaching Anarchism.
I saw other of his videos and it did not strike me as that, but what can I say, maybe I am just dumb.

He does make reference to morality, honour and yes, God. He did not appear (at least to my eyes) to be an individual preaching egoism or anything like that. He was just presenting his point of view as to how one should approach things as a "free man", and he did have a point when he mentions how laws are written in such a language, and at such length, that the incredible majority of people have not even read those laws, let alone understand them.

How can you be bound by a contract that you cannot understand in full? Is tacit acceptance morally right?
Well you might not realize it at first but this guy is preaching nothing but anarchism. They dont want to make it obvious, its all about manipulation.

If he wasnt and really cared about peoples rights he would be talking about China, Russia , Saudi Arabia or Iran. But instead he picks on the country that has the most stable political system in the world. The country were the people have the most rights.

Anarchists know that the most free countrys are the only countrys that have a hope of being truly anarchist. Do you think this guy has a hope of spreading this garbage in Iran ? No, he would have his head cut off.
 
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