It's fascinating to watch In the Heat of the Night, listening to the commentary. At one point the director Norman Jewison, who's work I like a lot, notes that we now have "a more democratic nation in respect to race relations" and bemoans the individual and people not being a part of something. The sad thing he seems to miss is that the south was ABSOLUTLY democratic: The MAJORITY decided that blacks had no rights and that was that. In contrast if you 'focus on the individual' you see that EVERY individual has rights, no matter HOW MANY people don't want them to.

This government isn't 'the price we pay for living in a civil society', it is a parasite class living above us and ruling over us. It's primary function is to find ways around it's own constitutionally prescribed limitations, and your individual rights, while extracting value that is rightly your own from you every day of your life.

Whad'ya know, it really was the most important election of my lifetime. #Overjoyed

100%. I had a weird condition for years where any skin exposed to cold (especially damp cold) when I came back inside all that skin would be red, itchy, hot wherever it was exposed. Usually hands and face. But it was so DISTINCT, if I wore short sleeves, arms would be red, shoulders would be fine and with a clear line of demarcation where the sleeve ended. So bad that if I wore a V Neck, it would leave a red V. No way debilitating but just consistently annoying for someone who always loved the cold weather. I've been waiting to believe it actually was gone, but after a couple weeks in the 20°s here I'm comfortable and confident to say that after a couple decades, and issue that my doctor said was 'the damnedest thing' and had NO clue as to how to deal with, is no longer an issue. View quoted note →

Anybody at #Primal know what this is telling me? Had to switch to Ditto a few weeks ago when I started getting this every time I try to post notes (and other stuff...)

You can bet your ass they are still required to pass an 'obedience test'.

Always encouraging to see an up tick in people wanting to learn to play Ruby Ridge...

I too detest the idea of force, but if it comes down to it, even The Scarlet Witch knows what's up.

So the other day, I saw I was down to 194lbs (yea the flu helped a little). Over the last 8 years while on the way down from 267 , I'd always thought that 190 would probably be right for me, but I looked at my hips and belly and saw there was still 'grippable' fat on both and wondered what my weight actually 'should be'. I thought 'why don't I just google what the average weight for my height is'. Then I remembered 'this' family and though, 'oh yea, I don't want to be anywhere near the 'average' weight for my height'. Guess I'll just keep eating human food and see where I land. View quoted note →

"I quarrel not with far-off foes, but with those who, near at home, co-operate with, and do the bidding of those far away, and without whom the latter would be harmless." -Henry David Thoreau 1849

The most wonderful drawer in the fridge!

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