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...can anyone actually [overhead] press their own body weight? This goal, at this pace, seems near impossible 😡

Time to hit the gym. Upper day.

"notifies" ...huh... what was it that Spooner said about the constitution...? View quoted note →

"I am about to speak ill of the dead." Daniel McAdams, "The End of Lindsay Graham"

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The End of Lindsey Graham - The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity

I am about to speak ill of the dead. Sen. Graham embodies everything wrong and sick about the American political class. And about American foreign ...

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“Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” - Benjamin Franklin GM View quoted note →

"[Flock's] next product, Nova, promises to knit police records together with Social Security numbers, credit histories, and property data into one AI-searchable whole. And the cameras have migrated from highways to the places we go to escape being watched: parks, trails, playgrounds, libraries. Local governments plug into the network, share their feeds across state lines, and very rarely ask their residents first."

Flock's CEO Said the Quiet Part Out Loud

He calls his critics terrorists. What that reveals about the world he is building should alarm every free person in America.

"Nova" is a no-go for Liberty-lovers.

Anyone know if the app on @Zapstore is legit?

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DeFlock — Zapstore

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Oh no it could happen more times if people knew about this map

DeFlock

Find license plate readers (LPRs) near you.

I often wonder how many of those men who signed the Declaration of Independence, or went off to fight for it, had wives that were in full support of them, or if signing cost them marital peace as well.

The "Spoiled-Child Psychology" in full effect. See Weaver, Ideas Have Consequences, chapter VI:

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nostr is a pub, but this pub has soapboxes that people (such as myself) may mount from time to time and that's cool with me cheers

I think we need to bump Francis Schaeffer. People have forgotten how to think.

"All things are what they are because of their place in the mind and purpose of their Creator." ~ Van Til Translation: ESSENCE PRECEDES EXISTENCE. Contra Sartre, Heidegger, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, de Beauvoir, and their ilk: there are norms of being and action that pre-exist our subjective existence. To reject this is the essence of anti-theism. Might as well reject gravity or one's need for oxygen because "I choose not to participate in that system!" I understand why this might rub the voluntarists in the wrong way. But let's distinguish. Voluntarism is socio-politico-economic (on the horizontal plane between man and man)--not METAPHYSICAL (on the vertical plane between God and man). We can choose with whom we do business and enter into contracts with. But we may not choose what we are by nature. "A leopard cannot change his spots." Voluntarism also borrows the capital of this historic Worldview by appealing to such concepts as self-ownership and private property. Those are--like it or not--inherited from the "old" Western philosophy. You can't plug up the fountain and still expect to drink from its streams...