In a sudden moment of clarity, I realized that not only am I a rich man locked in a poor man's life, but I'm also a sugar daddy on the inside.
I think I have a right to be what I am. I don't even have to discuss the obvious path to such an end. Isn't it bizarre what comes to mind?
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Live Free and Freeze; in search of home
It comes back to mind regularly, the fact that I probably ought to be in New Hampshire mired in the antics of the Free State project. I say antics, but the truth is that they are more holding a spotlight on the antics of the state and others who use force when it is not warranted. ie, the state.
NH has it going on. If only I did not fear harsh winter. When I have the money for the things needed to deal with it, then I won't be so hesitant. Growing up in Miami, I don't have the sense of how to handle serious cold. Greensboro was not much problem, but it is not New Hampshire, and I was younger.
It does often strike me that I might be more at home in Keene, NH or another of the state's towns, than I would be here or anywhere else. Out there, I would not seem so radical, and more people would have similar views of right, wrong, and civilization.
Even my friends here and in other places I've lived are little police state proponents, though they deny that characterization. But it is true. One would think I'd finally break, and become another pliable neo-bolshevik like much of the population, and almost all of my family and friends.
What has happened is that I am unwittingly more set in my beliefs than ever. I am far more radical--by DHS definitions---now than I was any time in the past. But I was not a sheep in the 60's and 70's like most of the hippie nation and everyone else.
It was a disgusting time of interesting, great music, and people pretending to think. The term parrot heads should have applied to all that crowd because that is what they were--mindless parrots. Now those folks are all about money, making everyone safe even if they have to kill them to get cooperation, and finding excuses to mind everyone else's business with the guns of government behind them. I think I hate baby boomers overall.
Maybe I'll be alone forever, but I realize I could never live with someone who was actively involved in promoting what I believe to be immoral, violent and cruel. I view most Obama policies, Bush policies, and generally accepted tax and police practices as just that. It is a shame because people in my own family have been known to actively campaign for wannabe kings like Obama. More than one relative. It is truly sad because these people are not directly thieves, liars, and scum. Yet they promote policies which are cloaked in the holy robe of government, but which amount to theft, force, fraud, and involuntary servitude.
I really have to figure out how to visit NH. It may finally be home. We'll see. I may run back to CA in such horror that I register democrat or communist party. You have communist, communist lite=democrat, democrat lite=republican. Hand in your pocket party==republican and democrat.
That's why I hated public school. So many of the teachers were progressive a-holes who meted justice the same way, by emotion and prejudice, not fact and respect for rights of others. I admit, I am emotional. I really do despise the smug state power promoters like Piers Morgan--a friggin foreign interloper--and his ilk.
In New Hampshire I may not feel like a weirdo. Then again, I may.
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Seat Belt Laws
New Hampshire is the only state that does not have a mandatory seat belt law for adults.
Eminent Domain
New Hampshire state law prohibits the use of eminent domain for private use or private development.
Gun Laws
New Hampshire offers some of the least restrictive gun laws in the nation: no permit is required to open carry and a concealed carry permit is available on a shall-issue basis.
New Hampshire legislators are only paid a salary of $100 per year, helping ensure the existence of a citizen legislature committed to public service, unlike every other state.
NH has it going on. If only I did not fear harsh winter. When I have the money for the things needed to deal with it, then I won't be so hesitant. Growing up in Miami, I don't have the sense of how to handle serious cold. Greensboro was not much problem, but it is not New Hampshire, and I was younger.
It does often strike me that I might be more at home in Keene, NH or another of the state's towns, than I would be here or anywhere else. Out there, I would not seem so radical, and more people would have similar views of right, wrong, and civilization.
Even my friends here and in other places I've lived are little police state proponents, though they deny that characterization. But it is true. One would think I'd finally break, and become another pliable neo-bolshevik like much of the population, and almost all of my family and friends.
What has happened is that I am unwittingly more set in my beliefs than ever. I am far more radical--by DHS definitions---now than I was any time in the past. But I was not a sheep in the 60's and 70's like most of the hippie nation and everyone else.
It was a disgusting time of interesting, great music, and people pretending to think. The term parrot heads should have applied to all that crowd because that is what they were--mindless parrots. Now those folks are all about money, making everyone safe even if they have to kill them to get cooperation, and finding excuses to mind everyone else's business with the guns of government behind them. I think I hate baby boomers overall.
Maybe I'll be alone forever, but I realize I could never live with someone who was actively involved in promoting what I believe to be immoral, violent and cruel. I view most Obama policies, Bush policies, and generally accepted tax and police practices as just that. It is a shame because people in my own family have been known to actively campaign for wannabe kings like Obama. More than one relative. It is truly sad because these people are not directly thieves, liars, and scum. Yet they promote policies which are cloaked in the holy robe of government, but which amount to theft, force, fraud, and involuntary servitude.
I really have to figure out how to visit NH. It may finally be home. We'll see. I may run back to CA in such horror that I register democrat or communist party. You have communist, communist lite=democrat, democrat lite=republican. Hand in your pocket party==republican and democrat.
That's why I hated public school. So many of the teachers were progressive a-holes who meted justice the same way, by emotion and prejudice, not fact and respect for rights of others. I admit, I am emotional. I really do despise the smug state power promoters like Piers Morgan--a friggin foreign interloper--and his ilk.
In New Hampshire I may not feel like a weirdo. Then again, I may.
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Seat Belt Laws
New Hampshire is the only state that does not have a mandatory seat belt law for adults.
New Hampshire state law prohibits the use of eminent domain for private use or private development.
Gun Laws
New Hampshire offers some of the least restrictive gun laws in the nation: no permit is required to open carry and a concealed carry permit is available on a shall-issue basis.
Right to Revolution
New Hampshire's constitution is one of only
four state constitutions that expressly protect
citizens’ right to revolution (Section 1, Article
10).
I wouldn't actually join anything. I'm not always on board with certain tactics and passtimes. But I like the small business friendly environment, and the fact that there are fewer hoops to jump if you decide to do something. Safest state in the country, yet very loose gun laws.
Maybe the state is safe because you have to be smart to survive the winter, and more stupid people than smart people commit violent crimes. Although many smart people get others to do those things on their behalf. And we love it. We even let them vote themselves pensions and benefits. We even label the people, who "are just doing their jobs" which can include all kinds of abuse, as "noble" and "public servants".
The only public servants I ever met worked at restaurants and high end hotels. And libraries. Even then, it is a living. A job a person does in order to survive. So I do not buy all the lofty praise.
I don't know who is the hero, the doctor that performed the delicate, life saving surgery, or the person/people who invented and created the tools which made it possible. Or both.
Home or not, I'd have to be highly motivated to move across the country. I'd rather just be able to spend significant time various places but not leave this behind.
I wouldn't actually join anything. I'm not always on board with certain tactics and passtimes. But I like the small business friendly environment, and the fact that there are fewer hoops to jump if you decide to do something. Safest state in the country, yet very loose gun laws.
Maybe the state is safe because you have to be smart to survive the winter, and more stupid people than smart people commit violent crimes. Although many smart people get others to do those things on their behalf. And we love it. We even let them vote themselves pensions and benefits. We even label the people, who "are just doing their jobs" which can include all kinds of abuse, as "noble" and "public servants".
The only public servants I ever met worked at restaurants and high end hotels. And libraries. Even then, it is a living. A job a person does in order to survive. So I do not buy all the lofty praise.
I don't know who is the hero, the doctor that performed the delicate, life saving surgery, or the person/people who invented and created the tools which made it possible. Or both.
Home or not, I'd have to be highly motivated to move across the country. I'd rather just be able to spend significant time various places but not leave this behind.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Deer Facts: a quick study
I have concluded that deer are not only stupid but their memories are very poor. Now I'll tell you why.
About a year or two ago I hit a deer not far from my house. I was not going fast, and when it crossed the road I thought I could ease on by. It decided to dive into the right fender and knock itself out. I wrote about it somewhere.
Since that time, I've encountered several deer between here and Mt Laguna. Most of them have been in daylight, late afternoon. So, it isn't like headlights in the dark.
They always do the same thing; cross the road into my lane, stop, stare. start to go back, stare, finish crossing the road, then run away as I go past. It is as if they are taught this routine. Probably in public deer school.
If you lived near enough to a road to feel like crossing it, chances are you've seen and heard cars. One would think. But to a deer it is like the first encounter every time. Their memories are so bad that all the girl deer actually think they are virgins when they get married, so their unintentional lies have impact. That part goes for all deer. That buck can't remember where he's been so he thinks he's innocent. They probably forget who their mate is, anyway, after an hour apart.
No, if they had a memory, they'd know that standing in the road staring at speeding steel is not a good idea. Even the ones that witness a colleague being clocked by a Humvee probably forget all about it in thirty minutes. Maybe sooner.
The lesson in this is that you can confess anything to a deer and your secret will remain safe. Never seriously ask a deer to remind you to do anything. None of that, "Hey will you remind me to take the hay out of the oven?" If you don't remember it, and no one but deer are there, it won't get done.
About a year or two ago I hit a deer not far from my house. I was not going fast, and when it crossed the road I thought I could ease on by. It decided to dive into the right fender and knock itself out. I wrote about it somewhere.
Since that time, I've encountered several deer between here and Mt Laguna. Most of them have been in daylight, late afternoon. So, it isn't like headlights in the dark.
They always do the same thing; cross the road into my lane, stop, stare. start to go back, stare, finish crossing the road, then run away as I go past. It is as if they are taught this routine. Probably in public deer school.
If you lived near enough to a road to feel like crossing it, chances are you've seen and heard cars. One would think. But to a deer it is like the first encounter every time. Their memories are so bad that all the girl deer actually think they are virgins when they get married, so their unintentional lies have impact. That part goes for all deer. That buck can't remember where he's been so he thinks he's innocent. They probably forget who their mate is, anyway, after an hour apart.
No, if they had a memory, they'd know that standing in the road staring at speeding steel is not a good idea. Even the ones that witness a colleague being clocked by a Humvee probably forget all about it in thirty minutes. Maybe sooner.
The lesson in this is that you can confess anything to a deer and your secret will remain safe. Never seriously ask a deer to remind you to do anything. None of that, "Hey will you remind me to take the hay out of the oven?" If you don't remember it, and no one but deer are there, it won't get done.
If Only I Could Convert
What kind of idiots vandalize butter sculptures at the Iowa state fair, then play self righteous haters of violence and suffering? "Vegan activists".
That is what the article called them. Animal liberation of Iowa, an heroic group of vegans who throw red paint on butter and paint signs on windows belonging to others which read, "Freedom for all".
They rant about the slaughter of farm animals and on and on. Self righteous vandals piss me off even more than your garden variety vandals. And ones who spout all these statistics, out of context, and to support an argument which is simply not related to reality make me even angrier.
Vegan activists. Vandals. Punks who destroy property. This idiot group claims credit, issues statements, etc. Freaks like that are dangerous. They'll kill in the name of saving chickens.
At first I was glad to see the rise in the number of vegans and vegetarians, simply because more places would then have something I could eat. Now I wish they'd all go away.
I cannot believe people make the diet of others their business, as if they have that right, and that humans have no right to be omnivores or any vore they choose to be.
Self righteous lunatics. You've got to figure that when people play that game of liberating cows and such, they have a huge ability to rationalize and no ability to reason. They seem to hate people, except themselves.
It must be upper middle class America's answer to the inner city gangs. Well, the other answer to gangs besides getting into government, especially politics.
Don't people like that know that those they harass and hurt financially by molesting their property are raising families, employing others, minding their own business and just filling needs and wants? It is called running a business. Nature, availability of resources, cost, invention, innovation all affect what is supplied and consumed, and how things are provided.
Odd that both self righteous punks and Bloomberg-school political figures think they have a right to force people to produce what they deem fit, and force them not to produce other things, regardless what the people--the market--support. And they want to decide what you consume.
I say let them do time in the tiger area of the zoo. Or just drop them off in a suitable jungle or wilderness area. Make sure it contains plenty of carnivores who need to see the light and become vegans.
Are there still cannibal tribes plying their trade somewhere? Drop them off to chat with the elders of the outfit. Maybe film it from hidden cameras in drones that look like flies or birds. I don't know if they'd try to lecture and terrorize the cannibal village. Wonder how the old paint throw would go over. What great cinema that could be.
Some causes, and the people who champion them, are so stupid and bizarre that no words aptly hit that exact shade of nitwittery.
Obviously motivated idiots who have a warped conscience can be hazardous.
That is what the article called them. Animal liberation of Iowa, an heroic group of vegans who throw red paint on butter and paint signs on windows belonging to others which read, "Freedom for all".
They rant about the slaughter of farm animals and on and on. Self righteous vandals piss me off even more than your garden variety vandals. And ones who spout all these statistics, out of context, and to support an argument which is simply not related to reality make me even angrier.
Vegan activists. Vandals. Punks who destroy property. This idiot group claims credit, issues statements, etc. Freaks like that are dangerous. They'll kill in the name of saving chickens.
At first I was glad to see the rise in the number of vegans and vegetarians, simply because more places would then have something I could eat. Now I wish they'd all go away.
I cannot believe people make the diet of others their business, as if they have that right, and that humans have no right to be omnivores or any vore they choose to be.
Self righteous lunatics. You've got to figure that when people play that game of liberating cows and such, they have a huge ability to rationalize and no ability to reason. They seem to hate people, except themselves.
It must be upper middle class America's answer to the inner city gangs. Well, the other answer to gangs besides getting into government, especially politics.
Don't people like that know that those they harass and hurt financially by molesting their property are raising families, employing others, minding their own business and just filling needs and wants? It is called running a business. Nature, availability of resources, cost, invention, innovation all affect what is supplied and consumed, and how things are provided.
Odd that both self righteous punks and Bloomberg-school political figures think they have a right to force people to produce what they deem fit, and force them not to produce other things, regardless what the people--the market--support. And they want to decide what you consume.
I say let them do time in the tiger area of the zoo. Or just drop them off in a suitable jungle or wilderness area. Make sure it contains plenty of carnivores who need to see the light and become vegans.
Are there still cannibal tribes plying their trade somewhere? Drop them off to chat with the elders of the outfit. Maybe film it from hidden cameras in drones that look like flies or birds. I don't know if they'd try to lecture and terrorize the cannibal village. Wonder how the old paint throw would go over. What great cinema that could be.
Some causes, and the people who champion them, are so stupid and bizarre that no words aptly hit that exact shade of nitwittery.
Obviously motivated idiots who have a warped conscience can be hazardous.
Monday, August 12, 2013
Winning and Losing
At this point, I don't know win from loss. I'm about ready to chalk up the entire adventure as loss by forfeit.
What prompted the series of forfeits is another matter which, at this point, doesn't matter.
I've got it all figured out. A leisurely plan of action. When the loose ends are tied up, then we can finish this mess for good and in a way that is both aesthetically sound and clever. No one will ever know the real secrets of this scheme. They will think they do, but they won't.
People usually think they know things they don't, like how everyone else should live. Those who make a profession of this know even less than average. That's OK. They can be sidestepped and outwitted, though I don't think they can be beat.
What prompted the series of forfeits is another matter which, at this point, doesn't matter.
I've got it all figured out. A leisurely plan of action. When the loose ends are tied up, then we can finish this mess for good and in a way that is both aesthetically sound and clever. No one will ever know the real secrets of this scheme. They will think they do, but they won't.
People usually think they know things they don't, like how everyone else should live. Those who make a profession of this know even less than average. That's OK. They can be sidestepped and outwitted, though I don't think they can be beat.
Friday, August 9, 2013
For the Wrong Reasons, Fortunately
Suffice it to say I've been a vegetarian all my life. I am not saving the planet by doing so. The sight of a steak does not make me queazy.
Apparently such sentiments are not always felt by nouveau-vegetarians and vegans. They are as redneck in their way as the ones who get all riled up if you don't eat meat. "Goddam vegetarian #$%^&*ies."
People can sense that I don't want to discuss it, so the jerky ones always have to bring it up. It has always felt like having little freakshow moment. I don't make a scene at restaurants, or do any of that stupid stuff some idiot vegetarians do.
Maybe all their self righteous reasons are the wrong ones.
Oh no. I thought I was in this racket for the wrong reasons. The non-carnivore racket.
Got nothing against hunting, beasts of burden, ranching, or leather goods. I don't care if you wear a fur coat from a polar bear. So, obviously my reasons must be wrong because I don't care why I do what seems most suitable for me, and easiest. I considered converting, but I wouldn't do it unless I was in a situation in which I had to. The desire just is not there.
And I know this is way out of line, but I don't care what is good for you. I especially do not care what kinds of meat, fish, and foul are deemed healthy or unhealthy. It tends to vary anyway.
That this would come up is evidence that people can be beyond nuts, but there is no way that the planet will be saved from anything if everyone quits eating the way they like. Geez, save the lectures for lions and coyotes.
The planet will survive. Humans may or may not. I think the species could survive, but only if we quit trying to cater the lowest common denominator. You can be nice to a moron without running the world the way he would.
Eventually we'll all have to go save some other planet. Not we, per se, but we humans, the species. I have concluded I'm probably human, so I take such bold liberties.
We may even bring some cows and the like. Horses have to be hauled to the new planet, although there may be some ridable flying mammals on the planet which are more fun. I'll never know unless there is some window for you to see after you kick the bucket.
Possibilities are endless.
Apparently such sentiments are not always felt by nouveau-vegetarians and vegans. They are as redneck in their way as the ones who get all riled up if you don't eat meat. "Goddam vegetarian #$%^&*ies."
People can sense that I don't want to discuss it, so the jerky ones always have to bring it up. It has always felt like having little freakshow moment. I don't make a scene at restaurants, or do any of that stupid stuff some idiot vegetarians do.
Maybe all their self righteous reasons are the wrong ones.
Oh no. I thought I was in this racket for the wrong reasons. The non-carnivore racket.
Got nothing against hunting, beasts of burden, ranching, or leather goods. I don't care if you wear a fur coat from a polar bear. So, obviously my reasons must be wrong because I don't care why I do what seems most suitable for me, and easiest. I considered converting, but I wouldn't do it unless I was in a situation in which I had to. The desire just is not there.
And I know this is way out of line, but I don't care what is good for you. I especially do not care what kinds of meat, fish, and foul are deemed healthy or unhealthy. It tends to vary anyway.
That this would come up is evidence that people can be beyond nuts, but there is no way that the planet will be saved from anything if everyone quits eating the way they like. Geez, save the lectures for lions and coyotes.
The planet will survive. Humans may or may not. I think the species could survive, but only if we quit trying to cater the lowest common denominator. You can be nice to a moron without running the world the way he would.
Eventually we'll all have to go save some other planet. Not we, per se, but we humans, the species. I have concluded I'm probably human, so I take such bold liberties.
We may even bring some cows and the like. Horses have to be hauled to the new planet, although there may be some ridable flying mammals on the planet which are more fun. I'll never know unless there is some window for you to see after you kick the bucket.
Possibilities are endless.
The Wealthy and I
You wouldn't think I'd feel a kinship to "the rich". I, myself, found this an odd thing until I saw the light.
The rich people, who have people like me doing jobs normal people don't know exist, abhor manual labor. Much of their existence and money are devoted to measures designed to insulate them from doing anything remotely resembling manual labor.
I, too, find manual labor less than fun the majority of the time. That is because I'm a rich man locked in a not so rich man's life. I'm trans financial. So, if the country club sets membership conditions I can't meet, I'll sue them because, inside, I'm really a rich man. Discrimination against trans-financials must be illegal. If not, I'll start a movement. Maybe a million trans-financial march.
I'm going to change my name to reflect the real me. Instead of John0, it will be F. John0 IV.
The rich people, who have people like me doing jobs normal people don't know exist, abhor manual labor. Much of their existence and money are devoted to measures designed to insulate them from doing anything remotely resembling manual labor.
I, too, find manual labor less than fun the majority of the time. That is because I'm a rich man locked in a not so rich man's life. I'm trans financial. So, if the country club sets membership conditions I can't meet, I'll sue them because, inside, I'm really a rich man. Discrimination against trans-financials must be illegal. If not, I'll start a movement. Maybe a million trans-financial march.
I'm going to change my name to reflect the real me. Instead of John0, it will be F. John0 IV.
Privilege vs Right
Really, if it makes us safer, aren't you willing to endure inconvenience and interrogation here and there? Things like random road blocks, retention of private information in various forms, etc.
If you aren't a bad guy, there is nothing to worry about. Let them search!
Does anyone still believe that?
The paperwork of existence is becoming something akin to a license to exist. And we've all been bombarded with the idea that "driving is a privilege", therefore you need permission from the state to do it. It clearly follows that, whether it has been directly labeled, a license to live in this country definitely exists in the form of a collection of necessary documents, licenses, behaviors, etc.
So, living, like driving, is a privilege granted by the state. Like driving, living is not something that is done well by the majority. I do not rate that according to wealth. Just like an expensive car does not necessarily mean a good driver. A new Dodge truck certainly doesn't seem to create drivers who are fun on the freeway. Always the Dodge, I swear.
But, more on topic, the problem with the idea that a right is granted, therefore a privilege, is that it totally depends upon the character of those in charge in government to ensure that power is not abused. You don't give strangers keys to house, a loaded gun, etc. and then wonder what went wrong.
Yet, collectively, that is exactly what our population has done. Oh we just need to give the key to right thugs to keep us safe and worry about our needs. That's how it is. If people do not really think that, you would never know it, judging from the degree of control and force we endure and allow, and pay for through taxes and inflation.
Rights are not things that rely on the resources of others, or their permission and approval.
Rights do rely on others respecting your space, person, and property. It's the same now as it would be if we all found ourselves on a virgin planet. Not to be confused with a planet full of virgins.
We're in the woods and have to survive. You gravitate toward some people and away from others. No one specifically owes anyone anything. There is no question that some people will start trying to play leader. Priestly types will emerge and plenty of people will follow the self styled leader and the priest because they like to be told what to do, and feel good in a large group of other followers.
That is a real pain for the independent types, minding their own business, because the majority can pillage the minority in any number of ways.
But prior to leaders managing to muck it up too much, you know your right to live is as solid as anyone's. Your ability to survive may not be. But you have a right to try, and you will probably do OK. Some will do better. It is not your right to decide that they need to do something for you.
Just because you can't demand something from someone does not mean that person can't offer you whatever it is you need or want. The more you force people the less personally charitable they seem to become. I have no stats. I just notice that people are very generous when it is not directly coming from them. Not always so much when it comes to helping a friend or neighbor.
When you think about it, even acts of charity have been directed and controlled, and set up to be subjected to approval. Buying your nearly homeless neighbor's kids new shoes or clothes is not an official charity. To deduct it you would have to divulge info on the neighbor, at the very least. I'm not sure you can even do that.
There should be no charity deduction. Just cut the rates by 10% across the board. After awhile people might pick up the slack on their own. Totally inappropriate and corrupt tax system. It is wrong. They try to convince our own population that those among us who view a tax supported agency as abusive, dishonest, corrupt, inconsistent and confusing are terrorists of some kind. Wrong.
Maybe Bob Filner will eventually end up as head of Homeland security. If they elect me president I may appoint him head of that outfit. That is while we are shutting it down. Of course, I'd probably have a Bolshevik congress, so I'd have to settle for vetoing 90% or more of the bills they pass. My guess is that I wouldn't last very long in that job. They'd either shoot me or set me up somehow and impeach me, or who knows what.
And the concubine who lives there with me better not start some dumb ass campaign that has anything to do with telling anyone what to do and how to live, That would be a deal killer. I'd have to drop her off in the alley where we met.
People see things differently. Sometimes the same set of facts leads to a different conclusion. Usually they are wrong. This is why I think it took so long for toilet paper to become an available commodity. No question someone had the idea and everyone said he/she was a witch and they made a bonfire out of the toilet paper inventor. Why? Because people are not all that bright and lack foresight. Some can't help it, and some don't want to.
If you aren't a bad guy, there is nothing to worry about. Let them search!
Does anyone still believe that?
The paperwork of existence is becoming something akin to a license to exist. And we've all been bombarded with the idea that "driving is a privilege", therefore you need permission from the state to do it. It clearly follows that, whether it has been directly labeled, a license to live in this country definitely exists in the form of a collection of necessary documents, licenses, behaviors, etc.
So, living, like driving, is a privilege granted by the state. Like driving, living is not something that is done well by the majority. I do not rate that according to wealth. Just like an expensive car does not necessarily mean a good driver. A new Dodge truck certainly doesn't seem to create drivers who are fun on the freeway. Always the Dodge, I swear.
But, more on topic, the problem with the idea that a right is granted, therefore a privilege, is that it totally depends upon the character of those in charge in government to ensure that power is not abused. You don't give strangers keys to house, a loaded gun, etc. and then wonder what went wrong.
Yet, collectively, that is exactly what our population has done. Oh we just need to give the key to right thugs to keep us safe and worry about our needs. That's how it is. If people do not really think that, you would never know it, judging from the degree of control and force we endure and allow, and pay for through taxes and inflation.
Rights are not things that rely on the resources of others, or their permission and approval.
Rights do rely on others respecting your space, person, and property. It's the same now as it would be if we all found ourselves on a virgin planet. Not to be confused with a planet full of virgins.
We're in the woods and have to survive. You gravitate toward some people and away from others. No one specifically owes anyone anything. There is no question that some people will start trying to play leader. Priestly types will emerge and plenty of people will follow the self styled leader and the priest because they like to be told what to do, and feel good in a large group of other followers.
That is a real pain for the independent types, minding their own business, because the majority can pillage the minority in any number of ways.
But prior to leaders managing to muck it up too much, you know your right to live is as solid as anyone's. Your ability to survive may not be. But you have a right to try, and you will probably do OK. Some will do better. It is not your right to decide that they need to do something for you.
Just because you can't demand something from someone does not mean that person can't offer you whatever it is you need or want. The more you force people the less personally charitable they seem to become. I have no stats. I just notice that people are very generous when it is not directly coming from them. Not always so much when it comes to helping a friend or neighbor.
When you think about it, even acts of charity have been directed and controlled, and set up to be subjected to approval. Buying your nearly homeless neighbor's kids new shoes or clothes is not an official charity. To deduct it you would have to divulge info on the neighbor, at the very least. I'm not sure you can even do that.
There should be no charity deduction. Just cut the rates by 10% across the board. After awhile people might pick up the slack on their own. Totally inappropriate and corrupt tax system. It is wrong. They try to convince our own population that those among us who view a tax supported agency as abusive, dishonest, corrupt, inconsistent and confusing are terrorists of some kind. Wrong.
Maybe Bob Filner will eventually end up as head of Homeland security. If they elect me president I may appoint him head of that outfit. That is while we are shutting it down. Of course, I'd probably have a Bolshevik congress, so I'd have to settle for vetoing 90% or more of the bills they pass. My guess is that I wouldn't last very long in that job. They'd either shoot me or set me up somehow and impeach me, or who knows what.
And the concubine who lives there with me better not start some dumb ass campaign that has anything to do with telling anyone what to do and how to live, That would be a deal killer. I'd have to drop her off in the alley where we met.
People see things differently. Sometimes the same set of facts leads to a different conclusion. Usually they are wrong. This is why I think it took so long for toilet paper to become an available commodity. No question someone had the idea and everyone said he/she was a witch and they made a bonfire out of the toilet paper inventor. Why? Because people are not all that bright and lack foresight. Some can't help it, and some don't want to.
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Disturbing Ad
Fortunately, I don't see too many advertisements of the TV variety. Hulu is not ad free, so I catch a few here and there.
They have a new one for Mr.Clean. He used to just be a badass. And you always wondered what was up with him home alone with a variety of housewives.
I don't know what happened in his life over the years, but Mr. Clean is now clearly gay. I'll bet all the husbands decided it was alright for him to hang out with the women, alone, one on one--because they say he's gay. We know what's what.
I don't care what that makes me. Mr Clean was supposed to be a badass, who proved that even tough guys can shine chrome and porcelain, while swooning babes shamelessly lead him to the bedroom to see what he can clean in there.. He was the type of guy you trust to steer you right on cleaning chemicals, but not the type you trust in any other context.
Is it true he did time for manslaughter?
If memory serves he was cleaning up the crime scene when the cops arrived. On the way to the station he cleaned the back seat and headliner of the police car. That was one clean prison by the time he was granted parole. He did get time off for good behavior.
I would never have guessed Mr Clean was a gay felon. Or any kind of felon. I thought he was just a weird clean-freak badass, that I wouldn't trust most of the time. This may be an act to boost sales or divert attention from the manslaughter thing. He was even hitting on some other cartoon man in the commercial. Clean is a cad of some kind.
Mr Clean is not a name you can trust, but you can probably do alright with his cleaning formula.
They have a new one for Mr.Clean. He used to just be a badass. And you always wondered what was up with him home alone with a variety of housewives.
I don't know what happened in his life over the years, but Mr. Clean is now clearly gay. I'll bet all the husbands decided it was alright for him to hang out with the women, alone, one on one--because they say he's gay. We know what's what.
I don't care what that makes me. Mr Clean was supposed to be a badass, who proved that even tough guys can shine chrome and porcelain, while swooning babes shamelessly lead him to the bedroom to see what he can clean in there.. He was the type of guy you trust to steer you right on cleaning chemicals, but not the type you trust in any other context.
Is it true he did time for manslaughter?
If memory serves he was cleaning up the crime scene when the cops arrived. On the way to the station he cleaned the back seat and headliner of the police car. That was one clean prison by the time he was granted parole. He did get time off for good behavior.
I would never have guessed Mr Clean was a gay felon. Or any kind of felon. I thought he was just a weird clean-freak badass, that I wouldn't trust most of the time. This may be an act to boost sales or divert attention from the manslaughter thing. He was even hitting on some other cartoon man in the commercial. Clean is a cad of some kind.
Mr Clean is not a name you can trust, but you can probably do alright with his cleaning formula.
Monday, August 5, 2013
Un Be F'ing Lievable: part 852013
Perhaps you are one of those who actually held an Obamacare party. No offense, but WTF? I cannot relate.
I did notice that those quoted in the article I read al talked about what they are getting. I'm not sure that those people understand the source of these things. They think it is Obama, who exempted many Congressional type employees from various requirements of the law, personally bestowing gifts upon them. In a way they are right; like when gangsters show generosity in the neighborhood..
A stranger thing, I can hardly imagine. You celebrate the birthday of a politician by throwing a party to sell your unconscious neighbors on the wonders of a law that has nothing to do with people doing something wrong, but with forcing purchases and compliance. Not to mention the other little power grabs and stupid spending incorporated in the 3000 page aberration against individuals who like to mind their own business.
(if people liked the law and methods of implementation, why do they have to go around campaigning, trying to sell you on the wonder of it all? It isn't a good con if it doesn't sound good to the mark. By definition, one might say.)
Those must have been really fun parties. Yay! I'm on mom's insurance until I'm 26, but mom can't afford her insurance anymore. Just one of those odd cases. Gonna throw a bolshevik party, ya gotta crack some eggs. Or has that got to do with omelets? Anyway. I guess no one on Ballistic mountain chose to jump on that bandwagon. I would have heard it echoing in the canyon.
These people are serious about their icon worship, and about promoting any intrusive, divisive nonsense he and his pals scheme. It can only be some kind of envy and hatred, I think.
Maybe not. Some people lionized FDR, and still do. The same with Reagan, Kennedy, etc. The point is, a significant number of people are strongly compelled to embrace the idea of being a subject of some bigger than life person.
Class warfare has been played a lot. 99%, 1%. Love 'em, hate 'em. I don't know how the dividing line works. Must be a lot of gerrymandering involved since Obama and many others fueling these things are wealthy and wield lots of power. If mainstream America is really advertising their desire to be subservient and to please, I must be in the 1%.
We've neve outgrown the old feudal system, an, like with lots of things, the memory of it has grown rosier than the reality. People forgot that they did not like being abused by kings that much. Now they clamor for some royal figure to idolize with a blind zeal that is normally seen in radical religious cults.
I'm incredulous. There are things that seem way off to me, but to some people those things are holy and cannot be discussed in other than a worshipful, praising manner.
I suppose if they abolished the irs, there would be parties. I wouldn't go, but I'd be very happy about it.
People are nuts, but I still prefer them to bears.
I did notice that those quoted in the article I read al talked about what they are getting. I'm not sure that those people understand the source of these things. They think it is Obama, who exempted many Congressional type employees from various requirements of the law, personally bestowing gifts upon them. In a way they are right; like when gangsters show generosity in the neighborhood..
A stranger thing, I can hardly imagine. You celebrate the birthday of a politician by throwing a party to sell your unconscious neighbors on the wonders of a law that has nothing to do with people doing something wrong, but with forcing purchases and compliance. Not to mention the other little power grabs and stupid spending incorporated in the 3000 page aberration against individuals who like to mind their own business.
(if people liked the law and methods of implementation, why do they have to go around campaigning, trying to sell you on the wonder of it all? It isn't a good con if it doesn't sound good to the mark. By definition, one might say.)
Those must have been really fun parties. Yay! I'm on mom's insurance until I'm 26, but mom can't afford her insurance anymore. Just one of those odd cases. Gonna throw a bolshevik party, ya gotta crack some eggs. Or has that got to do with omelets? Anyway. I guess no one on Ballistic mountain chose to jump on that bandwagon. I would have heard it echoing in the canyon.
These people are serious about their icon worship, and about promoting any intrusive, divisive nonsense he and his pals scheme. It can only be some kind of envy and hatred, I think.
Maybe not. Some people lionized FDR, and still do. The same with Reagan, Kennedy, etc. The point is, a significant number of people are strongly compelled to embrace the idea of being a subject of some bigger than life person.
Class warfare has been played a lot. 99%, 1%. Love 'em, hate 'em. I don't know how the dividing line works. Must be a lot of gerrymandering involved since Obama and many others fueling these things are wealthy and wield lots of power. If mainstream America is really advertising their desire to be subservient and to please, I must be in the 1%.
We've neve outgrown the old feudal system, an, like with lots of things, the memory of it has grown rosier than the reality. People forgot that they did not like being abused by kings that much. Now they clamor for some royal figure to idolize with a blind zeal that is normally seen in radical religious cults.
I'm incredulous. There are things that seem way off to me, but to some people those things are holy and cannot be discussed in other than a worshipful, praising manner.
I suppose if they abolished the irs, there would be parties. I wouldn't go, but I'd be very happy about it.
People are nuts, but I still prefer them to bears.
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