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Turd Flinging Monkey (tfmonkey@merovingian.club)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 02:17:27 JST Turd Flinging Monkey

The Chads won't be safe much longer. The foids will declare it rape when Chad uses them for sex. This is how things already work in India where "rape" can mean simply refusing to marry your girlfriend.
This ends in one of two ways: we take women's rights away, or they take our rights away.
Which way, western man?
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  Mr. Bacon (tony@clew.lol)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 02:17:24 JST Mr. Bacon
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  @p @Tfmonkey Wait, really? These were actual laws? wtf. I didn't know that was a thing.
  
  That actually kinda changes my perception.
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 02:17:25 JST pistolero
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  @Tony @Tfmonkey It is kind of stupid for people to panic about this. These laws were on the books in the US years ago; they were ditched in the 20th century. It was called "alienation of affection", you know, you could catch a charge if you promised to marry a girl, screwed her, and then didn't marry her. It's kinda dopey when people that want to retvrn panic about retvrning because they don't know what they were retvrning to.
  
  Lucky Baldwin got charged with this a few times. (He actually got shot by the sister of one of the girls that was charging him while he was on the stand testifying.)
  
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  Mr. Bacon (tony@clew.lol)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 02:17:26 JST Mr. Bacon
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  @Tfmonkey HE DIDN'T WANT TO DATE ME ANYMORE. HE EMOTIONALLY RAPED ME
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 02:38:45 JST pistolero
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  @Tony @Tfmonkey Yep: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breach_of_promise#United_States . Alienation of affection was apparently a different thing, that was about adultery.
  
  > In the United States, most states repealed breach-of-promise laws or limited them, beginning in 1935.[5] Partly as a result, expensive diamond engagement rings, previously uncommon, began to become commonplace, and formed a sort of financial security for the woman.[5] About one-half of U.S. states still permit such lawsuits, according to the National Paralegal College. Examples of such suits include a jury award of $150,000 in the 2008 Shell case in Georgia,[4] and $130,000 in a North Carolina jury trial December 17, 2010, in the case of Dellinger v. Barnes (No. 08 CVS 1006). Laws vary by state. In Illinois, for example, documented wedding expenses can be recovered, but damages for emotional distress are prohibited, and notice of an intent to sue must be provided within three months of the engagement being dissolved.[16]
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    Breach of promise is a common-law tort, abolished in many jurisdictions. It was also called breach of contract to marry, and the remedy awarded was known as heart balm. From at least the Middle Ages to the early 20th century, many jurisdictions regarded a man's promise of engagement to marry a woman as a legally binding contract. If the man subsequently changed his mind, he would be said to be in "breach" of this promise and could be subject to litigation for damages. The converse of that was seldom true. The concept that "it's a woman's prerogative to change her mind" had at least some basis in law (though a woman might pay a high social price for exercising this privilege). Unless a dowry of money or property had changed hands, or the woman could be shown to have become engaged to a man only to enable her use of his money, a man could rarely recover in a "breach of promise" suit against a woman if he was even allowed to file one. Changing social attitudes toward morals have led to a decline in the number of legal actions in response to "jilting". Most jurisdictions, at least in the English-speaking common-law world, have become increasingly...
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  :caleb: dcc ✙ (dc@pl.starnix.network)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 02:41:19 JST :caleb: dcc ✙
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  @Tony @p @Tfmonkey People don't understand for example weed was legal until 1937, and don't forget prohibition. Laws in america are funky.
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 02:46:56 JST pistolero
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  @dc @Tony @Tfmonkey Everything was legal. Morphine addiction was called "the soldier's disease" after the Civil War because they'd go buy a bottle of morphine and drink it. (Machining tech to produce hypodermic needles was still a few decades out; I don't remember the exact timeline but injections were done, when they were done, by cutting a hole in you and then using a needle the size of a dang nail.)
  
  > 1937
  
  Lefties shit on me for shitting on FDR.
  
  Incidentally, the really punitive shit was signed under JFK: https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/treaties/single-convention.html , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_Convention_on_Narcotic_Drugs . CIA had just hit the top of its game and the treaty to ban drugs made it more lucrative to be a drug-runner if you could pull it off. It makes me wonder, like, people say shit like "They didn't learn anything from the Prohibition!" and then, like...maybe the CIA got into this shit because they *did* learn from the Prohibition, just "this is how you create and control a black market" rather than "people will get the drugs anyway".
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  ≠ Brett Stevens ≠ (amerika@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 02:47:12 JST ≠ Brett Stevens ≠
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  "Alienation of affection" suits are still possible in a dozen states. I hear they are used against cheaters.
  
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  Mr. Bacon (tony@clew.lol)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 02:47:13 JST Mr. Bacon
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  @dc @p @Tfmonkey :blobcat_fat:
  
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  ≠ Brett Stevens ≠ (amerika@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 02:47:18 JST ≠ Brett Stevens ≠
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  Even better, weed was decriminalized. It was simply a wild plant that some people enjoyed smoking.
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 02:47:46 JST pistolero
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  @amerika @dc @Tfmonkey @Tony Video games and anime hadn't been invented yet so weed was harmless.
  
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  Hertz (hertz@poa.st)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:02:03 JST Hertz
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  @p @dc @Tony @Tfmonkey Incidentally, didn't FDR's family get their money from drug running? Opium I think.
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:02:30 JST pistolero
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  @Hertz @dc @Tony @Tfmonkey It was actually Prohibition-era liquor smuggling.
  
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  di0nysius the patomskyite (dsm@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:04:26 JST di0nysius the patomskyite
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  Didn't read the thread, but last night was a heroin night for me.
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:04:40 JST pistolero
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  @dsm @Tfmonkey @Tony @dc Rough times, man.
  
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  di0nysius the patomskyite (dsm@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:05:09 JST di0nysius the patomskyite
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  You should read the 3 letter law.
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:05:26 JST pistolero
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  @dsm @Tfmonkey @Tony Eh?
  
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  f0x (f0x@clubcyberia.co)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:07:08 JST f0x
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  @dsm @Tony @p @Tfmonkey which one, there are a lot of those.
  
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  di0nysius the patomskyite (dsm@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:21:44 JST di0nysius the patomskyite
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  Writing a letter to a woman was a show of interest, and 3 letters a promise of engagement.
  
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  f0x (f0x@clubcyberia.co)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:27:28 JST f0x
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  @dsm @Tony @p @Tfmonkey implicit rules like that are funny, like, in France you can accidentally date a woman by hanging out with her 1 on 1 too much. I remember there being similar social rules in Asiatic countries, youth wasting being heavily discouraged and punishable, etcetera.
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:28:04 JST pistolero
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  @dsm @f0x @Tfmonkey @Tony That was in the GI booklet for US soldiers stationed in Ireland, like, they had to be careful about being seen in public with a girl too many times because this would create an expectation of marriage.
  
  The other side, the ones stationed in France, something like "101 Misconceptions About the French", and that book said things like "The French are not actually averse to bathing, they only smell bad because war is really hard and they can't afford soap."
  
  Sounds a lot like it would have been preferable to be stationed in Ireland.
  
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  Mr. Bacon (tony@clew.lol)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:29:42 JST Mr. Bacon
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  @p @Tfmonkey interesting. So it's always been like this
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:31:30 JST pistolero
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  @Tony @Tfmonkey Yeah. It is kinda funny that it flipped around the way it did.
  
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  Mr. Bacon (tony@clew.lol)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:31:31 JST Mr. Bacon
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  @p @Tfmonkey So, basically it's always b een like this and there isn't some "new" conspiracy.
  
  Interesting.
  
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  SilverDeth (silverdeth@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:32:18 JST SilverDeth
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  @p @Tony @Tfmonkey Wild times.
  
  "How did she take the breakup?"
  
  *BANG BANG BANG*
  
  "Oh..."
  
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  di0nysius the patomskyite (dsm@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:34:53 JST di0nysius the patomskyite
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  If that's what God wants of me, I'll stop complaining, but I can barely eat or drink like this, even with the regimen of 9 painkillers daily.
  
  Might go back on fentanyl patches.
  
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  ≠ Brett Stevens ≠ (amerika@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:37:48 JST ≠ Brett Stevens ≠
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  True, and also smoking ditch weed probably never caused many problems. But then the hippies, Dutch, and professionals got involved and now weed is even more engineered than the tasteless tomatoes.
  
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  @SilverDeth @Tfmonkey @Tony Yeah, I found out about this due to all the shit being named after Lucky Baldwin.
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:42:27 JST pistolero
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  @amerika @Tfmonkey @Tony @dsm @f0x As long as she's not French.
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:55:28 JST pistolero
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  > dating is not a legal relationship like marriage
  
  You didn't read the thread or the history of the country: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breach_of_promise#United_States
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    Breach of promise is a common-law tort, abolished in many jurisdictions. It was also called breach of contract to marry, and the remedy awarded was known as heart balm. From at least the Middle Ages to the early 20th century, many jurisdictions regarded a man's promise of engagement to marry a woman as a legally binding contract. If the man subsequently changed his mind, he would be said to be in "breach" of this promise and could be subject to litigation for damages. The converse of that was seldom true. The concept that "it's a woman's prerogative to change her mind" had at least some basis in law (though a woman might pay a high social price for exercising this privilege). Unless a dowry of money or property had changed hands, or the woman could be shown to have become engaged to a man only to enable her use of his money, a man could rarely recover in a "breach of promise" suit against a woman if he was even allowed to file one. Changing social attitudes toward morals have led to a decline in the number of legal actions in response to "jilting". Most jurisdictions, at least in the English-speaking common-law world, have become increasingly...
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  Baron Keg of South Wake [NC] (kgibson@noauthority.social)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 05:55:29 JST Baron Keg of South Wake [NC]
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  it only works if married, dating is not a legal relationship like marriage
  
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  ?? Humpleupagus ?? (humpleupagus@eveningzoo.club)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 06:06:51 JST ?? Humpleupagus ??
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  I had a client who's husband alienated the affection of a woman in North Carolina. She received a demand letter from other Woman's husband's counsel's.
  
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  @Humpleupagus @kgibson @Tony @amerika @Tfmonkey @dc What did they want done?
  
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  > Then the League of Nations busybodied these onesided modern laws into society.
  
  The League was set up to enact the things that Wilson wanted done. He got Taft to endorse the world government plan, also, like, directly: time has come for a single body of law and a single court system for the whole world so that there will never be any more wars, etc. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/League_to_Enforce_Peace , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palais_Wilson . Incidentally, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/League_of_Nations :
  
  > Although the United States never joined, unofficial observers became more and more involved, especially in the 1930s. American philanthropies became heavily involved, especially the Rockefeller Foundation.
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  CapitalB (capitalb@noauthority.social)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 06:30:29 JST CapitalB
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  There were no drug laws at all. (Except Mohammeds bs about Wine and some minor rules during Lent etc.)
  Then the League of Nations busybodied these onesided modern laws into society.
  
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  ?? Humpleupagus ?? (humpleupagus@eveningzoo.club)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 06:31:40 JST ?? Humpleupagus ??
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  The demand basically demanded a monetary settlement under the theory that wife's community property was liable. I did the typical defense dog and pony show — no it's not, and even if it is, I'll make this an expensive mess. No suit was ever filed.
  
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  ?? Humpleupagus ?? (humpleupagus@eveningzoo.club)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 07:44:34 JST ?? Humpleupagus ??
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  Also husband isn't acting on behalf of the community when he's banging another woman, and they were already separated anyway, so no community to act for, and a petition for dissolution had been filed, which converts the community into an equity subject to the courts jurisdiction and division.
  
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  Oven_Operators_LU_88 (oven_operators_lu_88@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 07:44:35 JST Oven_Operators_LU_88
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  Shitshow. It definitely awnsers the mail on diversity jurisdiction, and very likely has conflict of state laws forcing dj.
  
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  Oven_Operators_LU_88 (oven_operators_lu_88@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 07:44:36 JST Oven_Operators_LU_88
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  In other words she got fat and he found someone else.
  
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  No. I knew both her and her husband professionally. She was actually very thin. She was an aussie though. A complete bitch. Husband was cool af. They were separated at the time, and they were handling their own divorce. It was amicable. Woman was his high school sweetheart. I was actually called upon by both, but as to wife's liability (community property liability) because of the multi-jurisdictional issues, e.g. North Carolina tort law, California property law, and likely a federal venue.
  
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  > yeah, it’s important to remember that whatever the final end-state of repealing feminism is
  
  I think it's important to remember if you expect it to happen.
  
  > it’s not going to be a one-sided fuckparty where guys can get their dick wet without consequences and women have to shut up and be in the kitchen
  
  See, this is the thing, right, it's falling for the 1970s academics' version of events, right, and they painted a very different picture of the 1950s than someone that was alive in the 1950s does. The 70s feminist characterization of society seems to be more like what you'd observe if your parents were rich: so those women on the Upper East Side of New York, their husbands are out carousing and the wife is saddled with all the shit and can't leave the house and her only function is to look pretty and produce an heir, whatever. It's a vision of the past that you can only believe if you've never listened to any stories from people that were alive, never read a book from that time or before to see who had what sensibilities, never looked at history to see what changed and when.
  
  So, the man-o-cracy guys just sort of uncritically accepted the 1970s feminist academic painting of the past: they babble about going back in time to a time that never existed.
  
  > in the world where women are forbidden by law to cock-hop
  
  This seems like a bad law; I'm sure there are some people that like the idea, but I figure they can buy their own plane ticket to Dubai.
  
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  @p @Tony @Tfmonkey yeah, it’s important to remember that whatever the final end-state of repealing feminism is, it’s not going to be a one-sided fuckparty where guys can get their dick wet without consequences and women have to shut up and be in the kitchen
  in the world where women are forbidden by law to cock-hop, then that implies, inter alia, that boffing a woman without going through a gauntlet of commitment is going to at the very least lead to serious and sanctioned consequences at the hands of the interested male in the equation (father, brother, current betrothed, whoever)
  perhaps the count of available virgins will rise, and perhaps wahmen will be a lot happier as a result, but at the end of the day, the iron law will be “you break it you bought it and you’d better take care of it”
  
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  Family law is wild, definitely not my forté.
  
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  ?? Humpleupagus ?? (humpleupagus@eveningzoo.club)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 07:58:21 JST ?? Humpleupagus ??
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  I generally don't practice family law. Like I said, their divorce was being handled by them both pro per.
  
  But when some multi-jurisdictional issue that involves a conflict of laws analysis lands of my desk.
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  Define “acting on behalf of the community” because that could be banging some old cougar as a form of community service. 😂
  
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  @amerika @VaxxSabbath @Tfmonkey @Tony Society needs a pressure-release valve. The town must have a bike.
  
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  If we're going to stop women from cock-hopping, might make sense to stop men from whatever the equivalent is.
  
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  @amerika @Tfmonkey @Tony @dc @kgibson Oh, yeah, I mean, that's still a thing in a lot of the country.
  
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  Also common law marriage
  
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  Ubuntu is not as bad as people make it out to be
  
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  > Ubuntu is not as bad as people make it out to be
  
  Yes, it's worse.
  
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  Three letter law = STW
  
  Sodomize The Weak
  
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  @VaxxSabbath @Tfmonkey @Tony
  
  > you’re going to have some kind of law on the topic, whether written or unwritten
  
  If you can't understand why some things must be outside the purview of the state, or what the practical differences between something enforced socially and something enforced in civil courts or in criminal courts, I don't know how to help you.
  
  > what we have now is “effectively no written law preventing this in most places in the West”, plus “unwritten laws and practices strongly favoring maximum gynoliberty”, which is clearly not driving good outcomes
  
  "The West". People use that and they intend to convey the US, Europe, Canada, Australia. Anyone in Europe can eat fifty dicks for all I care: peddle this stuff there, where you have a continent full of serfs.
  
  You do not have, as far as I can tell, a universal definition of "good outcome" that I'd agree with. My opinion does not matter to you any more than yours would to me, though; the important part here is that you do not have a definition of "good outcome" that agrees with the CIA or the WBG or whoever.
  
  > like it or not, the gravy train for wahmen is blowing the whistle for the final stop
  
  Pic related.
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  @p @Tony @Tfmonkey
  This seems like a bad law
  you’re going to have some kind of law on the topic, whether written or unwritten
  a written law is probably the better choice, because while certainly unfair in certain corner cases, it is at the very least legible to all concerned and provides solutions for most relevant cases
  what we have now is “effectively no written law preventing this in most places in the West”, plus “unwritten laws and practices strongly favoring maximum gynoliberty”, which is clearly not driving good outcomes
  even under strict-libertarian rules, though, the same thing can be attained via contract assuming that honoring the contract can be compelled: okay let’s say there’s no official universal law, so does Jane Wannabeaslut get her pussy-pass revoked when she signs a contract saying that yes she is basically owned by John Husband and that he has specific enforceable rights to that end?
  one could say “she won’t sign that”, but in that world her access to the goldmine of state-mandated wealth transfer from men is cut off, isn’t it now?
  like it or not, the gravy train for wahmen is blowing the whistle for the final stop, and the future is going to look very different
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 08:33:58 JST pistolero
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  @amerika @Tfmonkey @Tony @VaxxSabbath It turns out to be a viable reproduction strategy so the genes continue; a nihilist shouldn't have issues with this, so I'm not sure where you're going.
  
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  IMHO, no. Those are people you want to filter out.
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 08:34:53 JST pistolero
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  @amerika @Tfmonkey @Tony @dsm Or just whoever.
  
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  It's workable. Windows is workable. Macintosh is Nintendo, and Android is the new disco.
  
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  > In all of the country
  
  Varies by state. California does not recognize commonlaw marriages.
  
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  In all of the country. It's common law, not statutory. Local cases have narrowed it via the proof burden or widened it, but it's not going away since it has been here since nearly the start of our legal system (on another continent).
  
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  > It's workable.
  
  Even Debian is basically untenable.
  
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  Aktion T4 eliminated:
  
  * Retards
  * Insane
  * Criminals
  * Perverts
  
  If your behavior, het or hom, is so over-the-top that it triggers the last one...
  
  (gas release noises)
  
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  @p @Tony @amerika @Tfmonkey driving it back to the equilibrium point where the law is clear and somewhat harsh on that score yet is informally not enforced in certain areas is the usual cure for this, same as homosexuality; “okay if you want to be a fucking degenerate, then do it over there —> and don’t let it come to anybody’s attention; if someone has cause to complain, then you’re going to get stomped”
  
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  @amerika @Tony @p @Tfmonkey that’s a circle you’re never going to square, so there has to be some de minimis allowance made for it, even if unofficial
  “hypocrisy is the tribute vice pays to virtue”
  nothing is ever perfect
  
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  I do not aim for perfection, only losing the defectives and conning the smarter people into breeding more.
  
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  @amerika @Tfmonkey @Tony @VaxxSabbath One must have a value system to believe that one behavior is pathological and the other is not.
  
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  Pathologies -> ovens
  
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  ...by statute, and California recognizes common law marriages from other states.
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 09:13:09 JST pistolero
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  @amerika @Tfmonkey @Tony @dc @kgibson Well, yeah, it has to.
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 09:13:11 JST pistolero
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  > [4chan screenshot]
  
  Maybe this will be fun, like, sometimes they still have a--
  
  > [National flags at tops of posts]
  
  Dear god, it's /pol/, smash the X in the corner of the screen before you notice what they're even talking about, otherwise--
  
  > [Starts with a news story about a crime]
  
  There are exactly three types of post on /pol/, all of them were written by the BND or the CIA, and I have read them already.
  
  Thank you for sending this, I hate it.
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  @amerika @Tfmonkey @Tony @dsm @f0x No, California is not even monolithic like that.
  
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  Debian is the California of UNIX-like OSen
  
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  Don't you ever tire of being wrong?
  
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  pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Friday, 09-Oct-2026 09:25:53 JST pistolero
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  @amerika @Tfmonkey @Tony @dsm @f0x No, no, no. Even LA is not a monolith the way Austin is; California is not remotely monolithic.
  
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  Like Austin, its parts are remarkably similar while doing their best to look "different."
  
  The Optics fool us every time.
  
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  All values are cultural, thus genetic.
  
  We have to send the Italians back.
  
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  I disagree, but I think California monolithic is subtler.
  
  Austin is just... simplistic and retarded. Fuck that place.
  
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