Notices by xianc78@gameliberty.club

>Drew DeVault is now going after Louis Rossmann

Honestly, I don't know much about Louis Rossmann to have an opinion on him, but given his huge audience, I would love for him to roast that motherfucker into the ground.

@realcaseyrollins What's more insane is that you can say certain ethnic and homophobic slurs on the radio, but not that word.

FCC really only bans words with a sexual connotation.

@realcaseyrollins Forever. It's one of the seven words you can't say on radio.

@beardalaxy In a perfect word, everyone who can use a computer would also know how to write HTML or Markdown and edit documents that way. That ensures minimal compatibility issues.

People who send/publish PDFs with the intent of the receiver to edit them should be labeled as clinically retarded.

@Alex They can still communicate via mouthing. They can blink their eyes in Morse code or in binary.

@Alex https://mises.org/mises-daily/rights-animals

@Alex Read "The Secret Life of Plants" and you will realize that plants might be self-aware too, so there is no point in trying to not cause harm to other lifeforms besides your own kind, unless you want to die.

@Alex Humans can petition for their rights. Animals cannot.

Murray Rothbard made that distinction in The Ethics of Liberty.

And to clarify, "libertarian animal rights" mean that the pet owner can abuse and/or slaughter their own pets because it is their property.

@bronze Why do people care so much about dogs? Why is it illegal to slaughter and eat them when we can slaughter and eat pigs, who are much more intelligent?

Both vegan and normie animal rights don't make any sense. The most logical stance is to say that natural rights only apply to humans and any other sentient life. All other life is open to slaughter unless they are owned by someone else.

@LukeAlmighty Americans generally don't tip fast-food workers. Only sit-in restaurant usually get tipped.

@neko TreeBird Nostr client when?

@jeff @gabriel To be fair, he did propose a solution in the form of purchasable cards with serial numbers that you could buy at a gas station or something to prove that you are a human or adult.

@jeff @gabriel He always had a mixed-bag of takes, imo. I generally agree with his anti-woke stance, but he also has some really bad takes like real ID for certain sites or him quitting LBRY/Odysee because one feature video dared to have the s-bomb in the title.

What's with Nintendo thinking that they can make their games look modern by adding lyrics to them (Super Mario Odysee, Smash Ultimate, Kirby Air Riders)? There is nothing special about adding lyrics to your games. That's been a thing since the Sega CD or even before that with arcade games like Psycho Soldier.

It seems like there is no rock bottom with this guy. Even after having his embarrassing Reddit history exposed and being exposed as the man behind The Stallman Report, he only doubled down. He added all of this (minus the Luigi sprite, which has been there for a while) to his blog's bio section shortly after the Charlie Kirk assassination, and Antifa being declared a terrorist organization, by the way.

@djsumdog I've noticed that prior to the Charlie Kirk shooting, the whole left/right divide was kind of on the decline (it still existed, but the mainstream left and right were finding common ground on some issues like Epstein, Palantir, and even the war in Gaza), but after the shooting it has went back in full force.

As for Roman Storm, people getting arrested for crypto related projects, even if they don't violate any laws doesn't surprise me.

There was one libertarian activist named Ian Freeman who was arrested for selling bitcoin without a license, even though there is no such license. He followed the law, but the feds were trying to get him arrested for the longest time (he was part of The Free State Project and there is a certain FBI agent that has been dedicated to stalking and cracking down on Free Staters) and they finally found an excuse to arrest him when an elderly couple got scammed and went to his ATM to buy bitcoin.

The worst part is that if he was just selling bitcoin and wasn't expressing libertarian sentiment, he would've probably gotten a lighter sentence or wouldn't have been sent to jail at all. It just shows that you can be punished more if you hold an ideology that the judge doesn't like.

@cjd @dcc @raucao @yukiame
>Nobody is gonna mail cash

My current email provider accepts cash-by-mail payments. You can also buy computers from the ThinkPenguin store using cash (assuming you live in the US).

@LukeAlmighty My biggest concern is right-wingers cancelling other right-wingers for not being in the same camp. I could see neocons cancelling right-wingers who are critical of America's military overreach for example.