kurtster wrote:

That doesn't make him a monarchist any more than I would be a fascist under a Trump presidency.

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:

that sounded familiar
freddie at unherd interviewed a fellow that was into monarchy
curtis yarvin is a "deep right thinker"

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote: 
Are you not a British Subject, at least at birth ?

You're current head of state is King Charles III if I'm not mistaken.

Well, that explains a lot...

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:
After years of having arguments with you on this board, I'd rather not- instead I'd prefer a relaxed verbal exchange, even though that may be utopic.
When I mentioned monarchy as a viable form of government, I didn't get to relay all the nitty-gritty details that monarchies we know (the last couple thousand years) have been missing... anyway, at least you got a hint now. A full responsibility of the monarch for their people reigns supreme in that theory. Very similar to that of communism which never was practiced but only theorized by Lenin and the likes. The Bolshewik (per-)version doesn't prove communism wrong, as living monarchies don't prove monarchy wrong, either. - Someone I value spoke of spiritual socialism. ... Call me anything for this my craziness, but I strongly despise the current "maelstroem" of capitalism that is relentlessly feeding on Mother Earth and us all, the root-cause of which being the wants for more and more money and material gains by any individual or state (see Lenin). There should be enough for us all, when distribution fits.

That currently most certainly implies taxing the rich.

But this alone doesn't help, so long as the governments of the world are as corrupt as they are. ... So it is something to wish for in my view, and now all you single-celled brains here can go ahead again and keep calling me an idiot hunting unicorns, etc.


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So again, a second time I go by your request - and you bug out. While you managed to polish your surface in discussion as compared to a few years ago, your basis still seems unmoved towards any amity. Warmongering, provocations and "less" insults than before, instead.

An observation from my end.

 thisbody wrote:

how about laying it out there?  

 R_P wrote:
Of course. You know, I'm Preussian by birth.

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:
We never got to discuss this in any more detail. I'd say I regret that, as I'm sure I can well understand and tolerate your craziness, but you don't seem to have a single clue about mine.
What to do?

 thisbody wrote:

Your answer reminds me of a curry sauce I had today at a wonderful buffet. So many layers, yet indefinable.

 Isabeau wrote:
Thanks for the ascribed honors. As the omnipotent one (of two - the other guy's a Japanese, however, sadly he's currently dying) I have to waive this one, as some form of serendipity will still be needed in creation.

 thisbody wrote:
I think you'll find kurtster firmly in the law and order camp.

 thisbody wrote:

says the openly monarchist.. 

 R_P wrote:

a little more heat and a little less light than usual.      tell me about it.

 thisbody wrote:

So, omnipotent one, got today's numbers for the lotto?

 R_P wrote:
Classic - just like kurtster vs the unanimous voice of the irreversibly indoctrinated protozoae from this board!

Classic. Choose your fighter...

Too big to fail

Spirit AeroSystems Whistleblower Dies After Sudden Infection

The series of mysterious deaths among Boeing whistleblowers continues.

Joshua Dean, a former quality auditor at Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems and one of the first whistleblowers to allege Spirit leadership had ignored manufacturing defects on the 737 MAX, died Tuesday morning after a struggle with a sudden, fast-spreading infection. 

Multi-resistant germs, they say.

Further on, the verbally always competent Cory Doctorow on Boeing and the Material Review Segretation Area.

Admit it folks, we all love to fly Boeing!

Once they arrest all the protestors, ban Tik Tok and make it illegal to say "Israel bad" it should be smooth sailing from there