This mob rule that you advocate winning arbitration, Hawker, is fundamentally inconsistent with NAP.
Hmm. Sorry but you have not understood the NAP. Look it up - you have no right to interfere with my property. Exactly. You have no right to interfere with my property. Take and fuck off.
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This mob rule that you advocate winning arbitration, Hawker, is fundamentally inconsistent with NAP.
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There's something to be said for rejecting others' reality and substituting your own, but all the time, seriously?
In trying to communicate with statists, I fear we're treading dangerously close to meeting Einstein's definition of insanity.
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Can someone point to the law that REQUIRES me to have a SSN?
I've known my SSN for longer than I can remember, probably before I even became a teenager. How do you force the government to rescind your number (whether you've paid nothing into SS, very little because you've mostly been unemployed, or lots) without forfeiting U.S. citizenship? And if you want to have a "legit" job or do anything else where SSN/TIN is asked of you, how do you respond? There's nothing more I'd like to do right now than say "I don't have that number and you can't make me get one."
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What disgusts us is that you see broken expensive systems (in some similar, some different ways than the U.S.) in most other countries and your response is to call them "working systems".
That's a very fair point. Perhaps there is some better idealised system out there that has never been tried. All I will say is that until you have an example of a working system that is cheaper, socialised medicine fits the description of "working." That's like saying your personal, average entry-level PC which currently is infected with a boot sector virus that overwrites every important document you create is a working system, because the average entry-level Mac you could switch to (like I did around 2006) is more expensive. Broken with nothing cheaper provided as example≠working. Gods help anyone who ever gets "customer service" from you. Deny, deny, deny. "Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." -Benjamin Franklin
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What disgusts us is that you see broken expensive systems (in some similar, some different ways than the U.S.) in most other countries and your response is to call them "working systems".
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OMFG that wins the internets!
/starts putting the conversion code in all my craigslist posts
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We have differing opinions; that doesn't make either of us retarded or lazy.
"Never assume malice when stupidity will suffice." So you're saying you're malicious in your misinterpretation of the apparent libertarian position, then? Your quote doesn't apply. I have been trying to explain the real world effects of the libertarian position, as I see them. You are free to disagree. Just like I'm free not to pay taxes nor demand medical care, and not be imprisoned or in any way punished by others for it in your fantastical world of statism? This one's for you, statists: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fsphotos.xx.fbcdn.net%2Fhphotos-snc6%2F34852_1480517407532_756498_n.jpg&t=663&c=9xqeaQNndPkGnQ)
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We have differing opinions; that doesn't make either of us retarded or lazy.
"Never assume malice when stupidity will suffice." So you're saying you're malicious in your misinterpretation of the apparent libertarian position, then?
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Who would want to pay for anything if they could just have the government steal the funds for it at gunpoint from their fellow man?
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And he seems to ignore all the factors that may result in him not having enough money to pay for healthcare. Factors that he would have no influence over.
Like just about everything the government does, by continually electing and reelecting tyrants with votes from corpses, incarcerated felons, people who can read off random names on voter sign-in sheets, and just enough statists to make the elections appear legit.
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You make it sound simple. If a man leaves his wife and baby and cancels their insurance, you are 100% happy to let that baby die?
If only there were a 100% guarantee that lack of insurance equaled dead baby. Oops, I guess we're all just imagining we exist, because certainly evolution and the eventual persistence of the human race NEVER would have happened without insurance. LOL But with the government stealing massive chunks of peoples' income and interfering heavily with the industry so that people need insurance, government assistance, and in some cases, to file bankruptcy, to be able to get critical, competent treatment, there's a 100% guarantee that baby would be better off with a mom paying for care with 100% of her income and liberty intact, a competent doctor providing care with 100% of his income and liberty intact, and private charity aid if necessary being granted, instead of tyranny and robbery by proxy.
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BITeMEow.com - available
Play around with the capitalization if it looks weird at first glance.
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Taxes support countless facial and as-applied civil rights violations by pro-criminal tyrannies that result in countless murders, rapes, maimings, and lesser crimes perpetrated with practical impunity against disarmed and defenseless innocents.
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Know about? IDK, you reminded me it exists. Interested in using? Looks like not a lot. Funny to see the person in Coronado selling at 6.68 and buying at 6.29.
Closest seller to my zip is 7.4 miles (downtown). My nearest Chase is about a mile away so I'm planning to deposit a small amount to Bitfloor there, for my first time.
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I'd prefer not to have to calculate the BTC from USD (or have my customers do it), but as part of the URI? IDK... I'd almost rather have an app modified (like Bitcoin Ticker), or created, to do voice recognition conversion, Siri-style. Like you say "twenty USD to BTC" and it replies "two point nine-nine BTC".
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Thanks, I'll check it out. I DQ out of most paid surveys because I can't afford common expenses, products, and services, if I can even get registered with the surveyors in the first place, so many of whom are closed to new registrations.
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I just assumed that's how you'd made that much, as I take surveys for Amazon credit and I couldn't even make $5,000 in a decade or two at this rate.
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