Sent the 3 BTC. Thanks for the great transaction. Check your PM's please.
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I'm downloading blocks now, give me a few minutes.
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how many you need ? i got 1 for now ><
I need 2 but I'll go ahead and buy the 1 you got for now.
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Alright, do you just have one for sale or more than one?
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I'm interested in the Minecraft code. It's a gift code that can be used on Minecraft.net, correct?
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Although you could assume that it's your right to use violence against an intruder to your dwelling, it's not the same situation when you have invited them as a guest, knowing in advance what they would demand. If I invite my leech of a brother-in-law to stay in my basement for 2 weeks knowing full well that he'll want to stay there for 9 months, I have the right to evict him, even if he'll die because of it.
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You can remove anything from your own body, even if it's another person.
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If you want to remove the state, you have to offer a way to protect people from this violence and chaos first. I have to? No, I don't. Correct. You won't have that responsibility. And you might not have the resources. In fact, you almost certainly won't have the ability or resources to protect even yourself from certain individuals and their followers. You'll just hope that such individuals don't take a liking to your neck of the woods. The market supplies for our demands of juice, jump ropes and jet engines. What makes you think that the market won't supply for our demands of justice? Serious analysis please, not "ZOMG roving gangs". That's just FUD.
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If you want to remove the state, you have to offer a way to protect people from this violence and chaos first. I have to? No, I don't.
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its not enough to say the roof on a house is leaky; you have to offer a way to fix it or a way to replace it with a better roof A leaky roof is a poor analogy because there are no moral or ethical implications. As chrisco correctly points out, saying we should stop doing something immoral, even without suggesting an alternative, does make sense. I don't need to tell a rapist how he's going to get laid. I do know that he should stop raping though.
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You can only threaten to do what you have the right to do. You don't have the right to kill me. Therefore, you can't threaten to kill me. You have the right to tell my dirty secrets. Therefore, you have the right to threaten to tell my dirty secrets.
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So funny. For about the hundredth time in about the past six months, who exactly agrees that you may use proportional force? What if your neighbor doesn't buy into NAP? Then either the neighbor believes one of two things: 1. He can use aggression whenever he wants but nobody can use aggression against him. 2. Anybody can use aggression on anyone at anytime. If he believes (1) then he's just trying to set a double standard for himself and his wishes have no merit. If he believes (2) then he can't consistently object to anything I do to him, including responding proportionally when using violence.
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If you are wearing a watch and I take it from you, am I the aggressor or are you? Well, if you took the watch from me yesterday and I'm just getting my property back, then you're the aggressor. If it was always your watch then I'm the aggressor. See, you can't talk about the non-aggression principle in a vacuum. The other side of the coin is property rights, which tells us who exactly the aggressor is.
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We are currently down due to lack of funding issues. Anyone that needs to make a withdrawal please send me a PM and we'll work something out.
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there is nothing in current society which is preventing said lawsuits It's bad enough that you're obnoxious and insulting but you're wrong on top of it. If you get a permit from whatever state you are in, you can pollute other people's private property and they can't sue you. Here's one example: A new air pollution permit issued by state regulators for the coal-fired power plant near downtown Milwaukee doesn't go far enough to protect public health, environmental groups said Thursday as they filed challenges to the permit.
We Energies' Valley plant doesn't have modern controls to reduce emissions linked to soot, smog and respiratory health problems.
The state Department of Natural Resources recently issued a permit for the plant to keep operating without installing more controls. Source: http://www.jsonline.com/business/119034489.htmlAt least educate yourself if you're going to insult the intelligence of other people.
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No, it was because white people would refuse to share busses and schools with blacks. The free market responded by giving what most of its customers demanded. I don't believe you but I'll accept it as true for the sake of argument. Even assuming that's true, it doesn't matter. No business is required to give you service. You don't get to point a gun at someone and say "let me be a customer", no matter how desperately you need that good or service and no matter how arbitrary the reason for being denied service. I think it sucks that some businesses are operated by racists but that doesn't give you the right to use violence. The use of violence is justified in immediate self-defense only.
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Climate change, industrial pollution, ozone depletion, damage to the physical beauty of the area surrounding people's homes (and therefore their value) – all these, if libertarians did not possess a shocking set of double standards, would be denounced by them as infringements on other people's property. This guy doesn't understand libertarianism philosophy. In so far as your pollution damages other people's property, you are infringing on their rights. Point out the pollution, point out the polluters, and let the property owners sue. End of story. This no need to deny anything and I won't. If the majority of credible climatologists say there is climate change, fine, I believe it. That changes nothing about my political views.
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God damn it, they're at it again, those damn collectivists create the best school in the world. Best? No, that would be China according to the sources your article uses. What's your point?
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Define "rich".
Define "poor".
It's defined by the market - in China 'poor' is defined as less than $1 per day. In the US I don't know. But the market decides - and I'm sure people who are 'poor' know who they are, and if there are enough of them they will react. You can make an decision to prevent this based on your personal economic position - it's just market forces. You are free to speculate on your future prosperity and safety and vote accordingly You didn't actually define anything.
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Define "rich".
Define "poor".
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