Category: Commentary, Critique, and Response

  • “Imagine sucking so much that you think elitism is a bad thing.”—Harald Magnus

    —“Imagine sucking so much that you think elitism is a bad thing.”—Harald Magnusson


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-24 13:22:00 UTC

  • KICKED OUT OF MOLYNEUX’S GROUP. Not exactly sure why other than saying he’s a gr

    KICKED OUT OF MOLYNEUX’S GROUP.

    Not exactly sure why other than saying he’s a great teacher, good analyst, but failed philosopher. And that he was a slow mover to the right.

    Moderator says I should call in. Followers say it would be unfair to Moly to debate him unprepared. I agreed and said so. I said that it would take me most of an hour to walk him through enough context. And that it would be boring or tedious for the audience. And that if he was a bit prepared, then he could carry on the conversation while maintaining his audience. So AFAIK, I was doing the right thing.

    Moderator says something along the lines of “if you’re so smart how come you’re not as successful?” Which I find strange because I’ve dominated in business, and I’m doing quite well in philosophy. But that said, I mean, how many philosophers of science or law have Moly’s audience (none), how many subscribers to the journal Science are there? (50k). I mean, does that mean that popularity determines truth content? Of course not. It’s usually the opposite, right?

    Now, I don’t know who the moderator is (DiMarco maybe?) but he found all of this offensive and apparently booted me.

    My ask was only that I would like to move Moly the rest of the way, but that it was unfair to do it by just calling in. As far as I know that’s just the moral thing to do.

    So maybe I switch tactics and go after Moly’s “Therapy Cult” and just deal with it until he debates me.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-24 12:47:00 UTC

  • Tell me, tell me, tell me. 😉

    Tell me, tell me, tell me. 😉


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-24 12:09:47 UTC

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  • “Curt, You should talk to X!!!”— Anon Translated: Curt, I have this frame of r

    —“Curt, You should talk to X!!!”— Anon

    Translated: Curt, I have this frame of reference. Can you talk in my frame of reference?

    I get this all the time because some writer somewhere said something that made sense to somebody.

    In other words, “Can you do the work for me?”. So instead, say “so and so says this, and I felt this, can you tell me what you think about it?”

    Well you know I provided a universal frame of reference right? That’s what acquisitionism, propertarianism, and testimonialism do right?

    Why is it that I should talk to people who do NOT talk in a universal frame of reference?

    I don’t need to find a way to make excuses or lie in some other frame of reference in order to justify my objectives.

    It’s up to others to justify their frames of reference and objectives if they violate acquisitionism, propertarianism, testimonialism: the natural law of reciprocity.

    Ya see? Its like asking a mathematician using measurements to talk in nonsense like ‘Oh, it’s about a country mile as the crow flies…”

    (Excuse my frustration.)


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-23 09:58:00 UTC

  • “Pilpul offends me. The fact that we’re not allowed to simply kill such creature

    —“Pilpul offends me. The fact that we’re not allowed to simply kill such creatures offends me. The fact that there is an entire people/culture/religion based around psychopathy as a group evolutionary strategy, offends me. Wasting a minute of my time slogging through that dreck, when it’s obvious someone is motivated to their core, by malice and duplicity, and will never even state a plain fact unless pinned down, with all alternatives denied, offends me to my core. It’s cognitively, and emotionally draining dealing with them. And they don’t even seem human. It’s like a malignant, unfathomable, hostile, alien, entity, with a human mask. And the damage it’s done, down through the years. It’s worth a lot of false positives to avoid false negatives in the identification and elimination of such evil.”—- Eli Harman


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-22 22:17:00 UTC

  • “Well, you’ve got to take a run at the bars sometimes if you want to know how bi

    —“Well, you’ve got to take a run at the bars sometimes if you want to know how big the cage is.”—Karl Grohe


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-22 19:58:00 UTC

  • (how many times i gotta say it. Please don’t include me in your anger-speech. Lo

    (how many times i gotta say it. Please don’t include me in your anger-speech. Look in the mirror. You, your parents, your grandparents, your relatives, their friends, that is who is responsible for our current state. It is trivially easy to defend against abrahamism whether christian jewish or islamic. If you don’t, then you’ve given the scorpion a ride you stupid frog. The only way to defeat it, is to kill it first.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-22 14:21:00 UTC

  • The amount of rationalization of one stupid thing or another by some subset of t

    The amount of rationalization of one stupid thing or another by some subset of the right never ceases to amaze me. Monkeys on the Left. Monkeys on the Right. Makes no difference.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-22 10:09:00 UTC

  • “I personally enjoy Molyneux’s delivery. Assholes need a voice too. Dont hate, b

    —“I personally enjoy Molyneux’s delivery. Assholes need a voice too. Dont hate, because we don’t give a f-ck about your feelings anyway”— Nilam Enliven


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-22 09:33:00 UTC

  • STOREY TRIES TO PULL THE STAKE FROM THE ROTHBARDIAN VAMPIRE AND FAILS. —“The s

    STOREY TRIES TO PULL THE STAKE FROM THE ROTHBARDIAN VAMPIRE AND FAILS.

    —“The state, being a judicial monopolist, is an irrational system of government because of the self-contradictory violation of private property rights required to establish or maintain it. “—

    That’s illogical (irrational) since no rights can exist until an insurer is brought into material existence to insure them. There exist no property rights until they are constructed. We may NEED possessions, the norm of property, and rights of restitution from an insurer of property, but no rights can be brought into existence without an insurer capable of de-facto insuring them.

    —“Praxeological jurisprudence and the doctrine of dialogical estoppel provide the rational framework to show that, where there is incentive for rational consistency in the law, estopping the activities of state government and, rather, employing private judicial services is the only rationally viable option.”—

    The value of constructing increasingly competitive cooperation requires the suppression of the imposition of costs upon the investments of others so that retaliation is avoided, and all individuals must limit themselves to productive, fully informed, voluntary transfer, free of imposition of costs by externality. Otherwise the incentive of the strong is to prey upon the weak through killing, takings, or serfdom or enslavement rather than cooperation.

    —“rational consistency in the law,”—

    The purpose of rational consistency in the law is to prevent the jurist from favoritism, and to remove incentives to enter into conflict, so that extra-judicial violence and retaliation cycles are prevented.

    —“private judicial services”—

    There is a vast difference between an independent, private, professional judiciary and a polylogical law. All polylogical law societies have failed. They cannot suppress sufficient desires for retaliation to eliminate demand for prior restraint, or the extermination of deviations from norms, or invasion by peoples with lower trust (allowing greater parasitism in law).

    The rest of the article is nonsense as well And here is why:

    1) you rely on praxeology, meaning, through sequential analysis of incentives and choices from them.

    2) you refrain from arguing your point praxeological, and instead do so ideally.

    In other words, your argument is ridiculous because it relies on one logic but demonstrates another. THIS IS HOW THE COSMOPOLITANS learned to lie from the practice of PILPUL (excuse making) in jewish law. The use of excuse making in christian doctrine (hermenutics).

    3) you are relying on the existence of an enforced order (state, normative law, tribal law, cult law) as a prior cause if you even mention the words Estoppel. In other words, you’re just repeating hoppe/what’s-his-name, in that you’re assuming a contract of cooperation at the point of negotiation (legal argument) when a state or equivalent must exist to construct the institution of property or demand rational discourse, or truth. Instead, we start with the permanent opportunity for predation, flight, or cooperation, and there exists no promise of truth or non-contradiction, or even rationality of argument – only a negotiation of demands, one of which is that if the negotiation fails, is violence.

    So your argument starts out with a pyramid of some combination of lie, error, and falsehood, as such all that yo produce from false premises is merely error.

    In other words. it’s a circular argument. A bit of sophomoric nonsense sold by rabbis, rothbard, hoppe and the like to simpletons indoctrinated into abrahamic fictionalism so deeply that they cannot but fall victim to it themselves.

    Curt Doolittle

    The Propertarian Institute

    Kiev Ukraine

    (Ps: libertinism is just common-property marxism. Another abrahamic fiction constructed of Pilpul (lies). Time to grow up. Marxism, Libertinism, Neoconservativsm are dead, and we are in the process of killing postmodernism.)


    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-21 16:17:00 UTC