Curt Doolittle

Category: Natural Law and Reciprocity

  • All Libertarians And Anarchists Are Just Parasites

    –“Lying” and “stealing” are just normative terms (morality).— Domagoj Vaci Only if you’re a thief and a liar. Otherwise they’re empirical tests of irreciprocity, and they remove the incentive for cooperation and provide incentive for restitution, punishment, enslavement, and death. That’s basic science. The evidentiary record of that science is the record of disputes we call the law. The strong need an excuse not to kill, prey upon, or enslave the weak. Avoiding lying, stealing in all their forms are the only reason not to kill, prey upon, or enslave. That’s history.

  • All Libertarians And Anarchists Are Just Parasites

    –“Lying” and “stealing” are just normative terms (morality).— Domagoj Vaci Only if you’re a thief and a liar. Otherwise they’re empirical tests of irreciprocity, and they remove the incentive for cooperation and provide incentive for restitution, punishment, enslavement, and death. That’s basic science. The evidentiary record of that science is the record of disputes we call the law. The strong need an excuse not to kill, prey upon, or enslave the weak. Avoiding lying, stealing in all their forms are the only reason not to kill, prey upon, or enslave. That’s history.

  • (On Discord) Guy asks me if I believe private property emerges. I say, well, it

    (On Discord) Guy asks me if I believe private property emerges. I say, well, it emerges in concert with the complexity of cooperation. I say that by and large we created markets and property by suppression of parasitism. By suppressing parasitism we created markets. …. Then he jumps in and makes a completely unrelated argument (rant) about the production of commons. And that ‘states’ are necessary for those productions. And of course he brings up health care, roads, pyramids…. And I’m thinking. Um. You know, you just cut from bottom up construction to top down justification as if that’s a falsification. When we never got to the point in the bottom up construction. I mean…. jeez. morons,

  • (On Discord) Guy asks me if I believe private property emerges. I say, well, it

    (On Discord)

    Guy asks me if I believe private property emerges. I say, well, it emerges in concert with the complexity of cooperation. I say that by and large we created markets and property by suppression of parasitism. By suppressing parasitism we created markets. ….

    Then he jumps in and makes a completely unrelated argument (rant) about the production of commons. And that ‘states’ are necessary for those productions. And of course he brings up health care, roads, pyramids….

    And I’m thinking. Um. You know, you just cut from bottom up construction to top down justification as if that’s a falsification. When we never got to the point in the bottom up construction.

    I mean…. jeez.

    morons,

    Source date (UTC): 2017-11-11 13:29:00 UTC

  • (On Discord) Guy asks me if I believe private property emerges. I say, well, it

    (On Discord) Guy asks me if I believe private property emerges. I say, well, it emerges in concert with the complexity of cooperation. I say that by and large we created markets and property by suppression of parasitism. By suppressing parasitism we created markets. …. Then he jumps in and makes a completely unrelated argument (rant) about the production of commons. And that ‘states’ are necessary for those productions. And of course he brings up health care, roads, pyramids…. And I’m thinking. Um. You know, you just cut from bottom up construction to top down justification as if that’s a falsification. When we never got to the point in the bottom up construction. I mean…. jeez. morons,

  • Every single act of respecting (meaning, not privatizing) other’s property is a

    Every single act of respecting (meaning, not privatizing) other’s property is a forgone opportunity. A cost born. A tax. Every privatization a theft not only from the owner, but from all those who have forgone such opportunities and paid the tax of forgone opportunity. We pay for the normative commons, and it is this normative commons that other civilizations do NOT pay, that has been our competitive difference in the three eras of man’s domestication.

  • Every single act of respecting (meaning, not privatizing) other’s property is a

    Every single act of respecting (meaning, not privatizing) other’s property is a forgone opportunity. A cost born. A tax. Every privatization a theft not only from the owner, but from all those who have forgone such opportunities and paid the tax of forgone opportunity. We pay for the normative commons, and it is this normative commons that other civilizations do NOT pay, that has been our competitive difference in the three eras of man’s domestication.

    Source date (UTC): 2017-11-11 12:58:00 UTC

  • Every single act of respecting (meaning, not privatizing) other’s property is a

    Every single act of respecting (meaning, not privatizing) other’s property is a forgone opportunity. A cost born. A tax. Every privatization a theft not only from the owner, but from all those who have forgone such opportunities and paid the tax of forgone opportunity. We pay for the normative commons, and it is this normative commons that other civilizations do NOT pay, that has been our competitive difference in the three eras of man’s domestication.

  • There is only one method of producing Sovereignty: A distributed dictatorship of

    There is only one method of producing Sovereignty: A distributed dictatorship of warriors under reciprocally warranty.

  • There is only one method of producing Sovereignty: A distributed dictatorship of

    There is only one method of producing Sovereignty: A distributed dictatorship of warriors under reciprocally warranty.

    Source date (UTC): 2017-11-11 12:39:00 UTC