Jan 25, 2020, 4:23 PM by Luke Weinhagen Passive morality isn’t. Conflating docility (submissive to morality, passive) with morality is like conflating helplessness (being incapable of violence, passive) with being peaceful. Both may describe your behavior but not your character nor your potential for reciprocity.
Form: Aphorism
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Passive Morality Isn’t Moral It’s Immoral – Free Riding
Jan 25, 2020, 4:23 PM by Luke Weinhagen Passive morality isn’t. Conflating docility (submissive to morality, passive) with morality is like conflating helplessness (being incapable of violence, passive) with being peaceful. Both may describe your behavior but not your character nor your potential for reciprocity.
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The average man does not want to be free
The average man does not want to be free https://propertarianism.com/2020/05/25/the-average-man-does-not-want-to-be-free/
Source date (UTC): 2020-05-25 17:57:06 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1264978816859992070
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He Who Can Destroy a Thing, Controls a Thing
He Who Can Destroy a Thing, Controls a Thing https://propertarianism.com/2020/05/25/he-who-can-destroy-a-thing-controls-a-thing/
Source date (UTC): 2020-05-25 17:26:18 UTC
Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1264971066159566850
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Sacrifices vs Capital Punishment
If our ancestors didn’t have capital punishment for other than cowardice in battle and adultery, how did they get rid of malcontents? Sacrifice. See. Then it was for the gods. No one was responsible. I like that method.
—“Can’t kick off Saturnalia without sacrificing a criminal”–Skarnette Morax
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Sacrifices vs Capital Punishment
If our ancestors didn’t have capital punishment for other than cowardice in battle and adultery, how did they get rid of malcontents? Sacrifice. See. Then it was for the gods. No one was responsible. I like that method.
—“Can’t kick off Saturnalia without sacrificing a criminal”–Skarnette Morax
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The Trade Between The Aristocracy and The Common Folk
Jan 29, 2020, 8:48 AM
—“Caesar was asked if he believed in the gods, to which he replied, ‘The common folk do- so must I’.”—Bjarg Jonsson
Reciprocity: The people sacrifice to the emperor, the emperor sacrifices to the people. The sacrifice is an expression of loyalty at cost. The sacrifice is not a falsehood. It is material. It is not a payment. But it is a cost. (tag: christianity, religion, trade, compromise)
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The Trade Between The Aristocracy and The Common Folk
Jan 29, 2020, 8:48 AM
—“Caesar was asked if he believed in the gods, to which he replied, ‘The common folk do- so must I’.”—Bjarg Jonsson
Reciprocity: The people sacrifice to the emperor, the emperor sacrifices to the people. The sacrifice is an expression of loyalty at cost. The sacrifice is not a falsehood. It is material. It is not a payment. But it is a cost. (tag: christianity, religion, trade, compromise)
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All Right Left Conflict Is Reducible to Group Strategy
Jan 29, 2020, 11:22 AM
All right left conflict is reducible to group strategy of eugenic families in meritocratic market aristocracy under rule of law of heroism, and dysgenic individuals in equalitarian ant-market pseudoscientific and sophomoric priesthood and discretionary rule of victimhood.
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All Right Left Conflict Is Reducible to Group Strategy
Jan 29, 2020, 11:22 AM
All right left conflict is reducible to group strategy of eugenic families in meritocratic market aristocracy under rule of law of heroism, and dysgenic individuals in equalitarian ant-market pseudoscientific and sophomoric priesthood and discretionary rule of victimhood.