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  • “Friend” of mine. Serb. Christian. Been in the states twenty years. Points at th

    “Friend” of mine. Serb. Christian. Been in the states twenty years. Points at the television. “You see this guy? Back home. We took communists. We put hooks in them here. (Points at his pectorals.) And we hung them from the towers. So people could see them – from all around the city. We make sure they know. They know this is what we will do to them. ….. We catch a thief. We make him go get everything he stole – fast. Or we do the same to him. Too much freedom is not good for us.”

    Fuck, I love eastern europe.

    Yeah. Russians are better. They make it much worse. Then they tell your family, your friends, and maybe show them a body part or two.

    We are men. We rule. Or we are ruled. The question is. Who will rule better than we?

    We have let our women rule us. Our Lawyers rule us. Our bankers rule us.

    And what has this gotten us?

    Violence. Rule by violence. Rule by natural law with violence, and we will have little need to use it.

    And at present, we have a vast need to use it.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-18 14:19:00 UTC

  • Every movement first attracts risk takers seeking leverage to compensate for the

    Every movement first attracts risk takers seeking leverage to compensate for their outsider-ness. As the movement evolves you try to attract people who ‘get it’ and advocate it. As the movement evolves you try to attract talent that provides competitive advantage against other movements. If the movement has legs it will attract thinkers, advocates, organizers, actors. And the need for the outsiders will decline – they fill their purpose. And they are often angry about it.

    This is how it works.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-18 13:43:00 UTC

  • THE POST-LOVE CIVILIZATION? Under agrarianism, the marriage bond was an extensio

    THE POST-LOVE CIVILIZATION?

    Under agrarianism, the marriage bond was an extension of the existing family and family relations, the want of children, the need to share labor in a household, and if possible, the need to survive, and sometimes if not often – erotic attraction. The ‘family’ was much closer to a ‘tribe’ or ‘clan’ – multiple generations of many family relationships few commercial relationships, and where marrigae meant joining a family (or uniting families).

    Love as we think of it, as something more than Eros, but as finding the right person – the kindred spirit – was a 12th century invention of the Troubadores. It was made possible by sufficient wealth from the rise of trade, that we could think in such terms.

    The marriage bond was an extension of the existing family and family relations, the want of children, the need to share labor in a household, and if possible, erotic attraction – but now we added compatibility to that list.

    During this period we saw the rise of the traditional, nuclear and absllute nuclear families, where increasing mixing of families, and greater independence of families, but still multiple generations in the majority.

    In the 1970’s because of contraception and because of the employability of women, and because of the vast post-war wealth, the vast increase in labor-saving home appliances, and the corresponding poverty of the undeveloped world (pre-consumer-capitalist world), westerner’s changed again such that marriage was now primarily a matter of friendship and sex, and only remotely important for reproductive, economic, survival, and security reasons.

    Coupled with easy movement and migration this led to the marriage being the ONLY source of familial relationships or the dominant source.

    And people became lonely. Alone. Disenfranchised. Alienated.

    Capitalism was just the beginning. Feminism was the end.

    And the only restoration is the familial corporation at all levels.

    Because this model we have chosen is hyper consumptive and suicidal.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-18 13:29:00 UTC

  • A LIST OF HOPPE’S ERRORS (INCLUDING ARGUMENTATION) (REPOST) [I] consider my work

    A LIST OF HOPPE’S ERRORS (INCLUDING ARGUMENTATION)

    (REPOST)

    [I] consider my work as a restatement of Hoppe’s aprioristic justificationary rationalism in ratio-scientific terms.

    Hoppe’s errors are natural for a German philosopher who was trained by Marxists. And while the errors are substantial by today’s standards, they are limited to errors in construction (justification), with his conclusions from his justifications surviving. This is important. From Hoppe’s earliest work onward, his deductions from incentives are correct.

    – We justify moral actions within a normative system of evolved rules, and we criticize truth propositions to test whether the theories survive. We do not find truth in justification – we find permission. We find truth in survival against all known criticism. Justification translates to “I can get away with saying this so you cannot say I violated the rules of cooperation: morality or law” while truth propositions under ratio-scientific criticism translate to “I have done due diligence to determine if this argument survives all know attempts at failure, regardless of preference, morality or law.” Hoppe confuses legal justification (excuse making), with truth (survival from all competition). As Mises discovered but failed to understand, truth propositions including human choice require the possibility of constructing a sequence of rational choices AND the survival from categorical, logical, empirical falsification. Truth propositions survive competition.

    – Possession demonstrably (empirically) exists prior to cooperation, and property exist after an agreement to cooperate. Scarcity exists prior to cooperation. But scarcity is imperceptible. Cost is perceptible. The origin of demonstrable property is in the cost to acquire. Scarcity explains why things are costly, but not the origination of possession nor the origination of property.

    – Different sets of Property rights evolve in communities due to the disproportionate returns on cooperation at the given level of division of ability, knowledge and labor – and the necessity of preserving those returns by prohibiting parasitism. Property rights do not originate in scarcity of goods, they originate in the scarcity and disproportionate return on cooperation. We pay for cooperation by forgoing opportunities to use or consume that which others have already invested in using and consuming. Man like other animals retaliates against the imposition of costs upon that which he has himself born costs with the intent to inventory. The universal demonstration of altruistic punishment (disproportionately costly punishment of free riders, parasites, predators) demonstrates the evolutionary necessity and value of cooperation as the most costly and scarce good. (thus upending libertarianism’s attempt to suggest cooperation can be obtained for free, or that it is the natural bias of man or animal. instead, man and animal are rational. we cooperate when possible, parasite when possible and prey when possible, depending upon costs.)

    – Argumentation and non-contradiction originate in legal justification post-cooperation, not in constraints prior to cooperation. The first question of cooperation is ‘why don’t I kill you and take your stuff’, and only once we enter into an agreement do we justify our words and deeds within that agreement – thereby relying upon internal consistency (non-contradiction). Prior to that fact no cooperation and nor moral constraint exists – it is only desired. Moreover, the logic of cooperation is not binary. We live in an amoral world of violence, theft, conspiracy and deception, and while we can construct cooperation, we construct cooperation at will given the costs and returns. And our choices at any time are to:

    (a) preserve the options of violence, theft, deception and conspiracy until opportunity avails to use it,

    (b) agree not to aggress but not to cooperate either

    (c) cooperate when useful preserving future opportunity for cooperation

    (d) cooperate whenever possible, expecting the same,

    (e) cease any level of cooperation and retreat to a prior level.

    So, contradiction is a test for a judge in matters of dispute resolution. It is not a necessary property of cooperation. We can test violations of reciprocity (cooperation) during disputes but no such dependence upon internal consistency exists prior to establishing a agreement (contract) for cooperation.

    – The minimum scope of property necessary to construct a reciprocal exchange, in order to provide minimum incentives for the rational formation of a voluntary polity is property-en-toto, or what we call “demonstrated-property” (demonstrated defense of that which we have paid costs to acquire), and the minimum scope of property is not IVP: intersubjectively verifiable property – (property that is epistemologically easy to test if we transfer). Hoppe and Rothbard misapply separatist ethics between polities (between states) as sufficient for the formation of a polity. (Ghetto Ethics.) Arguably Hoppe suggests that IVP is merely a minimum criteria and that all other properties must be arbitrarily constructed upon it. However, this means that IVP is an insufficient criteria for a basis for law. Whereas Property in Toto (demonstrated property) is a sufficient criteria for the basis for law. In other words, physical property is insufficient for the formation of a polity, it is merely sufficient for cooperation between states (organized polities).

    – The formation of a voluntary (anarchic) polity requires that local transaction costs are low enough to limit demand for authority to either prevent retaliation for violations of property in toto, and to provide sufficient incentives to join such a polity rather than say, a democratic humanist polity. The reason is we must choose between high local transaction costs with low political costs that prohibit economic velocity, and low local transaction costs that encourage economic velocity with high political costs. Humans rationally choose government over anarchy unless anarchy provides the lower transaction costs. This means that anarchy is only possible under high trust. High trust is only possible under property en toto with it’s total prohibition on deception (cheating) rather than intersubjectively verifiable property with its tolerance for deception and cheating. A rational anarchic polity can only form under property en toto, not IVP.

    – Those arguably voluntary anarchic polities that have existed, on the few occasions that they have existed, because larger states have used squatters, settlers and settlers and given away territorial rights in borderlands in order to hold it from competitors cheaply, without having to invest heavily, but still giving them an excuse to conduct war if attempts taken against it. If those have evolved for other reasons, they have been the target of extermination by neighbors. Because the only reason to seek a low trust polity is some variation of parasitism: gypsies on the low end, pirates in the center, and financial predators (moral hazards) on the high end.

    – The formation of a voluntary polity (anarchic) will only be possible under western aristocratic martial egalitarianism (a militia) and the independent common law, prohibiting all parasitism against demonstrated property (what we bore costs for and defend), whether that parasitism is by violence, theft, extortion (blackmail, racketeering), fraud, (fraud by obscurantism, fraud by moralizing, fraud by omission), externality, (free riding, privatization of commons, socialization of losses), or conspiracy (statism, conversion, immigration, conquest, war and genocide).

    – Mises was, like many of his contemporaries, trying to solve the problem of his era, and incorrectly cast operational testing by subjective analysis of rational incentives (praxeology) as a positive means of exploration sufficient for the investigation of cooperative and economic phenomenon, instead of a test of existential possibility of claims. Economics is empirical as any other of the science and only differs in that we know the first principles of cooperation (rational incentives on the positive side and non-imposition of costs – parasitism- on the negative side.) Whereas the first principles of the physical universe are as yet unknown to us. And where the first principles of declarative systems (logics) are matters of our discretion. (This is a rather difficult subject for all but those of us who specialize in epistemology.)

    I could go on a bit, but Hoppe’s insights have been in the perverse incentives of bureaucracies – even under democracy, and the exposition of all moral and legal argument as reducible to property rights.

    All his justificationary argument is pure Kantian,Cosmopolitan and Marxist nonsense. We do not justify truth propositions. Truth propositions survive attempts to refute them.

    I love the man, honestly. But he was a product of his time and place just as I am a product of mine. Science wins. Rationalism loses. Not only because science is necessary for the provision of truth, but because PHILOSOPHY HAS LARGELY BEEN USED TO LIE.

    Rothbardian libertarianism is just the extremism of the Marxist prohibition on Private Property inverted into an the extremism of a Marxist prohibition on Common Property – despite the fact that property rights can only exist as a commons, and no polity can survive competition for people and trade, and against competitors without providing commons as the multipliers necessary to do so.

    I hope this is of some value to you.

    Curt Doolittle

    The Philosophy of Aristocracy

    The Propertarian Institute

    Kiev, Ukraine (Tallinn, Estonia)


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-18 12:21:00 UTC

  • WHAT LESSON DO OUR WOMEN TEACH US? We live In a world where we have worked hard

    WHAT LESSON DO OUR WOMEN TEACH US?

    We live In a world where we have worked hard to ensure that women were no longer stolen for sex, offspring, and labor. A world where women were no longer stolen for slaves, prostitution, and labor. A world where women were no longer sold for sex, labor, and reproduction by their fathers to increase kin, relations, property. A world where women were merely married to men of their own volition in exchange for sex, labor, and reproduction. A world where women are freed of all labor except child-bearing. A world where women need no longer even choose a man to own them, their sex, their labor and their reproduction with some promise of longevity; fear a man they will be sold to for the same with some hope of longevity. Where they will not be captured and sold for the same, regardless of their longevity – only their replacement cost. And where they are stolen, for sex, and labor, regardless of their burdensome offspring.

    And it is in this world we have made our women turn against us. Within one generation of obtaining the vote women raised arms through the proxy of government, against us, and all we have built.

    What lesson do our women teach us?


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-18 12:17:00 UTC

  • TRY NOT TO LOOK TOUGH AND ACT STUPID I’ve had a bunch of these the past few days

    TRY NOT TO LOOK TOUGH AND ACT STUPID

    I’ve had a bunch of these the past few days. I’ll translate them as this: “Don’t talk tough, I’m tougher than you, I’m more alpha, and I want alpha attention, so here are my peacock feathers”. Animal talk. Monkey words.

    —-“Your “interesting” essay showed up on my feed yesterday. When I read such rambunctious call to action, I immediately get interested in the persona. After reading your bio I had two questions: 1) When is the last time you lifted, ran or explosively sprinted? 2) What would you do if, during a test of physical prowess, I slapt that steroid inhaler out of your hands while you are gasping for air? I’m thinking you would Doolittle.”—Andi Mell

    1) This morning I sprinted. It’s spring. It sucked. Explosino isn’t my problem. Hiking isn’t a problem. Toggling between rest and exertion is the problem. Lifting isn’t available to me at the moment.)

    As if it mattered, It doesn’t. It’s a kind of stupid question isn’t it? A sort of claim of equality that doesnt exist? Besides, I’m willing to fight anyone who challenges me over an argument. It’s part of the ethic. But you sure you wanna take a risk with someone that much smarter than you are?

    2) You could have done the same to Marx right? would that have saved 100M deaths? Who is more dangerous? A Marx , an Eisenhower, or a Guy with six inches and thirty pounds on me? I mean, It makes you look kind of stupid right?

    I always think these are childish comments. I mean, who started the revolution? a guy with a gun or a guy with a pen? Who was more powerful? Rousseau or an infrantryman? Who was a better warrior, Napoleon (who was about my build) or some british soldier?

    I know my job. My job is to produce for my people to conduct war, what marx produced to war against my people. Strength in war is the result of strategy, logistics, and numbers.

    Man up to that if you can. (Not gonna happen.)

    Otherwise be a good boy, and learn something.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-18 12:05:00 UTC

  • We pretty much have to write off the millennial generation until the age of 60,

    We pretty much have to write off the millennial generation until the age of 60, right? I mean, they’ve been infantilized. Do we need to just skip a generation or two? 😉

    We don’t let children do much. Infantilized adults.. I mean, are they really fully human yet?


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-18 11:37:00 UTC

  • Truth? Don’t make excuses. Take your intuition, and then go negotiate a trade wi

    Truth? Don’t make excuses. Take your intuition, and then go negotiate a trade with someone. That’s about as much truth as is necessary in the world. 😉 The proof of ‘good’ is in the voluntary exchagne, not in the excuse for it.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-18 11:35:00 UTC

  • Did priests and prophets teach us to lie? They did

    Did priests and prophets teach us to lie? They did.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-18 11:33:00 UTC

  • “I’ve begun to “go with my gut” more frequently. I’ve become far too aware that

    —“I’ve begun to “go with my gut” more frequently. I’ve become far too aware that my “reasoning” is mostly a post-hoc justification of the motivators in my body and mind that aren’t articulated. My emotions, my subconscious beliefs, my instincts. There is little value to the reasoning, as it’s almost entirely a fiction.”— Sean Lester


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-18 11:32:00 UTC