Curt Doolittle

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  • I don’t like making people feel bad. I have a problem coercing people. I have a

    I don’t like making people feel bad. I have a problem coercing people. I have a problem enslaving people. I have a problem hurting people. I have a problem torturing people. But I have no problem at all killing people – in fact, we do too little of it. There is no excuse for causing human pain and suffering – and anyone who engages in it is a threat to all of us. And that is the only reason to eschew the imposition of suffering – because of what it means about our own people. But in competition and conflict, killing people – and as many of them possible – is the necessary, right, just, and moral thing to do. Eliminating a problem and reveling in the suffering of others, are two different things. Killing people, and often a lot of them, is merely solving a problem. And better yet, if they know that is your position you will be much less likely to have to engage in it. So the commitment to killing people, and a lot of them, albeit without causing suffering, is the best means of ensuring one does not have to.

    Punish the wicked.

    Source date (UTC): 2014-11-13 08:38:00 UTC

  • Well, of COURSE statism is a crime. It’s a conspiracy to use organized violence

    Well, of COURSE statism is a crime. It’s a conspiracy to use organized violence to deprive you of anything someone chooses to deprive you of.

    Conspiring to impose morality under the threat of violence – and more morality than people may desire, isn’t a crime – it’s eliminating all forms of crime.

    So neither the nobility nor the judiciary constitute a criminal organization.

    But If you work for the government proper you’re a criminal.

    And we are morally justified in just rounding you up and killing you.

    Quickly and without suffering perhaps.

    But morally justified in killing you none the less.

    Source date (UTC): 2014-11-13 08:38:00 UTC

  • Dear Critic of Capitalism, Yes. Capitalism objectively demonstrates your status

    Dear Critic of Capitalism,

    Yes. Capitalism objectively demonstrates your status among humans. Thus proving that your mommy lied to you. And that you are not special. You have no intrinsic value and you are not demonstrably valuable to others. Your existence is irrelevant as other than a consumer of resources, a producer of waste, and an existential threat that your offspring will be the same or worse. And so you are a dead weight upon your neighbors, society, man and earth. And as dead weight, the best that you can do is to not cause others too much burden or the earth too much damage. Now, without capitalism, the carrying capacity of the earth is one eighth of what it is today. So while capitalism makes your worthless dysgenic existence possible, please use every means at your disposal to eliminate it, so that we can return the earth to its agrarian carrying capacity without you.

    Sincerely,

    Mother Nature

    Planet Earth, Sol System, Milky way.

    Source date (UTC): 2014-11-13 08:37:00 UTC

  • CANADA VS UKRAINE? I am on the train, looking out the window. It looks just like

    CANADA VS UKRAINE?

    I am on the train, looking out the window. It looks just like Canada. A big place with few people. The same climate. The people are white and christian. They are calm and peaceful like Canadians. They like their beer and food like Canadians.

    –“Ukraine is Canada, with Russia instead of America as a neighbor.”–

    That tells you everything you need to know about the difference between east and west.

    Source date (UTC): 2014-11-13 08:36:00 UTC

  • Eli Harman shared a photo to your timeline

    Eli Harman shared a photo to your timeline.

    Source date (UTC): 2014-11-13 06:36:00 UTC

  • Untitled

    Evolution of ethnocentrism in the Hammond and Axelrod model

    Source date (UTC): 2014-11-13 06:24:00 UTC

  • I forgot to add to my list for 2914, the concept that law must be constructed fo

    I forgot to add to my list for 2914, the concept that law must be constructed for individuals, yet state policy for families.

    This is something I will ask Roman to do a video on.

    Cheers.

    Source date (UTC): 2014-11-13 02:44:00 UTC

  • For reasons I can’t share (and I share almost everything) I have been stressed f

    For reasons I can’t share (and I share almost everything) I have been stressed for the past few months, and a bit remiss in thanking all the people ( you ) who help me on this journey.

    It really matters to me. Every day. And I am thankful for you, every day.

    It has been a very difficult year but a very productive one.

    And while I do try to make you a bit envious of living an eccentric life amidst revolution and war, the truth is that it the past few years have been very hard, and your friendship and support has been at times the only positive aspect of my daily life.

    We do not express our love for our friends often enough – particularly between men. But love is contagious when it is sincere. And sincere thanks for advice, counsel, support and occasional cheerleading are sincere expressions of appreciation within the limits of the man-rules.

    In an effort to illustrate, I often delve into rhetorical positioning. But it is only to make the point that only we can be responsible for our tribes. Our civilization.

    But the best way to fuel that fire of revolution is not merely self righteous indignation and fury at our jailers, but to love one another as brothers in the pursuit of it.

    I love you all.

    -Curt.

    Source date (UTC): 2014-11-13 00:08:00 UTC

  • Excited. On my way to L’viv to meet with my friend Eli Harman, and my “boss” Rom

    Excited.

    On my way to L’viv to meet with my friend Eli Harman, and my “boss” Roman Skaskiw.

    It’s like winning a trip to Hawaii for Aristocratic libertarians. 🙂

    One problem. I need a box to stand on to hug Eli. 😉

    Cheers.

    Source date (UTC): 2014-11-12 23:51:00 UTC

  • The phrase “The truth will set you free” turns out to have been an empirical sta

    The phrase “The truth will set you free” turns out to have been an empirical statement after all. It’s not poetic. It’s simply fact. But it’s a little imprecise. More accurately: USE of the truth, DEMAND for the TRUTH and PUNISHMENT for untruth will construct liberty.

    Source date (UTC): 2014-11-12 23:09:00 UTC