Curt Doolittle

Theme: Crisis

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    (FB 1549470260 Timestamp) by John Horatio Fitzgerald –“You know this is a structural problem, not just policy, the polity failed to adapt. As Curt Doolittle explains here, it’s a failure of markets. “You get what you can from the market by voluntary exchange”, “We created a monopoly government and access to power, so we changed everybody from competing in markets in the service of each other to competing by lies deception, propaganda, gossip ridicule, shaming, pseudo science, pseudo rationalism, every possible means of deception so that we could get hold of that power…” — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSmtH9ERvUg

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    (FB 1549424902 Timestamp) —“The liberal islands are three meals from anarchy”—James Knowles

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    (FB 1549528481 Timestamp) —“Let’s face it: the Abrahamic religions have brought about one disaster after another. And every Empire from Alexander on has fallen, usually because on racial, ethnic, or religious tension. Ok, maybe not as bad as Communism, but it has never been successful. Singapore – since I quoted LKY – has been, is, and always will be at least 75% Chinese for this very reason.”— Sean Ring Disclosure: I’m Catholic.

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    (FB 1549731110 Timestamp) —Boomers are, and forever shall be, the cursed generation. We must never have another boomer generation, nor the millennials that result from their evils.—

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    (FB 1549595684 Timestamp) ANOTHER LEGITIMATE CRITICISM Here is an other legit criticism via Richard Heathen: The catastrophic failure of our constitution to protect us from marxism, socialism, neoconservatism, postmodernism, and feminism under the pressure of universal enfranchisement and FPTP representative, majoritarian democracy, has soured all faith in our institutions, and driven the desire for a strong man – which is what history tells us will always happen. But I view this as an understandable but unnecessary fear. I will agree that democracy was a terrible tragedy, but the vulnerabilities were within our system, and they can be corrected and amended. We have the longest running governments in the modern world among the english speaking peoples, and the reason is that our form of government is contractual and open to continuous reform without catastrophic bloodshed – well, at least, we survive it. We can produce the most intolerant government in history with the greatest defenses of our people by simply providing market incentives to prosecute those who violate those those intolerances. I have more faith in our use of the courts and the law to circumvent the malincentives of the state and its bureaucracies, than I do of the malincentives of the state and its bureaucracies being constrained by their adherence to the law. More later.

  • Curt Doolittle updated his status.

    (FB 1549731110 Timestamp) —Boomers are, and forever shall be, the cursed generation. We must never have another boomer generation, nor the millennials that result from their evils.—

  • Curt Doolittle updated his status.

    (FB 1549595684 Timestamp) ANOTHER LEGITIMATE CRITICISM Here is an other legit criticism via Richard Heathen: The catastrophic failure of our constitution to protect us from marxism, socialism, neoconservatism, postmodernism, and feminism under the pressure of universal enfranchisement and FPTP representative, majoritarian democracy, has soured all faith in our institutions, and driven the desire for a strong man – which is what history tells us will always happen. But I view this as an understandable but unnecessary fear. I will agree that democracy was a terrible tragedy, but the vulnerabilities were within our system, and they can be corrected and amended. We have the longest running governments in the modern world among the english speaking peoples, and the reason is that our form of government is contractual and open to continuous reform without catastrophic bloodshed – well, at least, we survive it. We can produce the most intolerant government in history with the greatest defenses of our people by simply providing market incentives to prosecute those who violate those those intolerances. I have more faith in our use of the courts and the law to circumvent the malincentives of the state and its bureaucracies, than I do of the malincentives of the state and its bureaucracies being constrained by their adherence to the law. More later.

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    (FB 1549735651 Timestamp) WHY CALLS FOR REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR —“Can you explain this call to violence, revolution, or civil war?”—Justin Ptak If enough people talk about it the general discourse changes sufficiently to discuss alternatives to the status quo.) Same as ‘the best way to prevent a war is to be ready to crush any opponent easily at all times”. The best way to bring an opponent to the negotiating table is the certainty (lower risk) that it is better than the alternative.

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    (FB 1549744661 Timestamp) —“Instead of teaching us to provide for ourselves, boomers gave us a dystopian multiracial nightmare, crippling debt, crushing anomie, political powerlessness and much more. But hey, we should be grateful because we have i-phones, right?”— Victor Blanc

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    (FB 1549744557 Timestamp) @Victor Blanc Well, I mean: —“Lacking better alternatives, I’d become NatSoc/Fascist if it meant survival, and with the exception of Propertarianism, not much else is being provided (or at least popularised) in way of solutions.”—Victor Blanc That’s my argument as well. “Show me something better.”