at least this thread is an
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She's Got Marty Feldman Eyes — 5 months ago(October 09, 2025 05:21 PM)
Older ones like Ron were for a drastic reduction in military spending with a focus on
descretionary waste
. Definitely want to divorce our money from a banking cartels like the fed. And yes… huge reduction of government services. That's one that sure… we'd all like to see…but seems impractical given where we are and how we got there.
Also…seems older libertarians were open to concepts like flat tax rates which I've always embraced…now they're just a bunch morons that want to pay no taxes.
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Phil — 5 months ago(October 10, 2025 04:36 AM)
Guess it's hard to find a spot I comfortably fit into
i think comfort is how we got into this mess.
it might be good to jump out of the pot before it starts to boil.
what actually brought down communism is that too many people used a parallel system/black market instead of the bloated government system.
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She's Got Marty Feldman Eyes — 5 months ago(October 10, 2025 03:41 PM)
I suppose same argument could be made for lack of options rather than comfort. But honestly…what does a tired old man that makes silly videos really got to offer on these high pay grade discussions?
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bitchsurn — 6 months ago(October 09, 2025 01:09 AM)
I wonder what kind of world we would have if folks minded their own concerns and didn't concern themselves with the business of others
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sheetsadam1 — 6 months ago(October 09, 2025 12:46 AM)
23 locations in seven counties and not a single copy in either the children
or
adult section. Of course, OP has never actually set foot in a library.
"Praise be to Allah." - President Donald J. Trump, Easter Sunday 04/05/2026 -
kuatorises — 5 months ago(October 09, 2025 11:46 AM)
Kids can go into any section of the library and check out any book. It's not like the back room in a video store. Librarians don't stop kids from checking out books based on what section they're in. In fact, they're firmly against it.
In one commonly cited panel, a 14-year-old Kobabe fantasizes about a scene in which an older man touches the penis of a youth.
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MagneticMonopole — 5 months ago(October 09, 2025 12:33 PM)
Kids can go into any section of the library and check out any book. It's not like the back room in a video store. Librarians don't stop kids from checking out books based on what section they're in.
So ****ing what, Karen? -
MagneticMonopole — 5 months ago(October 09, 2025 02:03 PM)
Why shouldn't they see sexual content, Karen? Please articulate exactly what objectively measurable harms would come as a result.
I was a voracious reader as a kid and I loved that librarians didn't restrict what I could borrow and take home. I read tons and tons of novels and short stories awash with sexual and violent content in my teens, books my conservative parents would never have allowed me to touch had they ever known what I was signing out. (The one parent who actually read books, my mother, kept strictly to trashy romance novels, so neither one of them was intellectually competent to judge my reading in the first place.)
I turned out just fine. In fact, my level of sophistication in understanding humanity was light years beyond what my parents had at the same age, all because I exposed myself to complicated, messy ideas in works intended for adults. This was a good thing.
And by the way, let's drop any pretense that these images and books don't live rent free in your head and turn you on at some level. You've been posting this crap on at least two different forums now over a span of months if not years. You've saved these images to reuse when the urges get too strong, and I have no doubt you pore over them feverishly on a routine basis. -
kuatorises — 5 months ago(October 09, 2025 02:14 PM)
I turned out just fine.
That's….. debatable.
Why shouldn't they see sexual content, Karen?
all because I exposed myself to complicated, messy ideas in works intended for adults.
And by the way, let's drop any pretense that these images and books don't live rent free in your head and turn you on at some level.
Speaking of getting turned on, you seem to have a vested interest in giving minors access to sexual content. -
MagneticMonopole — 5 months ago(October 09, 2025 02:19 PM)
Your inability to defend your pearl clutching with anything resembling an intelligent, adult argument has been duly noted.
Thanks for participating–it's always a joy watching you make a fool of yourself in a public space. It's just about the only thing you know how to do. -
kuatorises — 5 months ago(October 10, 2025 01:47 PM)
Your inability to defend your pearl clutching with a
nything resembling an intelligent, adult argument
has been duly noted.
Sorry, what were you saying?
And by the way, let's drop any pretense that these images and books don't live rent free in your head
and turn you on at some level
. You've been posting this crap on at least two different forums now over a span of months if not years. You've saved these images to reuse when the urges get too strong, and
I have no doubt you pore over them feverishly on a routine basis. -
MagneticMonopole — 5 months ago(October 10, 2025 04:49 PM)
That's my psycho-analysis of your mind, not an argument for anything other than you come off as a Karen who makes a show of moral concern to compensate for guilt from private obsessions.
You still can't articulate the measurable, quantifiable harm that would result in a minor voluntarily encountering this kind of material in a library. Go ahead, try.
