His alibi at the time was that he only worked 3 days a week.
I remember 2019 though. I was on the site entirely too much myself. Probably 2/3 of my waking hours. Came nowhere near that many posts.
If you're running up that many - and a number of 'people' did - you're a bot or multiple user account. I can see a bunch of posts during a meth fueled bender over a weekend. But this was over the course of 365 days. About a 60 post average over a year. No way.
Good question. Probably not South Americans for one.
Though I dunno. I'm probably wrong there.
Cheap Third World places seem to be popular with rich or retired expats, digital nomads, or in the case of South America: fleeing National Socialists. I know Costa Rica is popular with Americans to live.
Uruguayans and Argies would not pass any kind of historical whiteness standards in the US for the most part. I can tell you that based on the genetic data. Especially Argies. A good number of Uruguayan whites probably are genuinely white though. Argies too if they are of recent immigrant stock from Europe. Which some are.
Basically as I noted there if you're an expat retiree or similar it pays to live there. In so many words you confirmed that. As the Numbeo links note the purchasing power sucks.
It's probably ok if you are a retiree or similar with money and dislike cold climates and want to relocate. Cost of living is lower I mean. The seasons are similar to Australia I think. Even Southern California is a bit nippy in times when much of South America is more temperate.
Well, you're assuming, seemingly, that the downvotes are organic. Or the upvotes for that matter. It's just a silly assumption by any standard given how obviously susceptible to manipulation this all is. Besides, we saw with the lost ban that I had downvotes removed from my score. It has long since been confirmed that at least some of the downvotes come from bots.
A broader point given my terroristic lone wolf Siegeposting: why would anyone assume these votes are legit? I mean, duh. Also, if I'm actually a fed - why would I subject myself to visibility suppression through downvotes for over 7 years now on multiple platforms (more than just Voat and this successor site)?
No, the 'people' getting upvoted are those that call me a fed. Doesn't make sense if I work for the AI powered US government.
You're not supposed to ask the obvious though. And certainly not try to make sense of it. Just believe. And obey.
"The lost paradise is the world's dreamland of youth. What tribe or people has not had its golden age, before Pandora's box was loosed, when women were nymphs and dryads and men were gods and heroes? And when the race lies crushed and groaning beneath an alien yoke, how natural is the dream of a redeemer, an Arthur, who shall return from exile or awake from some long sleep to drive out the usurper and win back for his people what they have lost. The hope becomes a faith and the faith becomes the creed of priests and prophets, until the hero is a god and the dream a religion, looking to some great miracle of nature for its culmination and accomplishment. The doctrines of the Hindu avatar, the Hebrew Messiah, the Christian millennium and the Hesunanin of the Indian Ghost Dance are essentially the same, and have their origin in a hope and longing common to all humanity."
I'm not exactly happy to be saying what I am these days, or living the way I now do, but strange as it is: I think this is all legit.
I've mentioned this several times recently - but if you or anyone likes you should try grappling with the timing coincidences issue. We don't come to any real resolution, unless you just think I'm a glowie a/o liar, until we do.
This is ONE such example:
https://goatmatrix.net/c/Whatever/9NeVNhi6or
I'm a little perplexed by the Hegel reference as I know you are a philosophy guy. Mine is more Freud (or late Freud) "fanboys", specifically takeoffs on Freud's view that civilization constrains eros.
Guys like Marcuse, Wilhelm Reich, and Norman O. Brown. My adoption of them is very accelerationist. In echoing Irving Kristol (something you seem to have grasped the importance of by allusion) in thinking it likely that raw sexuality is our future, we see that the only way out is through. Which is to say that by being guided by this most accelerationist of anthems, we are staying on our current road, but just speeding it up. My information is that we'll be there by the 2040s anyway (the timeline itself doesn't seem particularly unlikely given current 'degeneracy' trends). But by then it will be corrupted by consumer society and the capitalist state. My system or plan speeds it up for revolutionary purposes, a point I've made before.
The Nazis of course have an interesting history in escaping to South America. Most notably Perón's Argentina but also Brazil, and yes, Paraguay and to a lesser extent Uruguay.
Fwiw the whiteness standards of South America are lax. Uruguay is regularly cited as high 80s or some such in its white population. But like other South Americans, except to a lesser degree, they score too black and amerind.
"There are few philosophers more influential, more misunderstood, more admired, and more feared than Martin Heidegger. He is simply unavoidable for an understanding of modern thought, modern culture, and the modern world. As Alexander Dugin explores in *Martin Heidegger: The Philosophy of Another Beginning*, Heidegger traces a particular conception of Being and truth-begun with the pre-Socratics and cemented with Plato and Aristotle-that has, over millennia, led the West to embrace materialism, egalitarianism, and nihilism. It is Heidegger, argues Dugin, who understood this most deeply; it is thus Heidegger who opens up space for "Another Beginning"-a new grounding for human experience. Drawing on the history of philosophy, political ideologies, and Heidegger's relationship to Germany and Europe-and including a useful bibliography and glossary of terms-Dugin's analysis will be of great interest to scholars as well as those encountering Heidegger for the first time."
It's worth noting that though Dugin's reputation is anti-Western most of his influences are also Western. The Russians are well aware that they have far more in common with the West than with anyone else.
In Michael Walzer's just war theory, a "supreme emergency" is a situation so dire that it justifies the violation of otherwise inviolable rules of war, such as the protection of civilians. Essentially, it's an exception to the usual rules of warfare when the very survival of a community or civilization is at stake.
Key aspects of a supreme emergency, according to Walzer:
Existential Threat:
The situation must pose an existential threat to the community or its way of life, not just a temporary setback.
Barbaric Ruthlessness:
The aggressor must be demonstrating barbaric ruthlessness, undermining the moral foundations of civilized society.
Community-Level Threat:
The threat must be directed against a community, not just a random collection of individuals.
Narrow Definition:
Walzer generally restricts the application of supreme emergency to extreme cases, such as enslavement or extermination, or the imminent danger of destroying a civilizational structure.
Examples:
Walzer has cited the threat of Nazi victory in World War II as a potential example of a supreme emergency, writes the Oxford University Press.
He argued that in such a situation, violating normal just war rules might be justified to prevent the loss of the entire community.
Criticisms and Considerations:
Some critics argue that allowing supreme emergency exemptions overemphasizes the value of preserving a community, potentially leading to the misuse of this exception, notes the University of Texas.
Others argue that it's impossible to create clear, universal guidelines for determining when a supreme emergency exists, notes the University of Texas.
Michael Schwartz and Debra Comer, for instance, argue that religious institutions might not accept violations of jus in bello rules for a supreme emergency, especially if there are inherent rights that are not subject to circumstance.
I think the point of the book 'Chaos' and the recent program based on it (I read the book a few years ago within a couple of years of its publication) is that Manson was involved with intelligence agencies but was a VICTIM of their mind control even if they used him for experimentation purposes.
*Chaos* is worth reading if only because Manson's experiences, real and possibly real, very closely resemble mine. Narrow escapes from the law, mind control abuse, intelligence agencies, etc.
The only real similarities between my experiences and the Process are the Manson connection and of course the reconciliation between Lucifer and Jesus. Interestingly though this stuff started happening to me over 3 years ago before I knew about this Process stuff.
Joe_McCarthy 0 points 5 hours ago
None of what OP describes in OP describes me. For one thing I didn't use Facebook Messenger on it.
Fwiw I also have no info the FBI got ahold of my phone - so this trollish OP post seems likely to be a nothingburger.
FYI: these glowing anon threads are never a good look though.
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Joe_McCarthy -2 points 5 hours ago
His alibi at the time was that he only worked 3 days a week.
I remember 2019 though. I was on the site entirely too much myself. Probably 2/3 of my waking hours. Came nowhere near that many posts.
If you're running up that many - and a number of 'people' did - you're a bot or multiple user account. I can see a bunch of posts during a meth fueled bender over a weekend. But this was over the course of 365 days. About a 60 post average over a year. No way.
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 5 hours ago
Good question. Probably not South Americans for one.
Though I dunno. I'm probably wrong there.
Cheap Third World places seem to be popular with rich or retired expats, digital nomads, or in the case of South America: fleeing National Socialists. I know Costa Rica is popular with Americans to live.
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 5 hours ago
I noted the loss of a phone weeks ago.
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/thefucknsucksociety/talked-to-trump-met-a-hot-blonde-t177.html
I haven't 'trafficked' any 'children' though. Not yet anyway.
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 5 hours ago
Uruguayans and Argies would not pass any kind of historical whiteness standards in the US for the most part. I can tell you that based on the genetic data. Especially Argies. A good number of Uruguayan whites probably are genuinely white though. Argies too if they are of recent immigrant stock from Europe. Which some are.
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Joe_McCarthy 1 point 5 hours ago*
My point relates to discussion on this thread:
https://www.upgoat.net/viewpost?postid=6810ba3e35119
Basically as I noted there if you're an expat retiree or similar it pays to live there. In so many words you confirmed that. As the Numbeo links note the purchasing power sucks.
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Joe_McCarthy -3 points 6 hours ago
Ozark = KKK member. Federal informant.
con was one of the accounts bought by the FBI. You do know that account averaged some 60 posts per day in 2019?
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 8 hours ago
"Cost of Living Including Rent in Montevideo is 32.3% lower than in Melbourne"
https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?country1=Australia&country2=Uruguay&city1=Melbourne&city2=Montevideo&tracking=getDispatchComparison
"Cost of Living Including Rent in Montevideo is 31.4% lower than in Berlin"
https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?country1=Germany&country2=Uruguay&city1=Berlin&city2=Montevideo&tracking=getDispatchComparison
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 8 hours ago
Further remarks about Latin America:
It's probably ok if you are a retiree or similar with money and dislike cold climates and want to relocate. Cost of living is lower I mean. The seasons are similar to Australia I think. Even Southern California is a bit nippy in times when much of South America is more temperate.
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 8 hours ago
Well, you're assuming, seemingly, that the downvotes are organic. Or the upvotes for that matter. It's just a silly assumption by any standard given how obviously susceptible to manipulation this all is. Besides, we saw with the lost ban that I had downvotes removed from my score. It has long since been confirmed that at least some of the downvotes come from bots.
A broader point given my terroristic lone wolf Siegeposting: why would anyone assume these votes are legit? I mean, duh. Also, if I'm actually a fed - why would I subject myself to visibility suppression through downvotes for over 7 years now on multiple platforms (more than just Voat and this successor site)?
No, the 'people' getting upvoted are those that call me a fed. Doesn't make sense if I work for the AI powered US government.
You're not supposed to ask the obvious though. And certainly not try to make sense of it. Just believe. And obey.
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 8 hours ago
"The lost paradise is the world's dreamland of youth. What tribe or people has not had its golden age, before Pandora's box was loosed, when women were nymphs and dryads and men were gods and heroes? And when the race lies crushed and groaning beneath an alien yoke, how natural is the dream of a redeemer, an Arthur, who shall return from exile or awake from some long sleep to drive out the usurper and win back for his people what they have lost. The hope becomes a faith and the faith becomes the creed of priests and prophets, until the hero is a god and the dream a religion, looking to some great miracle of nature for its culmination and accomplishment. The doctrines of the Hindu avatar, the Hebrew Messiah, the Christian millennium and the Hesunanin of the Indian Ghost Dance are essentially the same, and have their origin in a hope and longing common to all humanity."
https://www.upgoat.net/viewpost?postid=65be90cea3159
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Joe_McCarthy 2 points 8 hours ago*
I'm not exactly happy to be saying what I am these days, or living the way I now do, but strange as it is: I think this is all legit.
I've mentioned this several times recently - but if you or anyone likes you should try grappling with the timing coincidences issue. We don't come to any real resolution, unless you just think I'm a glowie a/o liar, until we do.
This is ONE such example:
https://goatmatrix.net/c/Whatever/9NeVNhi6or
I'm a little perplexed by the Hegel reference as I know you are a philosophy guy. Mine is more Freud (or late Freud) "fanboys", specifically takeoffs on Freud's view that civilization constrains eros.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civilization_and_Its_Discontents
Guys like Marcuse, Wilhelm Reich, and Norman O. Brown. My adoption of them is very accelerationist. In echoing Irving Kristol (something you seem to have grasped the importance of by allusion) in thinking it likely that raw sexuality is our future, we see that the only way out is through. Which is to say that by being guided by this most accelerationist of anthems, we are staying on our current road, but just speeding it up. My information is that we'll be there by the 2040s anyway (the timeline itself doesn't seem particularly unlikely given current 'degeneracy' trends). But by then it will be corrupted by consumer society and the capitalist state. My system or plan speeds it up for revolutionary purposes, a point I've made before.
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Joe_McCarthy 1 point 9 hours ago*
If you have to brigade those that disagree with you it shows you are weak.
You are so obviously a cartoon character that you scarcely necessitate serious responses.
That is all.
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 9 hours ago
It's still Latin America though.
Montevideo has a significantly higher crime index than Toronto, which is multicult to the max.
https://www.numbeo.com/crime/compare_cities.jsp?country1=Canada&country2=Uruguay&city1=Toronto&city2=Montevideo&tracking=getDispatchComparison
The Nazis of course have an interesting history in escaping to South America. Most notably Perón's Argentina but also Brazil, and yes, Paraguay and to a lesser extent Uruguay.
Then there is this:
https://books.google.com/books/about/Forgotten_Fatherland.html?id=ZKXGAEzc4-AC&source=kp_book_description
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nueva_Germania
Fwiw the whiteness standards of South America are lax. Uruguay is regularly cited as high 80s or some such in its white population. But like other South Americans, except to a lesser degree, they score too black and amerind.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9057342/
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 10 hours ago
https://z-library.sk/book/23036874/638d73/martin-heidegger.html
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 10 hours ago
"There are few philosophers more influential, more misunderstood, more admired, and more feared than Martin Heidegger. He is simply unavoidable for an understanding of modern thought, modern culture, and the modern world. As Alexander Dugin explores in *Martin Heidegger: The Philosophy of Another Beginning*, Heidegger traces a particular conception of Being and truth-begun with the pre-Socratics and cemented with Plato and Aristotle-that has, over millennia, led the West to embrace materialism, egalitarianism, and nihilism. It is Heidegger, argues Dugin, who understood this most deeply; it is thus Heidegger who opens up space for "Another Beginning"-a new grounding for human experience. Drawing on the history of philosophy, political ideologies, and Heidegger's relationship to Germany and Europe-and including a useful bibliography and glossary of terms-Dugin's analysis will be of great interest to scholars as well as those encountering Heidegger for the first time."
It's worth noting that though Dugin's reputation is anti-Western most of his influences are also Western. The Russians are well aware that they have far more in common with the West than with anyone else.
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 10 hours ago
https://youtu.be/Xqmnx5hESrM?si=c93Xz6xyVQ5VLKPd
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 10 hours ago
https://www.azquotes.com/author/6499-Martin_Heidegger
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 10 hours ago
AI Overview
In Michael Walzer's just war theory, a "supreme emergency" is a situation so dire that it justifies the violation of otherwise inviolable rules of war, such as the protection of civilians. Essentially, it's an exception to the usual rules of warfare when the very survival of a community or civilization is at stake.
Key aspects of a supreme emergency, according to Walzer:
Existential Threat:
The situation must pose an existential threat to the community or its way of life, not just a temporary setback.
Barbaric Ruthlessness:
The aggressor must be demonstrating barbaric ruthlessness, undermining the moral foundations of civilized society.
Community-Level Threat:
The threat must be directed against a community, not just a random collection of individuals.
Narrow Definition:
Walzer generally restricts the application of supreme emergency to extreme cases, such as enslavement or extermination, or the imminent danger of destroying a civilizational structure.
Examples:
Walzer has cited the threat of Nazi victory in World War II as a potential example of a supreme emergency, writes the Oxford University Press.
He argued that in such a situation, violating normal just war rules might be justified to prevent the loss of the entire community.
Criticisms and Considerations:
Some critics argue that allowing supreme emergency exemptions overemphasizes the value of preserving a community, potentially leading to the misuse of this exception, notes the University of Texas.
Others argue that it's impossible to create clear, universal guidelines for determining when a supreme emergency exists, notes the University of Texas.
Michael Schwartz and Debra Comer, for instance, argue that religious institutions might not accept violations of jus in bello rules for a supreme emergency, especially if there are inherent rights that are not subject to circumstance.
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 1 day ago
I experienced similar in summer of '96 in Phoenix. It lasted about a day as best as I can remember. I mostly just stood around. A lot of sweat.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1996_Western_North_America_blackouts
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Joe_McCarthy 2 points 1 day ago
Yeah. Years ago. I probably didn't appreciate it as much as I should have.
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 1 day ago
The wop Vatican Secretary of State is a slight favorite over the flip Bergoglio clone - with the two spades placing third and fourth.
https://www.covers.com/entertainment/next-pope-odds
Good luck my papist friends!
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Joe_McCarthy 1 point 1 day ago
Most conservative Protestants seem to prefer the KJV. Some see it as the only valid version even.
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Joe_McCarthy 1 point 1 day ago*
I think the point of the book 'Chaos' and the recent program based on it (I read the book a few years ago within a couple of years of its publication) is that Manson was involved with intelligence agencies but was a VICTIM of their mind control even if they used him for experimentation purposes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CHAOS:_Charles_Manson,_the_CIA,_and_the_Secret_History_of_the_Sixties
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/chaos-manson-murders-review-learn-183000418.html
*Chaos* is worth reading if only because Manson's experiences, real and possibly real, very closely resemble mine. Narrow escapes from the law, mind control abuse, intelligence agencies, etc.
https://z-library.sk/book/5249598/25309b/chaos-charles-manson-the-cia-and-the-secret-history-of-the-sixties.html
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Joe_McCarthy 0 points 1 day ago
The only real similarities between my experiences and the Process are the Manson connection and of course the reconciliation between Lucifer and Jesus. Interestingly though this stuff started happening to me over 3 years ago before I knew about this Process stuff.
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