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every child you add to your family adds much more than one new relationship
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🚨BREAKING: British veteran breaks down live on TV over state of the country:
"Rows and rows of white tombs for what? A country of today? No, I'm sorry. The sacrifice wasn't worth the result.
I fought for freedom, and it's darn-sight worse now than when I fought."
What a cute couple
"Linda! Can you come in here please?"
"Yes, Ricky? Did I do something bad? Do I need to be caned again?"
"That's what I wanted to talk to you about, honey. I couldn't help but notice there's about $300 worth of moisturizers, cleansers, and exfoliators strewn all over the upstairs bathroom?"
"Actually, it's probably closer to $500."
"Linda."
"Oh, Ricky. You know how it is with my kleptomania. I found myself in Ulta Beauty and couldn't control the urges."
"Uh-huh."
"I guess I'll just have to let you tie me to the Harbor Freight twin-step ladder in the garage and make Lee Kuan Yew happy again. Won't I, Ricky?"
"I'm not sure if caning you would make Lee Kuan Yew happy, Linda."
"Oh? Why not?"
"Well, it hasn't escaped my notice that until last month you didn't even know who Lee Kuan Yew was."
"It's not my fault I didn't know the greatest Prime Minister Singapore has ever had, Ricky. I went to public school!"
"And you also weren't diagnosed with kleptomania until last month."
"I already told you, my therapist said adult-onset kleptomania is very common for women in my age bracket. I'm pre-pre-menopausal."
"Your age bracket? Linda, you're 29."
"That's what I said."
"Okay. Last month is 𝘢𝘭𝘴𝘰 when the Media announced that Singapore has started caning online scammers."
"The state has to prevent malefactors and miscreants from ruining the Commons, Ricky."
"Uh-huh. And in lieu of the state taking action, we have to do it ourselves. Right, Linda?"
"Yep. Acts of Vigilante Justice are inevitable in an anarcho-tyrannical society."
"Mmhm. Mhmm. An anarcho-tyrannical society where I'm married to a pathological shoplifter."
"𝘌𝘹𝘢𝘤𝘵𝘭𝘺."
"Linda, I'm no Columbo, but I'm pretty sure you've dragged me unwittingly into an elaborate, deranged kink scenario involving grand larceny. Which is a felony, by the way."
"Ricky, please. It's only a felony in the State of New York if I steal more than $1,000 from the same victim at the same location."
"Linda."
"I'm just saying! They can't aggregate the thefts to charge me unless they can prove an intentional, ongoing plan."
"There is an ongoing plan!"
"Ricky."
"You're stealing all this shit so I'll cane you Singapore-style!"
"I'm obviously in need of corporeal punishment, Ricky. We have to maintain the high-trust society."
"For Christ's sake—"
"It's what Lee Kuan Yew would want."
"Look, can you just not lie to me while doing insane shit that's going to get you thrown in the slammer for ten years?"
"Pft, ten years."
"Linda."
"4th degree larceny is just a class E felony, Ricky."
"I'm serious."
"Four years is the max! And as a first-time offender and a woman, they'd probably put me away for one at most."
"I'm done."
"Wait, wait! Ricky, come back."
"What?"
"I'm sorry, okay?"
"..."
"I'm sorry for stealing from Ulta Beauty and Bed, Bath & Beyond and Bath & Bodyworks and Pottery Barn—"
"Jesus Christ."
"—and PetSmart."
"PetSmart?? We don't even have a dog."
"We do now."
"Fuck."
"AND! I'm sorry for lying to you about being diagnosed with adult on-set kleptomania so you'd cane me in the garage Singapore-style."
[sigh] "Okay. Just don't do it again."
"I won't. Buuut~"
"Linda."
"We and Mr. Lee all know that only the bite of a water-conditioned rattan rod can keep a naughty girl honest."
[louder sigh] "Fiiine."
[giggle]
"Bend over."
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[m][title: Singapore Style]
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How my wife looks at me when I send her a meme that requires two decades of deep internet lore knowledge.
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"What bad has mass immigration to Europe ever done for us?"
- "The raping?"
"What?"
- "The raping"
"Oh yeah yeah. They do rape an awful lot that’s true yes."
- "And the welfare costs"
- "Oh yes the welfare costs, Rich. The unemployment benefits alone."
"Ok, I will grant you the raping, and the welfare costs, are two bad things mass immigration have done for us."
- "And the terrorism"
"Oh yeah obviously the terrorism. I mean the terrorism goes without saying. But apart from the raping, the welfare costs, and the terrorism…"
- "Violent crime"
- "Honor killings"
- "Car bombings
"Yeah, you are all right, fair enough."
- "Burqas"
- [nodding among the group] "Yeah, that is something we’d really not miss if the immigrants left."
- "Political support for bad economic policies."
- "And it’s less safe to walk in the streets at night now, Rich."
Ok, but apart from the raping, the welfare costs, the terrorism, the violent crime, the honor killings, the car bombings, the burqas, political support for bad economic policies and the unsafe streets, what bad has mass immigration ever done for us?
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The vote is neither a right nor a reward nor a privilege.
It is an office.
This is Heinlein's point.
One who wields force on behalf of the state is an "officer".
He is not someone who has been rewarded with the power to wield violence. Nor is he someone who wields violence as a right or privilege, because he has no right whatsoever to do so beyond the exact scope of his duties.
Wielding this violence is his job. His office. And he is appointed to that office by reason of being qualified and verified according to a set of criteria.
And if wielding discretionary violence on behalf of the state is an office, so is deciding the policies and guidelines which define the scope of that officer's duties.
Thus, representative is also an office.
And if representatives are elected by vote, and are ultimately to be accountable to voters, then to be a voter, to be a member of the "demos" from which the word democracy derives... that, too, is an office.
There can be no question that the cutesy phrases modern leftists use to describe the vote, such as "exercise your rights", and "make your voice heard" are illegitimate and unjust.
To vote is to exercise control over the actions of others, and no one has a right to a "voice" in what others do.
The only legitimate reason for that control is to restrain others from anti-social action, which is a practical necessity, not an individual right.
Thus, the vote is an office, which must be held by those who are qualified — proven capable and willing to set aside their own interests and exercise power solely on behalf of the group.
This is Heinlein's point, elegantly and irrefutably argued.
This is why Heinlein is the greatest philosopher of the 20th century, and it is also why leftists hate him.
Because what is leftism?
It is a rebellion against civilization itself, motivated by the desire to tear open and loot the storehouse, to gut the accumulation of stored effort, wisdom, and self-control, the inheritance of all future generations, in an orgy of hedonistic consumption.
Leftism is the rats convincing the farmers that cats are fascists.
But just as cats were necessary for creating civilization, the officers of the demos, the citizens who can put aside their own desires and act in the interest of the republic, are necessary for preserving it.
The majority of the human race cannot or will not see beyond their own desires for more wealth, more pleasure, more status, and less work. They must be restrained even by the most libertarian of civilizations, because without that restraint, there is no civilization, and without civilization, no liberty.
America would be better off with only 10,000 voters, vetted for intelligence, prosocial attitudes, loyalty or America, and skin in the game. Perhaps even 1,000 would suffice.
Failing that, pretty much any test of competence, loyalty, or worth applied as a filter on the vote would improve America immensely. Net worth, ability to pass an algebra or reading comprehension test, anything.
The Constitution has no language forbidding any prerequisite for voting, other than sex, race, or the payment of a poll tax.
But first we must tear down the delusion that the vote belongs to everyone. Heinlein got us started.
Verhoeven himself put down the book due to the speech by Dubois (Raszack in the movie) in Johnny's class and much like the guy in the QRT, missed the point of it. The speech is not about how violence is a good thing. It's about the civilian franchise, the right to vote, is a form of force in it's own right and THAT is why it can't be a right, but a privilege.
Coincidentally it's also why he grills that one kid for saying voting privileges are a "reward." You don't reward someone a blank check to commit force upon others.
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Peggy, spending $354,551 in just TWO YEARS using a state purchasing card deprives hundreds of families of food. Abuse of taxpayer dollars?
We will keep raising this issue to the highest levels of authority until an itemized record is provided.
Also, enough fakery Peggy. Photo ops are contrived and desperate. Insiders from Peggy Flanagan’s own circle share that she is anything BUT humble or caring and really is an elitist who CARES NOTHING for the common good or people…
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Deport her @RealTomHoman.
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“I am illegal in this country. My parents are illegal here in this country."
This person was elected the Mayor of St. Paul, Minnesota last night.
