hitovst

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by hitovst 4y ago
Liars who wish to divide us use lie about "priviledge", etc. to confuse us, their enemies, and turn us against each other. 99.9% of the time, "deserve" applies to that which one has. Kind of like people who are confused
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by hitovst 4y ago
...while at the same time, being used in proxy wars.
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by hitovst 4y ago
It might be that GM, and Ford, will sell more EVs than Tesla by 2025, which would mean people stopped purchasing Teslas. I didn't think it possible for GM or Ford to manufacture more EVs than Tesla by 2025, though.
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by hitovst 4y ago
This is a foolish waste of time.
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by hitovst 4y ago
"Healing Our World" by Dr. Mary Ruwart
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by hitovst 4y ago
The problem comes when liars have to perpetually maintain so many lies that they must persecute anyone courageous enough to speak the truth. It doesn't even matter if they're right, just that they can and do think for themselves,
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by hitovst 4y ago
Individuals decide for one. It's the slavers/slaves that want to decide for, & force, other people. If individuals decide to work together, or not, that is their right. >You don't know how true is your manly bravado
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by hitovst 4y ago
That's an easy question to answer for both free man, and slave.
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by hitovst 4y ago
We should let the silly individualists persist in their delusions in one lone location, right? Or, not even allow the one? If not, why not?
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by hitovst 4y ago
Live free or die: Death is not the worst of evils. Here's the thing about freedom, Earth, and humanity.. there is only nation that exists for the sole purpose of protecting the inalienable rights of the individual. The brave who woul
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by hitovst 4y ago
There could be. There absolutely will be pretenses of it if the slavers think it will work to herd us in the direction they want us to go. Slavers don't have points or principles, only pretenses meant to enable their crimes. Freedom i
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by hitovst 4y ago
Keep in mind that the sovereign individuals of the United States have only permitted congress the ability to coin gold and silver, and that legal tender "laws" are criminal. I have every right to make "Hitovst Nickels",
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by hitovst 4y ago
If you can own the bank in the freest/richest society, you can inflate away enough wealth to bribe it into enabling government schools, criminal legal tender "laws", becoming the world reserve fiat global enslavement system,
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by hitovst 4y ago
I was expecting a lighter than air inflatable.
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by hitovst 4y ago
The demand for the big diesel SUVs that get about 9 miles to a gallon has gone away, and people are trying to sell them for 20% of what they'd bring a year ago.
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by hitovst 4y ago
Have you seen what has happened to the market for fuel inefficient vehicles lately?
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by hitovst 4y ago
I think you misunderstood my point. The democratic process is obsolete, aside from a show of hands. I'm not suggesting that we should therefore go with a show of hands.. I am suggesting that we should understand that voting is now a
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by hitovst 4y ago
It drives me nuts that we don't have a printer/toner database with cost per page.
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by hitovst 4y ago
Musk made them an offer with contingencies. If they're not providing data to meet the contingencies, they're defaulting for whatever reason, including possibly that they misrepresented their product. If they do provide data, and
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by hitovst 4y ago
As long as liars can claim that everything they oppose is bigoted, and adults listen to them, your hopes won't be recognized.
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by hitovst 4y ago
The democratic process, other than instances where it can be independently verifiable, like a show of hands in a room, or on a blockchain, is obsolete. It is a pretense for criminals to occupy and corrupt.
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by hitovst 4y ago
Everyone will likely hand over whatever they can... which means the most decentralized options which leave as little to hand over as possible are best.
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by hitovst 4y ago
Jaimie Mantzel is working on his cathedral.
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by hitovst 4y ago
>It seems you are the one who is confused. The America you are describing does not exist. The idea you have, that people can stay as long as they don't oppose what "hitovst thinks is best" is pretty arrogant. Let's no
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by hitovst 4y ago
>I vote to defend the individual right of people to belong in the US even if they won't vote for "individual rights". Those who don't vote are not the issue. If one comes to a nation based on principles of individual
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by hitovst 4y ago
People of principle vote as intended, to defend individual rights. People who don't belong in the US vote for whatever else.
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by hitovst 4y ago
I think it is to Tesla's long term advantage that they don't seem to constrain themselves to the norm. Despite the ridicule, there is a reason why Teslas are shaped the way that they are. I think that their willingness to offer
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by hitovst 4y ago
I think it is a mistake not to link to apps in F-Droid, as the more this appeals to someone, the less likely they are to use Google products.
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by hitovst 4y ago
Cities/specialization is a luxury. The trade off is relationship to reality. People who build tangible things with their hands are relatively more grounded in reality. When you pull the elephant's trunk, either the light comes o
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by hitovst 4y ago
There is no such thing as "upgrading" a right. What we must do is enforce the Constitutional restrictions on state. The Constitution does not grant rights, but official recognize them, and prohibit any government from violating t

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