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No.831
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Why do we even have this board? The best governance is no governance
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No.832 
that's like, totally your opinion, man.
if it's anarchy you want go hang with the anarchists, not with the eristocrats.
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No.833 
>>832
anarchists are eristocrats.
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No.834
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> The main purpose of this board is not about saying something is wrong, it's about seeing how it could be done right via policy.
No.835 
>>833
anarchists are popes
anarchists can be eristocrats
know the difference, it could save your life!
No.836
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No.837 
>>831
I'm not opposed to the proposition, but how do you propose we achieve that state? It seems evident that the public will have to be weaned off of government, quitting cold turkey is unlikely to lead to the desired outcome.
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No.838 
>>837
>but how do you propose we achieve that state?
I have a five-step plan
1) create a new golden apple, and have the polyticks fight over it
2) while they're shooting each other or whatever it is those idiots do, we spread Discordianism
3) Discordianism gains traction because the greyfaces have been making such a mess of things and everyone wants to ditch their asses
4) Slowly but surely, emit popely declarations insisting that people do stuff like help out their fellow popes and chill with the fighting
5) When the plan doesn't work, we just re-brand it as a plan to create discord and pat ourselves on the back
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No.839 
>>838
TRUST THE PLAN!
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No.840
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>anarchists
>eristocrats
I'm somewhat sympathetic to anarchist ideals. Yet, I wouldn't call myself an anarchist or any other ist for that matter. Others have often labeled me as such when politics governance is discussed. I don't really hold any political governmental convictions, but do like to explore and entertain different ideas for curiosities sake. That being said, I've become fairly blackpilled in regards to most of these ideal constructs lately. I've begun to consider that there is something akin to Dunbar's number that may ultimately play a far greater role in human affairs then whatever construct people decide to organize or disorganize around. That there is a scaling problem and whenever any one system overshoots an inherent threshold the feedback loop between participants becomes untenable and some sort of entropic principle takes hold and everything turns to shit despite the best of intentions. This often leaves me with little to contribute in political governmental debates, because, in an interconnected world with billions of people, I tend to believe that, on a mass scale, humans are but flailing around in a maelstrom that cares not for the particulars of our organizational or disorganizational structures…
and all the while she is looking down upon us with that smug look on her face, giggling to herself in a way that is both alluring and frightening at the same time.
No.841
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>>836
Anarchists and falling out of the window of a police station, name a more iconic duo.
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No.842 
>>841
Capitalists and falling out of the window of an accounting firm
No.845
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>>841
communists and falling out of the side of a helicopter.
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No.846
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>>841
Fascists and falling out of the horizontal sections of a mine shaft.
No.847
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>>841
Monarchists and falling out of the window of a Prague castle.
No.848 
The great thing about the Discordian Society, and perhaps even the Eristocratic State is that any cabal, sect and clique can set up their own form of government under its wing, while being able to influence it via the council of episkoposes.
The Discordian Society as a concept should work as a very decentralized confederative disorganisation, parts of which are directly under its control, with others which aren't.
This way, each episcipality, no matter which economic system they strive for, will intertrade with the other cabals, sects, factions and cliques, forming a market economy of material and immaterial.
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No.849
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>>841
Eristocrats and falling upwards on their way to colonize an underappreciated dwarf planet
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No.850 
>>839
RUST THE PLANT!
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No.851 
>>839
>>850
TRUSS THE SPAN!
No.852 
>>839
>>849
THRUST PLANET!
No.853 
>>841
The japanese and suicide.
No.855 
>>837

There is no such thing as no governance. If you think you don't have governance, you probably have shadow governance watching you like it is a spectator sport.
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No.856 
My file deletion password never works. I meant to point to >>831
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No.857 
>>856
File deletion only removes the attached file, the post remains.
No.858 
>>855
So in the ambient structure of the universe, there's a little magistrate doing bureaucracy?
We may have just discovered the source of dark matter!
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No.859 
>>858
I think its not the solution to dark matter, but rather the similar material, dozent matter.
No.2456 
>>2456 = Good post
No.2462 
>>848
Actually, it has been proven by Boston University that men with longer penises (10-14 inches) are more confident than men with average penis size (8-9 inches). It has to do with testosterone levels in blood.
No.2464 
>>831
I would say government is at best a necessary evil, and we are all responsible for it. We need government for a rather fnorded reason, I admit. Faith does move mountains but none of us humans possess the wisdom to avoid the landslides.
Not everyone is a Tamburlaine. But do we really need to sit and wait for the stars and fates to weave new possibilities? Even kings and warlords and chairmen and presidents have some popular sovereignty.

Government is a lot like religion, in a funny way. It gives us things which make the world easier to live in. It gives us a sense of rightness in the universe, some goodness from which it, the universe, may be judged. It's another reality tunnel. It gives us mercy/justice/duty, a thing which the world at large lacks, a thing which mankind has engraved.
In the end of all things, I wish every man to be a state as much as they be popes. I also wish to be blessed to see such a day.
But maybe I'm just a shithead cooking food for cash
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No.2466 
>>2464
>and we are all responsible for it
In the sense that we haven't risen up and destroyed the current one, sure.
>But maybe I'm just a shithead cooking food for cash
Hey, at least your labour is useful to people. That's something nice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrPBdLiqMb0
No.2487 
>>845
this is one for why I'm more sympathetic towards Lenin than libertarians.
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No.2488 
>>2487
They love liberty, by which they mean their own personal ability to bully and murder other people.
No.2555 
>>2487
Because they criticize pinochet, the socialist?
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No.2556 
>>2555
Tbh all the relevant critique of socialism comes from socialists. Right wingers are spooked to oblivion and keep arguing against strawmen
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No.2559
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>>2556
>Right wingers are spooked to oblivion and keep arguing against strawmen
It's actually funny how far mass media and internet hyperrealities drive them into passionately refuting bizarre ideas no-one ever proposed.
It's like if they started coming here and screaming about how Discordianism can't be the real religion because it's actually just Wiccan witchcraft and Satan worship which therefore implies Christianity is true since it invented Satan. That's the level of Chewbacca defense they're conditioned into believing is sincere. Come on spooked man, just read the pamphlet, it's only a few pages long.
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No.2562 
>>2559
well, the post-left has some funny ideas and I like them
No.2563 
>>2559
well, the post-left has some funny ideas and I like them
No.2564 
>>2559
well, the post-left has some funny ideas and I like them
No.2565 
>>2559
well, the post-left has some funny ideas and I like them
No.2566 
>>2559
well, the post-left has some funny ideas and I like them
Replies: >>2573
No.2567 
>>2559
What about the post-left? I like their criticisms
No.2568 
>>2559
What about the post-left? I like their criticisms
No.2569 
>>2559
What about the post-left? I like their criticisms
No.2570 
>>2559
What about the post-left? I like their criticisms
No.2571 
>>2559
What about the post-left? I like their criticisms
Replies: >>2573
No.2572
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Well what about the post-filter? WHAT ABOUT THAT, HUH?
No.2573 
>>2571
>>2566
Post-left is just burned out leftists.
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