FEDIT POLITICS Thread

You are.

 

you more though

 

Agorism is really the only way out.
Starve the beast.

 

Luckily ive never had to call the cops for anything in my entire life, or an ambulance, or the fire dept. I try to find every other avenue to take before calling authority or emergency and i usually find something. I try to be my own law and authority. But not everyone lives with their own personal code.

Unless its been a work related thing where someone has asked me to call the police.
Couple weeks ago some dude was outside the office trying to steal a womans car by pulling her out of the drivers seat.
Unfortunately the car had a breathalizer type machine that wouldnt start.
He tried puffing on it but it still wouldnt start.
I popped out and scared the guy away but the lady asked me to call the cops so i did.

When renting a house i negotiate lease deals with the owner that leaves them without the responsibility to fix stuff.
If someone breaks i fix it and never have to bug the owner other than to pay him his money.
And he never bugs me or raises my rent because i have a set lease we renew every 3 years.
The gray market is the best market.

I think authority and the law are important... for those that need them.
The lowest common denominator needs it frequently.
You want to need them as least as possible.
But ultimately the law is for the criminal not for the law abiding.

 

always best to try and handle things yourself
there's a time to utilize public/emergency services
problem is people are lazy
the "why do anything when i can get someone else to do it" mentality
and its a microcosm of society
people always delegating their responsibilities down to others
just today, a friend told me i should pay someone to do all my paperwork for me
i told him the truth...
why should i pay money to have someone do something i'm perfectly capable of?
he countered with it would give me more free time
free time?
takes me maybe a couple hours a week
plus who knows better how to organize my stuff than me
he said i was a control freak and i told him he was right to a degree
other than my employees, i don't try to control anyone
and even then i just guide them
but as far as my duties, yeah... i definitely want to maintain control
i just feel that's proper and responsible
unfortunately too many others rely on others to do almost everything
if they had to fend for themselves they'd be in a world of trouble

 

There's a balance there. I pay some people to do some things for me that I could do myself, but it's worth it getting a few hours a week back to spend with family or do things that I enjoy doing.

But yeah, I agree with your point that most people do as little as possible.

 

I have a someone to make me my coffee and set up my breakfast and lunch for me to take to work.
So i just have to wake up and 25 to 30 minutes later im out the door.
This wife thing is pretty cool. Probably should have thought about it sooner.

 

Yeah, I have one of those too. Lots of nice benefits, but high cost too.

If it floats flies or fucks, it's always cheaper to rent it.

 

I got a good deal on a late model import.
As long as i feed her good fuel she is good to go.
I do use quality additives to keep her motor clean.
With enough pampering and low cost maintenance she purrs just right.
Plus she practically pays for herself.

 

This is exactly it. We've raised a generation of people who want all the accolades with no responsibility.