I used to consider my self an anarchist. Because if the choice was between dignity, welfare and on the other hand society, I would always chose the former. As I saw it I recognised pascal's mugging.
Increasingly it seems obvious to me that those that call them self anarchist, imagine a society where those that are dependent on the state simply does not exist.
As someone that lives with a debilitating disability that means I am unable to provide for myself, I can now see they are the leopards.
Just as with guns, swimming pools and cars. States doesn't kill people, they allow people to kill. That is why I am for regulations on cars and guns.
States shouldn't be built in a way that makes killing easy, quiet the opposite they should be built to make killing impossible.
A driver is a murder, a gunslinger is a murder. A leader shouldn't be.
Swimming pools are more complicated.
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@turtlewrites I don't understand what you mean with "dichotomies".
I am describing my lived experience that have lead me to the conclusion that some that call them self anarchist; fails to understand that people like me are dependent on the state.
I am not saying that is right, or that is how it should be.
I know it's hard to understand, but if the state need to motivate people to give a shit about me. I am glad the state exist. No force ia perfect, but a well organised police force is preferable to the alternatives that we know.
https://www.londonmuseum.org.uk/collections/london-stories/metropolitan-police-from-1829-to-today
The state built the house I grew up in. "the state pay my rent" is an obvious gross over simplification, but I do like it when I get the chance to write obvious contradictions with deeper meaning.
Holy shiiiiiit they published it! https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/neurodiversity-affirming-therapy/202503/the-power-of-neurodiversity-affirming-mental
I also recognise the enormous privilege of having parents that could support me.
I link an clip to the incredible financial diet for more information about growing up without that support, the clip describes kids in general without my disability.
I used to consider my self an anarchist. Because if the choice was between dignity, welfare and on the other hand society, I would always chose the former. As I saw it I recognised pascal's mugging.
Increasingly it seems obvious to me that those that call them self anarchist, imagine a society where those that are dependent on the state simply does not exist.
As someone that lives with a debilitating disability that means I am unable to provide for myself, I can now see they are the leopards.
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@youranoncentral.bsky.social this happened in Ukraine, within the last decade. I don't need to imagine. I heard the first account stories.
The seed vault?
THE SEED VAULT???
Let him take away ebola funding. Let him take freaking social security, but for the love of all the gods, keep his grubby little hands off of the seed vault!!!
He's not just trying to collapse the system (which arguably needs a healthy dose of collapse), he's Fucking Around with our motherfucking FOOD SUPPLY and we will *ALL* Find Out.
Just as with guns, swimming pools and cars. States doesn't kill people, they allow people to kill. That is why I am for regulations on cars and guns.
States shouldn't be built in a way that makes killing easy, quiet the opposite they should be built to make killing impossible.
A driver is a murder, a gunslinger is a murder. A leader shouldn't be.
Swimming pools are more complicated.
@HeavenlyPossum if states are violent people aren't responsible for their actions.
I know a group chat of people that should* serve the rest of their life in prison for their actions, but according to you it was the state that did it.
States are social constructs that exist in part to abolish responsibility for peoples actions, this only work if the state is violent rather than permits violence.
*obviously no one should be in prison, but for the sake of the argument.
I need to be far more careful with how I approach people here. I have burnt more bridges then I have built.
I am not good at the social rites expected, in part because of neuro divergence, esl and the lack of cultural awareness.
I am trying, but it's really hard to be careful without being completely isolated. This is one of few forums that I feel somewhat comfortable being.
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