Alexandre N @anault

Banger.

Life hack. If you have the hiccup, just swallow it. Get a good sip of water, then swallow a small dose at at time continuously until you "swallow your hiccup". Thank me later.

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Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus

3 days ago

I’ve noticed the same.

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Maturing is realizing that voting is the adult version of writing to Santa Claus.

@RobbieRescue @JoniWagner I know, I was being sarcastic. But the truth is, any serious civilization level change is never accomplished by the masses. It is only always done by a highly motivated and organized minority.

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Alexandre N @anault

4 days ago

There are only 2 ways for canadians to get rid of the monarchy. A declaration of independence or annexation. That's it. There is no 3rd option. There is no political solution.

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@boomerbillf Clearly a parody account. Although it is pretty hard to tell the difference between parody and reality those days...

There are only 2 ways for canadians to get rid of the monarchy. A declaration of independence or annexation. That's it. There is no 3rd option. There is no political solution.

@fordnation

In Canada, no elected official is the head of state or commander in chief. To be a dictator, you need an army (force). The P.M. is not the CIC. All elected officials swear an oath to the crown (or its representative, the governor general, or lieutenant governor). All laws must have the royal ascent. This does not work like you seem to think it does. There is no political solution (IMO, I'm prepared to be proven wrong).

I don't think you've been thinking about that for long enough. You're only scratching the surface. I don't mean that in an offensive manner by the way, and I think you have the kind of spirit needed to do it. You need to seriously look into the foundations of law. A good starting point is this old project (web.archive.org/web/2016042104…).

@DemosKratosCA Canadians need their declaration of independence, and an revamp of the constitution. The head of state is still the crown (and commander in chief). The privy council needs to be abolished.

You seriously need to take into account the full upgrade to a technological stack for all official offices. "Democratic process" is a joke from another period, fully accepted by boomers. It is actually not needed. It can be completely replaced by a tech stack, with full accountability and traceability.

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You’re on the right track but running on old ideologies. A democratic process implies that someone can represent a group of individuals . I can tell you that no one can represent me. Blockchain is the future of representation. I get to decide if I agree for a « bill » to affect me. A law can only apply if consent is given to it. (Of course there has to be some foundational structure, but minimal, with plenty of oversight/transparency, and free from 🧃influences). Every government act must be blockchain backed. No NFT(provenance of specific authority), no authority. This idea must be pushed to its limits. All rights must be tracked through blockchain technology. Especially government’s claims. No right’s provenance, no authority. AI can be used as an arbitrator where bias can be present. Of course this can be a slippery slope, this must be done prudently. Sovereign AI will be a thing. There is so much more. The most fundamentally basic concepts of law must be clearly understood for an AI/blockchain/technological foundation to work. The foundation is that a right/property is a fiction that simply represents a « right of use of something ». If an authority claims a right over a body, or any object, it means that they have been granted somehow a right of use of that body/thing. If they can’t show provenance of that right, it’s coercion/force. My body is sovereign. No one has any « right of use » over it without my direct, explicit consent. Otherwise it’s the use of force, which can be alright, but the claim that there is some form of social contract backing that kind of action is goy slop. The « application » of law based on feelings must be completely eradicated. The idea of a « jury of your peers » is a joke when you are not surrounded by people thinking like you. Both culturally and ideologically. AI would be more of a peer in a lot of situations. The concept of judges and an independent judiciary branch is important, but flawed. Lots of abuses are specifically coming from that structure. Accountability through blockchain and the targeted application of AI is a path to look into. Funding arms of the executive can be done voluntarily through blockchain instead of taxation. For example, if you agree that there should be a firefighting force in your town, then you can finance directly their annual budget when they present it. ANY project/arm that is not financed directly is not needed. Slop would disappear fast. This is just an example, this idea can be applied in many ways. This has to be thoroughly explored. We need to completely revamp old sloppy structures. It has to be done. Some of the foundations can be reclaimed if appropriate, not everything is slop. We have to be careful though, this kind of opportunity is not going to represent itself for a long time. Those are just thoughts to ponder, but not to dismiss.

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I grew up in a 95%+ White town. (In my entire school, from my memory, there were a few dozen Mexicans, 3 Asians, and 1 black person. Everyone else was White) When my friends and I went downtown for ice cream, we'd leave our bikes on the sidewalk, and walk around for hours knowing they'd still be there at the end of the day. The local park had a well-maintained ping pong table (with paddles and balls), and other yard games that would appear in the summer, that anyone could walk over and play with their friends. Most houses' front yards had lawn chairs/ladderball on the lawn during the summer, and houses with kids had bikes/skateboards strewn about. Nothing was ever stolen. Most houses didn't even lock their doors at night. When a buddy invited me over to play CoD, I'd just walk in their door, they didn't even have to come let me in. Never a speck of trash anywhere; completely clean. No graffiti, vandalism, or anything of that nature. The only crime that ever really happened the entire time I lived there occurred in the Mexican trailer park on the outside corner of town. A popular radio station in the nearest city (Seattle) had a weekly show segment where they would read off my town's 911 call reports, because they were so hilarious (needing help getting their cat out of a tree, complaints about kids ding-dong-ditching their house, silly stuff like that) Right up the road from my house, there was a very well-maintained hiking trail that was filled with outdoor sculptures, wood carvings, and other art installations that were open to the public to walk and enjoy. (There were tons of other hiking/biking trails all over the town you could spend weeks exploring) All of these things felt completely normal at the time, but I now understand how incredibly special they were, and significant as proof that life in a homogeneous White town is simply better, cleaner, more peaceful, and more conducive to raising a family in a safe environment. Young White children today no longer get to experience this blissful upbringing, as they've been forced to live in anxiety-ridden multiculturalism. They don't even know that a reality once existed where there was no bullying, no crime, no real worries at all...kids could actually be kids, goof around playing with friends all over town, explore nature without having to step around trash left by Indians or broken bottles left by blacks, and have the mental space to build relationships, pursue their passions, and live without worry about getting robbed, kidnapped, or stabbed. These beautiful memories of my younger years are a major motivator for why I say what I say, and do what I do when it comes to advocation for White-only spaces, and hopefully someday once again, entire countries. This doesn't have to remain a distant, nostalgic memory. We can make it real again.