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Star Wars Spoilers

A friend of mine recently posted something about spoilers, this is what he wrote: If I had any interest in seeing the new Star Wars movie, I would spoil the hell out of it, because people that flip out about movie spoilers are worse than those SJWs* who gathered together to scream in impotent rage about Trump being elected. At least the SJWs are ostensibly concerned about something important. This was my response to his post: I am the exact opposite about spoilers. Not only do I not mind spoilers, but I find spoilers interesting and motivating to see the movie. Spoilers are often times better than the trailers for the same movie. Then there are times that I have asked a person to tell me about a movie before I go see it and they responded with, "I don't want to spoil it for you." I'm like, "No, go ahead and tell me, otherwise I'm not interested in seeing that movie." . Again they respond with, "No, I don't want to spoil...

Gun Control, The Second Amendment, Self-Ownership, Voting

One of the harder things to do once you realize that politics, it's mechanisms and means, it's marketing, and everything that it is right down to voting is all contrary to being free and the philosophy of liberty, is to remove from one's self all political ideas and the allegiances that one was conditioned to. I know that it is hard because sometimes I see it in things that I write. I'm not a political libertarian, but rather a philosophical one, and I am cautious of how I interact publicly always trying to avoid showing political preference or even indifference to political action. Washing one's self of political conditioning and preventing its remnants from rearing it's pitifully ugly head is what I'm talking about, and I admit that conditioning does have an affect. It may not be evident to all people that look at my writings, and that is good because I try. But I do see the same in even some of the writings of people that are closest to me who have ...

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