what are your guys political opinions?
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We Want To Live
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@Saint_HichEM I want a truly primitive world.
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@Saint_HichEM I want a truly primitive world.
@Hunterskull based but impossible unfortunately
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@Saint_HichEM You could say i'm right win (or far right) spiritually, because i believe in the natural inequality and i am strongly against poeple that try to make unequal things equal. But i dont believe in a political system.
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@Saint_HichEM I think politics is a whole lot of shit and i dont like to put myself into either the left or right, however I have been told I've "fallen down the alt-right pipeline" (i think that's bullshit too)
i dont think alot of people here would be "left-wing"
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@Elliott87 that’s the thing, this system was CREATED by the Jews and the masons
@Saint_HichEM it would be so good without them
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@Saint_HichEM it would be so good without them
@Elliott87 true that
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caring about politics is for slaves, changing politics is for the ruling elites, u shouldnt really care abt something u have no control over, u have WAY more control over your own life and most of the political "problems" will be fixed once u make some money and travel somewhere better
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@Saint_HichEM Anarcho-Capitalism...Although I reject politics, for it is a false category on the topic of philosophy.
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@Rawsei Are private roads based?
@Hunterskull Yes, private everything is based. Unlike state ownership, private owners of roads will have every incentive to try to reduce accidents. If they fail, or did less well than their competition, they eventually would be removed from their position of responsibility.
Studies support private roads as being the better alternative:
Vardy '19
A recent analysis confirms that: "81.9 percent of privately funded highways were rated “good", opposed to 34.2 percent of public roadways. Only 0.1 percent of privately-owned roads were evaluated to be “terrible” in 2018. Beyond this, federal roads have been demonstrated to be more dangerous for drivers, with an accident rate of 12.2 accidents per 10 km as opposed to 8.7 per 10km on privatized roads nationally.
In São Paulo Brazil, the governor has adopted a "privatize everything" strategy, especially in the road system. The state has sold over 7,200km of roads to private entrepreneurs. Accordingly, the state has seen 12% fewer accidents than the national average, 18% fewer traffic-related deaths, and 21% fewer injuries.
Rane '19
In Norway, the private sector owns 120,000 km of roads while the government owns less at only 91,000 km. Since Norway's roads are mostly privately owned, they are indeed rated the safest country to drive in around the entire world. Additionally, in Sweden, private associations manage two-thirds of the total road network. Once again, Sweden is rated the 3rd safest country to drive in around the world. -
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@Saint_HichEM Anti-Authoritarian Neo-Libertarian Phalangist
@XqurZz brother...
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@Hunterskull Yes, private everything is based. Unlike state ownership, private owners of roads will have every incentive to try to reduce accidents. If they fail, or did less well than their competition, they eventually would be removed from their position of responsibility.
Studies support private roads as being the better alternative:
Vardy '19
A recent analysis confirms that: "81.9 percent of privately funded highways were rated “good", opposed to 34.2 percent of public roadways. Only 0.1 percent of privately-owned roads were evaluated to be “terrible” in 2018. Beyond this, federal roads have been demonstrated to be more dangerous for drivers, with an accident rate of 12.2 accidents per 10 km as opposed to 8.7 per 10km on privatized roads nationally.
In São Paulo Brazil, the governor has adopted a "privatize everything" strategy, especially in the road system. The state has sold over 7,200km of roads to private entrepreneurs. Accordingly, the state has seen 12% fewer accidents than the national average, 18% fewer traffic-related deaths, and 21% fewer injuries.
Rane '19
In Norway, the private sector owns 120,000 km of roads while the government owns less at only 91,000 km. Since Norway's roads are mostly privately owned, they are indeed rated the safest country to drive in around the entire world. Additionally, in Sweden, private associations manage two-thirds of the total road network. Once again, Sweden is rated the 3rd safest country to drive in around the world. -
@Elliott87 Idk dude if you want to own something work for it lmao. Why should a parasite be entitled to anything?
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