>>13 Voluntaryism is a philosophy, not a political direction. That doesn't make it worse or better, I personally find it pretty interesting,but I still don't see how it should be considered politics.
Still, you made me realize that I didn't express myself very clearly, I should correct myself. I'll try to clarify it, so that it's very hard to misunderstand. I do not support
the political system, nor any political directions or movements, which abide its rules, try to solve problems within the system's limitations. They are all outdated, and futile. That doesn't mean there's no better alternative abiding the political system, it's just that I don't think it's a system that supports the solving of human problems.Back to
>>11 >"I didn't mean people would disregard it on an emotional basis"
Then could you also please tell me what you
did mean by that? Since talking
at each other doesn't seem to cut it now does it?
>"It's just you sound childish now after insulting the intelligence of a complete stranger. "
Point out the
intelligence part, and I'll review what I said earlier. The mistake might be on my side, and I can accept that, given a valid argument. At least we will be clear on what we consider intelligence.
>"I was just trying to give advice and prevent this going down the ungodly path of a YouTube comment section."
Sorry, I rarely read them. Don't have a clue about how the ungodly part looks like.
>"You can have a civilized conversation over politics (or whatever you want to call it) without flinging around insults. It just gets you taken more seriously." Yes, I fully do understand that. And I do appreciate you caring for me, you can take that as a compliment. Still, in many occasions I would very heavily consider insulting someone, there are certain things that I don't take. Everyone has something like this. Mine is being labeled or stereotyped, since it prevents people who posess less information about the topic to judge it more objectively. It also presumes unnecessary information about an individual. I don't want to go deeper in explaining. It's not a capital matter. It's my button that can be pushed. Everyone has it. It's normal. We're humans. Stop riding the problem. It's marginal. And we're way off topic.
On the sidenote: I did say that "You can't have a civilized discussion if you only care about
>>6 labeling and
>>8 >>9 getting butthurt." I already got the labeling. I wasn't trying to hold a civilized conversation after that in the first place, although I think other than the retard part I pretty much managed to communicate my point clearly. Or do we have to discuss the "I don't give two shits" part too, mom?
