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Fucking regulations. Its cliché; this industry is “highly regulated”. How many people out there refer to their profession as highly regulated? How many don’t? We sure as shit hear a lot about regulations. All the fucking time and that’s probably because there are too many. Apparently, we’re supposed to live with it. I don’t “live with it”, no one ever once asked me if I wanted any regulation. Regulations are a point of contention with conservations, and that is good and reassuring. Because I get a little confidence knowing that for some people, in fact, quite a lot of people, enough to elect Donald Trump, understand that freedom is really freedom from the state. And that is to say that freedom is freedom from regulation, because regulation is, for most of us, the point where we are force to both interact with the state and do as it commands. For someone that was never asked if I wanted any regulations, resisting regulations is very appealing and I’m quite pleased that many people fundamentally get the connection between regulation, the state and the negative impact on freedom. That said, the conservatives, the Alt Right and even Neomasculinists keep the conversation about regulations too focused on business.

Question – do you think regulations are growing? I ask, because I ultimately wonder, do “social regulations” exist? Have you ever thought of it that way? Indeed, regulations are already pretty dam diverse and people are right to equate greater regulation with “inferring with our personal lives”. What is social regulation if it exists? I’d say its controlling language, censoring ideas and individuals, political correctness, speech codes. Do you know that New York City will fine your ass $650,000.00 DOLLARS if you do refer to a tranny freak the way he or she (respectively) wants you too. Hold up a fucking second, can someone help me out. Who is telling who what to do here and who has the fucking state standing behind who ready to slap a fucking fine so egregiously big that practically anyone would be financially ruined! Yes, even for fucking New York City. If this fucking regulation is ever used it will destroy a person’s life! Can we stop for a moment and appreciate just how hard bouncing back from something like that would be? When Zerohedge reports that ½ Americans can’t ever write a $1000 check, this fine would be impossible to pay. Totally fucked – life over.

I do well and I have a couple grand in debt and, let me tell you, it’s still challenging to pay it off.

Lets look at academia to see a model of “social regulation”. Recently I watched a video on Studiobrule, which features Doctor Fiamengo (an excellent channel). She talked about feminism and weight. There are fucking actual human beings that, believe it or not, want to regulate how we see fat people. Big surprise, these new regulations make it so fat people are never insulted, never disrespected and “made to feel welcome”. This regulation brings along with it another really annoying regulation (like lighting yourself on fire annoying) and that is the “inclusive” regulation, which means, like it or not, fat people must be included. And that means, like it or not, you have to like and be around fat people…even if you don’t like fat people and care not to be around them. Is this social regulation? And, when we combine “social” with “regulation”, we’re really really saying that the state is in our lives? Someone prove to me how this cannot be the case.
So where’s this leave us? This explains a lot of the crazy shit out there right now.
I like all ethnicities. I’m the kind of person that enjoys other cultures and interacting with people from other cultures. Since when did what I just wrote become so fucking absolute. I guess I have to refine my statement, ahem, I like all kinds of people from all kinds of different places, but, indigenous or not, if, for instance, you come from a cannibalistic culture, then, I want nothing to fucking do with you. How can freedom come from “inclusivity”? Freedom is choosing who you want to be around. And it’s also to say whatever the fuck you want to say. I look around and I can’t bring myself to accept that all the normal everyday people out there are “gender” “benders”. That for all this time, most people are actually gay and the opposite sex trapped in the wrong body? What gets to me is why people are putting up with this bullshit, when its so fucking obvious that its nonsense. I just don’t understand it. But, I understand it a whole lot better when I realize that there are social regulations. Lots of social regulations.

And, that gives me a pause. How many people legitimately think gays, for instance, are courageous and brave and strong? The litmus test isn’t counting how many will say “yes” today, its when you take away the threat of not saying “yes”…that’s when, and only when, you’ll get the proper count and the right answer. So are all these whacked-out degenerates really that popular? We complain about tv all the time, guess what, putting “marginalized” groups into shows is a fucking regulation. I argue that they’re not and if people weren’t afraid of violating a regulation I think the many newly founded courageous, brave and strong groups would be the only ones who believed they are courageous, brave and strong. What makes me apprehensive is what kind of fucked up person regulates other people to not only like them, as in forced to be friends with them, but praise them? There’s something deeply deranged with that, and every instinct in me says, assfucker, shit eater, pedophile, crossdresser, freak notwithstanding, I definitely do not want to be around someone that has to have the government make his or her friends for them. No fucking way.
04-15-2017 12:04 AM
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