TLS c/o 2020 - In #Squad We Trust Forum

[Mr_Chukes]

Anyone else get an Arizona Summit email lol. Shit it's already the 24th of April.

[Hennessy]

MY COLLEGE APARTMENT IS ON THE MARKET RIGHT NOW

AND I WANT IT BACK SO BADLY

https://neworleans.craigslist.org/apa/6075667786.html

[Mr_Chukes]

MY COLLEGE APARTMENT IS ON THE MARKET RIGHT NOW

AND I WANT IT BACK SO BADLY

https://neworleans.craigslist.org/apa/6075667786.html

That place is so beautiful and so cheap lol.

[Kopetz]

that 8-values politics quiz seems like a good way to spark postcount-inflating discussion/arguments. post ur stats:

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[poptart123]

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[Hennessy]

I feel like we're all going to get pretty similar results.



Edit: wow nevermind, i did not realize my communist values % was so high

[Kopetz]

I feel like we're all going to get pretty similar results.

I agree the test is worded poorly in areas.

Edit: wow nevermind, i did not realize my communist values % was so high

gotta change your name to stolichnaya now

[airwrecka]

Yeah, I agree that I think most/a lot of us on this forum will have similar results! At least leaning toward specific directions, even if the degrees vary.

Mine: https://8values.github.io/results.html? ... 7.6&s=75.5

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[airwrecka]

that 8-values politics quiz seems like a good way to spark postcount-inflating discussion/arguments. post ur stats:

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Well, Kopetz and airwrecka, let's go build an echo chamber.

[Kopetz]

that 8-values politics quiz seems like a good way to spark postcount-inflating discussion/arguments. post ur stats:

Well, Kopetz and airwrecka, let's go build an echo chamber.

like good leftists, we'll schism in no time

[dclaw93]

that 8-values politics quiz seems like a good way to spark postcount-inflating discussion/arguments. post ur stats:

Well, Kopetz and airwrecka, let's go build an echo chamber.

like good leftists, we'll schism in no time

Right there with you guys https://8values.github.io/results.html? ... 7.3&s=83.7

[Leliana]

Looks familiar

[RParadela]

Also close to all of you guys although I'm a little more centrist in economics and Liberty than you commies are

[Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash]

I always feel like a centrist until I take these quizzes lol

Edit: I guess in this crowd I kind of am

[govlife]

that 8-values politics quiz seems like a good way to spark postcount-inflating discussion/arguments. post ur stats:

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Well, Kopetz and airwrecka, let's go build an echo chamber.

I thought this was the echo chamber.

And, yeah, mine looks just about the same as Kopetz's.

[Monday]

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[govlife]

I always feel like a centrist until I take these quizzes lol

Edit: I guess in this crowd I kind of am

My husband always tries to tell me he's a centrist independent, and I just

[meeseeks]

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Pretty much as expected for me.

[meeseeks]

Okay, since we are going after post counts, I'll get the nonsense debate going: Drug use as a victimless crime ("drug use" is offered by the 8-values politics quiz as an example of a "victimless crime"). Discuss.

I had to answer "Unsure" on that one because I would not define drug use as a victimless crime. By tomorrow, I'd like gunnerish essays on causality and on degrees of causation and applicable blame/responsibility based on degree, please and thank you. Make sure to use credible sources that avoid sensationalist reporting on drug cartels and their victims. Yes, this is a leading question prompt.

I would say some drug use is a victimless crime. I think a college kid smokin' a j occasionally is probably pretty harmless. Some of the heavier stuff, maybe not

[Kopetz]

Okay, since we are going after post counts, I'll get the nonsense debate going: Drug use as a victimless crime ("drug use" is offered by the 8-values politics quiz as an example of a "victimless crime"). Discuss.

I had to answer "Unsure" on that one because I would not define drug use as a victimless crime. By tomorrow, I'd like gunnerish essays on causality and on degrees of causation and applicable blame/responsibility based on degree, please and thank you. Make sure to use credible sources that avoid sensationalist reporting on drug cartels and their victims. Yes, this is a leading question prompt.

nutshell opinion: the war on drugs has created far more victims than legalized drug use would

[Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash]

Okay, since we are going after post counts, I'll get the nonsense debate going: Drug use as a victimless crime ("drug use" is offered by the 8-values politics quiz as an example of a "victimless crime"). Discuss.

I had to answer "Unsure" on that one because I would not define drug use as a victimless crime. By tomorrow, I'd like gunnerish essays on causality and on degrees of causation and applicable blame/responsibility based on degree, please and thank you. Make sure to use credible sources that avoid sensationalist reporting on drug cartels and their victims. Yes, this is a leading question prompt.

I'll see your gunner essay response and raise you the traditional internet retort:

You're wrong and you're stupid for thinking that way!

But actually I would argue that Drug use is a victimless crime, for the same reason that alcohol and tobacco are victimless. Sure they're dangerous and addictive, but we treat adults as being mentally capable of taking on certain risks in their life, and should they fall to those risks so be it (obviously we shouldn't step over their lifeless bodies in the street but I don't see a drug user as a victim of their own crime). Also, in the events when a crime with victims is tangentially associated with drug use, the crime is not in the use itself, but in the related act. Whether that be intoxicated driving, theft to pay for the habit, murder over drug sales, or what have you. Killing someone, stealing, or injuring another person with your motor vehicle is a crime regardless, and I don't agree that we should act like because drugs are involved then drugs deserve the blame any more than any other factors that my "drive" someone to commit a crime.

[airwrecka]

But actually I would argue that Drug use is a victimless crime, for the same reason that alcohol and tobacco are victimless. Sure they're dangerous and addictive, but we treat adults as being mentally capable of taking on certain risks in their life, and should they fall to those risks so be it. Also, in the events when a crime with victims is tangentially associated with drug use, the crime is not in the use itself, but in the related act. Whether that be intoxicated driving, theft to pay for the habit, murder over drug sales, or what have you. Killing someone, stealing, or injuring another person with your motor vehicle is a crime regardless, and I don't agree that we should act like because drugs are involved then drugs deserve the blame any more than any other factors that my "drive" someone to commit a crime.

My thoughts pretty much exactly. I would just add that the only "victim" would be the drug-user him/herself, which has already been addressed in DrDegree's comment.

[waldorf]

Libertarian capitalist.

https://8values.github.io/results.html? ... 6.4&s=42.6