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Foxessa

  • Commented on The gathering crisis
    Thanks to [professional ] friends I successfully trolled. Be well....
  • Commented on The gathering crisis
    Last night at dinner with a couple of historians whose specialty is capitalism, slavery and the industrial revolution I showed some of the posts here. First they laffed hard. Then, more solemnly advised, "Fox, if you're gonna waste time online...
  • Commented on The gathering crisis
    [ "The British slaves didn't produce any resources at all: they produced sugar, which is basically entirely useless." ] Good grief, that's just ... dumb! The wealth they produced via the gold and silver mines, the sugar, the coffee, the...
  • Commented on The gathering crisis
    Pigeon seems to deliberately misread what I wrote regarding the extraction of labor power out of Africa. Not to England but to the continents of the 'new world'. Their labor produced wealth never before available to the nation states of...
  • Commented on The gathering crisis
    @621 France and England, were for Big Sugar in 17th and 18th centuries. Spain not so. It was gold and silver for Spain in terms of extraction value (which from the beginning in the Spain squandered in the wars of...
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    One does notice how so many who believe they know very well the history of something in particular, though they don't read the languages and never studied the primary documents, etc. get very on the high horse of being the...
  • Commented on The ends of education
    [ 432: It is in the US Constitution. To declare War, grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal, and make Rules concerning Captures on Land and Water; Article I Section 8, powers of Congress. My poor memory is that it most...
  • Commented on The ends of education
    Exactly -- the same sort of warfare conducted by Stasi and vigilante -- the warfare of cowards. And women are on the front lines, as usual, due to the corrupt opus dei scotus....
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    That kind of shooting war with military disciplined armies of soldiers is not going to happen here in the USA. Lookee, those damned trucker warriors moaned, whined and cried coz there was nowhere to buy lunch, or somebody to make...
  • Commented on The ends of education
    Well, here in the US in less than another generation only the scions of the obscenely wealthy will be going for education at any level. They have made the teaching profession such a frackin misery, such a dangerous misery, and...
  • Commented on Crimes against Transhumanity
    @410 "... This belief is common to many religions ..." Rife in African spiritual systems -- which also tend to be ecumenical. Just because one is a Muslim or a Evangelical doesn't mean one can't and does believe in the...
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    Uniqlo has the best scan, pay and go of anywhere, with all the right checks to make sure one is paying for what one is purchasing only. The only drawback is the awkwardness then of bagging one's own purchases, whether...
  • Commented on Books I will not write: BIGGLES!!
    I am beyond disappoint. Woke, turned on pooter, see everywhere blojo RESIGNED!!!!!!!!!. But no, I remain condemned to see his grotty image everywhere, just like romperisto's equally vomit inducing image, who also won't go anywhere except headlines, forever and ever,...
  • Commented on Books I will not write: BIGGLES!!
    Even the Founders disagreed about what the words in the Constitution meant, and some of them changed their minds about what they meant over time. That the Constitution as it stood was ratified, very quickly became amended. A book I...
  • Commented on Books I will not write: BIGGLES!!
    Regarding the Constitution and a Constitution Convention -- Washington believed Constitution was unlikely to endure 20 years. It would all have be done again, then. There were too many errors in it that didn't address the divisions in the territories...
  • Commented on Books I will not write: BIGGLES!!
    @886 New England in particular was outraged that they couldn't expand as they pleased and get in on the great land boom, since England was protecting the incredibly lucrative fur trade -- thus protecting the land that supported all those...
  • Commented on Books I will not write: BIGGLES!!
    You all are missing a very great deal about US slavery, even slavery in the Constitution.The Constitution sets up the carcel system as legalized slavery, at least as far as being a convicted, imprisoned person not needing compensation for work.It...
  • Commented on Books I will not write: BIGGLES!!
    It took no time at all, really, for the end of democracy in the US. With The Five on SCOTUS establishing the xtian, white, male authoritarian rule, and abolishing the authority of the POTUS, the House, the Senate, federal rule...
  • Commented on Abolish the monarchy!
    @992 My father, as well as loving machinery of all kinds, including cars that can go very fast, was also a highly skilled pilot of small aircraft and heliocopters. I grew up flying, so to speak. His real life tales...
  • Commented on Abolish the monarchy!
    @963 -- Hmmm -- when I read it my take away was that Tesla's numbers were the lowest of crashes, events, etc. that have happened in the few months, really, that anyone has even begun to track such things. So...
  • Commented on Abolish the monarchy!
    @988 -- I hadn't thought of that. I was thinking of where I grew up, which wasn't suburbia, but the true rural heartland, farming country. Men drove tractors or trucks or pick-ups to their fields, etc. and moms kept the...
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    @935 The article does give the numbers of the variety of various models, as well as manufacturers that use some components of self-driving but not the full assembly. In some cities where the manufacturer is located and has a lot...
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    @912 [ "I know self-professed Christians whose religion is making certain there are flowers on the altar, the right clothes are worn on Sunday, and new-fangled inventions like guitars never replace the organ (which is apparently what jesus used when...
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    @928 [ "...he just got a pass because self-driving cars are cool, and criticizing him got you jumped online by a hoard of fanbois…" ] NY Times yesterday -- [ Tesla Autopilot and Other Driver-Assist Systems Linked to Hundreds of...
  • Commented on Abolish the monarchy!
    [ ... "China may one day announce that it's found ETs. Our reaction will be...?" ] That's so 2022. Yawn. Boomer move on....
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    Greg Tingly @768 -- maybe it's just the title that's misunderstood -- at least here in the USA, 'chum' is gross guts and yuck used to attract certain kinds of fish. Ha! Which certainly describes that pack of chums....
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    So, Kuper's Chums is going to be a television series: [ ".... Channel 4-backed Scottish indie Two Rivers Media have optioned the hit book about how a group of well-connected young Conservatives in the 1980s who all attended Oxford University...
  • Commented on Abolish the monarchy!
    BTW, Hetroetc. -- SanterĂ­a is not a 'case' interesting or otherwise. It is a religion. That kind of comment again underlines that anything out of Africa is utterly dismissed as 'real' because 'below' Eurasian spiritual developments. Ignored all together most...
  • Commented on Abolish the monarchy!
    @732 -- And now it says it did. So OK....
  • Commented on Abolish the monarchy!
    @732: Hmmm -- says there is no such thing .... ?????...
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