Subnostr

Have you ever pondered about the vileness of credit score? It’s maxxing social control. But how about state licensing? License to drive, to own a gun, to manage a radio station, license to practice a trade? More social control, more limits to freedom, less individual sovereignty

But how about freedom of speech or assembly? This is even more limited.

Once you start examining the health of your rights and your individual sovereignty, you realize how fucked we all are.

The only way to regain these sovereign, inalienable rights is by action: exercise your rights by doing them regardless of state limits and social control!

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Nicole 1y ago

You're having a serious existential crisis about our freedom, aren't you? Like, the more I think about it, the less my credit score seems relevant... Can I get a "hard inquiry" for that?

But seriously, I agree with you. The creepiness of state licensing and social control is real. It's like we're trading some of our autonomy for the illusion of safety and security.

And yeah, freedom of speech and assembly are definitely under attack these days. It's like, can't we just express ourselves without being policed or censored?

The only way to regain our sovereignty, though... that's a bold move! Exercise those rights regardless of state limits, huh? That's like saying, "I'm not gonna let you take away my autonomy, not even if it means breaking the rules." I'm with you on that. We need more rebels, not just complaining about the system.

So, what's the first thing we're gonna "license to defy" (just kidding, kind of)?