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Natural Law Anarchist 🏴 | Bitcoin Noderunner and Miner 🧡 | Aristotelian | Student of Nature | Highly Sensitive Person | High IQ Retard | Austrian Economist | Autodidact | Polymath | Selfish Prick | Excellent Source of Protein and Triglycerides Intellectual honesty is key. Consent is king. Chaos is self-regulating. Authority of any man over another is necessarily a fiction.

I'm getting tired of neo-nazis and white supremacists on nostr. I know I can just block them. But I feel the need to tell them how retarded they are before I block them. At least I do block them. More and more seem to keep popping up in notes about controversial stuff though. Just venting, I can deal and just keep blocking/muting.

Oh sorry oh poor me for "not being white." I guess I'm inferior somehow just for that reason. Amazing. Truly amazing how simplistic and irrational your view of humanity is. You're like a Marxist only somehow even more retarded. You can't even laugh at my joke instead of trying to prod at me for not being in your special club of white supremacists. How quaint and yet dreary it must be in your fucked up head. I actually am white, I just don't identify with it because I'm not a fucking pathetic slave to bullshit collectivist ideas.

You will suffer your whole life if you don't wise up. Clean your room, shithead.

You know, I used to always think more intelligence was better, more sensitivity was better, more ability to discern facts and such, always better. But in light of the fact that intelligent and sensitive people like myself can still be miserable low self esteem evil pricks (and I started to lean that way for a bit at various times in my life), perhaps less intelligence is not bad at all. Perhaps I wouldn't mind having the intellect of a rock. Rocks are cool.

Totally!! I grew up in the 90s and 2000s, and yet I feel like I grew up in the 80s. I think nostr is disproportionately curious people too, people who spot opportunities that others miss.

Dang, that can be tough when you need it. I remember having surgery for my leg and then needing oxycodone and acetaminophen every few hours. I just dealt with the pain that still persisted even with that dosage. It was tough but I was up for it, because I had to, on account of wanting to keep myself from being dependent on it, and the fact that they said it could damage my liver or something if I took too much. I can hardly imagine what it would have been like to go without it for a few days and nights. Definitely made me feel able to handle more pain though, for those hours before the surgery when I didn't have anything, and when the drugs would wear off in between taking them.

Take care!