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nikkistar joined December 14, 2016Moderation is not my forte - NikkiStar circa 2020 AD
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- LOL, my aunt is sending me pictures and found one of my uncle, my cousin, and I.
- All "influencers".
All rappers with "Lil" in their names. Posted by GemiAwesomeAss
Nikki! Are you married yet? Or divorced already?
I am very outdated you know...so tell me
He suckered me into marriage. Now I am just bidding my time for the life insurance policy to kick in
- This reminds me to go buy some more of the premixed Asian nescafe instant coffee. Thanks
- Only question I got is, is the Aries getting the pikachu real good? lol
- When your 14 year old thinks he's big enough to give you attitude.
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I give to butters about the flag itself.
However, I do have an issue with "banning" stuff, whether it is perceived as "good" or "bad". Having a government step in to "ban" things (regulating is different) goes against my sensibilities itself. Giving the government additional power over anything in regards to my life, makes me paranoid af. I don't trust the government, and giving them more and more power to encroach on my life in any aspect makes me EXTREMELY leery.
This is ONLY on military installations.
Oh, than. Meh, who cares if it is banned.
But if this butter brooches on stuff in my life, I wouldn't be happy. It is kind of like when California banned selling foie gras for a year or two. Whether people eat it or don't eat it, I just didn't like bureaucracy to have the "right" to tell me what I couldn't and could eat.
Like I said, whether you eat it or not, I don't like government having the power to tell me what I can and cannot do. It opens up far too much power over things.
THINK OF THE DUCKS AND GEESE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
treetrunk them. They taste delicious.
I hope Nashor butters on your head.click to expand
I've looked at him straight and told him I will fry him in brown butter and garlic.Posted by tiziani
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I give to butters about the flag itself.
However, I do have an issue with "banning" stuff, whether it is perceived as "good" or "bad". Having a government step in to "ban" things (regulating is different) goes against my sensibilities itself. Giving the government additional power over anything in regards to my life, makes me paranoid af. I don't trust the government, and giving them more and more power to encroach on my life in any aspect makes me EXTREMELY leery.
Fair; however, in reality there's very little difference in A) You having an issue with them taking it upon themselves to make the decision to ban things (without regard to reason) -and- B) Them getting to make the decision to approve it in the first place.
You can't rationally be upset or worried about one without being worried about the other. Either they can make decisions (for or against) what they believed to be in your best interests or they can't.
It's illogical to only have a problem for removal half of the process. To be fair, I'm not saying that YOU do. You did mention in your original post that you don't trust the government. I was just making a generalized point since that aspect of things wasn't addressed; though, the latter was.
I am a Libertarian at heart. I want the smallest form of government as possible. However, I also logically understand that realistically, that cannot happen. It would only happen if a utopia existed. Humans are flawed, so it can never happen one way or the other. So I am okay with a medium ground of some sort, if need be. Does it make me happy? No. But, it is what it is.
I imagine being Viet in America, you've got no choice but to distance yourself from anything that even looks like socialism.click to expand
Might have a part in it. When you come here with absolutely nothing, you don't want government or people taking butter away from you, when you FINALLY get to have something more.Posted by _Dazed
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Posted by nikkistar
I give to butters about the flag itself.
However, I do have an issue with "banning" stuff, whether it is perceived as "good" or "bad". Having a government step in to "ban" things (regulating is different) goes against my sensibilities itself. Giving the government additional power over anything in regards to my life, makes me paranoid af. I don't trust the government, and giving them more and more power to encroach on my life in any aspect makes me EXTREMELY leery.
This is ONLY on military installations.
Oh, than. Meh, who cares if it is banned.
But if this butter brooches on stuff in my life, I wouldn't be happy. It is kind of like when California banned selling foie gras for a year or two. Whether people eat it or don't eat it, I just didn't like bureaucracy to have the "right" to tell me what I couldn't and could eat.
Like I said, whether you eat it or not, I don't like government having the power to tell me what I can and cannot do. It opens up far too much power over things.
THINK OF THE DUCKS AND GEESE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!click to expand
treetrunk them. They taste delicious.Posted by _Dazed
Posted by nikkistar
Posted by _Dazed
Posted by nikkistar
I give to butters about the flag itself.
However, I do have an issue with "banning" stuff, whether it is perceived as "good" or "bad". Having a government step in to "ban" things (regulating is different) goes against my sensibilities itself. Giving the government additional power over anything in regards to my life, makes me paranoid af. I don't trust the government, and giving them more and more power to encroach on my life in any aspect makes me EXTREMELY leery.
This is ONLY on military installations.
Oh, than. Meh, who cares if it is banned.
But if this butter brooches on stuff in my life, I wouldn't be happy. It is kind of like when California banned selling foie gras for a year or two. Whether people eat it or don't eat it, I just didn't like bureaucracy to have the "right" to tell me what I couldn't and could eat.click to expand
Like I said, whether you eat it or not, I don't like government having the power to tell me what I can and cannot do. It opens up far too much power over things.Posted by TheApparition
Posted by nikkistar
I give to butters about the flag itself.
However, I do have an issue with "banning" stuff, whether it is perceived as "good" or "bad". Having a government step in to "ban" things (regulating is different) goes against my sensibilities itself. Giving the government additional power over anything in regards to my life, makes me paranoid af. I don't trust the government, and giving them more and more power to encroach on my life in any aspect makes me EXTREMELY leery.
Fair; however, in reality there's very little difference in A) You having an issue with them taking it upon themselves to make the decision to ban things (without regard to reason) -and- B) Them getting to make the decision to approve it in the first place.
You can't rationally be upset or worried about one without being worried about the other. Either they can make decisions (for or against) what they believed to be in your best interests or they can't.
It's illogical to only have a problem for removal half of the process. To be fair, I'm not saying that YOU do. You did mention in your original post that you don't trust the government. I was just making a generalized point since that aspect of things wasn't addressed; though, the latter was.click to expand
I am a Libertarian at heart. I want the smallest form of government as possible. However, I also logically understand that realistically, that cannot happen. It would only happen if a utopia existed. Humans are flawed, so it can never happen one way or the other. So I am okay with a medium ground of some sort, if need be. Does it make me happy? No. But, it is what it is.Posted by _Dazed
Posted by nikkistar
I give to butters about the flag itself.
However, I do have an issue with "banning" stuff, whether it is perceived as "good" or "bad". Having a government step in to "ban" things (regulating is different) goes against my sensibilities itself. Giving the government additional power over anything in regards to my life, makes me paranoid af. I don't trust the government, and giving them more and more power to encroach on my life in any aspect makes me EXTREMELY leery.
This is ONLY on military installations.click to expand
Oh, than. Meh, who cares if it is banned.
But if this butter brooches on stuff in my life, I wouldn't be happy. It is kind of like when California banned selling foie gras for a year or two. Whether people eat it or don't eat it, I just didn't like bureaucracy to have the "right" to tell me what I couldn't and could eat.
