Recent Posts of member phart

Topics:

2023 voting issues 08,Nov,23 06:06
Ukraine 25,Apr,23 14:41
PHART'S FEELINGS ON NEWS AROUND THE WORLD 19,May,22 18:33
pathetic hypocrisy from our government 13,Jul,21 08:13
Proper english "racist"? 29,Jun,21 16:37
Donald Trumps website 04,May,21 17:46
White lives don't matter apparently 17,Apr,21 14:45
Ok,here is a thread for discusson regarding Biden 15,Dec,20 18:33
This is Pelosi's America 25,Oct,20 10:59
that other tower of intellect (phart) 30,Aug,20 10:09
Trump not guilty 05,Feb,20 16:48
We need to outlaw Gravity TODAY! 20,Oct,19 13:27
question regarding wages 09,Sep,19 20:33
Shootings and violence,how do we stop it? 04,Aug,19 16:28
The irony 18,May,19 09:12
Watch this about the US civil war 07,Apr,19 12:00
Get a life 08,Mar,19 18:34
here is the effects of "climate change" 21,Feb,19 10:56
liberal logic in 1 short video 30,Dec,18 19:31
Merry Christmas! 17,Dec,18 11:34

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By phart 17,May,25 22:34
what you won't acknowledge is the fact the democrats are simply using judges that lean their way to make these injunctions. during biden,how often was this done?

trying to stop the missuse of birth right citizenship for example, if you let judges stop it until everything goes thru the courts,appeals and etc,people could be born and then dead and gone before it is determined it was not legal.
that is excessive harm to the country when babies are spat out of illegal women like watermelon seeds and as long as they fall out on us soil, they are suddenly citizens is not what the law was meant to do. it was meant to make sure that babies born to us citizens were automatically citizens without having to go thru the process.



By phart 17,May,25 21:01
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By phart 15,May,25 22:37
yea, i don't know where the laughing stock thing comes from but Trump is back and things are going to get better.



By phart 15,May,25 22:36
i agree with the fake sugar being took away , far worse than the real thing in moderation.



By phart 15,May,25 10:25
well listening to music is kinda like eating candy, the first thing you do is throw away the rapper.



By phart 15,May,25 10:24
another thread, not this 1.



By phart 14,May,25 21:59
i saw that and mentioned it here the other day. really sad.
and of course some folks will blame the gun. i blame the lack of parenting. but i think the cops did a decent job this time.



By phart 14,May,25 21:58
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By phart 14,May,25 20:33
yea. but honesty is a thing of the past. nowadays it is just say what you need to to get what you want.



By phart 14,May,25 20:31
yea, ver scary, 1 of the pilots of the 911 planes into the towers lived 3 doors down from a friend of mine. acted like just another person in the neighborhood, checked his mail and such,mowed the lawn. mail order husband for a 300 pound woman that had lived alone for along time is how he got in. and my buddy was watching the news after 911, and there was his neighbors mug on the tv screen. government cars surrounding the house and etc.
quite a shock. folks don't realize that kind of thing is right under our noses.



By phart 14,May,25 15:30
um, tribes of people, around 200 or so in a group? why not?
you try to insert government and by the 3rd generation you would have a corrupt mess with only the governments housing being nice and the others being junk,kinda like now in alot of countries>



By phart 14,May,25 15:27
people are so against profiling,by race or religion. but why is it, that yet again, a terrorist has a name referencing muhamad>? only registered users can see external links



By phart 14,May,25 13:24
well don't really know the question, so ask it in the same way you ask your chat thingy and i will key it into the internet genius grok
if you use people and company's political views as a way to decide what to buy and what to use, for crying out loud how do you do any form of business?

hitlers ideas still impact the world today in hwy design and car -plane design and so on. and i feel like if the truth were known the research done by his prisoner scientist is being used today to treat ailments such as cancer.

Henry ford hated jews. today you would treat him same as you do elon, but how many fords are in the world? many. it is because the reality of it is, his ideas and those of others thru out history , impacted the world in a positive way. just as Elons nuero link is giving the crippled life again.



By phart 14,May,25 13:17
i had to change if to is, to get a answer.

kinda long.

is a system where we all help each other is a working alternative
for a government.

A system where everyone helps each other, often called mutual aid or cooperative governance, can function as an alternative to traditional government in some contexts, but its viability depends on scale, coordination, and human nature. Small, tight-knit communities—like early human tribes, some intentional communes, or disaster-response networks—have successfully used mutual aid to meet needs without centralized authority. Examples include the Amish, who rely on community support for welfare, or post-disaster volunteer networks that distribute resources faster than bureaucracies.

However, scaling mutual aid to replace government entirely faces challenges. Governments provide standardized systems—laws, infrastructure, defense, and public services—that require consistent coordination across millions. Mutual aid often struggles with free-riders (people who take without giving), conflict resolution, and ensuring equitable resource distribution. Historical attempts, like some anarchist communes, often dissolved due to internal disputes or external pressures. Data from the World Bank shows that even in high-trust societies, centralized systems outperform purely cooperative ones in delivering complex services like healthcare or education at scale.

A hybrid could work: mutual aid for local, immediate needs (e.g., food banks, community childcare) paired with minimal government for large-scale functions (e.g., roads, defense). Blockchain-based systems or DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) are modern experiments in this,aiming to codify cooperation without centralized control, but they’re still nascent and face governance issues.

It’s a spectrum—mutual aid can replace some government functions, especially in high-trust or crisis scenarios, but fully replacing government requires solving coordination and scalability problems that humans haven’t yet cracked. What do you think—could tech or cultural shifts make this more feasible?



By phart 14,May,25 13:14
insurance, have you saw the bills for insurance?
our house insurance is over 1600 a year and we have never in 54 years filed a claim. i checked about another company and getting it cheaper, ha other companys quoted 3000 or more per year.
much cheaper for neighbors to help each other.



By phart 14,May,25 13:12
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hum, qatar had agreed to buy 200 or so boeing planes. supporting US jobs. um, that free airplane is not such a bad thing after all.
Agreements signed by President Donald Trump and Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani on Wednesday will "generate an economic exchange worth at least $1.2 trillion,"



By phart 14,May,25 11:34
well, as long as America succeeds, since we had to let biden off the hook we can let Trump off any perceived hooks.



By phart 14,May,25 11:30
you are depending on a government to do what you should be able to do as a individual.
why do you need a government to give your neighbor next door a few tomatoes to feed his family?
why would he then need a government to come over and help cut a storm damaged tree from your house>?
the Amish have seem to have a a good idea. neighbors barn burns down, the whole hood is there the next day with hammers and lumber to rebuild. no government .they do share a common religion. something you hate.
that is why church and state have to be separate though, both operate as 'government' in a sense.
lets see, i ask Grok, a great asset to society that i hope grows and prospers.

"does helping your neighbor require a government"
No, helping your neighbor doesn’t require a government. It’s a voluntary act rooted in human connection—sharing resources, lending a hand, or just being kind. Governments can facilitate community support through policies or programs, but they’re not essential for neighborly help. In fact, overreliance on government can sometimes crowd out personal initiative. Historically, mutual aid societies and local networks thrived without state intervention, like during the Great Depression when communities self-organized. That said, some argue government safety nets ensure help reaches those without strong personal networks, but that’s a separate question from whether it’s required. It’s not.


wow what a concept. independent thinking, independent of government.



By phart 14,May,25 11:24
elons system works great, you should stop hating the man and restricting yourself from what works well.



By phart 14,May,25 08:57
just be thankful you folks can bring yourselves to trust others that much. after my fiasco a few years ago and what i went thru as a kid, i don't trust people very much at all.and having someone living in your house with you,requires a lot of trust



By phart 14,May,25 08:54
so what is qatar getting for this jet airplane that they already don't have>>?



By phart 13,May,25 22:10
Yes, a woman in England was jailed for a Facebook post in 2024.
Julie Sweeney, a 53-year-old woman, was sentenced to 15 months in prison for posting an offensive and threatening message on a Facebook community group.

now leo, you should be able to see the slippery slope that precedent could lead into.



By phart 13,May,25 15:51
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um, a 1000 bucks per papoose born and given a social security number. then the parents and such can invest in this account over time.
kinda leaning towards socialism is it not>?



By phart 13,May,25 14:50
i am away from my main computer but the case i am refering to is a woman that was jailed for simply agreeing with what was going on. i will try to find it later.



By phart 13,May,25 14:48
we are a collection of individuals that can work together as a team to accomplish goals. but when something is wrong, the 1's that actually made the mistakes are the only 1's that should be held accoutable.
unlike the system we have now, where as a person has a issue with something a company employee or a government employee does, he has to sue the government or the company as a whole instead of as a individual.

Once we get our own lives,our own homes and etc in order, then we are strong enough to help the next door neighbor. and so it goes down the line.

I feel like we are weak as a nation and as a world because instead of helping the next door neighbor,and they help theirs and it be a large circle that comes back around. we fly over, drive past , float past our neighors to help someone way away. which allows our home countries to suffer.
help the person next to you, they can then help their neighbor. the idea would work, just give it a chance



By phart 13,May,25 14:42
i am wondering what the issue was anyway. kids with a gun behind a air conditioner. why the kids were even doing this i don't know. to be completely honest, when the gun was raised, the cops had cause if they were inclined. but unlike the black cop on january 6th, these cops didn't have a agenda i guess.



By phart 13,May,25 14:39
knowing that government will hire the less qualified to do a job because of equality here in the US is why i look at this as a example of how that can go wrong
driving a bus full of people is a great responsibility and only those with skill, experience and training should be doing it.regardless of race or anything else.



By phart 13,May,25 10:35
the brits put people in jail over facebook post and you mock freedom>?



By phart 13,May,25 10:35
well, to be honest, with the terrorism and such that is going on, i really don't want any of our leadership in the air. to vulnerable. but since they think that zoom is good enough for us but they have to eat fish eggs out of the country at our exspense, i think qatars plane is probably safer than public airlines.

what bugs me is Trump has his own plane. other than defenses, it is nicer than air farce 1. so he could use it with secret service pilots looks to me like.



By phart 13,May,25 06:42
well the current air force 1's are 40 years old and need Maintenace that would take them out of service for a while. new 1's are ordered but the company is run by idiots and is way behind. i am not sure i want Trump riding in a new boeing plane. hell the doors won't even stay on them and people that try to report issues wind up dead.



By phart 12,May,25 17:14
ok make your mind up liberals, either you want electric cars,or you don't.
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we may have our own source of lithium but now suddenly it's mining impact is of concern to a few natives.
why isn't there concern for the folks in other countries where the shit is coming from>?

that old double standard again.



By phart 12,May,25 15:39
free government ride,may only cost you your life. very sad 21 people dead.
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By phart 12,May,25 14:48
to a point i agree with your def of courage but in a situation like this where as there so much ,like china,out of control of anyone, it is such a obvious lost cause.
why not work a good paying job creating alternative energy sources or similar? be prosperous and contribute towards your goals?



By phart 12,May,25 10:34
well in other words you are saying she will be content with being a hinderance to society living off donations and scraps. not much of a future in that.



By phart 12,May,25 10:32
we might be buying his products, which is job security.
granted, but having worked and tried to go to college at the same time,i know first hand it is difficult to focus on both work and education. so does he work so he can eat and support his family, or does he sit in class all day with a empty stomach?
we did not bring him into the world.his parents did. they were aware of their situation,and knew they could not provide for him. so why did they bring him into the world? They did not do their best for him.



By phart 12,May,25 07:40
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i wonder what will become of these 2?
hometown heros or hometown zeros?



By phart 12,May,25 07:02
earning instead of begging,is that not a step up for him>?



By phart 12,May,25 07:01
what kind of salary is she going to make off a degree like that?



By phart 11,May,25 18:34
i can use dollar store 1x or 1.5 x and get by fine now to read a little while but when i do close work i use 2.5 or 3.o s .

well i just read that china and the us have a deal worked out so lets see what is said tomorrow.



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By phart 10,May,25 20:28
well i am proud of your little country putting it's self first for a change. no one should depend on anyone for anything. take care of yourselves then help others if needed.



By phart 10,May,25 18:16
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at 20 years old, she needs to be either looking for a education or getting a job or getting married so someone can keep her up.
but no, she is out breaking the law.and aint learning her lessons from the punishment either. next time i hope she gets the 6 months in jail. maybe she will start her college course s in there or something productive



By phart 10,May,25 17:40
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could you explain what is so bad about a $5 billion opportunity for new exports for U.S. farmers, ranchers, and producers please>? sounds pretty damn good to me.

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seems to me like if folks like you that hate Trump so bad would just calm the hell down, things would get better than before in due time.



By phart 10,May,25 17:33
if Trump doesn't know something, he knows to ask someone who does. so i doubt he reads much either. i loved reading when i was couped up as a kid,it was my escape from my room. but as i grew up it hurt my eyes and gave me a headache. to this day i still have issues reading a book. with this 42 inch screen about 7 feet from where i am sitting, i can read it with no issues. and can read for how ever long i want to.



By phart 10,May,25 17:31
i am consistent, store brands in everything but mt dew and Dukes mayonnaise.



By phart 10,May,25 17:30
double standard



By phart 10,May,25 17:29
no not first degree, just a opportunity. so second degree or manslaughter maybe.
but still had the fellow could have acted like he had sense, and behaved and not passed a fake 20, and he could still be breathing

i bring up the fact i think the cop is racist and took a chance to kill a whitey, thats why i bring up the fact she was white. racism sadly works both ways.



By phart 10,May,25 11:54
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wow, just speaking your mind puts you in prison. boy those brits sure do have freedom don't they>?



By phart 10,May,25 11:33
i contribute that to optimism in our future