Comments by "RexFx" (@RextheRebel) on "Andrewism" channel.

  1. People imagine the end of the world all the time, movies for instance. But yet the idea of Capitalism and private ownership never go away. It just changes to adapt to the dystopian environment.
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  2. 6:55 see, that's where you lose me entirely. You claim "so long as they dont jeopardize the sustainability of the system as a whole" but that's just it dude, newcomers, immigrants (especially with different cultural values) passer-bys and interlopers do by default jeopardize the system as a whole. You have a wedding with a list of guests and a guest invites more than 1 person, whose guest then invites two ppl. Exchange the wedding scenario for a union; you have a bunch of non union members benefiting directly from the collective bargaining agreement they are not a part of. The nation, the society, the community etc is a country club, it is a union (quite literally) it is a wedding. Outsiders pose an inherent threat to its existence because there are enough problems to deal with even amongst lifetime members of the club... You can of course pay a yearly fee to be a member of another counties library system. Btw, "consultative associations" you mean something which can only work and solely is found in homogeneous societies? "Social and material consequences that will inevitably arise if a person continues to act in a harmful manner" like what though? You've already stated that any real form of punitive measure would supposedly be unproductive and therefore disproportionate. What would be a proportionate penalty? I don't think you are willing to enforce those penalties. Unfortunately, "empathy" is nowhere near tough enough. We need to be strong, disciplined and hard on criminal activity to prevent it in tbe future or else you'll set the precedent that effectively anything goes. So basically you'd be no different than every single Democrat run city where crime isn't ever enforced and when it is, the consequences are so minor that it isn't a disincentive to stop.
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  3. Yeah, I agree that anti Capitalists are often too liberal in their mindset and base their views around the concepts used and created by liberal Capitalists but then you yourself claim to encourage "intersectional feminism" aka intersectional identitarianism, an ideology that is explicitly liberal progressive and adopts anti Capitalist rhetoric without actually staying true to anti Capitalist principles because it's inherently revisionist and destroys the very possibility of unity, class solidarity and collective consciousness needed to overcome our current condition. So thanks but I'll pass on the intersectional bs, is needs be set on fire in a dumpster where it belongs, a dumpster thrown by BLM into some random shops windows preferably because that would add to the irony.
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  4. Yes but he doesn't value common language, values or race. He forgets that these communal systems don't work and can't thrive in a diverse, multicultural society.
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  5. I don't know if a random remote amazonian tribe is comparable to modern, highly technological, large population,diverse society is comparable to one another.
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  6. So, a combination of bartering, mutual exchange, tragedy of the commons and "you will own nothing and be happy". Yah, thanks for proving my point btw. You literally just showed the WEF and it's stated goal in your video, then for some reason some how claimed it wasn't what the WEF was looking forward to in the future. How can you be this dum? Its not an accusation, its not a conspiracy. It's out in the open, in your face, proud of what it is and here you are, minimizing it. You ought to be deeply ashamed of yourself. There are some redeemable qualities about this "library" economy, but the drawbacks seem apparent and dangerous. "It doesn't mean we bring country club Karen energy though" yes, yes it objectively does. Its inevitable. And to some extent id even say necessary to hold some ppl accountable.
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  7. Because hardly any other group could reasonably achieve this...
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  8. Now this is what makes sense. I wish things like that were more common. It helps ppl invest in themselves.
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  9. So BLM?
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  10. I would presume it's up to your discretion. If you wish to keep the heirloom you can't be made to place it within the library of things.
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  11. @gabrielv1856  its something to think about sure, but has zero relevancy to the issue being discussed.
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