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Hear yee, hear yee, the Homestead belongs to Peasants. Post banter and do whatever you want in the Homestead. It is the place for peasant dialogues, peasant banter, and peasant media. The Homestead is the place of free reign and unbridled peasantry.
Aristocrats are welcome to sit and laugh at peasant LARPing. Even talk with peasants, but this is the peasants' turf.
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No.3568
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No.3569
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No.3627
Art th're any peasants in this thread the present day?
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No.3645
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No.3669
>>3432
Why the fuck are they playing scary music? Emperor Norton was loved by San Franciscans.
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No.3670
>>3569
Wasn't Mishima a homosexual though? The "natural aristocracy" seemed to like him.
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No.3698
>>3669
>spooky music when sign gets chomped down
<this is the peril of imperialism!
It's pretty funny, anon.
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No.3778
>>3669
San Francisco is a gay city, and Emperor Nortion I is a bit Hebrew. He still gets goodie boy points for dissing republicanism and being hoofty-goopty.
>Emperor Norton I as legitimate
Not even Mad Monarchist supports him and admits he is a local joke.
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No.3779
>>3698
I guess.
>>3778
Where the FUCK do I even begin with this shit-smear of a post?
>>Emperor Norton I as legitimate
>im-fucking-plying I even implied that
Where the FUCK did I say that, you blind prick? Does the average fedora-tipping Neil deGrasse Tyson-lover proclaim him to be the god-emperor of mankind? FUCK NO. He was loved in the same way a lonely geezer is loved by a community.
>San Francisco is a gay city
AND I GUESS THE WEST HAS ALWAYS BEEN REPUBLICAN, BASE, SODOMITE-LOVERS, PATHETIC PUSHOVERS, AND SERVANTS OF THE CORRUPT KIKES, AMIRITE? AFTER ALL, NOTHING CHANGES AT ALL OVER TIME, NOPE, NOTHING AT ALL!
Faggot, I'm fucking pissed, insulted at your stupid fucking post. How in the FUCK could you misconstrue what I said so poorly? This isn't a fast board like /pol/ or /v/, so there's nothing forcing you to think fast, thus not carefully.
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No.3785
>>3779
>Faggot
No, you're the faggot here, anon.
>The West has always been republican, base, sodomite-lovers, pathetic pushovers, and servants of the corrupt kikes, amirite?
sips tea
Yep
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No.3788
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No.3790
>>3788
You're a real salt mine, kiddo.
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No.3799
>>3790
Salty is a normalfag term. You should go back.
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No.3800
Everyone is dumb, I am the smartest, as you can see by my digits.
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No.3801
>>3778
>San Francisco is a gay city
Not when Norton was alive, that's for sure. Unless you mean "happy", but I don't think you did.
>Emperor Nortion I is a bit Hebrew
Where is your evidence, or are you being figurative? And if he was actually Jewish, so what? He definitely didn't act Jewish, so I don't see the issue.
>>Emperor Norton I as legitimate
Although the other anon is an autistic faggot, he's right in that he never said nor implied it, and I do understand his frustrations when it comes to idiots who assume things. Surely you've experienced the same?
>Not even Mad Monarchist supports him and admits he is a local joke.
As anyone. He was never seen as an actual ruler, but was respected regardless because people liked him, in the same way as a lonely geezer might be by a community, as the other anon said, because everyone knew he was nuts but he wasn't ever a threat. Also, we have him to thanks for the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge, as he declared that such a bridge ought to be built, and others saw the wisdom in this.
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No.3805
>>3799
Filthy peasant.
>>3801
>He definitely didn't act Jewish
<declares himself Emperor after a deal gets really bad selling rice
<Norton's parents were John Norton (d. August 1848) and Sarah Norden, who were English Jews. John was a farmer and merchant, and Sarah was a daughter of Abraham Norden and a sister of Benjamin Norden, a successful merchant. (Wikipedia)
<Norton's apathy in the race riots with Chinese, not because he was an authority or Emperor trying to keep peace, but rather because Jewish 'egalitarian' belief where all goyim are equally goyim
Let me entertain something.
Speaking as a monarchist who respects the institution and suspects real power when it is present, aristocrat-san, this is not real power. Power is present in an authority and people act upon it. Norton almost had the authority since the People did recognize his proclamation to extent. His social contract foundation is solid for legitimacy. However, as a self-proclaimed Emperor, providence did not sway his way, but he did have the comfort of being somewhat recognized as a cultural ruler. When it comes to sovereign power, there is this factor and there is chance that someone becomes an authority, and Emperor Norton I is a good half-way mark of what that actually looks like. I think it is a good scenario to imagine, someone declaring themselves Emperor and what factors into them having real power from that declaration. Any monarchist should contemplate this. I don't really have much against Emperor Norton I himself, aristocrat anon, except for those few things I stated.
>others saw the wisdom in this
>because everyone knew he was nuts
The crazy are most wise in this world, my aristocrat.
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No.3806
>>3801
>>3779
Aristocrat and peasant, let's be civil. This is because I want to talk about legitimacy. I don't really hold a grudge on the character of Emperor Norton like I said earlier.
>San Francisco
Still a gay city.
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No.3807
Also, with this >>3779, he's sperging out because he's implying I implied something with my greentext. Let me tell you, it is trivial. I just greentext because I felt like it, not because I implied anything.
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No.4549
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No.5035
San Francisco is still pretty gay.
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No.5094
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No.5096
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No.5106
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No.5113
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No.5187
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No.5211
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No.5212
I get a real kick at how the Soviets portray the reign of Tsar Alexander III.
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No.5213
>>5211
>second webm
>peaceful Bolsheviks dindu nuffin, just cared for people n sheeit, gave everyone food
What sick fuck made this shit.
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No.5232
>>5213
Sir I believe that the Marxists at cartoon network made that. Also Cartoon Network is owned by CNN.
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No.5235
>>5232
Yeah, I did some quick research myself in the interim. Apparently this gem is Spielberg's work, please contain your surprise at that.
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No.6159
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No.6192
>>5096
Wh're is the Dresden emoticon?
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No.6288
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No.6289
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No.6299
>>3670
He appreciated the perfection of a well sculpted body, liberals love to equate appreciation with lust
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No.7684
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No.7685
In all seriousness, the Yeoman is the backbone of the nation.
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No.7701
I'm in the middle of Thomas Hobbes' Leviathan. pretty good read, finally got around to it. from what I read about Fichte, just imagine Hobbes with less human individual rights bs.
btw is using political books as audiobooks and not only that, as bed time stories amoral?
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No.7705
>>7701
>I'm in the middle of Thomas Hobbes' Leviathan
I posted more books for you in the reading list.
Start with De Cive. then Leviathan.
Go read from other books while you're at it.
>just imagine Hobbes with less human individual rights bs
It's usually the other way around with him. It's people referencing Hobbes as 'that guy who wanted to take away our human rights' without acknowledging that Hobbes makes rights to be anything physically done without restraint, such as rape or kill.
>btw is using political books as audiobooks and not only that, as bed time stories amoral?
Autistic.
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No.7714
>>7705
>Autism
Nob ab Agamen
From what I gather he just wanted a civil society of individuals. Fichte wanted anyone who wanted a part of the state to earn that through civil service. Hobbes just said "just don't do anything stupid"
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No.7715
>>7705
I already finished that Oliveria book. It was ok, pretty decent guy who opposed communism for Christian reasons
I've read a lot of Nicholas Gomez Davila's parables.
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No.7719
>>7714
>Fichte wanted anyone who wanted a part of the state to earn that through civil service. Hobbes just said "just don't do anything stupid"
You haven't even finished reading.
>From what I gather he just wanted a civil society of individuals.
Not necessarily civil society, but commonwealth. The thing about Hobbes is that 'The People™' as social contract autists refer to are united in the Sovereign as are the Multitude. The multitude cannot rule without the Sovereign and subject to the Sovereign. However, 100% of the People™ underneath the Sovereign are totally unified within his social bond and criminals are basically deviants who take renegade justice without 'The People™' aka the Sovereign allowing it. There is no civil society – you are part of the sovereignty, and you are part of 'The State', so to speak, from the perspective of Hobbes. In the earlier chapters, it is clear that not the majority or the percentages matter. This view of commonwealth is understood as everyone following their self-interest because the pre-societal world is considered too unsafe. For Hobbes, it's either you get a sovereign or someone else comes to rule you. That's the best you're getting. It's no matter of 'you participate and get a banana sticker to become member of the State', you already are part of it. Hobbesian commonwealth views 'the State' is under Aristotle's influence and reformed in social contract theory. It just presumes that there is the Sovereign (ruling class) and the City (body politic). That includes your ordinary people and your households as part of the sovereign order, the households and families, and everyone else within this degree of authority. The only difference is they are all in the Sovereign and it is social contract. As Hobbes stated, 'The People' is already within the King, but not the multitude, or whatever mental gymnastics.
>pic related is the cover of Leviathan
Notice how all of the ordinary people are part of the body? That is Commonwealth, not just civil society.
>>7715
>I already finished that Oliveria book.
I wish kiddos would try other absolutists other than Hobbes. Hobbes is like our Marx. For philosophy majors and other idiots. I have a soft spot because Leviathan was one of my first reads in political theory too, but I want to recommend other people. If you want to understand absolutism and divine right better, you read Jean Bodin, Robert Filmer, and Bossuet, then Hobbes for the added surplus of social contract in the game. And there are plenty of people who take upon themselves a medievalist interpretation like The King's Two Bodies (which nobody uses in an interesting fashion except to justify regicide lately, but I have read the book and it's not bad). If you're a Medievalist looking to understand Christian monarchy, read the Bible, lol. NRx likes to experiment with Bertrand de Jouvenel, but that's more for the libertarian flock than the absolutist flock. Jouvenel's view on authority is spectacle and helps make it seem less evil. Honestly, above all, read the classics. You don't just read Hobbes without first reading Aristotle's Politics.
>and what else?
Then you'll look into M*istre and find a nice even split between worldviews divine-mandated and by consent of the People™.
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No.7857
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No.7863
Went to southern Italy and stood at a marina in the morning while all the fishermen went out to sea. Thought about how nice it would be to have an occupation like that, to just spend my days alone on a boat with maybe a cat and a couple of books while I drag my net through clear blue water. Instead im going to college for a degree in information technology so I can spend the rest of my career in an office. I sometimes wish I had not been born in a post-industrial economy.
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No.8142
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