Pro-pedophilia professor claims that raping children is no worse than making them go to an uncle's funeral

His name is Stephen Kershnar and he is a philosophy professor at SUNY Fredonia, although he is currently barred from entering the campus

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How socialism (= welfare state) will destroy a society.

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Fascist state

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He's going to write another book named "From pegging Obama to pegging the country, my experience as trany president".

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What the Socialist Left Fails to Grasp about Wealth and Innovation in America

“We cannot afford a billionaire class whose greed and corruption have been at war with the working families of this country for 45 years,” Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) once said. But when you consider the vital economic activities funded by billionaires, it becomes clear that it’s a society without billionaires that we can’t afford.

Not all Americans are rich. But all of them are more prosperous because they live in a society where great entrepreneurs can attain great wealth through their vision, innovation, and industriousness.

A typical American living in the mid-1800s couldn’t have imagined the amount of wealth and prosperity Americans would enjoy in the 20th century, let alone today. Simple appliances and conveniences that modern middle-class Americans take for granted didn’t exist. The innovators who were most instrumental in inventing and commercializing revolutionary new products became very wealthy, but they improved other Americans’ lives in the process. Their wealth reflected the value their work brought to the lives of millions of people.

People in the mid-1800s lit their homes with candles or oil lamps. They couldn’t flip on a light switch or plug in an electric appliance. They cooked meals with a wood or coal stove or over an open flame. They relied on animal power for transportation and agriculture. They had no refrigerators, cars, phones, microwaves, music recordings, or personal cameras.

Then, especially beginning around 1870, waves of new inventions and innovations burst onto the scene and changed people’s lives. In the 1870s, Thomas Edison invented the incandescent light bulb and the phonograph (recorded sound). Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. By the 1880s Edison was building electrical grids, and Andrew Carnegie’s cost-efficient steel was revolutionizing transportation and industry.

In the 1890s, Richard Sears and Alvah Roebuck were sending out mail order catalogs, giving rural Americans access to far more choice in consumer products. In the early 1900s, Willis Carrier’s air conditioning was improving productivity in factories and making people’s lives more bearable on hot summer days. In 1908, Henry Ford introduced the Model T, making car ownership attainable for the middle class.

https://fee.org/articles/what-the-socialist-left-fails-to-grasp-about-wealth-and-innovation-in-america/

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Imagine that in your own country the right to vote were expanded to seven year olds. While the government would not likely be staffed of children, its policies would most definitely reflect the "legitimate concerns" of children to have "adequate and "equal" access to "free" french fries, lemonade, and videos.

Democracy The God That Failed by Hans Herman Hoppe

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The Wall Street Journal reports that Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum is facing accusations of sexual harassment and creating a hostile work environment by several female former employees.

https://modernity.news/2024/07/02/wef-kingpin-klaus-schwab-accused-of-sexual-harassment/

Kill Schwab and WEF

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According to researchers
I believe in science
Academicians proved that


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NEW: Biden told key ally that he knows he may not be able to salvage his campaign if he can't convince the public in the next few days - NYT

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/03/us/politics/biden-election-debate.html

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