PostsCommentsPayoutswojtyla (29)in #polish • 4 years agoRE: WYNIKI GŁOSOWANIA ws. wywieszenia na oknach KBK białoruskich flagZauważyłem że głosowanie odbyło się za pomocą SMSów, system sprawny ale zastanawiam się czy nie byłoby lepiej jakoś go przenieść w całości do internetu, w ten sposób byłby chyba…wojtyla (29)in #polish • 4 years agoRE: GŁOSOWANIE (14.08.2020) ws. wywieszenia na oknach KBK białoruskich flagFlagi wywiesić, chociażby żeby utrwalić ich rozpoznawalność jako flagi Białorusi w kontrze do postkomunistycznej.wojtyla (29)in #communism • 6 years agoRE: A gun for hire or the private war of Rafał Gan-GanowiczThat sounds a bit too little, I'd eat more to get energy and then move more, but then I'm no expert.wojtyla (29)in #anarchism • 7 years agoRE: True Anarchism is not "AnCap" or "AnCom." It is Thinking for Oneself.My private law is only the law of my property, e.g. it may be my law that when you enter my house you must take off your hat to show me respect. I may want you expelled from my…wojtyla (29)in #zeitgeist • 7 years agoRE: ZeitgeistWould you care to elaborate? Why is the spirit of destruction essentially shorter lived than one of peace? The reckless and utopian Hippie movement was but an outburst as long…wojtyla (29)in #history • 7 years agoRE: The Importance of HISTORY as a Discipline of StudyIt is interesting that you label history (that is: the inquiry of the historian) to be a science. Surely, while even science struggles with proving 'facts', history is more…wojtyla (29)in #history • 7 years agoRE: Is nostalgia resistence to official memory? Part 2.Yeswojtyla (29)in #history • 7 years agoRE: Is nostalgia resistence to official memory? Part 2.Indeed I have, and while many less intelligent members of the so called far-right do abuse the term, I cannot help but notice that what the term describes is omnipresent and…wojtyla (29)in #history • 7 years agoRE: Is nostalgia resistence to official memory? Part 2.For the post war social mobility stats see: Trevor Noble, 'Social Mobility and Class Relations in Britain', The British Journal of Sociology, Vol. 23, No. 4 (Dec., 1972), p. 427wojtyla (29)in #history • 7 years agoRE: Is nostalgia resistence to official memory? Part 2.Indeed I have, and while many less intelligent members of the so called far-right do abuse the term, I cannot help but notice that what the term describes is omnipresent and…wojtyla (29)in #memory • 7 years agoRE: Is nostalgia resistence to official memory? Part 1.Good stuff! His German is very sharp and a pleasure to listen to. This is part of an essay I had to write and will be now reworking to make it easier to read as blog entries.wojtyla (29)in #history • 7 years agoRE: British History & Nostalgia VideosCool! I don't usually self promote, but check out my newest post on memory and nostalgia, I am going to post a few entries on various films that deal with nostalgia and British…wojtyla (29)in #politics • 7 years agoRE: Theonomy and HobbesI may agree on some of your assumptions, yet I think they are to rigid to describe practice in a useful way. Natural man is not opposed to God's law, but merely has the choice to…wojtyla (29)in #politics • 7 years agoRE: You Won’t Believe What We Saw In Mogadishu, Somalia [VIDEO]This is wonderful, imagine how great it would be without terrorism, state-funded-terrorism, state and global organisations intervention etc. It's almost as anarchy can provide...…wojtyla (29)in #history • 7 years agoRE: Apartheid for Diamonds: How the Jewelery Trade Enslaved Millions of AfricansWell, guerillas funded by the USSR and China don't make great statesmen, that's for sure... Surely as an anarchist you can't prefer Mugebe to Ian Smith?wojtyla (29)in #mathematics • 7 years agoRE: The mathematics behind medieval battlesThe interesting thing about the model is that it seems to work better for armies where numerical superiority is key to winning as the objective is to reduce enemy army to 0…wojtyla (29)in #ungrip • 7 years agoRE: Introduction to Modern FeudalismThis is all very interesting, but why use terms such as capitalism and feudalism? Both 'systems' are in fact consequences of the idea of property and should be rather understood…