Hahahah.... no I didn't see that. Careful looking too closely at those sites might make you ill.
I worked for CPSI, Inc (now out of business) up until early 1996 I believe. I then went to work for IBM. I've had my own IT Consulting business in remote mountains of Colorado for 9 years (ended around 2007). I was the IT person for Hinsdale County in Colorado which included the Sheriff's office (perhaps the least populated county in the U.S.) Which is where I met my second wife. She was actually a Deputy Sheriff. Though she'd never consider being a cop again. She decided that quite some time ago.
Haha wow...nice conversion, my man! I have a hard enough time taking normies down the anarchist path. You married a frickin Deputy Sheriff and turned her against the state in the process?!?! You can't make that stuff up. You're like a frickin lambo on this anarcho-super highway! LOL!
Haha wow...nice conversion, my man! I have a hard enough time taking normies down the anarchist path. You married a frickin Deputy Sheriff and turned her against the state in the process?!?! You can't make that stuff up. You're like a frickin lambo on this anarcho-super highway! LOL!
I still thought Anarchy meant Chaos back then. I acted much like an Anarchist, but I still had no clue.
She was already a good portion of the way there. She was one of those rare good cops, which is why she wouldn't have lasted.
I had lots of pot smoking friends (and other things) in the area I grew up with. I totally endorse legalization of all drugs, but I don't partake myself.
One of my friends was practicing with his band (before I started dating her) and she had to go serve him for something. He opened his door when she knocked.
"Hello, Colin" and she serves him as pot smoke is pooring out of the door, he was kind of nervous, said "Hi Debbie". She said "Have a nice day" and left.
He absolutely LOVEDDDDDD her. :) She basically let them know as long as you are not out in the streets where I have no choice, I don't care what you do in your home.
I did corrupt her some... she is very much her own person though and may have found her way to Anarchy on her own.
Man, I wish we had cops around us like Debbie back in high school XD
@missjessica is totally the same way. She'd never call herself an anarchist, but whenever we talk about this stuff she agrees 100%. She even admitted to me she was once, but I get why she wouldn't want to advertise it, since she's not fully mentally invested in the ideas. She has her own passions in life, and although she won't be picking up one of my Rothbard books anytime soon, she gets it.
Hahahah.... no I didn't see that. Careful looking too closely at those sites might make you ill.
I worked for CPSI, Inc (now out of business) up until early 1996 I believe. I then went to work for IBM. I've had my own IT Consulting business in remote mountains of Colorado for 9 years (ended around 2007). I was the IT person for Hinsdale County in Colorado which included the Sheriff's office (perhaps the least populated county in the U.S.) Which is where I met my second wife. She was actually a Deputy Sheriff. Though she'd never consider being a cop again. She decided that quite some time ago.
She's pretty much an Anarchist as well. :)
Haha wow...nice conversion, my man! I have a hard enough time taking normies down the anarchist path. You married a frickin Deputy Sheriff and turned her against the state in the process?!?! You can't make that stuff up. You're like a frickin lambo on this anarcho-super highway! LOL!
I still thought Anarchy meant Chaos back then. I acted much like an Anarchist, but I still had no clue.
She was already a good portion of the way there. She was one of those rare good cops, which is why she wouldn't have lasted.
I had lots of pot smoking friends (and other things) in the area I grew up with. I totally endorse legalization of all drugs, but I don't partake myself.
One of my friends was practicing with his band (before I started dating her) and she had to go serve him for something. He opened his door when she knocked.
"Hello, Colin" and she serves him as pot smoke is pooring out of the door, he was kind of nervous, said "Hi Debbie". She said "Have a nice day" and left.
He absolutely LOVEDDDDDD her. :) She basically let them know as long as you are not out in the streets where I have no choice, I don't care what you do in your home.
I did corrupt her some... she is very much her own person though and may have found her way to Anarchy on her own.
Man, I wish we had cops around us like Debbie back in high school XD
@missjessica is totally the same way. She'd never call herself an anarchist, but whenever we talk about this stuff she agrees 100%. She even admitted to me she was once, but I get why she wouldn't want to advertise it, since she's not fully mentally invested in the ideas. She has her own passions in life, and although she won't be picking up one of my Rothbard books anytime soon, she gets it.