mechoman444

I assume when you say stateless you are probably referring to the United States. Although there are other country’s with states but nevertheless the same would still apply.

You gotta be from somewhere. If you’re indigenous in the state of Ohio you’re still a resident of Ohio in the country of America. All laws still apply.

If you’re referring to something like a sovereign citizen all laws still apply regardless of what people like that may believe.

Of course better education and all that stuff becoming super expensive makes it much less desirable.

Gambling is generally a regional thing and is subject to each state. Usually it’s governed by where you are currently.

Cruise ships on the other hand are governed by the country the ship is registered in and/or by whatever country they’re docked at.

So a law will state specifically that there is no private gambling allowed within the confines of a certain geographical area such as the state of Washington, for example. The law can also make provisions that gambling is allowed on Indian reservations or within certain city limits.

The cruise ship leaves the geographical area where gambling is not allowed and allows gambling to occur in international waters which is fully law-abiding.

Also, most states and governments will provide licensing for casinos. If you qualify you may proceed with gambling in that jurisdiction.

I’m sure you will address each and every one of these fallacies correct?

1. Hasty Generalization: The argument assumes that most or all people in the U.S. are “uneducated, fat, and dangerous,” without providing sufficient evidence or accounting for the diversity of the population.

2. Ad Hominem: The criticism targets individuals based on personal attributes or perceived character flaws (“fat,” “uneducated”) rather than addressing systemic or factual issues.

3. Straw Man: The argument oversimplifies and exaggerates the actions of voters or the qualities of the elected individual, constructing a distorted view of their intentions or rationale.

4. Slippery Slope: By claiming that the U.S.'s level of “uneducation” is a threat to the entire species, the argument leaps to a catastrophic conclusion without sufficient reasoning.

5. False Dilemma: It suggests that the outcome of the election leaves no room for nuance, implying that all Americans are complicit and deserving of the system without considering other factors such as political constraints, voter suppression, or dissenting voters.

O. Right. And I’m sure your country of residence is squeaky clean. No corruption at all right?

It’s actually really super simple. You would be subject to the laws of the country you reside in or are a citizen of.

Laws don’t magically stop working just because you’re out of jurisdiction.

There’s also, admiralty law, Maritime law and international law, all of which have courts in designated countries. These laws are usually governed by treaty amongst many countries.

No. Consult a priest or witch doctor immediately.

I also used colloquial. But then again auto correct is a bitch.

Looks like they figured it out pretty good.

No it’s not… Because we know what a cellphone is.

In star trek they called it tapes because they didn’t know what they would be called in the future.

Moreover, it’s called a cellphone as a colloquial term. They’re correct nomenclature is “smartphone”.

In the Bible he is beyond human emotions. Even though he is portrayed as having human emotions in many instances such as in the garden of Eden or Job.

It’s a contradiction of course as the Bible is caulk full of them.

Remember the Bible was written by humans who cannot fathom the mind of such a character as God. At least in the Bible. So they imbue him with the emotions they feel themselves not knowing any better and hoping the illiterate masses will simply believe the scripture wholesale. Which they did and do.

My friend started smoking after quiting because he started vaping… So there’s always that.

I downvoted this because it’s a little too on the nose but I wanted to upvote it.

Thank you. You expressed everything I wanted to say.

Gatekeeping cures to illness just isn’t true.

Spiders.

They’re such amazing creatures.

It went woke so it died.

Clearly you haven’t actually read anything by her. And if you did you didn’t understand any of it.

Throughout The Fountain Head and Atlas Shrugged there are themes of taking responsibility for the power one wields with their rational self interest. As in providing for the people working under someone in power.

I would assume you don’t like Ayn Rand because you heard that right wingers like her or because she was simply Russian. Both reasons are ignorant and irritating.

I use chrome (because of work) Firefox and duckduckgo.

1 and 4 are definitely missing from my life.

Yes this man is absolutely correct. Aside from the obvious strawman’s. The difference between the games he mentioned and the games currently coming out showcasing “wokeness” is that the old games are good.

No one actually cares how “woke” a game is as long as it’s good.

Baldurs gate 2, arguably one of the best games ever made. Concord on the other hand… Ya.