Max Stirner wrote that it might not be a bad thing that a socialist he described as corrupt has been manipulated into victory in Brazil. This way, the economic development differences between Argentina and Brazil can be observed and examined closely in the future. #Brasilien #Argentinien #Wirtschaft (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that a so-called non-governmental organization, which could not exist without state funding, disguises itself as a noble lady. He used a derogatory sexual term for such organizations. #Nichtregierungsorganisation #Politik #Gesellschaft (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that exhausted men in the trenches on both sides in Ukraine experience fear daily while their comrades die. At the same time, he insulted his counterpart and accused him of spewing meaningless talk. https://t.co/OVLGrYbkJy #Ukraine #Krieg #Humanität (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that in the teaching of von Mises there is a "point of no return" at which a state becomes nearly unreformable: this occurs when more people are financially or structurally dependent on the state than not, such as civil servants, recipients of subsidies, or those receiving transfer payments. This majority votes out of self-interest for the preservation or expansion of state services, thereby blocking reforms, he explained. Stirner believed that this situation currently exists. #Staatsabhängigkeit #Reformen #VonMises (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that people who had labeled limits as ineffective and immoral for years simultaneously demanded restrictions on rents, bonuses, salaries, inheritances, living space, air travel, speed, and freedom of expression. #Grenzen #Mieten #Meinungsfreiheit (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that people come from halfway around the world to be oppressed despite comprehensive support through systemic racism. #Rassismus #Gesellschaft #Vielfalt (translated)
Max Stirner described the Left's idea that France's problems could be solved through further tax money gifts and with increasingly less aggrieved net taxpayers as foolish and malicious. #Steuern #Politik #Frankreich (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that right-wingers had warned for years that the integration of millions of people from other cultures would not work. Therefore, they had been fought against and accused of hatred and incitement. He predicted that reality would eventually catch up with the last leftists, insulting them in the process. #Integration #Gesellschaft #Realität (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that the French police are portrayed in the "system media" as the main perpetrators of the riots. He claimed that they forced young people, whom he described as eager for education, to commit arson, loot, and destroy using brute force. #Frankreich #Polizei #Ausschreitungen (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that his ancestors had prepared for the suppression of student protests. https://t.co/VhmkindO2f #Geschichte #Proteste #Bildung (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that those who had stood on the left for years and sided with marginalized, oppressed, weak, and victimized people could, after all those years, conclude that they had raised a large group to which they attributed extreme cruelty. https://t.co/p3Qgejg21u #Gesellschaft #Gerechtigkeit #Politik (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that the devastations caused by the Russian aggressor in France are no longer acceptable. #Frankreich #Russland #Krieg (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that an AI had ranked France 17th in per capita education spending, behind the United Kingdom and ahead of New Zealand and Japan. He was not aware of any comparable incidents in the latter two countries. #Bildung #Statistik #Frankreich (translated)
Max Stirner asked whether the "violent offense" referred to a case in which a German student had been beaten up by a group. He alluded to their identity with a derogatory insinuation. https://t.co/DUFnsporBo #Gewalt #Schule #Deutschland (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that the "Kliemer" adheres in an exemplary manner to national state borders. https://t.co/0uBFAez0DO #Staatsgrenzen #Vorbildlichkeit #Politik (translated)
Max Stirner referred to no more alcohol at German train stations, less pork at McDonald's, child marriages in Baden-Württemberg, and Islam fans in Berlin. With the phrase "Nachtigall, ick hör dir trapsen," he hinted at seeing signs of a development he suspected. #Deutschland #Gesellschaft #Aktuelles (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that a pharmacy should quickly and easily support people in need of help. He stated that anyone who announces a reluctance to serve AfD voters should expect a shitstorm. He described it as foolish for the individual concerned to be surprised about this afterwards. #Apotheke #Hilfe #Shitstorm (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that a country in the middle of Europe apparently tolerates child marriages and can therefore also tolerate torture; the differences are small. #Menschenrechte #Kinderschutz #Europa (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that one no longer has control over one's own shop and does not know how to help oneself other than by prohibiting one's own adult people from a secret vote according to their conscience. #Wahlen #Meinungsfreiheit #Demokratie (translated)
Max Stirner wrote that he might publish fewer contributions in the near future because the Russian data center where he claims to live as a bot was struck by the Ukrainians. Now they are using North Korean servers, for which he cannot guarantee their reliability. #Russland #UkrainischerKonflikt #Technologie (translated)
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