Comments on: Personal “moral” rules change. It’s not selling out, it’s evolution. http://www.libertarianpunk.com/2010/02/personal-moral-rules-change-its-not-selling-out-its-evolution/ Fighting tyranny, one post at a time Sat, 28 Jan 2012 15:34:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Michael W. Dean http://www.libertarianpunk.com/2010/02/personal-moral-rules-change-its-not-selling-out-its-evolution/comment-page-1/#comment-3221 Michael W. Dean Sat, 21 Aug 2010 05:27:28 +0000 http://www.libertarianpunk.com/?p=1216#comment-3221 Rodd, I really like your words. MWD Rodd, I really like your words.

MWD

]]> By: Michael W. Dean http://www.libertarianpunk.com/2010/02/personal-moral-rules-change-its-not-selling-out-its-evolution/comment-page-1/#comment-3214 Michael W. Dean Fri, 20 Aug 2010 07:58:01 +0000 http://www.libertarianpunk.com/?p=1216#comment-3214 Rodd, Yeah, what a long, strange trip it's been. MWD Rodd,

Yeah, what a long, strange trip it’s been.

MWD

]]> By: Rodd Hurlbut http://www.libertarianpunk.com/2010/02/personal-moral-rules-change-its-not-selling-out-its-evolution/comment-page-1/#comment-3202 Rodd Hurlbut Thu, 19 Aug 2010 08:01:59 +0000 http://www.libertarianpunk.com/?p=1216#comment-3202 I was shocked to read that you had no guns till 40's. but then realized your from Cal. I went to S.F. for a wedding to be told I could not smoke in the park it was held at by the police. I tried to talk all local "Like dude, man, it's like outside brah." We ended up kissing the bride, hugging the groom, giving the best man our gifts and a reach around and split for tetra firma in Nola befor the wedding. Cal. used to be cool. And pox on that fag (not that theres anything wrong about that) Judge for trying tho overturn the gay marrage rulling against the voters wishes. He just wants to marry his boyfriend and get a tax break. Tax break for getting hitched. Tax break for breeding. At least he wont be breeding. Thats the golden lining on his little pink cloud. I was shocked to read that you had no guns till 40′s. but then realized your from Cal. I went to S.F. for a wedding to be told I could not smoke in the park it was held at by the police. I tried to talk all local “Like dude, man, it’s like outside brah.” We ended up kissing the bride, hugging the groom, giving the best man our gifts and a reach around and split for tetra firma in Nola befor the wedding. Cal. used to be cool. And pox on that fag (not that theres anything wrong about that) Judge for trying tho overturn the gay marrage rulling against the voters wishes. He just wants to marry his boyfriend and get a tax break. Tax break for getting hitched. Tax break for breeding. At least he wont be breeding. Thats the golden lining on his little pink cloud.

]]> By: Rodd Hurlbut http://www.libertarianpunk.com/2010/02/personal-moral-rules-change-its-not-selling-out-its-evolution/comment-page-1/#comment-3201 Rodd Hurlbut Thu, 19 Aug 2010 07:32:56 +0000 http://www.libertarianpunk.com/?p=1216#comment-3201 I went from not thinking much about it as a child to agnostic as a teen to an athiest as an adult. See how I grew as i grew? I was a luddite of sorts in that i resisted c/d's till hurricain andrew and a burglary took my vinyl. A lot of shit was getting reissued on c/d so I relented. I used computers only as fancy word prossesers or to find books in the library. I was in New Orleans for katrina and lost everything again. I belive in supporting the bands but I did not feel I should pay for the same shit 3 times so my word prosseser is now also a gloified jukebox. good band name. I finnaly got a Cell phone but that's a secret. I'll never hang one those little borg implant things on my ear and I'll never part with my Matchless tube amps, those little sluts'll rip the skin right off your ass! So now I'm new at this and can't seperate paragraphs. Yet. I was happy to find you as I was looking for music. I went to 7 inch punk trying to replace my Roach Motel and I was shocked by what these youngsters think being punk is about. They were actualy appologising for One of the songs: Wetback From 1983 (way befor this current imagration debate) something like: It's not very PC but, gee, Uh, thats Like, punk rock. The end of the song goes : I've got nothing against mexicans personally but if your gonna come to America bring your fuckin green card. You should see their little site rules. Just the idea of those mindless turd fondlers appologising for my buddies lyrics makes me want to superglue earphones to their heads with an endless loop of those heavy metal X-mass friutloops and barry manalow. The older I get the smarter my parents get. I'm finally just clever to know that I dont know shit. This Is why I was just telling someone the other day that I,ll not vote for anyone under 60 to a high office. also As a 48 yr old punk or whatever it is I've evolved into I'd at least like my babysitters to be older than me. When I was 21 I thought I would make a good president and rresented the age limits. Dont trust anyone over (or under) 30. Short story long, if I stop modifying my opinions you can start building that raft for my pagan viking funeral. I went from not thinking much about it as a child to agnostic as a teen to an athiest as an adult. See how I grew as i grew? I was a luddite of sorts in that i resisted c/d’s till hurricain andrew and a burglary took my vinyl. A lot of shit was getting reissued on c/d so I relented. I used computers only as fancy word prossesers or to find books in the library. I was in New Orleans for katrina and lost everything again. I belive in supporting the bands but I did not feel I should pay for the same shit 3 times so my word prosseser is now also a gloified jukebox. good band name. I finnaly got a Cell phone but that’s a secret. I’ll never hang one those little borg implant things on my ear and I’ll never part with my Matchless tube amps, those little sluts’ll rip the skin right off your ass! So now I’m new at this and can’t seperate paragraphs. Yet. I was happy to find you as I was looking for music. I went to 7 inch punk trying to replace my Roach Motel and I was shocked by what these youngsters think being punk is about. They were actualy appologising for One of the songs: Wetback From 1983 (way befor this current imagration debate) something like: It’s not very PC but, gee, Uh, thats Like, punk rock. The end of the song goes : I’ve got nothing against mexicans personally but if your gonna come to America bring your fuckin green card. You should see their little site rules. Just the idea of those mindless turd fondlers appologising for my buddies lyrics makes me want to superglue earphones to their heads with an endless loop of those heavy metal X-mass friutloops and barry manalow. The older I get the smarter my parents get. I’m finally just clever to know that I dont know shit. This Is why I was just telling someone the other day that I,ll not vote for anyone under 60 to a high office. also As a 48 yr old punk or whatever it is I’ve evolved into I’d at least like my babysitters to be older than me. When I was 21 I thought I would make a good president and rresented the age limits. Dont trust anyone over (or under) 30. Short story long, if I stop modifying my opinions you can start building that raft for my pagan viking funeral.

]]> By: MichaelWDean http://www.libertarianpunk.com/2010/02/personal-moral-rules-change-its-not-selling-out-its-evolution/comment-page-1/#comment-1225 MichaelWDean Mon, 01 Mar 2010 18:36:34 +0000 http://www.libertarianpunk.com/?p=1216#comment-1225 Good answers, lowglow! MWD Good answers, lowglow!

MWD

]]> By: Lowglow http://www.libertarianpunk.com/2010/02/personal-moral-rules-change-its-not-selling-out-its-evolution/comment-page-1/#comment-1221 Lowglow Mon, 01 Mar 2010 16:37:21 +0000 http://www.libertarianpunk.com/?p=1216#comment-1221 When I was 6. I used to sit around and smoke Pot with my dad, an extreme Commie Liberal. When I was 10. my family moved on to a Hippie Commune were my Dad became a member of a group called AIM and he hung around with this radical named Ward Churchill, who claimed to be this freedom loving for the little man radical, and I used to witness him slapping women around and treating them like Crap, this is when I started to become a little disillusioned with Liberalism until about 16, I did not remember much of my youth because we were always on the move and my family mostly just bummed around. but not long after i turned 16, I noticed my dad started changing, he went out and bought and old Harley frame and built a Harley Ridged Motorcycle, he started loving Freedom a little more and started being more respectful of others, which surprised me because he was becoming a hard core biker and started making better friends. After I turned 18, I wanted to leave home so bad, I could not stand it, I joined the Air Force and made a career of it for 20 years and over the years I barely had any contact with my family until 1995 when I got word that my Dad had passed away and I went to his funeral and found out he was still a biker, but was a well respected member of a group called The Outlaws. Today I'm a very fierce defender of Freedom, some people call me a Libertarian, but I call myself a Constitutionalist, and yes to some people I have become the dirty word that everyone hates, and that word is a Christian, I do not believe in any organized Church, nor do I attend any, I just follow the Bible and leave it at that and my Religion is my personal choice and I don't even mention it to most people. But mainly I just want to be free, leave everyone alone and let them do their own thing, while I do mine and yes I do have a very large Firearms collection. When I was 6. I used to sit around and smoke Pot with my dad, an extreme Commie Liberal.

When I was 10. my family moved on to a Hippie Commune were my Dad became a member of a group called AIM and he hung around with this radical named Ward Churchill, who claimed to be this freedom loving for the little man radical, and I used to witness him slapping women around and treating them like Crap, this is when I started to become a little disillusioned with Liberalism

until about 16, I did not remember much of my youth because we were always on the move and my family mostly just bummed around. but not long after i turned 16, I noticed my dad started changing, he went out and bought and old Harley frame and built a Harley Ridged Motorcycle, he started loving Freedom a little more and started being more respectful of others, which surprised me because he was becoming a hard core biker and started making better friends.

After I turned 18, I wanted to leave home so bad, I could not stand it, I joined the Air Force and made a career of it for 20 years and over the years I barely had any contact with my family until 1995 when I got word that my Dad had passed away and I went to his funeral and found out he was still a biker, but was a well respected member of a group called The Outlaws.

Today I’m a very fierce defender of Freedom, some people call me a Libertarian, but I call myself a Constitutionalist, and yes to some people I have become the dirty word that everyone hates, and that word is a Christian, I do not believe in any organized Church, nor do I attend any, I just follow the Bible and leave it at that and my Religion is my personal choice and I don’t even mention it to most people.
But mainly I just want to be free, leave everyone alone and let them do their own thing, while I do mine and yes I do have a very large Firearms collection.

]]> By: Matt Frost http://www.libertarianpunk.com/2010/02/personal-moral-rules-change-its-not-selling-out-its-evolution/comment-page-1/#comment-1142 Matt Frost Wed, 24 Feb 2010 07:32:55 +0000 http://www.libertarianpunk.com/?p=1216#comment-1142 It's like weight training. If you do the same routines over and over again, you will stall and hit a plateau. You literally stop growing because your central nervous system grows accustomed to your efforts and makes the movement and muscle output more efficient. In order to get stronger you have to change the way you stress the muscle and the CNS. Matti F. It’s like weight training. If you do the same routines over and over again, you will stall and hit a plateau. You literally stop growing because your central nervous system grows accustomed to your efforts and makes the movement and muscle output more efficient. In order to get stronger you have to change the way you stress the muscle and the CNS.

Matti F.

]]> By: MichaelWDean http://www.libertarianpunk.com/2010/02/personal-moral-rules-change-its-not-selling-out-its-evolution/comment-page-1/#comment-1137 MichaelWDean Tue, 23 Feb 2010 16:43:16 +0000 http://www.libertarianpunk.com/?p=1216#comment-1137 Thanks! MWD Thanks!

MWD

]]> By: Freedom Outlaw http://www.libertarianpunk.com/2010/02/personal-moral-rules-change-its-not-selling-out-its-evolution/comment-page-1/#comment-1136 Freedom Outlaw Tue, 23 Feb 2010 16:39:45 +0000 http://www.libertarianpunk.com/?p=1216#comment-1136 When I was 16 I threw "morals" out the window for good. Rigid rules of "don't do this, ever" are impractical and silly for the most part. My only "absolute" is that I won't willingly go along with tyranny, that's it. So if I HAVE to steal, kill, eat meat, call upon Odin, whatever, to fill that goal...you get the point. Good article! When I was 16 I threw “morals” out the window for good. Rigid rules of “don’t do this, ever” are impractical and silly for the most part. My only “absolute” is that I won’t willingly go along with tyranny, that’s it. So if I HAVE to steal, kill, eat meat, call upon Odin, whatever, to fill that goal…you get the point.

Good article!

]]> By: Nunzio X http://www.libertarianpunk.com/2010/02/personal-moral-rules-change-its-not-selling-out-its-evolution/comment-page-1/#comment-1135 Nunzio X Tue, 23 Feb 2010 05:26:29 +0000 http://www.libertarianpunk.com/?p=1216#comment-1135 Also, what's fun is running into people who are tasting things for the first time. I had my big flirtation with libertarian ideals starting around 1976. I eventually married libertarianism, but we're divorced now. Still great friends, though. Now others are infatuated with it and it's kind of fun watching them. Hope they do better with it than I did. On the other hand, I'm a complete newb when it comes to audio production so it's kind of fun orbiting Michael, picking his brain and trying to sharpen my chops. He's why I bought a Zoom H2 and record some of my stuff in my closet, surrounded by all those sound-absorbing clothes hanging there. Two newbs circling each other, and the better off for it. Also, what’s fun is running into people who are tasting things for the first time.

I had my big flirtation with libertarian ideals starting around 1976. I eventually married libertarianism, but we’re divorced now. Still great friends, though.

Now others are infatuated with it and it’s kind of fun watching them. Hope they do better with it than I did.

On the other hand, I’m a complete newb when it comes to audio production so it’s kind of fun orbiting Michael, picking his brain and trying to sharpen my chops. He’s why I bought a Zoom H2 and record some of my stuff in my closet, surrounded by all those sound-absorbing clothes hanging there.

Two newbs circling each other, and the better off for it.

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