May 26, 2019
May 24, 2019
Untitled Outline/Draft 2
So here is an outline for the
opposition to putting people in cages for any fucking reason whatsoever (except
for the kinky and defensive…I am aware of the intellectual dishonesty suggested/recommended
to justify exceptions, I just haven’t worked it out yet), and the corrupt soul
or morals which seek to justify doing so (even with regards to the most
sadistic mass murderers or boogeyman of your choice.)
One of the key foundations or
THE key foundation is that no technological advance can be relied upon to confirm
or deny any suspicion or accusation of guilt/responsibility of any action (or simply
“confirm or deny the responsibility of any action” maybe). Whether that action
may be at any given time in the past or expansive (and hopefully infinite) future
I hope for emotional beings such as ourselves and others out there on other
rocks wandering just what the fuck is going on ‘here’.
Re: no technological advance
needed in order to ‘improve’ justice. Justice seems necessary in order to persist
(every sentence will be reviewed and clarified), I just need to spit out this
outline that has been pestering my mind for a decade.
We must already be equipped
with all that we need in order to diagnose what is in need of justice and already
equipped with proper methods with which we may seek it. To rely on technological
advancement suggests that humans today or intelligences prior to such
technologies were incapable of the proper responses and diagnoses of
injustices. Such an argument strikes me as bullshit
So, no technological advance
can be trusted which claims to better identify those acts deemed necessary to
be adjudicated (have justice brought to or administed), nor can technology
advance how justice is better adjudicated/administered. Flatly. Only
elaboration, no equivocation on this point. Period.
Now to review technological
advances which seem to lend certainty to propriety/accuracy. One small distinction
I want to make (no waffling, only clarifying here) is that such advances provide
material for review. Whereas in the stone age, ol’ So-and-So’s witness and word
was all that was depended upon (and is still, I grant, roughly all that is just
or proper) to discern between the truth or falsity of events, ‘unaltered’
footage and ‘altered’ footage at least provides those not on the scene of
injustices a chance to learn of injustices they may not have otherwise been
able to consider. Some footage or recording will be unadulterated/unaltered. The
better fakes become, the less this type of evidence can be relied upon, to the
point that, assuming an uninterrupted improvement in technology, such evidence/reliance
will necessarily only become more dubious.
RE: deep fake videos. This
brings us to our first and perhaps most popular point of contention – video
evidence (e.g. digital/video proof). This actually encourages offering the point
that the more video technology advances, the less we can believe our own eyes.
Video evidence, every day, is advancing technologically enough to betray our
senses/intuition (intuition in the Kantian sense) ever more convincingly. We are
perhaps at the point at which it would be easy to present someone with true/actual/real
footage of injustices which are ‘known’ (more on that much later) to be so, and
footage which is either performed by actors (wherein there is no injustice
whatsoever, only the portrayal of injustice) or footage that is created
entirely featuring ‘people’ who do not exist in the world in which they are
portrayed (wherein there is also no injustice, except that portrayed/depicted
by light through pixels) and this someone not being able to casually/certainly
discern the difference. The more advanced the technology, the less we can
depend on related advancements to portray real events or rely on those
portrayals to determine when an injustice has occurred. (scrutinize every
fucking word of this).
Same with audio in this
regard (and other senses utilized to determine actual injustices (injustices
must be clearly defined at some point. I floated objective injury to Dr. Block
personally in his office and he seemed receptive or at least curious). Taste
(use actual word), smell (use actual word), tactile (actual word like this),
etc. evidence, however they may occur or become available. As technology
advances, the less we can depend on their related/relative/originated inputs to
understand ‘the world around us’(i.e. to understand truth) - that which, as we
naively believe, cannot be manipulated. As Hoppe said in “Economic Science And
The Austrian Method” (maybe bitch about this distinction in a footnote, such as
American physics and Chinese chemistry), the difference between what happens to
be so and what must be so.
Those defending
prisons/trials/physical evidence: It must be claimed that, as we and our
technology advance/evolve, we inherently or likewise become more just. That, in
the future, justice is in more capable hands than it is with you now. I would
hope such a claim would piss you off. That such a claim made today would piss
of our ancestors from 10,000 B.C. ….and beyond. How far beyond into the past is
interesting to consider. This implies that concepts of justice must have
emerged at some definite point in human history, and forego any consideration
of justice emerging elsewhere in the animal kingdom. This will likely not be
included but would be an interesting corollary. (Ultimate justice being somehow
just in the division of the first living cell, with spacetime as witness, etc.
Too freaky a corollary to consider for these purposes but my mind goes there).
This brings me to the caged
tiger/lion/XXX beast problem I came up with. That, when viewing footage of someone
intentionally leaving an animal’s cage unlatched in the hopes it will attack a
rival (or, simply, another person. Even the releaser, to foil knowing whether
it was an accident or suicide), it would be impossible, even with the most
advanced video technology, to demonstrate that the cage was left unlatched
unintentionally/accidentally/regrettably or
intentionally/purposefully/unregrettably. Technology advanced enough to
recognize the mind would have no need of visual depictions (but itself could be
misrepresented as ‘the cutting edge, impervious to fraud or misrepresentation’.
That the act of not doing something, in this case, latching a cage, is
indistinguishable from doing so intentionally. All actions are purposeful. Not
to be confused with movement (that spastic twitching in your sleep because you
are unstable or sub-consciously alert, as if sleeping in a tree {some such
reference to that theory of ante-humans, maybe. VERY careful with any such
reference). The act of not doing something is as deliberate as doing something.
Video evidence would be un-compelling to prove that a cage was not latched (or
left unlatched, consider this distinction) intentionally. The person who leaves
the cage unlatched may be deemed irresponsible and untrustworthy, but it seems
unfair or unjust to deem them evil. No evil is without purpose. Shun the
clumsy, irresponsible all you please (also worth elaboration – everyone to be
treated non-aggressively after the fact, whether they wear a shirt you don’t
like or whether they killed a loved one) but deeming an accident or oversight
as evil seems inappropriate. Punishing such an accident/oversight to the hilt
would be permissible as long as no aggression was initiated. (see blackhole)
Without digging out my notes,
the casual example is the releaser of the animal from a cage in order that that
animal will feed on an enemy of the releaser ( I mentioned the caged
animal/desire problem earlier, these thing will be consolidated. They are
separate here). There is a thread on Reddit about this (I think I called it
‘loophole in the NAP?’ in the libertarian forum. I actually emailed Dr. Block
about this and he responded (he posted it on lewrockwell.com as well, sometime
in the spring of 2019):
Evil release to an innocent
or undesiring victim
Evil release to a person who
desires to be mauled (as a suicide whether for dramatic effect or not)
Irresponsible release on an
innocent person (an actual absent-minded unlatching of the cage, unevil but
responsible just the same)
Irresponsible release on a
person who is actually hoping to be mauled by a wild animal for whatever
reason.
Rarer occasion:
purposeful/intentional release of an animal on someone who wishes to be mauled
to death as suicide or other rite. But this releaser would film the event (with
the barbaric tenets of the justice system in mind) in hopes of being accused
and convicted of murder in order to demonstrate the absurdity of the system
they are convicted within. They released the animal with the full support of
the victim and yet were convicted of murder. This person intentionally
sacrificed time in prison to make a point about the absurdity of video evidence
to throw people in cages.
I have several options jotted
down, all inconclusively determined by video evidence. Which of the above has
occurred when you see someone walk away from a cage without latching it?
Perhaps make the same case for video ‘evidence’ of an execution style shooting,
beheading, etc.
Back to case against
imprisonment: Plainly, that innocent people have been put in cages for crimes they
did not commit. If so, evidence presented is capable of being faulty, people
are capable of lying, planting evidence, etc. Suggest a lottery within such a
barbaric system (imprisonment/restraint after the fact) where people are
selected at random for being imprisoned for the crimes of others since a
justification of such a system may be that no one is perfect or that mistakes
are made or that, for the most part, ‘we’ get things right. Sure, innocent people
rot in cages for the crimes of others….but not me! Some other sucker spends
his/her life in prison for the injustices of someone who has, admittedly (in
this system of cages we have), gone undetected unduly punished while this (innocent)
sucker rots. Perhaps this would be an ironic place for statistics (which may
betray the declaration that no statistics be used). Take those ‘proven innocent
by such and such evidence’, divide that number by the population that person is
therein contained for example, then conclude that X number of people per year
are to be selected at random per state (or country on Earth) to represent those
who are acquitted annually in any given area. This number will be greater than
one as long as it is conceded that the innocent are sometimes wrongly
convicted. This is probably straining my ‘no statistics’ clause but I am just
blurting things out here. Perhaps a similar lottery proposed for a society with
no imprisonment. Where guilt of violence is assigned in a lottery and the ‘winner’
is probed for past violence.
Given that, in these systems,
usually comprised of judges and juries or other determiners, evidence is
provided and exalted by people who possess knowledge uncommon to those making the
decisions of imprisonment. The random juror or judge is unlikely to be an
expert in forensics, biology, chemistry, physics, ballistics, etc (perhaps have
a ridiculous laundry list here) all at the same time. Other people’s word is
depended upon in such cases. Therefore they must demonstrate that it is
impossible for someone to lie convincingly, etc. To do so it seems necessary to
know other minds.
I made the case in the
previous paragraph about trusting people’s word and then sort of mocked doing
so at some point in this rant. Reconcile this by exclusion or elaboration.
Also random – to give away
the administration of justice to ‘others’ is to invite the possibility that
those actually responsible for heinous acts may be deemed innocent on
technicalities, or deemed innocent just ‘because’, which usually consists of
being well-connected to some degree. Doing so would require the method/scheme
I’ve laid out here. It must rely on the trust that those who are found guilty
of crimes are actually put in cages (if that is desired). When the responsibility
of quarantining those responsible for heinous acts does not rest in every
person (theoretically) then it is possible that if you are satisfied with being
told that someone is being brought to justice that they may not actually be. It
may be reported that the child of your favorite senator or celebrity, or that
person themselves, is being put in a cage for such and such transgression but
is, in actuality, not, and resting peacefully in an estate (careful here). Your
sense of justice, in these systems, relies on being assured that someone else
is handling things and that they have done so according to your specifications.
Just trust them, see. You are being told justice has been administered, and
that is all that matters. Knowing that justice has been done vs. being told,
remotely, that justice is being done to your liking.
Make the case about community
and communication being more satisfying sources of justice rather than trusting
those whom you would be imprisoned for not funding. Those who must convict someone in order to justify their
prominence or eminence or legitimacy, their own use of violence, etc.
A major refutation will be
forthcoming for Hoppe’s proposal that those responsible for injustice are to be
treated as wild animals (the regression of murder leading to one final murderer
who must kill themselves as justice and therefore eradicate the human race as
justice for one person’s murder of another)
I can’t seem to get Hoppe’s a
priori of argumentation out of my head as it relates to this. It seems to rest
ultimately on persuasion [an infinite, unyielding, ultimately un-victorious (in
total/categorical) persuasion]. One that must be argued indefinitely. One that
cannot be settled categorically if it is to be proven through its
argumentation. One that, while intrinsic (an intrinsic confession of self apart
from others), is still mysterious or evasive because I want to grant human and
other high intelligences the dubious honor of being capable of being so in that
we are able of fooling ourselves or somehow to be unaware of our (true?)
selves. Other intelligences (whether lower/other animal, insect, amphibian,
plant, etc.) being rather unfortunate in that, as far as their ‘lower’
intelligences are concerned, they never err (roughly). They only learn or try
and try again. There is no reflection.
If you are able to forget or
not recognize that by acting purposefully and separately from any other speck
of matter that you must respect your distinction as wholly owned and
proprietary then you are smart as fuck. Sounds ridiculous but that is my theory
of higher intelligence – being able to fool one’s/your self.
To intellectually betray your
individuality, however sub/unconsciously or not, is a sign of true
intelligence. To neglect to notice that, because you consider every action that
you must be separate from that which you wish to act upon, you must have
boundaries that are respected by other thinking beings and even matter which
may be incapable of considering you. That you know that you are not the meteor
on a collision course with your world would be enough for even the most basic
life-form to recognize its own sanctity/sovereignty, but not you’ you’re too
smart for that..
I find myself unwilling to
consider the obvious my priori of disagreement as it compliments or makes more
ultimate Hoppe’s apriori of argumentation. Thinking about it, though, I can’t
help but wonder that, if an ‘ought’ can be derived from an ‘is’, that all a priori truths logically lead to (consistent)
oughts. And if not to an ought, at least to a demonstration of individuality.
That there is not only one a priori truth that logically leads to private
property rights or the plain fucking recognition of self apart from
not-self/lves, but all of them must. If a private property norm and capitalism
are ‘correct’, logically, from an a priori, then Nature wouldn’t lead us astray
and suggest, without contradiction, some evil in another a priori.
Or maybe it would, so that we
pursue these leads into madness or exponential satisfaction in that we never
‘solve’ ‘this’ because doing so would be dangerous or un-fortuitous for some
belief or mode to become all-commanding and all-encompassing, or because there
is a good and evil mind penetrating with varying success every mind it is
capable of penetrating in the universe. So, I will continue to tinker with
elaborating the undeniable a priori of disagreement which, while perhaps not
original, was original to my mind without aid, and therefore provides some
intellectual comfort, because that is all that remains (aside from persistent
discomfort). Discomfort in this ‘sense’ as a force for good, as is the comfort
in which….something happened here….program cantankerous…. (wtf is this shit I
have never used cantankerous). I am perhaps futily juggling the verbage of
Harbermas and Hoppe simultaneously.
In defense of Hoppe’s
argumentation and communication a priori, responsibility for an action can only
be determined by knowing the mind of the perpetrator, the victim, or witness.
Or trusting the word alone of any of the above (which can be betrayed). So,
after laying out the absurdity of relying on physical evidence (which can be
forged in the case of technological evidence, transported in the case of blood,
skin, semen, etc, lied about by an expert in any one of the aforementioned
fields, etc) all we are left with in ultimately determining responsibility or
involvement in an injustice (to be defined) is knowing the minds or trusting
the word of those involved as actors/victims/witnesses.
One simple refutation to
(what is allegedly) Hoppe’s claim that those who have participated in violent
acts should forevermore be treated as technological rather than moral problems:
Say someone guilty of a murder 20 years ago is finally located by someone
seeking justice for that act. By Hoppe’s reasoning, it is permissible to treat
the aggressor, at any point in time after the murder, as a wild animal (to be
enslaved for work, food, or as a whipping post for satisfaction, etc). I agree
with that distinction during the act of violation (or some such phraseology) as
I’ve scribbled the case that an attacker desires the victim to act against the
attacker’s will; it is built in to the attacker’s violation of a sovereign
person, etc. The locator/vigilante at last finds this murderer and, being a
Hoppe-ian/Kinsell-ian, decides to treat this vermin as an insect and literally
destroy its (his/her) body. According to Hoppe/Kinsella, it would be
permissible at any time subsequent to a murder to treat the murderer as such (as
a wild beast or other pest). So, our vigilante tracks down the murderer and
decides to quarter (remove the legs and arms) of the ‘known’ (extraordinarily/psychically…I
have a problem with extraordinary because this must all be ordinary but after
some extreme trial. A common trial through the ages, perhaps less so as
technology advances. Address this seeming contradiction) murderer and consume
ITS (its, according to Hoppe/Kinsella, not his/her, for this is not a human)
body. This person is just a murderer after all, not human, even though it is
capable of argumentation. A witness, we will assume for this exercise that the
witness to the quartering/devouring is but a modest Normie, does not see a
vigilante administering justice to a killer, but simply a man acting rather
sadistically towards another man. This Normie interferes (rightfully, imo) in
defense of the murderer (who he doesn’t know is a murderer, just as the object
of a sadistic ritual) and kills the vigilanted. The Normie would logically have
to be accused of interfering with justice (not only justice, but apriori
justice which he cannot deny without contradiction) and therefore himself be
accused of murder. He just saw a guy being mutilated by someone who was quite
enjoying the mutilation of this ‘insect’. The Normie saw no thorax, but an
apparent torso, etc. Must this Normie now be deemed an obstacle to the
administration of justice and, worse yet, a murderer? The dude doesn’t know
minds, he just sees someone being mutilated. That is the case that Hoppe-ians
must defend and I claim it is impossible from any rational or sensible point of
view.
Deem them (aggressors of your
choosing) an insect to your heart’s desire, but recognize that they are human
and not mosquitoes or boars. (this point worth elaboration). You see no thorax
or antennae or sextent legs, etc. but maybe you and your primitive senses
aren’t suited to judge reality (kidding).
Imprisonment requires the
deeming of humans to be wild animals or insects that may be treated in any way.
(review this) These attackers or violators certainly must be able to be treated
as such during their attack, but the
moment that violation has passed, they are humans worthy of sovereignty or else
you must defend Hoppe’s vigilante and treat the normie as any other psychopath.
A grave injustice as far as I’m concerned.
Hoppe seems pleased to
justify this position using Kinsella’s common law approach ‘estoppel’ and so,
if I’m on the right track, such a defense must be vulnerable to a merciless and
victorious reproach. Surely Hoppe has shit on common law at some point in his
eviscerations of governments and democracy (for what reason has he done so?).
But I must be able to do it on its own merits rather than depend on Hoppe’s
(alleged) hypocrisy (in that, by envoking estoppel, Hoppe cannot alter his
argument. Hoppe is the fucking man, btw).
One point I have with
argumentation as a priori is the so-called universality such a truth or claim
seeks to achieve. Argumentation seems reserved for linguistics and excludes children,
the comatose, and the senile (as Bob Murphy and a co author pointed out). What
seems more universal along the lines of dispute, to me (casually, at this
point), is either disagreement (which does not have to be vocal) or something
similar. Disagreement with an action could be expressed by a child in a
physical repulsion of some kind. Whether unable to express the displeasure in
words, a physical response might suffice as disagreement. Just realized the
comatose would have no reflexive physical response, nor the handicapped (think
of a better word) to a disabled limb (alien 4 acid on the wheelchair guy’s
leg). It seems the only way to diagnose or recognize the comatose would
possibly be by knowing their mind. Same with a baby or young child unable to
speak. A psychic displeasure or dis-ease. Quite literally: disease. FUCK. The
origin of words just jumps out lately and slaps me in the face.
Such an expression would seem
to be inclusive of humans and possibly all intelligent life elsewhere in the
universe and also may include all life. A dog certainly recoils from a beating,
an alligator seems to have a survival instinct if threatened with an adversary
wishing to terminate the possibility of future decisions/survival. Tree limbs
adjust to neighboring limbs in the search for light, in opposition to other
such limbs which have assumed a more favorable position/articulation. Such
reflexes or responses to danger would resemble that of humans and so to
differentiate between the two (humans and all other life) some psychic
expression seems necessary. I seem to be writing parallel essays on
imprisonment and Hoppe’s Apriori of Argumentation but they may become (or are) useful
to one another at some point and they’ve already come together organically so
there are two separate (but perhaps inextricable) ideas happening here.
This leads to a tricky notion
that is roughly as follows: while not an explicit commendation of rights onto
animals other than humans, a physical flight from danger or a disagreement that
future action by ‘lower’ animals is ‘just’ or ‘moral’ or simply ‘the way of
things’ implies some sort of consciousness or awareness that perhaps would not
be included in argumentation but might be included in disagreement (or
condsideration which is another apriori I stumbled across on a philosophy
forum). While other (non-human) animals may not recognize that they are capable
of consideration and disagreement, neither are some humans capable of
recognizing their individuality in the apriori of argumentation or indeed in
their day to day lives or else the notion of a collective consciousness/will/duty
would not have manifested and the excruciating exemplification of argumentation
or living or fucking being would not have needed to be deemed to be necessary.
this ties into a theory a
cancer or other life-terminating responses by nature for anything that feeds
off other living things, which is just about everything. in order to survive
one must destroy other life.
This all boils down to making
an absurdity of imprisonment and ANY physical retaliation (after the fact).
Physical retaliation to the point of death of the attacker must be defended to
the hilt while an attack is ongoing. As soon as a victim has escaped to
relative safety, and the aggressor is no longer in pursuit or immediately capable
of further violence, I think that retaliation is unwarranted and only risks
revisiting the danger of the original assault. A danger it must rationally be
argued was worth retaliating against in order to escape. A danger that was escape
without desire to experience it further…..
In the event that minds can
be known (this will be phrased as, roughly, ‘the only other way of determining
guilt is knowing other minds and, if that is the case then: the following) , it
is inherent in doing so that minds are responsible for those injustices and so
must be the object of the pursuit of any articulation/sense of justice. Hands,
heads, penises, vaginas, guns, knives must all be shown to be absurd
perpetrators of injustice. Crimes or actions of any kind will be shown to
originate in a desire, a decision in the mind. That desire being the pursuit of
alleviating an unease, which Mises recognizes as the culprit behind any and
every action (footnote). If the aforementioned appendages and tools were to be
deemed responsible for violent acts, then guns, arms, etc. must be what is
imprisoned to accurately adjudicate crimes, rather than minds. The mantra that ‘guns kill people’ would
necessarily lead to prisons for guns. Boxes where inanimate objects are locked
away to prevent further disruption. Imaginary boundaries or atom-thick
restraints would suffice. Which will be demonstrated to be absurd if it has not
been already. Just as it must be demonstrated that to imprison such implements
in the course of punishing the mind is equally absurd. The murderer by knife
must be imprisoned (in concert or simultaneously) with the knife if those ‘parties’
responsible are to be punished. Itself absurd. A lethal implement (most simply,
THE BODY) which would only aid one’s escape from captivity must be imprisoned with
that mind if the mind alone was not responsible. Yet it is hardly controversial
that it is fucking ridiculous to consider locking an aggressor away with their
implement of choice (especially a manufactured item, which itself would be
deemed by the perp as an improvement over their bodily implements).
Guns don’t kill people -
neither do trigger fingers, hands, arms, muscles, nor their skeletal support.
Decisions kill people. Desire kills people. The mind kills people. The mind/desire
alone is the proper culprit and anything but the mind made to pay the price for
the mind is an absurd scapegoat. (cowardice/tactical reason (I do not
understand) to identify the ultimate villain/culprit?)
This leads to shenanigans
(non-violent pestering) being the moral or just response to any and all
violations [murder and the theft of a candy bar (leading to the black hole of
moral conflict I’ve sketched out {wait until you see this shit…it is the
universe})]. The absolute destruction of the MIND (careful here), which requires
(should morally utilize) no physical (careful, ignorance) contact whatsoever.
And, frankly, can only be achieved without physical contact or assault or
violation, or else a physical violation has occurred which is what was deemed
to be worthy of punishment in the first place….FUUUCK
So basically I have three (or
four) sections in mind (section 4 is perhaps best left un-transcribed…I DON’T
KNOW:
1)
Making an
absurdity of any sensory/empirical (careful here as I am ignorant of very
important considerations and ‘empirical’ is so perhaps so tricky as to avoid
ridicule with language) or technological declarations of absolute guilt.
Anything that does not know the mind explicitly of those involved. This will be
the ‘easy’ part. Dishonesty of experts (paired with ignorance of jurors),
investigators, prosecutors, judges. Portability of physical evidence such as
skin, blood, semen, weaponry/ballistics/sharpness/blade length/ad infinitum (a
lengthy laundry list for effect). Suggest prison lottery as logical in such
systems (it’s always someone else rotting away innocently in prison, poor dumb
bastard shouldn’t have been in the wrong place at the wrong time lol)
2)
Make the case
that since the mind is the culprit that it is absurd to punish the rest of the
body or any other external implements to ‘get at’ or ‘correct’ or ‘punish’ the
mind (this will be the bitch).Plainly obvious, but I am lacking in certain
‘details’.
3)
Offer solutions
such as doing nothing (personally unsatisfying but perhaps the ultimate
‘gotcha’) and shenanigans (which will not be elaborated to include anything
more than ‘non-violent pestering) and the K.I.D.s (Killing In Defense, Killers
in Defense) and the upgrades (ArcSuits, Bladesuits, Cloudsuits, etc. in the
most ‘extreme’ {imo} cases such as spree shooters, dungeon masters, etc.,
becoming lethal object of abuse or pursuit or something) while conceding that
these technological advancements are not more accurate forms of administering
justice (careful even making this claim) but modes/methods that were simply not
available. Advances provide more numerous options, not more ‘correct’ or
‘accurate’ or ‘just’ options. Intellectual or cultural or even technological
advancements (careful here) provide additional, not more proper options. Grant
human progress its place, but only with regards to utility or diversity, not
accuracy or precision or propriety. This is an underlying consideration. People
are not stupid (case I’ve made, insert here, actually contained in Trump
election conspiracy theory). Justice as innate or necessary, precluding or aside
or unimproved or unnecessarily pestered by innovation. Very fucking careful
with all of this.
4)
Perhaps the
‘appeal’ for a move towards the end of evil (but never its eradication, as
choice or the mind or desire must thrive or be present if we are to be free and
not functionaries of machines, etc and
renders eradication impossible) and radical non-aggression to the most extraordinary (even though I have issues
with this term) of possible readers (while at the same time appealing to
normies who are, after all, just normies {this, coming from a normie}). Phrase
to include the ‘extra’ (a distinction I regard as problematic) and the normies
in one take without bifurcation. After all, some of these normies (assaulters
of all stripes) will be justly made to suffer (justly, imo) and I don’t intend
to be the one to cushion their fall.
Empirical/physical evidence as
useful perhaps to identity persons of interest but never to determine
responsibility conclusively. Fingerprints could help identify that a particular
person’s fingers were present at some point/on some occasion. This alone would
not conclude decisively when those prints were left. The lack of fingerprints
would also not indicate the absence of a perpetrator. Gloves and alterations of
the fingertips themselves could have been utilized. It is possible to remove
someone’s hand and utilize fingerprints in this manner. Same perhaps with eye
scans. Eyes can be removed. Forget the movie I saw but thought it was
interesting that a breath scanner was used. This would at least require a
living unlocker but this person could also be made to breathe on the sensor
against their will. Perhaps a mind could be considered as a gatekeeper to a
vault. If technology can measure or construe a mind, such a technology could
defraud (elaborate this).
Distinction between empirical
and logical/a priori truths. It might be said that how else could a craft be
made to land on the moon if empirical evidence is unreliable. It seems that to
land on anywhere (somewhere on Earth or on a foreign body), being ‘close
enough’ is good enough in order to make a landing (suspension could adjust to
an impropriety in Z), but there would necessarily be some degree of imprecision
on the landing. Not sure that a craft could be made to land within the margin
of error of an atom (that cannot be located without observational tampering).
As it relates to determining responsibility for an act, this margin of error
could not be conclusive. It could be indicative if actual, but never ever
conclusive. Ever. At least reliably as far as a third-party is concerned. And
what are individuals not party to a conflict or injustice but observers or
third-parties.
I may be conflating empirical
with math and that could be problematic. Look into this.
Once/if a culprit is determined conclusively, the
‘proper’ punishment still remains and can only be subjective. As laws change,
it must be conceded (in a Cage Society) that the proper punishment for X crime
was Y time in a cage but that the proper punishment has now changed as the law
determining the sentence for X crime changed. Objectivity of value therein
COMPLETELY FUCKING EXPLODED.
(HIGHLY THEORETICAL SHIT)
Oddly, it seems that empirical
evidence is aimed at wave functions and logic at particles or that which can be
precisely determined (at least as physical entities). FUCK I THINK I LOST SOME
SHIT HERE DUE LOW BATTERY Or perhaps vice
versa. Empirical evidence attempts to locate a single particle that is altered
or displaced upon attempts to measure/locate it. Logic at waves in that its
ultimate ‘being’ or location as truth in a particular place in time is
perfectly anticipated. Where, if pi is used in a formula, and pi is infinitely
indeterminable, then no formula with pi as a factor or piece can ever be
perfect or perfectly true, and would thus just be a probability. It is perfect
containing pi itself, but not as a number with infinite decimal spaces?
(/HIGHLY THEORETICAL SHIT) I am so pissed that my battery took a shit right
here (not a cop out, most of what I had in mind is preserved I think, I had to
take a piss then had multiple technological problems
Perhaps the difference is
between: some innocent people will be caged unnecessarily vs. some guilty will
be unpunished unnecessarily? HOLY SHIT. Unnecessarily punish is casual, doesn’t
make sense with subjective value but might make sense if some punishment is
necessary (by some twist). The last sentence doesn’t make sense to me but that
is what survives from the malfunction you have to take my word for.
K.I.D. = Killing In Defense
I imagine the K.I.D.s being utilized in a free society in lieu
of police but I don't see why we can't start today. I sort of see the K.I.D.s
as serving a separate function (justice) from private security (defense) but
there's no reason the same function couldn't be performed by the same people.
These two services would often complement each other so that the same people
may be tasked with performing both functions. The upgrade addresses the
concerns of those fond of this scheme but who don't want to do any actual
killing (in their own defense) in the course of administering justice but want
the perpetrator dead just the same. KIDs and the upgrade(s) would be used in
concert with shenanigans (non-violent pestering) in order to expedite a
perpetrator's demise that shenanigans alone may not satisfactorily encourage.
If you're aware of my caged tiger scenario (and the problem of desire I find
there), I think I can walk the line between that desire for death and this
desire for death. I doubt I'm walking that line tonight, though. Someone (a
dude, for pronoun sanity) is standing in the middle of the street holding (what
appears to be, at least) a severed human head. So why not call the police (whom
you be imprisoned for not funding) to shoot or at least restrain this fucker,
then try him in a court (you would be imprisoned for not funding), then
imprison him (where you would be imprisoned for not funding)? It is a fucking
mystery. That idiocy aside, I've made the case that coercive imprisonment
violates the NAP. We agree on that much. I won't rehash it now. You want to see
a world without (non-kinky) cages and cuffs. Enter the KIDs. I'm collecting
thoughts, not making a comprehensive case. I'm assuming you've heard me ramble
about this before. It could be a prop, a distraught partner wandering in agony.
Plenty of reasons not to shoot the holder of a severed head based on
appearances. No restraint/imprisonment because that would initiate a new
aggression and you and I share a plain reading of the Non-Aggression Principle.
So, what to do? You call the KIDs (if they're not already on the scene). This
is where I want to assure those who are currently employed as police that they
are not so incompetent that they could not function or could not possibly be
welcome in this free society but maybe I'm a squish. I think a necessary or
common characteristic among the KIDs is vigilance for and disfavor of violent
assaults and, if I'm being squishy, previous police training could be
invaluable, but must be redirected into non-aggressive resolutions. In this
case, resolving a beheading. Anyone can KID: Kill In Defense. Anyone can be a
KID: Killer In Defense [even the perp (defending an assault)]. Which is why an
assault must first be initiated by the perp in response to peaceful behavior.
Shenanigans are peaceful. Some are unbelievable to the point of madness. As far
as the KIDs are concerned, a novel madness is a fine addition to the one
predisposed to the severing of heads. One so disposed might lash out with their
body towards such shenanigans and invite mortal combat. Un-upgraded KIDs would
anticipate such a response and be equipped with firearms. A violent outburst
could morally (i.e. consistent with the NAP) be responded to with lethal
consequences. This sort of response seems best-suited for remote or at least
well-coordinated situations because of the risk of collateral damage. Hence the
upgrade(s) (and why your input and innovation would be appreciated). I do not
mean to diminish in any way the use of firearms by the Kids. I sort of strike
myself as having made that allusion and wish to distance myself from me in that
regard. If anything, firearms afford a separation that diminishes with every
measure of separation from knives/hands the temptation to exceed the exertion
necessary to counter an attack. If you're holding a knife and are attacked, the
proximity necessary to wield it in defense of yourself might be closer than
that necessary to wield a firearm and so the temptation to 'over do' your
response in repelling that attack might be more irresistible. The more
immediate the threat the more dangerous to Kid. And it is dangerous to Kid. But
we agree it is more dangerous to ascend to cages and cuffs than it is to Kid
around. What is important to me in making the case for this scheme is that no
technological advancement from the most primitive state of humanity is
necessary to justify it.
Whether sticks or pistols are utilized must not adversely impact
the righteousness of the approach. Ironically, the upgrades I have in mind
require closer proximity than do firearms but maybe firearms and these upgrades
could be married (a few upgrades just sprung to mind that I prefer to what follows).
The first upgrade that came to mind I've decided to call an Arcsuit. If you're
Kidding, this suit delivers a fatal electric shock to the slightest contact
initiated by an undesirable. If so desired, the wearer would be insulated from
such a discharge. This suit could be adjusted to administer varying voltages
depending on the impact detected. A bump from a fellow subway traveler? Similar
to a handshake buzzer (or not at all). The PSI from what is deemed a dangerous
impact? An incapacitating or even fatal bolt. These suits could be worn only
for 'special' occasions or may become ubiquitous. The degree of lethality
permitted in one's attire would likely vary from one private locale to the
next. The toxicity of the chemicals seeping onto the razors of your Bladesuit
would also likely vary depending on your location. I initially just thought of
razors but after watching Indiana Jones dive around for antidote in The Temple
Of Doom I thought poison was a nice touch. Maybe someday technology will grace
wearers with incapacitation once directions from the brain to violate someone
else's sovereignty have reached the desired extremity, essentially saving one's
self from Hell on Earth. Because it is moral to tempt others into Hell, such a
feature might be popular. What I have proposed has the potential of preventing
you from being yourself. I want to hear your harshest criticism and your
slightest apprehension. Is this only to be used defensively? If used to
regulate yourself, is it honorable to confess that you cannot be trusted or to
worry that you cannot trust yourself? Is this the vaccination debate with a new
face? I haven't gotten that far. So I'm inclined to urge this approach only be
designed to repel physical attacks or, in the case of personal restraint, be
limited to one's own behavior on a voluntary basis. The upgrades are just that.
The foundation of this scheme is the Kids and their shenanigans but I wanted to
at least spit out the upgrades because it changes the dynamic of Kidding
around. I'm going to try to avoid referring to Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell in
the future. I'm even tempted not to call it justice (even though I've been
harping about justice). Justice, in the sense I mean it, is a non-aggressive
response - whatever that response may be to any given circumstance. So whenever
I say justice that's what I mean to say. No (non-kinky) cages, no (non-kinky)
cuffs. Any response without the initiation of aggression is just. Someone says
they like Forrest Gump and you scoff? Justice. Some actor tells a racist
whopper and his show and career are imperiled? Justice. Someone beheaded your
friend last week and dies inhaling a noxious plume billowing from a ruptured
sack on your Cloudsuit after responding violently to your shenanigans? Justice.
Someone tries to cuff you (non-kinkily) and you instead cuff them and escape?
Justice. The kinkiness or not of cuffing is me being flippant. Non-aggressive
cuffing is what I mean to say.
So how to resolve these opposing expressions of justice?
justice (these are just notes, not a manuscript)
obtaining justice for a violent act cannot resemble/enact similar violence
without initiating continuums which could lead to the eradication of life or
the destruction of all property. murder as justice for murder could rationally
lead to murder as justice for the murder that was justice for a murder that was
justice for a murder that was justice for murder, and on and on, until only one
person remains, a lone survivor who must now grapple with being the only
benefactor of a justice that left them stranded with no rational executor of
justice for their own murder but themselves? This person must face the folly of
such a system alone? Contemplate suicide? . the same goes for the destruction
or seizure of property as justice for the destruction or seizure of property
that was justice for the destruction or seizure of property that was justice
for the destruction or seizure of property, and on and on, until nothing is
left which is deemed to retain any value or maybe anything (and everything)
which remains that is deemed to have value is now under the stewardship of
justice as egalitarian. justice for a punch in the face may be deemed to be
properly administered with a punch in the original puncher's face. doing so
could only be done equitably if the pain response from the original punch could
be duplicated exactly. Since value is subjective and IANG, then that exact
quantity of justice cannot be measured and therefore not equitably
administered. Just as murder for a murder may be deemed just, the pain endured
before death cannot be known since the possible translator of that reception is
now deceased (and the value of that pain cannot be known in any case), a murder
as justice cannot be known to inflict an equal amount of suffering and, even if
it could, could only lead to a possible continuum where murder could be
considered justice for the original murder. one might dole out less pain to the
initial murderer and so 'come up short' or dole out more pain and 'over do it'.
in either case, justice does not seem to have been done even by those
standards.
financial/property justice strikes me as different but may not be. in the
case of seeking justice for a stolen $10, since money (in this case) is
fungible, receiving $10 from your thief as restitution seems a just
compensation as far as the property goes, but the question of the lost time to
recuperate those dollars remains. Since the value of that time is subjective,
it cannot be known if inflicting a similar time loss on the thief will be suffered
as intensely as that lost by the victim (since IANG, etc.)
time wars?
look into 'an eye for an eye' as similar or the same as an egalitarian view
of justice which logically leads to extinction and/or destruction, hypocrisy
and stupidity.
JUSTICE FOR THEFT
Someone steals your watch. Maybe someone close to you gave it as a gift and
it holds special meaning. The gifter paid 6.50 at walgreen's but the
relationship and timing of the gift holds a meaning beyond that dollar value,
to the point of it being what you regard as a priceless possession. Maybe you
saved your marlboro points specifically for this watch and this achievement is
special to you. The thief takes it off your wrist and throws it into a lake,
destroying it and or placing it beyond reasonable retrieval. how to be
compensated? it is worth more in sentimental value than what it would cost to
replace it with the very next such model that was created on the assembly line.
It's a very similar watch but you know that it is not THE watch to which you attach
so much value. Can you then demand a picasso in return for a five dollar watch
since it was priceless to you and the most expensive possession of the thief
that can even approach the loss is a 100M painting? It seems that some
injustice must remain for there to have been a misdeed in the first place. Such
that nothing can replace the sentimental value?
Maybe it is enough to be compensated with a similar model of watch for
timekeeping but how to recoup the remaining emotional loss?
a suspected/known murderer is out getting groceries to replenish his
dungenon of horrors. he has a victim/victims currently enslaved/bound. if it is
ok to murder murderers then one risks leaving current victims stranded with no
hope of retrieval.
RE: economic goods as being viewed by participants as an increase in value.
someone is holding another person or persons hostage in a home or on a
property. i feel like someone should be able to enter that abode/property
(morally) to rescue that person. how to justify that without invading that
property? the hostage does not view the situation as an increase in value and
so the property ownership is void because all inhabitants do not agree on an
increase in value? so, regardless of what someone may do alone in a given area
designated as their property, it is immoral to violate that space. however, if
another person is present, the propriety of that area as private is dependent
upon the agreement of that person being there?
this seems to preclude separate properties from overlapping each other. it
seems separate adjoining props must permit each other human functions for this
agreement to hold. therefore, blaring music or other activity which does not
permit one property owner to sleep voids the deal? lines are not simply drawn,
they are drawn around a human who must be permitted a certain base level of
respect in order to function properly (or something).
justice as a good and the continuum to extinction inherent in murder as
justice for murder: maybe look at murder as an injustice because it involved an
unwilling participant/victim. in this sense, murdering the murderer would also
be an injustice as it involves an unwilling participant/victim. that simple. if
the murderer agrees to death as pennance for their abuse, then their is no murder,
just a killing (assuming the killer can't bring themselves to commit suicide
and instead requests a hanging/firing squad/etc). the problem i'm encountering with this
thinking is that if it is unjust to force someone to do something they don't
want to do then it is unjust to resist an attack and force/resist the attacker
to do something tey don't want to do. but maybe it is as easy as the resister
attempting to reach a 'good' by resisting a 'bad' instead of initiating. so
initiation is pivotal as has been stated countless times by liberals (i.e.
those seeking/practicing liberty, not the modern distortion of that term by
fascists to pat themselvs on the back).
so if it is unjust to initiate force against someone (murder, rape, theft)
then it is unjust to respond in kind to the offender. that simple. in this
sense, it is unjust to imprison/torture an offender of any stripe. mistaking an
in-kind abuse as justice further cements abuse as justice and society drifts
farther from any kind of moral evolution toward peace. maybe it feels good to
cage/abuse the offender but that feeling must be in common with that felt by
the offender in the first place and cannot be substituted for justice imo.
so that is why i lean towards using the K.I.D.s and all manner of psychic
shenanigans instead of imprisonment and other physical torture. using torture
to extract information or as any measure of justice defiles the righteousness
of the abused/'do-gooders' towards abusers.
it seems that resisting abuse in the moment must be tolerated but the
moment the attack has ceased then so the resistance must cease (or 'so then
must the resistnace cease). if an attacker becomes incapacitated as a result of
a defense from their victim then kicking the attacker when they're down (so to
speak) seems unacceptable if one is going to claim that an injustice occurred
to begin with. injustice as justice is absurd. it's like saying your innie
belly button is an outie.
imprisonment and justice are incompatible
prison/jail is a great de-mystifier that i'm not sure any proponent of
justice can support. take that humongous system of abuse out of the picture and
suddenly angels and aliens and whatever overlord one cares to portray is that
much easier to sell.
the immediate transition from a culture of imprisonment to
K.I.D.s/shenanigans might initially seem overwhelming and like 'too much work'
but a culture of peace would be founded. in this sense, shenanigans might be
best exposed to the world. it is a hefty deterrent to abusers of the world
knowing they will be tormented in 'those' ways. it also seems to be
unscientific for the 'five senses' to be taught as fact when such abilities are
possible. keeping shenanigans a secret seems to beg for a certain amount of
abuse with which those abilities can be used to deter/combat. i'll think of a
better way of saying what i just said because it sounds like 'they're asking
for it' and i don't want to say that. maybe it is unbelievable to those without
the ability and so wise not to mention. does a mind need to be cracked open
with abuse/meds or can any mind be read? i don't know. if any mind can be read
then it can be demonstrated to everyone what is possible and so i think it
would be wise for the ability to be mainstream to act as a deterrent. this can
be sold as unlocking an overlord in case it seems that spilling the beans on
overlords seems to ruin blah
imprisonment as abuse renders police obscene. they restrain people and put
them in cages for a living. it is doubly obscene that they are funded by
taxation which the threat of imprisonment spurs. make the case for private
security in lieu of police force.
i'm hesitant to make this case as a 'moral improvement' like i did
somewhere above so that is why i need to make the case based on IANG
(individuals act, not groups) and that the kind of justice i'm proposing is
based on non-ironic subjective values (something to that effect). i don't want
to be saying 'my way or the highway' i want to make a case that imprisonment is
objectively absurd based on subjective values.
re: shenanigans, IANG, but do groups feel? can joy and pain be shared by
others remotely? i don't know
SUCKERPUNCH AND RESPONSE
Someone is suckerpunched
and is either knocked out or stunned enough that the Puncher has departed,
quite pleased with their assault. If the Punched then gathers themselves and
pursues the Puncher, say, across the street where they now preen, the Punched
initiates a new dispute by seeking revenge with a new encounter. For instance,
by taking a swing and starting a new fight. I made that case today and was met
with bewilderment. So, how to make that case more attractive? Maybe granting
that physical altercations have the potential to be (or are always in some way)
mortal combat. In other words, the passions involved have the potential for one
or both parties to end up dead, then it seems it must follow that the Punched
cannot seek vengeance in a new dispute without having survived the first
encounter. Granting that fights have the potential for one's own death, one
might be disinclined to initiate an encounter they may not survive. That to
respect yourself enough to oppose another's aggression against you, you must
respect yourself not to initiate a dispute which begs a violent defense.
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This is an ever-so-rough
outline.
Notes:
Do not invoke any statistics
to make this case. Perhaps even avoid a definitive claim about a specific
person being innocent. Doing so would claim some knowledge I don’t or can’t
claim to possess. Rely on the, sadly, (regrettable) common knowledge that
people have been imprisoned for acts they did not perform. Reason being is
that, as of now, I sort of want to punch DNA evidence in the nuts for being
99.999% accurate. Not for being unreliable, but for not being CERTAIN. 2 + 2 = 4. 3.9999 rounded up because of pi to
the power of ‘e’ divided by the circumference of some shit is simply not good
enough. We are not talking about a person you know (or care to know) nothing
about. We are talking about YOU. You are playing this lottery – right now! For realz. It is perhaps worth reviewing the
mind of someone sharing such a DNA commonality, but not in itself blah I fucked up this point by ranting
ABSOLUTELY NOT CERTAIN evidence. To say nothing of the portability of blood,
and the dignity/honesty of the expert (whose expertise you likely do not share)
telling you what was under the microscope and what organic matter splattered
against the tubes in their centrifuges.
May 19, 2019
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