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6 minutes ago, Alflives said:
Alf believes in common sense and (of course) booze. People will compete. It’s in our nature just like it’s in our nature to booze it up.
Competition is one thing, oppression another. I cant get behind oppression. Might explain why Im a misanthrope.
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15 minutes ago, Alflives said:
For sure. It would be perfect if we were all 100% accepting of other humans’ needs and the needs of all living things. Sadly, we aren’t and can’t be. Our species would not exist if that was the case.
Aren’t - true. Can’t - I refuse to accept the status quo can’t be changed.
1 minute ago, Canuckle said:Check this out:
Total liberation, also referred to as total liberation ecology or veganarchism, is a political philosophy and movement that combines anarchism with a commitment to animal and earth liberation. Whilst more traditional approaches to anarchism have often focused primarily on opposing the state and capitalism, total liberation is additionally concerned with opposing all additional forms of human oppression as well as the oppression of other animals and ecosystems.
Proponents of total liberation typically espouse a holistic and intersectional approach aimed at using direct action to dismantle all forms of domination and hierarchy, common examples of which include the state, capitalism, patriarchy, racism, heterosexism, cissexism, disablism, ageism, speciesism and ecological domination.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_liberation
Yeah Ive crossed paths with this before. Pretty radical stuff. Am i necessarily against capitalism/the state tho? Hard to say- I only dip my toes into political philosophy. I do find the connections/conflict between libertarianism and anarchism fascinating tho.
Admittedly, my focus has always been in ethics. The moral principles/reasoning underlying those “isms”.
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It would be nice (intelligent/rational) to live in a world where economies recognize the moral standing of non human animals
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Good effort all around to finish the road trip. Hope the boys are becoming the team we all want to see
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props to Garland’s hustle in the final seconds!
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Myers and his unforced errors ungh
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Beau playing w more urgency
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Just now, NucksFan said:
Joshua is everywhere
he’s had a good game
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ok NOW the Canucks need Bluegar/Aman out there
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Need Bluegar/Aman out there
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He’s a quick skater and a fitness freak-just hasnt been able to elevate his skills. He’s gonna be a PDG like player probably at some point down the road.
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IMO a big reason the Canucks dominated CGY in the pre season was having a shutdown line like Aman Bluegar Studnicka. And they can generate scoring chances. I hope we see them bsck together sooner than later.
Joshua Sutr Lafferty would have an identity as well.
Hoagie/Studnicka rotating in/out battling for ice time would be good for them this season.
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Kuz EP Hoagie
PDG JM BB
IM (ease him in) PS SL
DJ Bluegar Aman
Studnicka
Hughes Cole
Soucy Hronek
??? Friedman
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8 minutes ago, Canuckfanforlife82 said:
No but it just feels like no matter what he can do what he wants and the coaches don't hold him accountable. Ignore his mistakes completely. McWard does the same thing, he's stapled to the bench . Double standard. I don't get how that's healthy for anyone.
he’s a respected veteran. as much as i think it would do both VAN and Myers good to have a change of scenery, you dont need to bench him. I think he cares and is accountable, but hes too mistake prone. trading him would qualify as a message sent.
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13 minutes ago, PhillipBlunt said:
BREAKING NEWS: Tyler Myers sucks.
dude that’s not breaking!
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Easier said than done but I want to see Allvin be decisive. Beauvillier and Meyers aint helping things.
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GD Meyers. Cant receive pass. Cant clear puck
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trade trade trade lets go
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1 minute ago, IBatch said:
Yep. We trained so hard that we overtrained when we were in our early 20's. And had to reel it back. This wasn't anything but a flat team losing a game.
They faced a team whose primary non negotiable IS compete at their home opener nonetheless. VAN wasnt up to the yesterday. The game was there for them if they handled PHI’s pressure.
But let’s play the blame game rather than be accountable. OP using terms like “boomer” but they sound like the ignorant, self entitled youth of today.
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28 minutes ago, BPA said:I would say it was an ill timed practice.
As @Blue mentioned, there needs to be a recovery period. Otherwise why not have back to back to back to back games? Recovery is important. Especially for a team recovering from the flu.Tocchett has spoken on the record about how important recovery is. He’s a former elite athlete-he 100% understands the concept.
OP is a strawman-it wasnt a bag skate. They had a hard practice w battle drills then 5 mins of line skating. That’s not something an elite athlete cant recover from.
But keep erroneously using terms like “reductio” OP lmao. What joke
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Friedman looks like a pretty good skater. Could be a stylistic fit with Soucy.
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I bet we see Aman back in the near future. Never have to worry about his effort.
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Economic Models/Systems For Society Today/Tomorrow
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Should the oppressed merely accept their oppression? Should we as a whole accept that even if some stand to benefit at the huge cost of others?
More fundamentally Alf, we are rational creatures. We can make mistakes (fallible) but the ability to reason (and act upon it) is paramount.
Ive been sporadically reading Robert Nozick “Anarchy State & Utopia”. He’s had some interesting views on animals so I figured Id learn more about his particular version of libertarianism.
To your point, not many people have a real coherent understanding of political philosophy. It’s a lot of hard work. Kind of brings me back to my point w Alf.