Cowardly Sweden - again

[TheoK]

He was wrong. He was the corrupt one, though.

OK. So when did the people give away their right to rule themselves to a government for the first time? Because that's the only way a state could ever be anything but corrupt. Self-deceiving hypocrite.

You did when you accepted the money form the state. Hypocrite. If you don't want anything to do with the state, don't accept their money.

Idiot. When in history did the people give away their freedoms to the "state"? Never, and you know it.

You did, just as I said. Hypocrite.

So the state was founded when I got disability?

[odeon]

He was wrong. He was the corrupt one, though.

OK. So when did the people give away their right to rule themselves to a government for the first time? Because that's the only way a state could ever be anything but corrupt. Self-deceiving hypocrite.

You did when you accepted the money form the state. Hypocrite. If you don't want anything to do with the state, don't accept their money.

Idiot. When in history did the people give away their freedoms to the "state"? Never, and you know it.

You did, just as I said. Hypocrite.

So the state was founded when I got disability?

Let me know when you are brave enough to say no to disability.

[TheoK]

He was wrong. He was the corrupt one, though.

OK. So when did the people give away their right to rule themselves to a government for the first time? Because that's the only way a state could ever be anything but corrupt. Self-deceiving hypocrite.

You did when you accepted the money form the state. Hypocrite. If you don't want anything to do with the state, don't accept their money.

Idiot. When in history did the people give away their freedoms to the "state"? Never, and you know it.

You did, just as I said. Hypocrite.

So the state was founded when I got disability?

Let me know when you are brave enough to say no to disability.

They owe me that anyway. 1000 kronor for every day I was bullied for 6 years in school makes 1000x200x6=1.2 millions. And that is a low demand for compensation.

[odeon]

He was wrong. He was the corrupt one, though.

OK. So when did the people give away their right to rule themselves to a government for the first time? Because that's the only way a state could ever be anything but corrupt. Self-deceiving hypocrite.

You did when you accepted the money form the state. Hypocrite. If you don't want anything to do with the state, don't accept their money.

Idiot. When in history did the people give away their freedoms to the "state"? Never, and you know it.

You did, just as I said. Hypocrite.

So the state was founded when I got disability?

Let me know when you are brave enough to say no to disability.

They owe me that anyway. 1000 kronor for every day I was bullied for 6 years in school makes 1000x200x6=1.2 millions. And that is a low demand for compensation.

You owe me more for the bs you store on my server space.

Hypocrite.

[Peter]

Why don't you just admit that Sweden is rigid and fucked up? Look at that melatonin thing: what you can buy totally free in the US and most of Europe needs a special license from a doctor here!

In the UK, you can import most prescription drugs provided that they're not scheduled (so no Vallium, amphetamine, pure opiates etc) and they're only for your personal use, but melatonin and Viagra are exceptions to that rule, and will be confiscated by customs unless you can produce a prescription; it seems they were singled out largely due to their popularity.  That said, I was able to buy melatonin and viagra online without problems; it's just a matter of chance whether the package gets examined or not.

It's also very difficult here, as far as I'm aware, to get hold of a wide range of dangerous and interesting chemicals unless they're part of a product marketed for a specific purpose like drain cleaner, pool treatments, car batteries etc.  UK pharmacies sell paracetamol and baby formula, not concentrated mineral acids.  The difficulty of obtaining concentrated mineral acids in Sweden and the UK does at least have the benefit of protecting women, since some cultures have a bit of a sweet spot for acid attacks on women when those acids are easy to get hold of.

[Christopher McCandless]

He was wrong. He was the corrupt one, though.

OK. So when did the people give away their right to rule themselves to a government for the first time? Because that's the only way a state could ever be anything but corrupt. Self-deceiving hypocrite.

You did when you accepted the money form the state. Hypocrite. If you don't want anything to do with the state, don't accept their money.

Idiot. When in history did the people give away their freedoms to the "state"? Never, and you know it.

You did, just as I said. Hypocrite.

So the state was founded when I got disability?

Let me know when you are brave enough to say no to disability.

Why would be that foolish?

If the state wants us all to work, they should find us good jobs and give them to us. Its not like most of us are refusing.

[TheoK]

Why don't you just admit that Sweden is rigid and fucked up? Look at that melatonin thing: what you can buy totally free in the US and most of Europe needs a special license from a doctor here!

In the UK, you can import most prescription drugs provided that they're not scheduled (so no Vallium, amphetamine, pure opiates etc) and they're only for your personal use, but melatonin and Viagra are exceptions to that rule, and will be confiscated by customs unless you can produce a prescription; it seems they were singled out largely due to their popularity.  That said, I was able to buy melatonin and viagra online without problems; it's just a matter of chance whether the package gets examined or not.

It's also very difficult here, as far as I'm aware, to get hold of a wide range of dangerous and interesting chemicals unless they're part of a product marketed for a specific purpose like drain cleaner, pool treatments, car batteries etc.  UK pharmacies sell paracetamol and baby formula, not concentrated mineral acids.  The difficulty of obtaining concentrated mineral acids in Sweden and the UK does at least have the benefit of protecting women, since some cultures have a bit of a sweet spot for acid attacks on women when those acids are easy to get hold of.

I can tell you a funny story about that. Both nitric and sulphuric acids are free in Denmark, but then some Gypsies bought several litres at a time, so now many stores have a book where the customers have to write down their names. But that wouldn't be possible in Sweden of course.

You can buy hydrochloric acid here, though, so the women aren't safe for acid attacks anyway.

[odeon]

He was wrong. He was the corrupt one, though.

OK. So when did the people give away their right to rule themselves to a government for the first time? Because that's the only way a state could ever be anything but corrupt. Self-deceiving hypocrite.

You did when you accepted the money form the state. Hypocrite. If you don't want anything to do with the state, don't accept their money.

Idiot. When in history did the people give away their freedoms to the "state"? Never, and you know it.

You did, just as I said. Hypocrite.

So the state was founded when I got disability?

Let me know when you are brave enough to say no to disability.

Why would be that foolish?

If the state wants us all to work, they should find us good jobs and give them to us. Its not like most of us are refusing.

Ahh, you want the state to be your nanny. Well, yes, carry on.

[RageBeoulve]

 

Shutup.

[odeon]

Who? Me?

[Christopher McCandless]

He was wrong. He was the corrupt one, though.

OK. So when did the people give away their right to rule themselves to a government for the first time? Because that's the only way a state could ever be anything but corrupt. Self-deceiving hypocrite.

You did when you accepted the money form the state. Hypocrite. If you don't want anything to do with the state, don't accept their money.

Idiot. When in history did the people give away their freedoms to the "state"? Never, and you know it.

You did, just as I said. Hypocrite.

So the state was founded when I got disability?

Let me know when you are brave enough to say no to disability.

Why would be that foolish?

If the state wants us all to work, they should find us good jobs and give them to us. Its not like most of us are refusing.

Ahh, you want the state to be your nanny. Well, yes, carry on.

No, I want the state to be set up in such a manner that opportunities go to the best and brightest, rather than whose cock someone has sucked. I also want participation in the system to be as voluntary as possible. In short, we should not have to play the NT's silly little games, they can play them and we should be allowed to bypass them.

[TheoK]

 

[odeon]

He was wrong. He was the corrupt one, though.

OK. So when did the people give away their right to rule themselves to a government for the first time? Because that's the only way a state could ever be anything but corrupt. Self-deceiving hypocrite.

You did when you accepted the money form the state. Hypocrite. If you don't want anything to do with the state, don't accept their money.

Idiot. When in history did the people give away their freedoms to the "state"? Never, and you know it.

You did, just as I said. Hypocrite.

So the state was founded when I got disability?

Let me know when you are brave enough to say no to disability.

Why would be that foolish?

If the state wants us all to work, they should find us good jobs and give them to us. Its not like most of us are refusing.

Ahh, you want the state to be your nanny. Well, yes, carry on.

No, I want the state to be set up in such a manner that opportunities go to the best and brightest, rather than whose cock someone has sucked. I also want participation in the system to be as voluntary as possible. In short, we should not have to play the NT's silly little games, they can play them and we should be allowed to bypass them.

What makes you think you'd be picked?

[TheoK]

He has the right spirit, at least, while you have the typical Swedish spirit: "It's no idea trying, because it won't succeed anyway." That attitude makes it 100% sure it won't succeed.

[odeon]

What makes you think I reason like that?

If I want something done, I try to make it happen rather than waiting for others to do it for me. Beats whining about it.