He just (as far as I can tell) disagrees with the fundamental job of government, regardless of what's in the official documents from way back when.
There's a certain contrarian streak in (usually) straight cis white dudes that makes them think this way, I swear.
I mean, they don't know what the fuck they're talking about, refuse to listen to facts, and are smug little shits, and it drives me nuts. I have friends like that.
(ALSO? STEVE ROGERS: NOT A FUCKING LIBERTARIAN.)
(Like, when the fuck did they get full custody of the idea of freedom? Fuck those guys.)
I'm waiting in the hotel room for shrift, and I'm watching Olympic badminton.
Huh.
I mean, I guess I see how it's kind of like doubles tennis. Just...what makes you think, "No, my heart is really in badminton"? A dislike of running so much?
I learned to drive stick on tractors years before I learned how to drive a car. Got my license at 16 after taking drivers ed in school, like almost all kids in my school did. Living in the country, having a drivers license was essential for my high school social life.
This was me, entirely. I drove my stepdad's old car, though, didn't get one of my own until college.
in the hope that one of them will take up more of my time and need to be considered when I make decisions
You know, the more one thinks about it, relationships need a better PR manager. Once a woman gets used to life on her own, a man (or what have you) doesn't have as many value-added features as you'd think.
And that and that.
(ALSO? STEVE ROGERS: NOT A FUCKING LIBERTARIAN.)
And that.
(ALSO? STEVE ROGERS: NOT A FUCKING LIBERTARIAN.)
Ha! I was glad you countered him in that FB comments section. He's generally awesome, but ISTG, I have no idea where this libertarian streak came from.
My office just burst out into "Make a Man Out of You" from Mulan, with one guy singing it, then another repeating it, though no one seems to know any of it past "Let's get down to business, to defeat the Huns."
I kind of love my office. Though I very quickly shut down the guy who was starting on "Hakuna Matata."
I have no idea where this libertarian streak came from.
His opposition to the Sokivia accords kind of means he's against government oversight.
His opposition to the Sokivia accords kind of means he's against government oversight.
Ha!
But I'd counter, if we're not talking Tep Bro, that his issue wasn't against oversight and accountability as a concept: it was about the specific execution of that concept as seen in the Sokovia accords as they were presented to the team.
Re: Teppy Bro,
Most of the guys I see it in have strong issue with authority without the mitigating factor of dealing with an axes of oppression.
I have issues with authority.
I also believe that you can't have freedom without a strong social safety net.
Once a woman gets used to life on her own, a man (or what have you) doesn't have as many value-added features as you'd think.
Maybe for introverts or people who aren't into sex? I mean, not wanting a man, per se, but you know what I mean.
