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Whats a hill youre willing to die on? - Yin Yang - Oct 13, 2026
Doesn't even have to be serious. I'll start: subtitles make almost every movie better.
RE: Whats a hill youre willing to die on? - Sift - Oct 13, 2026
Yea I agree on the subtitles sometimes I don’t hear the conversations well enough so helps to have subtitles on.
But I’d be willing to die on the hill that pepsi is better than Coke.
RE: Whats a hill youre willing to die on? - Deany - Oct 13, 2026
Gunpla is the best hobby is the hill I die on
RE: Whats a hill youre willing to die on? - Laughing Man - Oct 13, 2026
(26 hours ago)Sift Wrote: Yea I agree on the subtitles sometimes I don’t hear the conversations well enough so helps to have subtitles on.
But I’d be willing to die on the hill that pepsi is better than Coke.
oooo bold statement but Jack-In-The-Box & McDonald's have the best coke.
RE: Whats a hill youre willing to die on? - Sift - Oct 13, 2026
(24 hours ago)Laughing Man Wrote: oooo bold statement but Jack-In-The-Box & McDonald's have the best coke.
That is a interesting statement to be willing to die on the hill for.
RE: Whats a hill youre willing to die on? - Oh_Well - Oct 13, 2026
Anarchy is not the absence of order. It is the rejection of the idea that order must come from domination.
We've built a world where obedience is mistaken for morality, legality for justice, and authority for legitimacy. We're taught to fear a society without rulers, yet rarely question why a society with rulers has normalized poverty alongside abundance, borders across a shared planet, and violence when committed by institutions.
The greatest achievement of power is convincing people that human beings are incapable of organizing themselves without being controlled.
I don't believe humanity's fundamental problem is that we lack authority. I believe it's that we've spent centuries surrendering our responsibility to one another in exchange for the illusion of security.
So my answer is that no human being is born with the right to rule another, and no human being is born with the obligation to obey.