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The most primary function of the state, if anything, is to keep things safe. If what a citizen needs to be kept safe from is the state, it's an illegitimate state. This is a strict dichotomy.

Advocate wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 2:47 pm The most primary fiction of the state, if anything, is to keep things safe. If what a citizen needs to be kept safe from is the state, it's an illegitimate state. This is a strict dichotomy.

And if what a citizen needs is to be kept safe from themselves - is that a legitimate state?

Say when a citizen endangers themselves by refusing vaccination.

The theme collection, of primary function of the state: theology's misappropriation, of gravitation to body glamour's user to internet story, of the computer brain is written text juggling left-wing transcendence taking stabs through sociology, of jobs' imagination pulling back so that it can only activate the sociology definition of jobs, isn't a problem, to sunlight's non-problem ability:

To support bureaucracy sociology's democratic right, to have its users generate empathy to it, from the (nihilism = emotion) database of each day is just a computer socialist rather than spiritual socialist database, using the theology bullshit of nihilism = emotion from no symbiosis.

Supporting the mythology, of this primary function of the state metaphor world:
The physics grabs, of holding onto dear life, are theology's demon to demon imitation of helping emotion