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“And you thought women were the only backstabbers...well, you were wrong, Club Man!”
― Aaron Kyle Andresen

“There is no way I'm parrying that shit, dude. You really think I could parry that? I could try. I could try. I'll get my dick smashed in, but I could try.”
― Aaron Kyle Andresen

“It's personal now. It's personal between me and Sir Clubbington.”
― Aaron Kyle Andresen

“Havel's a little bitch and he needs to die, cause there's only one king of this forest and he doesn't have a granite club. He's got a tiki skirt and a whole shit load of resolve. Let's go.”
― Aaron Kyle Andresen

“The function of the state and of its structures in such a society are limited only to that which cannot be performed by anyone else. [Quoting Valclad Havel]”
― Rebecca Solnit, A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Communities That Arise in Disaster

“Everyone we encounter is facing an unceasing succession of choices in their own arrangements of unique circumstances, applying their own combinations of values.

When people are sovereign together, they generate unpredictability.

And as they do, they recognize this in one another, welcome it, and gain from it. When we apprehend others are "leib", we see them doing what we are doing: making choices in the zone between the world of things and the world of values.

Working together, people bring human unpredictability into the world - and joyfully. This helps us to be free of all the people and forces that would rule us by predicting us - or by making us more predictable.

Free people are predictable to themselves but unpredictable to authorities and machines.

Unfree people are unpredictable to themselves and predictable to rulers.

Such unpredictability allows us to become free, together. The texture of the world of values enters our own world.”
― Timothy Snyder, On Freedom