Axxe55
Retiretgtshit stirrer
I had my Marantz system in the late 1970's. It was perfect for a young guy on a budget who wanted an impressive "looking" and loud system to show off!
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I had my Marantz system in the late 1970's. It was perfect for a young guy on a budget who wanted an impressive "looking" and loud system to show off!
I'd like a Palmer 2.5 but it's way out of my price range. Maybe some day.
If I ever start listening to vinyl obsessively, as I once did, my first purchase will be a good record cleaner.
Axxe55
Retiretgtshit stirrer
Choo choo train took the dirt road!
motorcarman
Compulsive Collector
I found some new needles for my Shure and Pickering cartridges to get my old Pioneer PL15D table going again. (with a new belt)
I have an old 1997 Sony VAIO Pentium I 233 computer that came setup for Audio/Video recording/editing so I have been copying my mom's old records as well as some of my obscure LPs that were never on CD or anywhere else I could find.
The turntable into the Sony VAIO saves as WAV and then I convert to MP3.
Lots of 'pops & scratches' but records from the 50s to the 70s will do that.
You'd rather have a person who doesn't share your values period point blank? How is libertarian "Dem lite"? If anything it's "Republite". freedom is freedom it applies to all. Period. It's sure better than the basic Republican or Democrat Tennants imho
Can you describe what you mean by that? I would not declare myself a Marxist by any means, but I do have to agree with what she said. It's not enough to be passively not rasist. We are all the same. Skin tone makes no lick of difference. But if I'm quiet in the face of intolerance and racism, not being actively anti-racist, it makes me no better than the hatemongers because silence is complicity. We need to stand up for one another and all say we will not tolerate this any longer. Every man and woman is my brother and sister. We are ALL each other's keepers. Now perhaps I misunderstood but when you say you won't vote for a Marxist... You're defining her off a single point in her ideology that crosses in part with Marxism, but is not Marxist. You may disagree with everything in an ideology but a broken clock will still be correct twice a day and one single agreement with an opposing side does not make you the same as them.
Here is my problem with the anti-racist movement summed up.
Critical race theory, the anti-racism movement and Marxism are inexorably linked together.
Jorgensen is using the exact same language as those of the leftist and anti-capitalism movements. I agree with many parts of the LP platform especially in terms of government sponsored violence against citizens.
I have no problem with those that call out racism and have done so myself on this very forum. But I have no interest in joining a movement or platform rooted in foundational beliefs diametrically opposed to my own. I cannot support a presidential candidate that embraces the same.
A related article:
https://www.heritage.org/civil-soci...cal-race-theory-poisons-our-discussion-racism
The quote above is exactly what I'm alluding to. And it's anti-libertarian in nature because it denies the agency of the individual with it's embrace of authoritarian group think.
That is why I'm against the anti-racism movement.
Critical race theory, the anti-racism movement and Marxism are inexorably linked together.
Jorgensen is using the exact same language as those of the leftist and anti-capitalism movements. I agree with many parts of the LP platform especially in terms of government sponsored violence against citizens.
I have no problem with those that call out racism and have done so myself on this very forum. But I have no interest in joining a movement or platform rooted in foundational beliefs diametrically opposed to my own. I cannot support a presidential candidate that embraces the same.
A related article:
https://www.heritage.org/civil-soci...cal-race-theory-poisons-our-discussion-racism
The quote above is exactly what I'm alluding to. And it's anti-libertarian in nature because it denies the agency of the individual with it's embrace of authoritarian group think.
That is why I'm against the anti-racism movement.
