Throughout human history, there have been many instances where an unfree part of society turned tools of labor into weapons and masked forbidden training as ritual dances. What does Ankap-chan think of this practice in relation to our time and gun control laws?

Moskvich

There is no more useful weaponized hobby for libertarians of all ages today than model aircraft clubs, drone piloting competitions, and similar completely harmless things. In Montelibero, there are already talks that a shooting club is, of course, a pleasant hobby, but how about teaching children to fly? Children are already learning this, of course, but not systematically enough; the ritual dances need further development.

Another useful type of ritual dance is the creative application of such a convenient agricultural tool as artificial intelligence. When a flying buzzing box autonomously combs through the mountains, finds a person lying in an inconspicuous crack, and carefully drops something useful to them—say, a first aid kit or a bottle of rakia, so they can tidy themselves up and hold out until rescuers arrive—that is extremely in demand for Montenegro. And why autonomously? Because in the mountains, you can’t ensure a stable radio signal; the slopes work no worse than some kind of EW device, such is the misfortune.

As for the harsh Olympic disciplines passed down from our ancestors, such as javelin throwing, we will leave those to the statists; let them continue preparing for the last war.

This girl is a bad dancer; you should look at the screen, not at the drone.

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