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2025-09-14 23:21:03 CEST

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rumpleminze is my favorite. all the good stuff about alcohol (getting drunk) with none of the bad stuff (gross taste, bad breath, hangovers) it's actually surprising it has the alc% it does. have it with chocolate and it's just like drinking a york bar

2025-09-09 19:37:32 CEST

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It's not the unemployment which is scary, it's the underemployment. Nobody is reaching their potential. Guys who could be solving problems are flipping burgers and playing factorio.

2025-09-07 16:03:44 CEST

Sleeping used to be a good way to "reset" whenever the day was blue, but lately I've been feeling the exact same way waking up as I did when my head hit the pillow.

2025-09-03 06:03:36 CEST

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sorry I meant positive responses, not rejections. There are two job listings I see which I'm more than qualified for and fairly sure I could get, but that is entirely up to the whims of the hiring managers. Also they don't list the wage so lol lmao

2025-09-03 05:58:19 CEST

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If I don't get any responses by the week's end I'm buying liquor.

2025-09-03 05:57:48 CEST

I can't sleep so I'm going to apply for more jobs. The American Dream.

2025-08-28 12:39:04 CEST

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hahahaha I haven't even slept yet
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2025-08-28 11:44:24 CEST

the only acceptable girl archetypes are the ditzy, the cheery, the giddy, and the flustered.
#note1487…34hv

2025-08-28 11:35:49 CEST

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that's cause they're guys with major malfunctions in their heads who see women acting like cunts and get turned on instead of repulsed. It's like the opposite brain tumor to the one that makes guys like sad girls.

2025-08-28 11:24:14 CEST

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also known as bitch ass hoes

2025-08-28 11:22:28 CEST

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That's why women with "angry" base personalities are genuinely a lost cause to me. If she does not primarily and naturally either reason or empathize then I have zero interest in having her in my life.

2025-08-28 11:18:11 CEST

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It's a bit surprising how many people in my life fall into the "angry" category. I'd say a good plurality of friends and colleagues would fit that description. It's not even a bad thing, they're just different from me on a very fundamental level.

2025-08-28 10:39:25 CEST

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Angry people are the worst. They usually have the most drive to do things, but they often use neither their brains nor their heart and end up as petty tyrants or vengeful spirits.

2025-08-28 10:34:45 CEST

I may have a personality that is shaped from fear, but that is infinitely preferable to one forged in rage or molded by guilt.

2025-08-27 22:16:03 CEST

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Looking at it purely from memetics, I believe it's nothing more than an elaborate ploy to be remembered and talked about after death. Whatever real opinions this monster may have had, they clearly all came secondary to drawing as much attention as possible and causing as much chaos to the victims and observers.
I have nothing but contempt for people like that, but I will feel just as angry at whichever media pundits take this story and selectively use the gibberish slogans on the guns to try and score political points. The best thing to do is pray for the families of the victims and leave his memory in the ash, because he explicitly wants the opposite.

2025-08-26 03:32:27 CEST

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That's why I've been repeatedly outspoken about blanket student loan forgiveness, even though I really *wanted* to be all high and mighty about it. I saw the scam waaaaayyy back in middle school when I realized I knew about as much as college graduates on subjects I was mildly interested in, all simply because I had Internet access as a kid and they didn't. I *wanted* to be smug, but life funneled me along the same path regardless of my own misgivings, all so I could have a piece of paper that says I can finally enter the higher workforce now (lol lmao)

2025-08-26 02:57:06 CEST

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how tf did you default? student loans are literally the only debts you can't clear via bankruptcy.

2025-08-26 02:53:46 CEST

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holy shit nigga what was tuition

2025-08-26 02:50:34 CEST

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my loans begin accruing interest next month and I'm pissing and shitting myself. my bank balance is as low as I can feasibly make it to lessen the gains but it still terrifies me.

2025-08-26 02:28:36 CEST

thinking about this again and wishing I had $3500+ to spend every month. absolutely crazy numbers, I feel like the only financially sane person in existence
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2025-08-25 22:03:57 CEST

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I've seen the boomer advice work with my own eyes. Someone I know had a 100% rejection rate to every single application sent online, but immediately had multiple places offer a job starting the very next week in her field of study at a local job fair. The only reason she never accepted the offers was because she was moving states.

2025-08-24 08:15:16 CEST

I wonder just how different people are offline compared to online, especially from Internet corners like these.

2025-08-20 21:07:12 CEST

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this video gives off huge "terry davis bird-staring-at-computer" vibes.
that cat has no idea what he's even looking at

2025-08-17 05:26:58 CEST

Another good thing about learning languages is that you can more easily notice mental blindspots/pigeonholes in how individuals and cultures process information. For example, I (and many anglophones) rely a lot on starting sentences with "I think..." to convey opinion, when most latin languages opt to overuse "I believe..." which is is similar but clearly distinct.

2025-08-06 23:30:03 CEST

HOLY SHIT I WAS DELUDED
I GENUINELY THOUGHT I HAD THINGS FIGURED OUT. I THOUGHT I ESCAPED THE ZOOMER CURSE. I SOMEHOW THOUGHT THAT I COULD RISE ABOVE IT THROUGH MERIT AND LUCK.
NOPE. IT'S A CONSTANT.

2025-08-03 10:16:18 CEST

I just wanna be
it's not fair
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2025-08-03 09:28:36 CEST

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Well, in large part, we think ourselves more refined than the madman because we point to the end results and say "Look here, I reasoned and planned, and it got me where I am today! The madman either made a flaw in logic, or did not think at all, and that is the source of his misfortune." but that opens an entirely different and equally difficult discussion.
When people look at raccoons repeatedly wash away cotton candy, or cats incessantly lick themselves clean, there's a recognition that they are perhaps slaves to their own programming. The idea that humans have similar faults is scary, because it suddenly forces you to consider that you might not be the complete agent of your life. That's not a light thing to dwell upon.

2025-08-03 08:48:26 CEST

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For a lot of people, it's basically admitting that we're animals.
I don't like the idea that I merely do things, I take comfort in the little idea that I do things *because*. If my own actions are a not a product of reason, what's the difference between myself and a madman? That's the reasoning in any case.

2025-08-03 08:35:33 CEST

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I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing either. Slight digression, but I suppose I've resigned to stop putting so much emphasis on justifications altogether. Whether I do something because I believe it logically or morally, I still did the thing, and that's now where my focus is placed.
For all the stuff I write about worldviews and rationals, I'm beginning to believe it's largely a way to stay sane, because "I did it on instinct" isn't something we- and especially me- like to admit.

2025-08-03 08:07:55 CEST

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lol that was exactly my conclusion when I wrote my word salad. This was the very next sentence I chose not to include:
>The last of these options seems to be the most common response picked. Perhaps there is a priority list of values which tips the scales towards the irrational view.

2025-08-03 08:01:08 CEST

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That feels like a very religious take.

2025-08-03 07:52:56 CEST

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I actually wrote about that too, in... hold on let me find it.
Journal entry, 06/06/2023. probably rambly and not worth reading:
>it's odd that we contain ideas that sometimes clash and contradict in very large ways, yet often are blind to these inconsistencies or continue with them long after being exposed to them. (My favorite inconsistency (personally) are ardent marxists who are simultaneously feminists, but that is very low hanging fruit and speaks little to the volume of inconsistent ideas that I myself hold)
>If you look through and read old philosophies like gnosticism, hermeticism, stoicism, aristotelianism, etc. it's likely that you will see some very intriguing lenses to parse the world through, although the chance that you will accept everything and declare yourself as an ardent follower of those philosophies is probably very low. (and if you find yourself switching ideologies rapidly after learning about them, consider that you may be very easily influenced, or you possibly just have poor knowledge retention)
>In truth, humans are very good at catching novel ideas off others and using it as a tool in conjunction with their already existing worldview. This is natural and largely beneficial, as you can better filter information through varied worldviews and come to a more personalized understanding of how things work. This is, in my opinion, what differentiates the real human beans™️ from the unwashed NPC masses. Or maybe the "NPCs" just have an unlucky combination of a lower volume of lenses combined with poor lense quality, and lack the desire to broaden that aspect of themselves. After all, who needs to learn the complex orgins of modern philosophical reasoning when you can compare every interaction to Star Wars or Harry Potter?
>Regardless, one observation that arrises from this laissez-faire system of retention is that eventually you will run into phenomena which have contradictory explanations- two beliefs that you may have initially held simultaneously are now at ends with each other. When this problem presents itself, you feel a specific form of cognitive dissonance. The response to this can manifest in several ways:
>One worldview will overtake the other, with the lesser view taking a lower priority;
>One worldview will overtake the other, with the lesser view being removed from your lenses completely;
>The issue is shelved, retaining both beliefs in a schrödinger fashion until one is deemed less probable;
>The dominant yet irrational worldview retaining a higher priority than the more rational view, usually accompanied by a thought-terminating cliché.

2025-08-03 07:36:42 CEST

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other assorted past thoughts of mine on the subject:
>Libtards joke about flat earthers but they created the trust crisis to begin with. If regular guys can't trust the science, what do you expect them to do?
>It's one thing to be lied to about Santa, it's another thing to be lied to about the past, present, and future.
>We're now several decades into a severe trust crisis, and you either believe everything they tell you, or you believe nothing but your own two eyes. That's basically the two camps of people you'll find nowadays.
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2025-08-03 07:32:28 CEST

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I've thought and written a lot about this ever since I met some PNW wignats irl a few years back, and realized they were just as insane as troons: https://poa.st/@veff/posts/AYY2ZAi8SF0gqX5Udk
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2025-07-30 05:14:07 CEST

music was made for sunsets
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2025-07-28 04:36:30 CEST

sat in the sun today doing nothing, I feel exhausted.

2025-07-23 05:58:18 CEST

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the chad moped vs the virgin motorbike
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2025-07-23 05:55:05 CEST

I don't really know if I like who I am

2025-07-23 02:27:01 CEST

I think there are monogamous and polygamous variants of humans. There are some horny fucks who are totally willing to sleep with people they just met but I literally can't even when given the opportunity. Like I'm compelled to court or at *least* be friends before I can even think about intimacy. But everywhere I go it seems like it's actually a plurality of *women* who would sleep with someone they just met.

2025-07-18 18:52:49 CEST

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why is tinnitus always eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
and never oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
or aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ting tang walla walla bing bang
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2025-07-16 21:59:25 CEST

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I bring it up in the stats because it goes further than simple opinions on government policy. Leftism, Feminism, Socialism etc. is an academic cult. They don't vote for Democrat policies "to help out the underdogs" but rather because they derive purpose and meaning behind identifying as "Democrat." They're not a woman first, feminist second. They're feminist first, woman second.
Look at how many dating profiles say "swipe left if you're a republican." If politics are more valuable to her life than love, she won't actually love you. Even if you happen to agree with her politics, you'll never know for certain if she loves you or her politics more.

2025-07-15 04:32:25 CEST

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It's the statistics that really shatter my view on sex and relationships. Virginity aside, you'd think the requirements of
>female
>attractive
>won't ruin my life
would be a pretty low bar, but that's actually really picky nowadays.
Consider the following:
>~60% of young American women are obese
>~72% of women go to college, meaning they have debt you need to take care of, most likely for a useless degree
>~65% of young women identify as democrat or feminist
>~40% of single women 18-35 are single moms
>CDC estimates ~25% of women have HERPES, rates of other STDs likely increase this percentage
>~25% of women are on antidepressants, other mental illnesses increase this percentage
>15% of women have 4+ tattoos
now obviously there's co-correlation to factor into these numbers, but that would still leave such an infinitesimally small number of women actually capable of fulfilling the THREE WHOLE REQUIREMENTS I look for before I'm willing to spend my one finite life with them. I'm going to be single forever.

2025-07-13 17:44:52 CEST

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If you've ever spoken to business majors you'll know this is explicitly taught as good practice. The goal is to increase profit margins at any cost, including the long term survival of the company. According to economic nerds, it balances out because the companies that don't do that become dominant blah blah blah, but they fail to understand that it's every company doing it simultaneously. That's why hand tools are such low quality compared to the stuff grandpa has in his garage, and why appliances break after a couple months of constant use.

2025-07-13 05:42:41 CEST

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I'm not joking btw, and they in fact *do* have a problem with it :pensive_cowboy:

2025-07-13 05:41:27 CEST

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>you don't have spotify??
No bitch, I download mp3s of my favorite songs to listen to offline like it's still the mid 90s. Got a problem with it?

2025-07-13 05:39:24 CEST

I really should either properly modernize and get all the normie apps, or I should do the opposite and sell my phone and live like it's the 1920s.

2025-07-13 05:03:05 CEST

the American obesity epidemic is especially peculiar because of our climate. It's one thing if we lived in Nordic conditions where some blubber is natural due to staying indoors and having body insulation, but half the country is hot as hell. It should all sweat off, but we Americans expertly cultivate our guts to retain their bulbous form despite it all.
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2024-09-26 07:40:33 CEST

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Yeah maybe I'll look into it more, but your whole premise is about as sound as mine is. On the one hand you say
>None of the positions would support a mentality of giving up because God will sort it out
but then say
>things will get worse the closer to the end we get, and that only God will determine when the end is
but if it is not up to us, what incentive is there to not give up? Ultimately nothing I do will actually work against the forces of evil because God himself prophesied against me, so it's not exactly the assurance that everyone keeps claiming it is.
>What is actually needed is for Christians to take their faith seriously and act like Christians.
This is ultimately meaningless because nobody can agree on what acting Christlike actually means. Everyone has their own definitions and there is nothing to grant merit to any of them beyond success vs failure, and they're *all* failing.

2024-09-26 07:01:32 CEST

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I've largely covered the sentiment before here: https://poa.st/objects/ab0ec232-71e8-4638-8b69-c85071264b53
and here: https://poa.st/objects/dd5ecb44-cf26-4a4a-a9a2-e5978051b184
but the short answer is that unlike judaism which believes they can usher in their God by checking a bunch of prerequisites like enslaving mankind, building the third temple and slaying red cows, Christianity largely has this view that we are ultimately up to the whims of evil until Christ returns. This takes away the personal responsibility of upholding the church and community and gives no incentive to try and preserve it.
If we are to get a Christian revival, it necessarily must reject this outlook and either move towards what I think is true (abandonment) or a more charitable view like "God will return once we make a place sufficiently holy for him." I think that'd work, but we're in desperate need of this firmware update because the alternative is guaranteed stagnation.

2024-09-26 06:36:41 CEST

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>seems to require something that in the first place you are either born with or not
is like 95% predestination, which is why I decided to bring it up; I have a hard time reconciling this with the idea that I somehow got that X factor in me. Seems like hubris. Not to say that you *shouldn't* assume you have it, but I don't consider it a forgone conclusion.
Conversely, I actually don't find the idea of living in a forsaken world to be very disheartening. It certainly is a better version of hell than what is classically depicted, because abiding by Logos appears to alleviate suffering and that's precisely how I would envision a just & merciful God's punishment. It also just fits more soundly into our current paradigm and is more useful to believe than the idea that things get worse and worse until someone (not me) does something to make it better. That premillenial thinking is why we're in this mess to begin with.

2024-09-26 06:13:32 CEST

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But even this reply feels contradictory, no?
>one is not doomed
>"salvation" isn't an opportunity available to most people.
I wrote my previous post partially in jest but there's a kernel of truth in it and I think we may agree more than it first appears. Also not to throw a wrench into the discussion just to stir the pot, but the whole idea of limited salvation can easily be understood as a gateway to calvanist predestination, of which I assume you don't subscribe to?

2024-09-26 05:55:15 CEST

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I think people switched to universalism simply because the requirements for salvation seem unclear, and so they often take the most charitable interpretation, being "believe in me, repent, and be baptized in my name" as taught at the end of each gospel. Otherwise, salvation appears *too* difficult, and so you get the problem of "I'd rather be in hell with loved ones than alone in heaven" thinking.
At this point in my life, the most plausible explanation to me is the postmillenial worldview. https://poa.st/objects/457e9bdc-60eb-434e-9c6f-b480f9897b27

2024-09-26 05:13:04 CEST

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>even Christ calls them dead people.
What? One of my biggest gripes with christianity has always been it's universalist look towards souls. "All equal under God" yada yada. Are you referencing a specific verse or something?

2024-09-26 05:02:48 CEST

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Being white is like having a 1.75x EXP modifier bonus. It's pretty nice and all, but dealing with some of these white nationalists it feels like they find *intrinsic* worth in that, rather than potential which should be maintained in one's lineage. Frankly, if you've never even *tried* exercising that EXP boost it's fairly likely you don't actually have it, and therefore you're not actually white and there's nothing in you worth preserving. I'm tired of dealing with these people.

2024-09-26 04:50:20 CEST

If being white is your only redeeming quality, you're not white.

2024-08-31 01:49:03 CEST

amendment: I think mental illness has a source like how physical illnesses are caused by bacteria. I think the source is the Internet, specifically 15 second long 9:16 videos.
#note1u45…a33q

2024-08-31 01:13:27 CEST

I'm beginning to think that mental illness can be contagious just like physical illnesses.

2024-08-30 02:18:24 CEST

my greatest fear is to pick up a term from users here only to discover it originated from TRS or dreddfags

2024-08-29 22:39:13 CEST

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I skimmed the thread and Im not even sure the actual point but if the question generally is "why isn't there rw art" here are some passing hypotheses:
1. Autism (the bad kind)
2. Art is as ill-defined as love and so it often jumps between intrinsic beauty (a sunrise) and hypothetical (deep plotline, make u think media) and rw'ers generally like/make former over latter. we don't *talk* about the former because there's nothing to be said.
3. There's definitely a control/power factor. It's like asking why there aren't any Islamic star-and-crescent insignias at the Vatican. If my game/movie/painting can't be publicly available then either it's super niche or I just don't make it. even completely apolitical stuff like fnaf got canned when the creator was ousted as a Trump supporter.
4. Cultural pressures are a big factor. Political leanings of an individual are heavily influenced by the politics of the parents and peers, so an artistically inclined rw'er is much more likely to be steered away from it (by parents *and* the industry) and towards labor and other activities. My own brother was an outcast with art and had to pursue other stuff because nobody's hiring. So the problem reinforces itself; no demand makes no supply makes no demand

2024-08-29 22:05:20 CEST

rw artnigga thread seems to be missing the forest for the trees.
I want to make beautiful things because there's implicit meaning in beauty. I go to the library and see the cute gorl with a dress and bangs and big rimmed circle glasses and my day improves even if I don't talk to her. She's art. I work out so that others can have a good day because of me. it's like self sculpture. Is that "right wing?" does "right wing" even have any meaning?
Is it "political?" nigga that's entirely up to the environment you place it in. Metal Gear Solid is the most surface level unpolitical geopolitical game ever made. Who cares. Culinary art can be political given enough screaming retards but I'd still eat it if it tasted good.

2024-08-25 20:33:53 CEST

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Do you think you prefer the first or the second thematically? I like Aliens but it felt like they went too far towards action-movie and there's significantly less tension with the aliens compared to the ~1 minute of screen time the alien gets in the first film.
It's like comparing resident evil 1/2 to resident evil 3/4.

2024-08-19 03:24:04 CEST

*sigh* time for sleep. ball crushing factory tomorrow.

2024-08-16 01:29:58 CEST

I wail into the ether and God replies with rain. Sorry I'm acting a faggot I'll be more stoic next time.

2024-08-16 01:02:00 CEST

We're all born into slavery via nature because no work = death and that kinda sucks, but it's understandable and I can appreciate a good day of labor. But it's not just the cold and hunger forcing me to work anymore and pretty soon I'll rather be hungry and cold than live in this construct we've built around ourselves.

2024-08-15 20:20:54 CEST

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also I keep mistakening you for owl because of the pfp. per interfedi rules you need to battle to the death to decide who keeps the avatar and who has to change

2024-08-15 19:51:39 CEST

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wait you're light skinned? I kinda pictured a cholo every time I read your posts

2024-08-15 04:49:29 CEST

Two scarier thoughts:
1. There are people who can get regularly tricked by thousands of bots without detecting them.
2. By trying to become an "influencer" you have to change your output to attract a larger audience. In doing this, you are the one being influenced, not the other way around.
#note16jv…z44k

2024-08-13 19:45:16 CEST

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Lindsey Graham sounds like an egirl name so it's no wonder you'd vote for that

2024-08-13 04:53:22 CEST

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Maybe *you* don't need religion to function, but can you point to any society that has flourished without it? Religion is useful, even if you find it distasteful. Removing a visible religion just allows a secret religion to develop, and that's exactly what we're experiencing in the US.
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2024-08-13 03:49:18 CEST

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Modern Christianity really reveals how malleable it is, how they can take the most antisemitic book ever written and claim that jews are God's chosen people, or conveniently forget all the stories against sodomy and say its fine because jesus said be nice or something.
There's clearly *something* there that holds people fast to it, and I don't want to destroy that for others. I wish I still had that. I'd rather just re-bend the values to be more in line with my own instead of burning it all down for no reason. Does that make sense?

2024-08-13 03:45:06 CEST

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agnostics be like "Uhm maybe ☝️🤓"
Either have conviction in disbelief or champion a righteous cause. Yes I'm a hypocrite here, but it's true. I'd rather pay lip service to an institution which enforces positive social technology than try and muddy the water because I think I'm somehow smarter than anyone else.

2024-08-13 03:41:16 CEST

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throw bricks at homeless people

2024-08-13 03:38:46 CEST

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technically still in though I dont respect it. I'm not self sufficient so I can't really break that to my parents without going homeless for a while, so I make do with my circumstances while distancing myself slowly.
as far as christianity is concerned, its kinda hard to not throw the baby out with the bath water. I see the *utility* in it. I see the *history* and *culture* that surrounds it. I agree with many *principles* that encompass it. Do I *believe*? I cant really answer that definitively. I choose not to talk about it because it causes nothing but grief whenever I do. And no i think agnosticism is gay.
If you have any questions about it let me know though.

2024-08-13 03:32:26 CEST

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all the concessions used to be made reluctantly. nowadays they've drank the modern koolaid and won't be around much longer.
t. grew up mormon, pretty ashamed about it.

2024-08-13 03:23:25 CEST

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man I fucking ***wish*** the mormons were as based as they were back then.

2024-08-13 03:19:54 CEST

I don't agree with flat earthers and moon landing deniers, but I can understand the underlying principles they express.
We often laugh at the techbro cultists who think athiest rapture (singularity) is a decade away but we don't often take the time to laugh at spacecucks who think we should divert all our attention towards a red sphere that's barely visible from our planet. like maybe try gardening in your own back yard nigga.
https://i.poastcdn.org/d3959a8c3e9e7237a158735866833e8de71cdd3a35b628417e3db35b8d27deab.mp4

2024-08-12 01:04:12 CEST

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I swear every time I see this image I think he's been photoshopped onto a minecraft sky backdrop because of the grey square on the left. It's been over a year since I've played minecraft please make the brainrot go away.
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2024-08-10 06:46:07 CEST

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idk haven't you been posting for the last month about how deviant the average femgooner's sexual closet is?

2024-08-10 06:18:43 CEST

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See that's the way to do it. Every possession I own can fit into two suitcases. And personal cars are a big W, I only got one *this year* because my parents would never retire if they had to pay for another car's insurance.
I'm getting there, just a... 5-8 year late bloomer?

2024-08-10 06:08:35 CEST

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I also think that environment really fucked with puberty. I *knew* other kids could sneak into their parents house with their gf, they'd brag about it. I wouldn't dare let anyone from school see my house because I was sharing bunks with siblings, and being poor meant that everyone hoarded what they owned. Total mess everywhere, I'm one of two kids total who shook those habits.

2024-08-10 05:59:24 CEST

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You're probably right and my family just has some tisms, but my brother and I would tinker with old unreal engine games, hacking and "modding" by splicing things from one game into another. We only had a single hour of computer time, but boy did we make it last.
My problem throughout childhood was a lack of output. Garage with no tools, living in suburbia sprawl in a crime prone area of the city. We were forced to be cooped up, even if I wanted nothing more than to hike up the mountains. When (if) I get kids of my own, I won't make that same mistake.

2024-08-10 05:50:43 CEST

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I'm going to give my kids a "skill tree" of games to let them appreciate the artform, like start with basic NES mario and then move up to different genres and better graphics as they beat them.
If they give up then it's for the best because they'll find more productive hobbies.

2024-08-10 05:47:37 CEST

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I hated being the odd one out as a kid, watching all my friends play halo in their basements while my parents gave me zelda as the edgiest game they would allow. In retrospect, that's exactly how I'd plan my kid's childhood too.

2024-08-09 23:30:54 CEST

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holy shit that's a lot of words
but malon is very cute thank you friend
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2024-08-09 17:19:35 CEST

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Yeah it could work with the religious boomers, but they're also pretty solidified in their thinking. The issue is that there's a lot of well meaning agnostic zoomers who eat this shit up, and there's not one good, general use term for it. The ones we've invented only seem to work with guys who already know the score.
ZOG, GAE, "the cathedral", "Babylon, "the regime" are very sober, political terms describing the *people* who run it, but there's a religion of the west that permeates the everyday man, and it's really pernicious because we can't describe it.
https://i.poastcdn.org/1bc827d5e4eabfd035a5bbd7e88734497fd5a300debfe98a7d3ce298e49f2e18.jpg

2024-08-09 17:02:39 CEST

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It's difficult to raise the alarm, too, because there's not a good way of describing this phenomenon. "globohomo" is useful in certain contexts with certain people, but sounds schizo when you start discussing it after a coworker shows you a "funny" video. How else do I point out all these skits just solidify the western state religion? It's even worse with movies.

2024-08-09 16:53:19 CEST

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>parrots
I think your perception may be colored by tiktok fags. I've met one parrot guy and he was a nice old man, but those stupid bird videos of them breaking shit are everywhere because the owners want attention, and they realize the cat/dog video market is oversaturated.
Also male cat ladies are called "cat dads" because these poor millennials never had kids.

2024-08-03 21:53:57 CEST

England I swear to God,
you better have learned from history.
https://i.poastcdn.org/cbdcdcdab1a13e48445795dc3ba42e6000ab46315cd688d10311a0c1d8120c1a.jpg
#note1g4w…efes

2024-08-03 21:35:08 CEST

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I've seen more courageous britbongs in the last 8 hours than I've seen based Americans in the past 8 years.

2024-08-03 20:43:18 CEST

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>shared police intelligence
>wider deployment of facial recognition
>restrict movements preemptively
>'online' crimes
godspeed Ingerland. There's nothing to lose anymore, might as well give it your all.

2024-08-01 16:24:09 CEST

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>fedi users who hate nazis
>fedi users who hate anime
>fedi users who hate loli
>fedi users who hate fun
where do they think they are??
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2024-06-28 01:56:47 CEST

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when do they actually start, I'm already tired of listening to these pundits