/b/ - Siberia

>>153626
society is oriented around working and eating and shopping, 3 things americans need to do much, much less of

>>154393
"Crotical thinking" is just a meme thrown around to jusyify locking up kids for a few extra years.
In fact I think alot of things should be taught earlier in life.

Computer literacy especially.

>>154399
Youre also forgettng watching TV/movies

Not only is school prison I think real life has come to reflect the drab boringness of the prison construct. Every architectural design choice in modern society looks like it was hand crafted by the pixies ceos from the fairly odd parents so that's its as boring and unintrusive as possible. It's all just monotone boring colors next to Grey back drops. Just like prison.

>>154403
what is an example of architecture than u like, can u link a photo?

>>154384
I mean, the DNC (by way of Obama iirc) did conspire to get Biden the nomination in 2020, and they did oppose any challengers in the primary this year. The system with super delegates makes any challenge to the DNC's favorite very difficult - Trump won in a much more fair contest, which is part of why there was a brief moment where DeSantis was treated as though he had a real shot… he didn't and he never would, he's an annoying little midget, but he was at least given a fair shot. The DNC is much less open, which is why the biggest tangible Biden opposition was "undecided."

>>154383
Biden exists to be a foil for Trump.
That's it.
Trump was supposed to lose and do a clownish, failed coup in 2020, too. The idea was to set a precedent for suspension and disregard of the democratic process if Trump ran again in 2024, which is also why the powers-that-be have done nothing to actually stop him from doing so despite him getting caught trying to cheat the last time. People who have studied history have done their best to arrange political conditions which resemble both the 1968 election & the rise of Hitler, all condensed into a much shorter span of time, with certain steps (like privatization, AKA the removal of organs of state from democratic accountability) taking place in advance.

The same interests (particularly AIPAC and the MIC, but also landlords, a group of whom Trump is a member) are funding both the DNC & GOP, and effectively dictating a great deal of their actions. This has been a long game, and AIPAC, which represents a fascist* ethnostate which would genuinely get more out of the US as a full-on puppet dictatorship, a project which elements in the MIC are also keen on because this project is very good for selling munitions. Studies have shown that money, whose flow to politics has been practically limitless since "Citizens United," effectively dictates outcomes of elections, meaning that AIPAC and similar lobbying groups have, over the years, bought the jobs of most of congress for them, selecting right-wing candidates and pushing America's elections to yield results which are to the right of the electorate by running unadulterated propaganda and ops to suppress or increase turnout among target demogPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>154394
> I mean, the DNC (by way of Obama iirc) did conspire to get Biden the nomination in 2020, and they did oppose any challengers in the primary this year. The system with super delegates makes any challenge to the DNC's favorite very difficult - Trump won in a much more fair contest, which is part of why there was a brief moment where DeSantis was treated as though he had a real shot… he didn't and he never would, he's an annoying little midget, but he was at least given a fair shot. The DNC is much less open, which is why the biggest tangible Biden opposition was "undecided."

After the DNC rules change diminishing superdelegate influence, blaming "muh DNC" for how shit left candidates in the Dem Party are is a major cope. Dems preferred Clinton and Biden to Sanders both times. Was generous of them to even allow Sanders to run in their party. Almost no small party with a national structure allows semi-hostile infiltrators like that.

>>154395
>Dems preferred Clinton to Sanders
Get the fuck out of here with this revisionism.

>>154395
>cites a rule change from 2018 (which didn't eliminate super delegates) as proof that Clinton won fair-and-square in 2016
You see, folks?
This is called a bad faith argument.

And yeah, the DNC does, clearly, actively sabotage and undermine any candidate who attempts to run from the left - this I won't contest. See Bowman, recently - great example. Ultimately, Hillary Clinton endorsing ol' lazy eye probably did relatively little compared to the insane amount of money spent, but it was still quite clear which horse the DNC was getting behind, and it wasn't the incumbent. When you win an election and your own party is going around calling you an anti-semite, that's not great!
It's not that I particularly like any of these guys who try to make this pact with the DNC, but nobody can claim they aren't absolutely ratfucking the vast majority of 'progressive' candidates to appease their donor base. If they thought that doing this stuff did nothing, they wouldn't bother doing it. It doesn't matter even if you're a loyal Dem who's just left of Reagan, they'll treat you like a traitor.

>>154397
keep whining, there was more than enough room for anyone to get enough binding delegates to take the nomination away from Biden this year. I'm sorry if there were no options on your ballot, but both Williamson and Dean were on the majority of state ballots and either could have accumulated enough binding delegates. After securing enough binding delegates, it's over and you win.

What is 747 times 12? 498 times 18? 108 times 83? Or maybe 1494 times 6? I guess all have known the answer…

>>154289
Tiananmen Square UYGHUR

24

How about, instead of that, we have a 20 hour work week? How about that?

The best I can do are brown manlets.

>>154370
Just look at how the booj organizes. Their leadership is just the everyman of their class.

>>154371
>The current society, both left and right, views youth as too precious for industrial participation.

The youth don't need to create labour output until they're qualified and motivated to do so, I don't know why you want them to.

>>154373
See what I mean?
This is the kind of bullshit Im talking about.

"They dont need to work".

And how else are they gonna transitiin into adulthood without problems and relying on further parental influence?

The reason why the yputh arent motuvated or quakified to work is because adults refuse to allow it.
Uts all about the selfish impressiin of maintaining "youthful innocemce".

Again, society reduces youth to being schoolpets and nothing more, with no allowance for relationships or non-liberal opinions or personal crafts.

>>154374
They can work on themselves, do training, read, hell they can even go get trained on real equipment, etc. But we as a society do not need to extract value from the labor of our children, that's retarded.

>>154377
"They can work on themselves"

You aware that evrything costs money?
The amount of liability laws imposed on youth reduces their uselfulness.

Not every kid has a stable family to live off of. Theres nothing wrong with putting youth to work.
Also, teens arent kids like tiddlers are.

But ok, in that same vein, neither should women, disabled, nor elderly meed to work then.
Only allow strong abled bodied men to do all the work.

>>154348
I like how they put they Israeli flag badge on him, just in case you didn't realize the rabbi with a prosthetic nose was supposed to represent Israel

>>154348
>By God, no ship shall sail
Damn, they really live what they sing about - believability on a whole 'nother level..

Found OP's identity.

>>154348
"Why are you listening to indian music?" - My gf

>>154367
>sinking ship level
>indian music starts playing
seriously?

>>153682
Pair bonding is real? I thought it was something the manosphere made up. Also I'm afraid of getting canceled so I never looked into it.

>>153684
genocide love

>>153684
You're retarded.

>>153682
Brutal teen love pill

>>153684
Some studies that suggest less partners=better. Marriages tend to be more successful. Anecdotal but , men/women feel insecure if their partner has been with more people.

>>154225
Now yplou understand why peoppe married young back then.
Unfortunately, marrying or dating in your mid-teens thru esrly twenties is seen as premature.

They want people to be scarred and defective for sexual and social reproduction.

>>154279
I read a book which has been described, by some, as stoic philosophy once…

My impression is that, uh… there are some correct observations.
It's not wrong, I don't really consider being stoic a bad thing, but as a philosophy it does seem to end up kind of just leading towards attitudes of complacency a lot of the time.

>>154279
>when yuoer such an immense homofaggottard you have 2 invent another school of philosophy to justify your xistence
This shit is just cope of middlecucks who want 2 find @ least something to make their downfall moral. & so this counterrev cope gets the rope 2.

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