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 No.157103[Reply]

Soyciety treated me like trash as a kid and when I tried to anhero they fucked me over even worse, therefore I have decided to contribute nothing to it.
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 No.157104

I wonder why…..
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 No.157105

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 No.161541

I wonder
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 No.161577

nostalgia & novelty … pleasure & perversion … death & daxes … teath & taxes

discombobulate the isis of eye cyst

… do it for her


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 No.157132[Reply]

I'm dealing with a real life situation that's made me re-evaluate how most people think about sex and 'rights' of sex. Basically: my friend of 13 years was seeing this girl (having casual sex with) for about 3 weeks, developed unreciprocated romantic feelings, and was then broken up with. They broke up in mid December. Around April he got the impression he might have a chance of getting back together with her and started bringing me with him to go see her and her friends. I got along with that group of friends far better than he and he decided to stop seeing them as much, said to me he didn't want to try and get back with this girl anymore, but made an offhand comment basically along the lines that he would be mad if anyone had sex with her (I thought this was a joke). A bit over a week ago me and this girl confessed to one another we had romantic inclinations towards one another. The day after we had (very good) sex. The day after that we both left the country and probably won't see one another for 3 months. My friend though found out we had sex and has decided he no longer wants to be friends anymore and is denying my requests to speak with him in person.

This whole situation has me thoroughly puzzled. On the one hand, I can understand someone being upset i.e. sad that someone they thought of romantically has moved on, and that those feelings might be compounded by it being a friend that was moved on to. On the other, I can't imagine being so angry that one would end a 13 year friendship over it. Either way though, it seems to me to imply a weird 'possessive' attitude over another human being such that sex is something someone has rights to and others do not. I find this attitude to be really gross honestly, it's a weird pathological objectification imo. To be fair, I am autistic and often misunderstand these value systems many people seem to hold dear. Can anyone help me understand the dynamics of what's going on here? My other friends seem to universally think I'm an asshole, with only two exceptions.
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 No.157135

where do u live (urban/rural/etc not actual location)
what class are ur friends
are any of them partnered

fyi i dont think ur the asshole but i also dont think this is a possessiveness thing per se
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 No.161542

This is painful
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 No.161574

… just talk about this with THE RELEVANT PEOPLE … talk about the feelings … talk about the past … talk about the intentions … be polite & use a clean & clear vocabulary …

… who can you trust with this stuff …

… sex is madness until you have your own post 18 year old contained secured "home" #gnostics

is this topic/subject illegal to discuss (R18 sex/minors ways/means/tropes)
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 No.161575

send a nice card to all the relevant parties with a non triggering holistic approach to the situation ..

be what you want … do what you need

… wait … igotit … send a gift basket of around 80-200 dollars?

sex is fire … fertility & coziness is better to liv eby ;)
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 No.161576

Have sex with everyone's girlfriends and wives.


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 No.157472[Reply]

OH NO NO NO NO NO
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 No.161550

OH NO NO NO NO NO
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 No.161570

wot?
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 No.161573

is this a slav thing or a fem thing?

… sooooo we are in the age of the patriarchy… the black cube of saturn?

this poster is fearing the coming age of "woman"

the age of woman is the "cyan tinted mirror sphere of neptune"?

all hail the new rulers!

… but not yet ;)


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 No.157336[Reply]

Our current space technology is extremely limited. Spacecraft don’t "fly"—they’re like throwing a dart at a target. You launch them with force, and if aimed correctly, they hit their destination. There’s no real control after launch.

On Earth, airplanes can change direction easily because the atmosphere provides resistance. But in space, there’s nothing to push against. To truly maneuver, a ship would need thrusters on every side and an impossible amount of fuel. That’s why our Mars probes don’t "fly" there—they’re just flung toward Mars and crash-land.

Fuel and Physics Make Interstellar Travel Impossible
Even going to the nearest star in a reasonable time would require more energy than exists in the entire universe. And that’s just the fuel problem.

The Human Body Can’t Survive Long in Space
Without gravity, muscles and bones waste away. We can only stay in space for short periods before our bodies break down.

If Aliens Can Visit Us, Our Science Is Wrong
If aliens are traveling here, they’ve solved problems we can’t even imagine:

Surviving long space journeys.

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 No.157356

>Spacecraft don’t "fly"—they’re like throwing a dart at a target. You launch them with force, and if aimed correctly, they hit their destination. There’s no real control after launch.

Space doesn't have dense air to slow you down. But you're forgetting that spacecraft are built with onboard thrusters to steer. And they can use gravitational fields of planets to steer as well.

The Voyager space craft used the gravity of the gas giants to make a thirty year expedition into twelve years. (At the time in the late 1970s, Jupiter Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune were aligned in synchronous alignment).

>Fuel and Physics Make Interstellar Travel Impossible

Even going to the nearest star in a reasonable time would require more energy than exists in the entire universe. And that’s just the fuel problem.

Scientists were suggesting using nuclear power as propulsion or even working on electron propulsion. Problem with using nuclear power propulsion is that it needs to be far away from earth.

>The Human Body Can’t Survive Long in Space

Without gravity, muscles and bones waste away. We can only stay in space for short periods before our bodies break down.


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 No.161548

…poking fun at other languages and national stereotypes cracks me up a bit.
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 No.161571

space slingshots for projectiles but humans are confined to orbit or they die
no ETs are here for the same reason
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 No.161572

centrifuge habitat with electromagnetic "shield"

greenhouse/hydroponics

generational space seeding (gene/meme)

send dna recombobulator with humanoid/android teachers for first generation

nano-neo-lead wall linings?

keep accelerating & adjust accordingly (ion drive)

using yet to be invented neutrinos/muons capture panels for typical energy needs?

a new mind set for "long time" - omni galactic "cultural/religious" adjustments?


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 No.156862[Reply]

When the fuck are we gonna start splattering these fuckers brains all over the wall?
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 No.156917

>>156915
>Objectively speaking, Trump is a minority in his own class. Most of the other oligarchs hate his guts.
If you actually buy that, I've got a bridge to sell you.
The petty antagonism which other capitalists have for Trump doesn't actually override their shared class interests. The childish narrative which the MSM sells you seeks to ignore this material factor entirely - you think you're railing against it, but you're actually just buying into a fairyland version of politics where superficial factionalism among the rich means anything to the working class. When it comes down to it, they all work together to screw you and are on exactly the same page when it comes to neoliberalism and war.

>OP is just proof that propaganda works. You only hate Trump and friends because the other billionaires hate them. You have literally nothing to say about Bill Gates or George Soros.

Literally everyone here hates George Soros and Bill Gates. Although those two are also less rich and influential than Musk, Bezos, Zuckerberg, and Ellison at this point, and notably neither Soros nor Gates are the president of the USA. But everyone should bring them up every time they criticize the rich oligarch president, of course - because we've got to be fair and balanced when it comes to the fake factions in the fake inter-billionaire clash.
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 No.156918

>>156917
I dunno, Bill Gates still seems able to exert enormous influence. Just observe how he's able to compel national health policies with the World Health Organization, or how he was able to compel Oxford University to privatize the Oxford Astra-Zeneca vaccine during covid. Musk's 'fortune' is all overly inflated stock value by the way.
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 No.156919

>>156918
>I dunno, Bill Gates still seems able to exert enormous influence.
Well yes, he's one of the richest men on earth.
>Musk's 'fortune' is all overly inflated stock value by the way.
That's a lot of people's fortunes tbh. American economy after deindustrialization hinges a lot on insane house of cards pretend wealth.
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 No.158959

>>156863
My favorite song from the Eagles.
Especially the line :

>I’ve been searching for the daughter of the Devil himself

>I’ve been searching for an angel in white

>I’ve been looking for a woman whose a little of both

>And I can feel her but she’s nowhere in sight
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 No.161543

bump cynically, why isn't the left engaged in class war?


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 No.157306[Reply]

It took the leadership of the system and the economic engine of the system being destroyed simultaneously by unrelated events to end feudalism.I’m just saying that a poor understanding of the long-term effects of inbreeding mixed with half the population being obliterated by the Bubonic Plague saved Europe from Feudalism, and I don’t think the world will get that lucky again.


I also think that if there were no negative consequences to inbreeding, or that if the plague didn’t happen, we’d be having this conversation in a field somewhere instead of over the internet, which would likely not exist, and we’d probably both effectively be peasants who are the property of someone with the surname Hapsburg.

That tyranny lasted for centuries until it was wiped out by forces beyond human control. I wonder how long this one will last?
Regular feudalism was stopped by a mixture of the plague killing half of Europe, spiking the value of labor, and the ruling class becoming so inbred they could no longer function.

I just want aspiring plebians to do something else with their lives until so many of them make this choice that the system either collapses or reforms.

I don’t know what it will take to stop neo-feudalism. It took forever for the original one to collapse and that one was nowhere near as powerful or resilient as neo-feudalism is."
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 No.157307

But wasn't the biggest bubonic plague outbreak like 200-300 years before the end of feudalism?

That doesn't really seem like a good explanation.
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 No.157337

Feudalism never ended, the monarchs and nobility just went under ground.
People who don't have addresses are immune to rebellion.
The rich and leaders of organizations and "nations" are their hands.
It's all nepotism, they just pretend they got there through skill or the choice of the public.

Neo feudalism is the old rulers tightening the chains on the peasants once again.

“The illusion of freedom will continue as long as it's profitable to continue the illusion. At the point where the illusion becomes too expensive to maintain, they will just take down the scenery, they will pull back the curtains, they will move the tables and chairs out of the way and you will see the brick wall at the back of the theater.”
― Frank Zappa
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 No.157340

>>157337
>It's all nepotism, they just pretend they got there through skill or the choice of the public.
Mostly agree with this, but not this:
>Feudalism never ended
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 No.157198[Reply]

did stonetoss actually make this?
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 No.157199

Yes.
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 No.161539

Yes.


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 No.157120[Reply]

How well do you treat your wife, /b/?
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 No.157147

I love her and give her kisses and cuddles every single day! UwU
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 No.157148

I am having wonderful & beautiful sex w my tradcath Pax Christi wife rn
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 No.157159

>>157148
LOVE IT god bless you both.
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 No.157160

fux me outta his body (cause hes a guardian angel) LOVE HIM SM.
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 No.161538

I'm dealing with a real life situation that's made me re-evaluate how most people think about sex and 'rights' of sex. Basically: my friend of 13 years was seeing this girl (having casual sex with) for about 3 weeks, developed unreciprocated romantic feelings, and was then broken up with. They broke up in mid December. Around April he got the impression he might have a chance of getting back together with her and started bringing me with him to go see her and her friends. I got along with that group of friends far better than he and he decided to stop seeing them as much, said to me he didn't want to try and get back with this girl anymore, but made an offhand comment basically along the lines that he would be mad if anyone had sex with her (I thought this was a joke). A bit over a week ago me and this girl confessed to one another we had romantic inclinations towards one another. The day after we had (very good) sex. The day after that we both left the country and probably won't see one another for 3 months. My friend though found out we had sex and has decided he no longer wants to be friends anymore and is denying my requests to speak with him in person.


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 No.157161[Reply]

The Occupy thing disgusted me because the poor people had a point, about student loans, then they camp out like hippies and beg the oppressors to listen. Why the f@ck would that ever work?

France is an even better example of that where they dragged the rich out into the streets and killed them.

Gandhi was clearly great and nonviolence would be awesome, but he had a huge number of people indoctrinated into a way of thinking behind him. So, he could get like 50k people to show up and they all knew what he meant, and they would insert themselves into situations to frustrate the British. Most societies, especially in the West, have nothing like that and so you can't do it.

those who were born of poor families told their whole life to go to school, become slaves and work till the day they die, but somewhere along the lines, some of those 'slaves' wake up. Most of them too scared to act against this corruption, since they have no means of fighting the top of the pyramid (no money, no outside help, no gun, etc).

every time the rich push people until they get slaughtered. It happens over and over because sociopaths don't know when to quit.

how we accelerate the incoming slaughter?
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 No.157179

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/15_February_2003_anti-war_protests#Effect

This also applies to antiwar/antiimperialism as the largest antiwar protests in history didn't stop the Iraq War. But the Rice Farmers in the Vietnam War managed to win fighting and utilizing the confusion of the jungle on the American Army People.

On this forsaken planet, there exists people who somehow manage to magically combine Anticapitalism & Poofterism like that Glasses guy with a persecution fetish, he didn't shut up about "years of struggle" "glorious death" "channeling energy" "real world" "gutter" "in combat" "childish distractions" "attempted suicides" "noble death" "sacrifices" while looking like Milhouse.

Milhouse and the OP use similar words; to the UNTRAINED EYE; NOMINALLY similar; but not really doe.

Milhouse actually has the same worldview as the useless hippies and sees everything as emotional/theatrical movie.
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 No.157180

>>157176
But that person replying was literally just paraphrasing OP sarcastically.
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 No.157181

>>157180

Number 157173 is actually the three letter bitch,
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 No.157182

>>157181
You're calling ME the three letter bitch?!!
You're the three letter bitch you Muff Cabbage Whore!!! [MCW]
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 No.161537


Everyone who can reasonably be described as a "young American" has spent their entire adult life in the post-08 recession world. I have never known a time when the general sentiment surrounding the economy was not "we're getting fucked, things are slowly getting worse" except for maybe a brief period in 2019 when things appeared slightly more manageable.

the debt laden economy which is suffering from a productivity crisis that a senile bloated kike worshipper is going to revive by *checks notes* making consumer products more expensive by introducing tariffs when to meet the domestic demand it would take literally decades to develop the manufacturing capacity?


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 No.157091[Reply]

uckers are living longer and longer (especially w*men) while hoarding a disproportionate amount of the retail real estate and other claims on the surplus produced by the younger generations.

It's no coincidence that the old cunts are the main support base of the reactionaries all across the globe. Just look at the recent case of Russkia - it's disproportionally retirees who support the war, and this pattern is reproduced time and time again. Smash them against the rock.
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 No.157093

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>Old people are the chains on the young
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 No.157097

Everyone who can reasonably be described as a "young American" has spent their entire adult life in the post-08 recession world. I have never known a time when the general sentiment surrounding the economy was not "we're getting fucked, things are slowly getting worse" except for maybe a brief period in 2019 when things appeared slightly more manageable.

the debt laden economy which is suffering from a productivity crisis that a senile bloated kike worshipper is going to revive by *checks notes* making consumer products more expensive by introducing tariffs when to meet the domestic demand it would take literally decades to develop the manufacturing capacity?
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 No.157100

>>157093
I understood this reference
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 No.161536

Old people are the chains on the young.


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