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cap-tan, and boating buddy

The game has been disbanded
My mind has been expanded
It's a gas that Frankie's landed

>>294231
If you are lucky. You may be taken captive and tortured brutally by asiatic subhumans. Your genitals will be cut off, limbs cut off, bones broken, etc. Really grim shit.

>>294231
>at least you are not a nigger in africa argument
Niggers don't have self awareness, they don't really suffer mentally, neither they fear the possible future, because they live in the moment. it is like comparing people to animals.

>>294195
>best in terms of salaries and services
This isn't why people from the US want to leave. It's the culture, the people, and the atmosphere that is entirely toxic to their personal lives. To the point where you can't consider the country home any longer. "This isn't the place I grew up knowing".

>>294248
America is still the only country with Freedom of Speech. Progs can sometimes get you fired but in any other country they'd get you thrown in jail as well.

>>294252
Retard moment

>>294299
How do you use violence against someone without creating a hierarchical relationship between you and your victim?

>>294301
He is free to use violence and so am I too. That is equality. Ideally, it would be a 1-on-1 duel or fight as it is the most direct way of handling conflicts between men but stealth attacks and such are acceptable too. There are no rules in war.

I don't create hierarchy, if someone robs you on the street do they create hierarchy? They take your money and go on their way. Or if you can, you stop them and fuck them up. There is no hierarchy involved in violence, hierarchy emerges from civilization, the use of money and artificial ranks like between guard - prisoner, cop - average person, teacher - student, etc.

>>294305
In that case, then in what sense does any society have hierarchy? You're always free to just disobey and use violence, which according to you completely negates the hierarchy intrinsic in physically dominating someone.

>hierarchy emerges from civilization, the use of money and artificial ranks like between guard - prisoner, cop - average person, teacher - student, etc.
The only reason why any of those ranks have any sort of power whatsoever is because they're backed up by violence. If the state wasn't allowed to lay a finger on you do you really think that "police officer" would be a title that held any power? What are they going to do, say mean things at you until you obey them? Every one of the examples you gave is an example of a relationship based on the ability of one party to wield violence over the other.

>>294306
You aren't "free" to disobey unless you want to go to jail. You are free to jump off a building sure but you won't do it without a parachute, right?

The State is something unnatural, it is based not on violence, you are wrong there, it is based on the spook of money and private property. Without deluding others into believing that they are better off serving you there is no state. The state is an illusion, a lie.

does anybody know who said that one quote about how white men see a forest as a chapel or something and a jew just sees it as something to be commodified? he was one of hitler's inner circle i think, but i cant find the quote off of this information.

>>293531
Second Thought.

>>294187
"Clickbait Remover for Youtube"
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCshavgMGy2X0b9-9vuNEb9A - impressed cat videos

kill(ss)ing asuka

>>294101
The degrees are already there, giving graduates money doesn't change that. If anything they will get much higher wages so the interest can be increased.

>>294105
>>294101
Oh well its never happening anyways hahahahahahahhahahhahaha

I've heard spain is a good country to be a neet. Is it true?

>>294183
Half of the country is neeting, so I imagine it is.

>>291649
You've never left the US, have you?

>>294015
well OP, i think its fair to ask you to just procure the sulfur, potassium nitrate, and saltpeter you need to make the gunpowder before going further, just so we know youre serious here. oh wait but what am i thinking, you cant use gunpowder you need to use smokeless powder cause you gotta be 100% sure its gonna work. in that case you can just synthesize some nitrocellulose, nitroglycerin, diethylene glycol dinitrate, and nitroguanidine, and we'll get in touch after youre done with that.

You ever wonder if God is a bro and when you die he will just spin up an entire universe for the sole reason of pleasing you? I hope God is a bro.

First I want to relive my life with my memories intact from the end of grade school and save the world from global warming and all the other bad shit that's going to happen. Then once I've failed at that task and died again I want to be fantasy isekaied. God, if you're listening, just a hint at what I want for my deathday.

>>294136
Believe me or not, but you are the god. And I am, it is all a charade for god to entertain himself. Plus according to tibetan buddhist and from what I've experienced, afterlife is like a lucid dream. You will get to do all that should you wish it. But you've got to practise lucid dreaming, or you will have difficulty in controlling what happens.

>Hold a shotun shell in your teeth
>Hit it with a hammer

Duh.

>>293999
This isn't Matty boy down in Australia, but he writes like him a bit.

Yeah, I can see the mix-up.

1. Do something you actually want to do
2. Have someone to keep you accountable
3. Set up a contingency whereby if you do not do what you are trying to do, you will suffer greatly

I've spent a lot of time thinking about this because I suffer from the same issue and I've come to the conclusion that there is no shortcut or trick. You just have to force it, and if you fail you can only try again harder. Looking for there to be some sort of advice is just a way to distract yourself from the brutal truth that you just have to force yourself to do it.

If you set clear goals and schedules/deadlines you can present yourself with plenty of opportunities to exercise your will and then it's just up to you to force yourself to follow through. Try to track your progress and increase the amount of times you follow through and do the things you want to do. If your goals aren't clear and can be shifted you will always find an excuse to shift them, so schedules or deadlines/quotas help. When you inevitably fail to follow through try not to get discouraged and just do your best with every new opportunity you get.

I am trying this with limited success. I can only handle one goal at a time and I am very shit at achieving it but it's better than nothing which is what I was doing previously. I am working on achieving consistency in routine first and foremost before I increase the intensity. When I don't feel like doing shit I will just do a little instead of none at all and then sometimes when I start I get into it and end up doing what I was supposed to anyway.

>>294138
you're right, good stuff wizzie.

i will also say that there is such a thing as 'extrinsic motivation' and 'intrinsic motivation.' extrinsic means being motivated by external / often material things to yourself. e.g. money. whereas intrinsic are internal goals like 'i wanna be the best at this.' its said that intrinsic motivation is much more powerful than extrinsic motivation. that's why when employers offer people bonuses or higher pay it doesn't automatically mean more productivity. consequently, if you want to study a degree 'to make money' and you pick something boring as fuck that you don't love you're gonna find it nightmare difficult compared to if you had a genuine love of the subject.

only two ways I've found:
1. have a serious consequence if I fail to do the task
2. take adhd meds

Technology in the 90s and 2000s was really fucking shit tbh. I.e. the state of the art in music listening for a long time was cassette tapes. You would take your little cassette tape. Pop it into your Sony 'walkman' and you were away my friend! And the headphones you used got this spectacular experience? Total shit. Later on the music industry started pushing these newer things called "CDs" for music. CDs made it easier to skip tracks and were more reliable. They were also easier to protect with DRM. IDK what the storage capacity of a CD is vs a tape because in data archiving they actually still use tapes for long term storage. So it must not be as shit as it seems.

Anyway, eventually we had these things called 'diskmans' that were portable CD players. Can you imagine? All the kiddos would get together at lunch and swap CDs. Listening to their smash mouths and their brittney tunes. Diskmans were expensive though. Hence only the rich kids had them. I must admit that I couldn't afford one. I had to get on my knees and do some very wizardly things indeed to get access to one. I am convinced the mods would know of such things. But as I continue: the next revolution in portable music players was kind of ground breaking.

APPLE entered the game and started to tear shit up. IDK which ipod came first but soon enough everyone had them. I would say they changed the entire music industry because IPODS operated on mp3s and actual files. This was the era of Limewire, mother fucker. The start of widespread piracy by just about everyone. It basically caused the music industry and others to develop new business models like streaming. They didn't want to have to offer people this shit but they thought that if they made a solution that was better and easier than piracy then they might actually be able to make some money from their content.

To this day the best music player that has probably ever been made was the ipod classic. It's the best for several reasons:
1. It boots instantly so you don't have to keep it on.
2. It's battery lasts about a day.
3. It has over 100 GBs of storage.
4. It's UI is simple, elegant, and beautiful. There is no bullshit to distract you.

On an ipod classic there is nothing to get in the way of listening to music. You don't have to leave it on like with a phone which means you can make the battery last a fucking week if you want to. Simply put: this is the best portable music player made, full stPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>294132
>Is your part of london all niggers and pakis and you couldn't find it there?
It was a dangerous part of London if that's what you're asking. But my cousin lived in a similarly or even more deadly part of London. Lots more niggers if you insist on knowing.

>Akira was in the cinema in 1990.
I'm guessing limited screenings at cinemas like Prince Charles and such. Anime movies were still limited screenings until relatively recently unless they were like Studio Ghibli films or a giant franchise like Pokemon.

>There were commercial anime magazines in the early 80s
Specialist magazines my man, you're giving the impression that everybody around was a nerd/geek and was wired into this. This isn't true of every anon. Not everybody lived were you lived or had the internet at the time.

>>294119
>>294118
And that's London. What about New Zealand in a small city of 50,000 people?

People project the experience of large population centers in Europe and the States onto the 90s at large. The world wasn't like it is now, where everything just gets released everywhere at once with a giant global release. Here it was legitimately a 3-5 year gap for many technologies being common and for things like anime, it was legit the mid 00s before you broke above shonen

>Commodore as a company barely existed in the US let alone every second computer owner being a commodore.

I said LIKE a commodore. As in, a late 80s computer still running DOS and running from the command line. My sister was still using a DOS computer in the early 00s in her bedroom.

Even in the 00s the rural/urban divide in the States itself was much more pronounced, in the 90s it still a sharp divide.

>>294147
I don't think people even remember how disconnected from the global arena we were before readily available broadband internet.

>>294148
it's ruined so many things, the heterogeneous masses of the globe all consooming the same lowest common denominator shit, the rise of the universal brown man, etc

entropy has just increased to the point where free energy has gotten too hard to find. instead of compartmentalization, specialization, etc, we get one giant field of simple, dissipated energy, with which very little work can be done.

shame

search for "wiz" on disboard

i ain't know nuffin bout that officer

yea i do!

>>294079
How much does glownigga HQ pays for baiting people like that?
Can you get me a job there?

the DIY gun manufacturing and government sabotage sub-community of wizchan is in the discord, you'll have to ask them
just make sure to remember the passphrase or else they wont let you in, it's looking for a good knotting
you'll find the discord by looking for furry-related discord groups and just saying the passphrase
good luck