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>>325190
Was peer pressured to watching WWE after getting out during the Super Cena era. Main roster to be precise. The storylines were shit. The characters were tolerable at best. How the live crowds were into it I have dick-all idea…shit was just ass.

Even modern anime is infected by the Thing, I don't even know what to call it, but everything owned or funded by blackrock turns into total soulless slop

>>325205
And even the way to acquire it is fucked. Sony's making it worse to acquire physical shit by locking it behind their Crunchyroll higher monthly tier paywall. It's utterly retarded.

I also remember when I watched the Wizchan HBO series adaptation, episode 12 of season 5 when Wizchan Admin says "We are the ones who carry the magic within us, adept virgins who've mastered sexual transmutation and gained esoteric knowledge no normalfag could conceive. We won't fall under temptation. We've disregarded the succubi for 30 years. We are the Wizchan.2019.1080p.WEBRip.x264-[YTS.LT]"
It was so epic. One of the greatest moments in television history.

>>325143
Mexico, the Caribbean islands, Central America, together with all the various Asians and whatever residing in Canada. Put them all together with the USA, and you create Argentina/Chile/Brazil, you create Azania, you create 'United America', you create a titan of a black market extending its arms for everyone to enter.

>>325206
The gangsters and terrorists of the world sorted in terms of hostility,

1a. Khorasan –Antagonizes the west, antagonizes the east, antagonizes Akkadia, antagonizes the world itself.
1b. Rosh –Gog and Magog incarnate
2. Saba –Concentrated insanity and hatred. Loathes the world save for Egypt.
3. Egypt –Arabs A: Detests the east, detests Akkadia, mostly keeps to itself
4. Kharthage –Arabs B: Detests the east, detests Akkadia, mostly keeps to itself. In short, another Egypt..

>>325210
Naturally all 5 of these nations are Muslim, or have a sizeable number of Muslims within.

>>325210
>>325211
The 'soldiers' who then rise against these gangsters and terrorists are,

1. Israel, in control of Akkadia
2. America
3. Europa
4. Andesia
5. Auzieland
6. China and all the other Oriental peoples

Flip Flop, if sung by some U149 wearing their sailor swimwear (only for anywiz interested)

>>324886
cute!

I wonder about the level of perviness of those people who back then used photoshop to do fakecum edits of female celebrities or who tried to get them naked with edits by cutting their heads and putting them in bodies that didn't even physically matched
I remember thinking it was weird even when I discovered hentai, like what could one possibly gain from uploading silly obvious edits
those motherfuckers must be in their 40s or 50s and seeing what AI can do they must feel like in the future but it must suck for them cause they don't have the testosterone to enjoy it

I wonder about the average age of the nsfw AI content "creators"

>>325191
>I wonder about the average age of the nsfw AI content "creators"
I've never considered it before, but I guess the accessibility of AI generation must make for a lot of underageb&s pumping out hardcore pron. Conventional hentai artists typically need to practice for years and develop a sense of the succubus figure before they can output fappable pr0nz. Kids these days can pose free anime succubus models in free Blender and import those renders in to free AI generator to get any sort of sick twisted ecchi handholding images their horny little imaginations can conjure.

There's a sense of domination to it. As a kid, the success of my boners were determined by the coordination of several adults… The Japanese hentai artist, the Japanese publisher and bookbinders, the Japanese pirate who scanned it in and uploaded it, and the Wapanese pirate who brought it over to a Western website… I felt like a crab at the bottom of the ocean feasting on the few crumbs of chum that manage to float down from the feasting killer whales above. Now with kids doing the generating, bots scraping their art to put on boorus, and my AdBlock blocking all the dumb shit I don't want to see… I feel as though I am the king, with a team of lowly peasant child slaves serving me juicy AI hentai while I sit on my throne. I am the killer whale afloat with my mouth agape while plump penguins are tossed down my gullet.

The TV is responsible for 80% of the retardation of boomers and im shocked they uncritically listened to that box their entire lives. Everyone internet addicted knows they're an addict, but boomers remained blissfully unaware of being grazing cattle fed a single propagandized stream. Why would you take such monopolized information as gospel?

Theres something skeevy about the whole medium. When im visiting parents they watch the news like its a religious sermon. The retardation of the Covid era was speficially because the news edited ICU footage of people on ventilator like it was a horror movie. You visit and you could see it was noticably making them afraid, my friends mom watched such footage by herself while wearing a mask.

>>325174
My grandfather is a prime example of this shit. Dude lives off of a diet of nothing but Fox News. If there's not a sportsball game on he's watching Fox News and nothing else while drinking himself into a stupor with Puerto Rican Rum.

>>325174
Future generations will turn out even worse, millenial parents give their kids a tablet by the time they reach the ripe age of <1 year to consume Bluey, Skibidi Toilet and Tung Tung Sahur 12 hours a day since they don't want to do any parenting other than to their dogs and cats, these kids will also rely on AI for every single thing since that's what their teachers allowed them to do when they were studying gender-perspective mathematics in high school. Also will grow in a censored Internet, so there won't be a single upside to it, their source of absolute truth will be ChatGPT anyways.

Not that any of this matters, it is by design since plebeians were never supposed to have an IQ above the three digits, especially when all future employment will be menial dead-end jobs.

>>325176
Who cares to be honest, in the future civilization will collapse under the burden of global warming and scarcity of resources, future generations will face such difficult times that internet censorship will be the last of their problems. The good times are over.

>>325194
I know about it, more reason to point out how cruel most normalpigs are for sending the kids they had due to boredom to such dystopian future with what virtually will be a mental disability, not to mention being a minority surrounded by hostile ethnics, while the parents enjoy netflix and chill in the living room.

Man up and walk it off

>>325005
I'm the one who wrote this >>325004
I feel bad about that reply now; I was having a bad day and felt like lashing out at someone. The other reply sums up my original intention well, I thought the thread was low quality on account of the absence of any details about your condition. I could have just written that though, and I see that the thread now has more rubbish low-effort replies. Sorry.

I don't see how this is possible unless your country has some kind of disability payments.

>>325003
You don't. /thread

Depend on programs in place and any family that can help.

There's no magic cure unless you made money grifting on the internet, I think you're better than scalping pokemon cards or coin scams.

>>325118
>get put on clozapine because of "religious delusions"

Explain the character of these religious delusions. Do you still suffer from them? What caused the clinician you were seeing to diagnose you as schizophrenic? Did you feel at the time the diagnosis was fair and correct (assuming you were coherent)?

>get told if I miss two doses I need to be re-titrated onto it, in the assiduous care of the psych ward no less

This is clinically untrue. There are no specific medical grounds for having to readjust dosage of an antipsychotic drug in the simple event of a few missed doses. They just want to frighten you into staying on your medication. This reminds me of general practitioners brainwashing their patients with the line: “SSRIs don’t start working unless you’ve been taking them for six weeks minimum…” which is of course complete bullshit as the drug works immediately to alter healthy brain function and the continuous taking of it is just to cement the dangerous profile of effects.

>crash hard (felt like my whole body was shutting down)

This is normal when missing regular dosing periods or withdrawing from heavy prescription drugs. I’ve experienced this crashing when withdrawing from both SSRIs and opioids. It feels like your whole body is dying; it is profoundly frightening. But withdrawal from antipsychotics and antidepressives is even more hellish than withdrawal from opioids as the chemical compounds found in these drugs do not have any true organic analogues in nature (like opioids do with poppies for instance). What this means is the human brain has no hereditary precedent for coming off of these classes of drugs and so the matter of reestablishing normal neurological chemistry is even more painful and confused. The ideal of course is *not* to be on these drugs in the first place so that you don’t have to experience withdrawals; but if you have been put on them, to stop using them as soon as you feel you can.

Additionally remember that good nutrition is your absolute best defense in fighting things like akathisia and the generalized discomfiture incidental to withdrawal. You do not need to return to the poison in order to feel relief from the poison (if you understand my meaning). Rather you need to “drownPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>325124
Well I saw him at 12:15 n the midst of his busy schedule and he said he would call me at 6:00. Its now quarter to 7 here. He decided to completely screw me, just send the damn prescription to the pharmacy! This is malpractice for crying out loud.

>>325118
looks like the doctors donnt give a fuck about you

Psychiatry ruined so many lives in the west it is a plague

You probably did not have anything wrong beside some irrational thoughts from social isolation

Yet they decided to put you on a blood clotting drug for the rest of your life

>>325152
Popping pills and smoking meth is an all 'merican pastime commie

Any good ereaders around 8" that have long battery and SD cards?
Would like to load some manga on there too not just books.

>>323277
>Any good ereaders around 8" that have long battery and SD cards?

depends on if you want a colored e-ink display. i don't know in what fileformat the manga come though.

the biggest color e-ink on a kobo is the kobo libra colour with an 7 inch display and 32gb internal memory and no sd card. assholes took the sd slot out apparently. they say the battery lasts for weeks.

if you don't insist on colour, you can find an older kobo for cheap that has a 6 inch screen and an sd card slot.

i didn't know the newer ones don't have sd card slot, that's quite disgusting behavior by the manufacturer. costs them literally nothing to include an sd card slot in mass production and is imensely useful to whoever uses the device.

>>323280
Yeah couldn't find one with SD card either in the 8" range is why I asked just in case.
Feel like 6" is too small for manga.
32gb ain't much for manga either, it's not horrible, but I'd rather not have to make due.
I'll reconsider if I want one for purely reading.
I don't care for color. Feels like another layer of complexity that could go wrong and is more expensive.

>>323285
>I don't care for color. Feels like another layer of complexity that could go wrong and is more expensive.

i'm hoping for one to be released this year (by kobo, assuming they don't enshittify and keep letting users use a device without account and internet) that is big and uses color so that i can use it for pdf files. some books i can only find pdf versions and converting them to other formats seems like a nightmare. i could use them to look at jamie oliver cookbooks, which are colorfully illustrated and i always enjoyed looking at when i was younger. though it is kind of silly because i don't eat cooked food anymore…

if it comes with a pen i wouldn't mind, maybe it is fun to doodle on the actual pdfs i am reading, that looked pretty cool in videos i have seen about their current biggest reader, something like a ~10inch display.

Americans scream swimming pools must be banned or everyone will die.

>>324987
>Enshrining violence and valour in poetic form preserves it as something to be celebrated

I think the glorifying of violence in books is fine so long as the narrative target is purposed at specific tyrannical elements limiting the freedom of other characters’ lives. But this isn’t the case with the Homeric poems, which celebrate indiscriminate violence and bloodshed in circumstances of pointless war. Agamemnon for instance is a basic fat greedy king who craves more power, whom Homer describes as Οἰνοβαρές, κυνὸς ὄμματ᾿ ἔχων, κραδίην δ᾿ ἐλάφοιο, wine-heavy, having the eyes of a dog, and the heart of a deer. And yet the whole of the Iliad features innocent brainwashed young soldiers dying on the behalf of the ambitions of this slob king. Though this was probably near the belligerent conditions of the ancient world, where half-deranged rulers led young men to their deaths. But our own modern day isn’t much different, where masonic puppets (presidents, prime ministers) of jewish bankers lead young men to their deaths.

>Because the cycle of violence is a cycle

Violence is the native quality of all biological life. A gnostic interpretation would be that the demiurge set us in a loop to devour each other. But I don’t necessarily support this view.

>What I think the Greeks knew, and modern living is perhaps learning painfully once more,

I think the Greeks understood this when we find the sentence: Βίος κέκληται δ' ὡς βίᾳ πορίζεται → Vi quia paratur vita, vita dicitur

It has been called life (bios) because it is supplied with force (bia). And then this is carried into Latin with similar alliteration as: Vi quia paratur vita, vita dicitur — Because life (vita) is prepared with force (vis), it is said life (vita).

I maintain that there is nothing wrong with this however so long as the carrying of force (violentia) is managed by a just ruling party (which at this moment in our world it is not).

> is the limits of rationality in the broad populace

If this is your way of saying the goyish herd is a stupid animal, then I agree with you.
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>>324994
>But this isn’t the case with the Homeric poems, which celebrate indiscriminate violence and bloodshed in circumstances of pointless war

Consider however that Valor and strength cannot be determined from a zero position and has to be both selected for and cultivated. Reckless expeditions of young men transmute the youthful energy into skill and tested capacity in ways that training - no matter how brutal - can never equal. The distortion of the modern era has perhaps forever disconnected this. Instead of genuine tests of character and bodily strenght, and environments that force virtue or death on the participants, baseline warfare has become so much of an accounting exercise that on the few instances when it stops behaving that way, the participants are largely incapable of responding.

Which is to say the madness of kings culling the weak is perhaps preferable to the madness of accountants and bankers achieving the same thing.

>Violence is the native quality of all biological life.

Feasibly one step further, violence - specifically physical distortion - is the nature of … well nature. The sun burns and destroys the bonds between atoms, the black hole rips stable equilibrium, the atomic decay of everything reduces the complex to the simple to be recycled with great waste and loss at every step. Therefore;

>pseudos gennaion
The problem with rejecting this, is that nobility of mind and character is - I think - a resource derived from either finite feedstock or second and third order effects of social constructs. It follows then that no matter how close to 100% efficient these processes or resources become, they will consume their baseline pre-requisites. Zero sum game as always. What then to be done with the un-improvable herd no matter how groomed and polished? Violence controlled by the virtuous ruling class?

>Euclid’s opinion
My reading of it was intentional sarcasm in response to the school boy level question of "But what will we do with knowing this? What profit is it?". Making the transaction explicit and immediate and holding it up as a lesson for those humble enough to read it. But perhaps that's my own bias against such sophistry.
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>>324981
Bro even in the middle ages scholars emphasized memory because books were so expensive. They had mnemonic "mind temples" they utilized in their imagination to better retain legal information.

Oftentimes the specifics of law was rote memorized because the actual legal charter was 100km away and you couldn't just pull a book out from your library. They were chained to desks.

Mnemonics only seriously declined in the 19th century, exactly when books proliferated exponentially, and coincidentally right when the university system first dumbed down. Thats when actual specialized degrees started instead of students being expected to learn on their own.

>>324981
>the Batrachomyomachia

This is a fun little read.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batrachomyomachia

>>324996
>Bro even in the middle ages scholars emphasized memory because books were so expensive. They had mnemonic "mind temples" they utilized in their imagination to better retain legal information.

Maybe they should have been working to amend the bodies of their civilizations with sounder systems of religion and government and economics that the memorizing of the details of the old systems would no longer be necessary? Wouldn’t this have been a wiser course than setting into memory the antiquated commands of old legal codes that from within a better society would have no place? I forgot where I found this latin sentence, but it is from a medieval author, and its sense is relevant:

Quorsum requireretur legum prudentia, cum abessent mali mores, ex quibus haud dubie bonae leges prognatae sunt? Whereto would be required the prudence of the laws, when evil habits would be absent, from out of which not doubtfully good laws are derivative?

And even (((Thomas More))) in his proto-communist Utopia makes his hero Hythlodaeus (a greek pun meaning: distributor of nonsense) speak the following regarding the Utopian islanders:

leges habent perquam paucas. sufficiunt enim sic institutis paucissimae. quin hoc in primis apud alios improbant populos, quod legum interpretumque uolumina, non infinita sufficiunt. ipsi uero censent iniquissimum; ullos homines his obligari legibus; quae aut numerosiores sint, quam ut perlegi queant; aut obscuriores quam ut a quouis possint intelligi. They have very few laws. For thus do very few fit their purposes. That this firstly near other peoples do they disapprobate, that not even infinite volumes of laws and interpreters suffice. They themselves however account most wrong, any men to be bound by these laws, which either may be more numerous than so that they may be able to be read; or more obscure than so that from whomever they may be able to be understood.

These were nearly medieval writers and in them we find disesteem for the structure of the old traditional legality then surviving in their own time. I wonder what they would have thought at hearing of scholars being “chained to their desks” copying to mind sentence after sentence of older legal decision? And here in conceptual sympathy with them I can ask: what is the purpose in rote memorizing almost infiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>325038
>John locke
What a irony that you put a lot of random people or things in your "That's jewish so is evil and unhealthy i total sure bacause theres a jew somewhere" and at same time you ignore the founder and creator of racialist and ariosophist stupid ideas that still bring to today retardation around identity politics lol

>>325041
schizo denier strikes again

>>325049

>During the Battle of Khaybar, Hazrat Bishr(ra) also ate the poisoned meat alongside the Holy Prophet(sa), which was given to them as a gift by a Jewish female. When Hazrat Bishr(ra) swallowed a piece of the meat, he had not yet moved from his place when all of a sudden, his facial complexion changed and became like telasaan – a cloth which was predominately black in color. The pain was so severe, that for an entire year he was unable to turn over in bed without assistance and eventually, he passed away in this painful state. It is also stated [in other narrations] that the poison was so deadly that he had not yet moved from his place when after a short while of eating the meat, he passed away.
>The Prophet, in his ailment in which he died, used to say, "O `Aisha! I still feel the pain caused by the food I ate at Khaibar, and at this time, I feel as if my aorta is being sliced from that poison."
>Aisha reported: I saw the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, as he was dying and he had a cup of water, which he would dip his hand into and wipe his face with water, then he was saying, “O Allah, help me with the agonies of death!”

Hazrat Bishr and the Holy prophet. Two men who ate poisoned meat prepared by a Jew, two men who died as a result of trusting them.

God communicates to the Muslims and to all the rest of the world, that no matter what despicable acts Jews do, they are 'invincible'. Why? Because 'God chose them above all the world'.
He killed and laid waste to the Hamites, and he'll kill and lay waste to everything else. Why? Because he favors Jews.

The only conceivable way to change that adoration is by changing God's mind. But remember, the prayer of a Jew is superior to the prayer of a non-Jew in the eyes of God by virtue of the fact that he favors Jews more than he does everyone and everything else.

>>325038
>incoherent piecemeal response
I hope you find the help you need schizomancer.

>>325055
Are you boosted?

top water flavor by country, by state

>>325053
Delaware being the one pro-Crush state is weirdly funny

>>325076
every map shows the south is backwards and shitty. One more little example here. Who calls the generic name for a soda by the brand name for a particular soda? That's just dumb.

>>325099
I bet when you cum too much to furry inflation, you shout at your mom to bring you more Kleenex, as a way of requesting any tissue papers in general.

I found a Linux OS that is based off of Serial Experiments Lain. https://lainos.net/ It looks cool, but for me it's a bit of a pain to work the UI. I was able to snag all the wallpapers and use them for my setup though.