>>42136 >Trumptoids fell for it again Don't worry anon we still haven't gotten to the worst parts of Project 2025. Keep an eye on the military. So let's enjoy the moment and celebrate our blossoming new mega surveillance / police state. If we can't beat China we might as well join them.

>>42163 Project 2025 is basically dead in the water. The courts slammed it shut, and the Supreme Court has signaled that’s just how it’s going to be. When I first read about P25 I just figured that they had a strategy to deal with the Courts — apparantly not, the gigantic Democrat influence networks would just roll over in a shock and awe operation. The Courts were just the speedbump, the horrendous, gargantuan public sector union mobilization is what actually ends P25. Too many people are on the streets Republicans in the Legislature can’t handle that kind of heat, it’s unironically over — all that’s left is to watch the roadkill in motion. In case anyone was wondering why Elon is suddenly gone with the wind.

>>42165 >expecting orange nigger to be competent LOL, LMAO even

>>38948 Oh. okay.

Why is everyone on the internet so literally fucking retarded? They cannot engage in the most basic philosophy. It's just not real. All the real people are being censored out by AI and only the kneejerking retard meme cattle are left.

>>42143 > on the internet Hit LessWrong or something, imageboards are the schizoid Mastodon in terms of IQ.

>>40175 >How can one expect a state like that to hold together? I don't know. How is Germany holding up these days?

>>40291 >not all jews wanted germany to perish Every Jew who followed the Talmud wanted Germany to perish. >all nazis are by definition exterminationist No they're not, but they should have been. Rather than putting up jews in luxury concentration camps with swimming pools and orchestras, they should have just bayoneted them in the throat in their homes.

>>29286 >as they simultaneously hate and want to destroy freedom and democracy but that's a good thing THOUGH

Sure, why the hell not Funny that I used to be extremely bottom right until I realised how bad an unchecked burgher class was

I also support the Ukronazis, btw

>>28243 that never works out though

>>39352 Obvious bad faith poster

>>41883 Have you read the mental health thread which was leakied from the jannies board during the hack?

>>41881 >designated to a Shadow Ban group you can easily simulate that by only staring at threads you pull from the archive and ignoring what everyone else is doing

Literally the same shit from a decade back with GamerGate and the alt-right.

>>41811 I always found revolting this fake ass dichotomy about two flavors of the same retarded neoliberism that is shoved down everyone's throats.

>>41811 Conservatism has always been a false opposition. Notice how they've backed down on many things and they've gotten more liberal as time went on. This shit has been the case since the movement was born

All the once lively 2015 tourists are now all burnt out adult failures.

>>22211 >you now remember 2014/2015 was the year they started cracking down on racist content >youtube got rid of much of its old content during its ToS update >websites doubling down on censorship, mostly targetting political content they deemed problematic while pushing their politics >their reasoning ofteing being the protection of minors, it was all a lie(FB whistleblow fiasco) >the internet got filled by screeching harpies and election tourists >2010s in general, were awfully known for the censorship that began towards the end of the 2000s >shit like OWS left the government schizos worried >old content was deleted, gaming communities went through a major shift on what was allowed on their websites >changes were obviously meant for political purposes and cater new audiences >people supported their side of the election with free speech in mind, it just got worse 2015 was a shit year for the internet, its only reedemable quality was the last ditch effort of political archives and infodumps being spread by anons before closing down but to this day I've yet to see anything positive out of all that >>38819 >what they actually miss anon, I'm pretty sure people have found other ways to interact with 13 year olds by this point. No regulation is ever going to crack down on that. There were less people on the internet and less political bullshit overall, internet being mostly used for entertainment purposes by nerds was probably what made it so good. Readily available piracy, being able to download other entertainment sources so easily, having actual support instead of automated services, archives working properly, less censorship and less regulations improved creative freedom along with its ingenuity, its considered the golden era of internet for good reasons. Though I agree its the freedom and lack of regulation that allowed it all to begin with, the principle remains

>>41866 Election tourism and its consequences

>>5625 thanks for the update

>>7803 >>7805 >>7970 based note taker

>>41533 Why are nigger babies bald? Is that natural or they shave the kids heads because of the dirtyness and to avoid fleas?

>>41562 It's literally that Plus their hair is naturally wild (like them) so since they're too lazy to brush it daily they just shave it.

>>41500 why is vivek barefoot? that's disgusting

I have an intense urge to speak with people who doubt God, but the words are hard to come by. Starting in my mid-teens, I had a 20 year journey through childish acceptance, despair, militant atheism, nihilism, humoring the idea of God as a technical possibility, finally coming around to at least seeing the merit of the bible on an intellectual level, and even then it took several more years before I could let go of the excuses I was using to remain safely skeptical. I now confident that God is real and Christ is the way to him. I did not plan or even hope to come to that conclusion. I was not led into it by others and I am not ignorant to alternative faiths and arguments against faith in general. I've heard it all, and while I can engage with issues point by point, I also know that debate of that sort is mostly just pissing in the wind. I'm not arrogant enough to think what took decades of living to turn me around I can compress into a few perfect sentences. I've been every type of doubter at one time or another, and a lot of those types of people are emotionally entrenched against God, goodness, and the concept of meaning in general in ways that require more than words. Jesus said that people will see him in you through your actions. Seeing him in other people's lives was a big part of what clued me in. I'm trying to get better at showing that, myself. What I will say is that I encourage you to read the bible for yourself (even if it's just as literature) and stop giving a fuck what anyone, especially the church, says. You really think the highest seats of power in the world, in the era where narratives and information is all that matters, would allow the most influential memetic force in human history to go unmolested? The popular image of Christianity has been hijacked and directed against you and against God. Jesus- a king, exorcist, and hero so great he was within all rights to sincerely preach supreme love and mercy- is depicted as a soft-natured pacifist on a cross. Most Christians support things that God never asked them to and you probably believe things about Christianity that might have sounded like definitive zingers against it out of context, but are in reality not even true. The gaggle of barely literate crackheads at the church up the street and the big Jesusplex full of gay flags and BLM stickers does not speak for God. If you had to choose one, you'd find more humility with the crackheads. Just read the book and let it stew in you. Go out into nature. Disconnect from the bullshit every now and again and allow yourself the quiet every generation of man before you used to hear his own voice. Maybe I'll have more to say some day, but that's all I've got for now. Christ be with you. There's still time.

>>40144 Post hand, shitskin refugee.

Christians today are especially less religious. They are more disenfranchised with their religion than any generation that came before them. When is the last time you met someone who took true inspiration from Jesus' teachings of empathy, compassion and patience? You won't find one on any imageboard. The Conservatives int he 1960s have successfully conspired to eliminate the last generation of the true practioners of faith by twisting good Christian values and identity with "traditional American values" that were political in nature and thus having little to do with the Bible. Today's Christians criticize the legitimate institutions like the Pope while dogmatically worshipping obvious pretenders like Televangelists and "The Second Coming of Jesus" Trump. The fact that such a phrase can be unironically stated by so-called good Christians should be proof enough that we're living in clown society.

>>41846 >Novel move. Easter ceasefire was one week ago. >This doesn’t feel like a Putin strategy Who do you think signed Minsk (twice) and ordered multiple ceasefires to allow civilians to evacuate during the siege of Mariupol? Whenever Russia performs a gesture of goodwill, it's usually he who announces it. It is very rare for him to make warlike statements. Examples include the SMO speech, Prigozhin mutiny speech and Oreshnik reveal.

"From 19.10 to 19.50 Moscow time, air defense systems on duty destroyed three unmanned aircraft-type aerial vehicles over the territory of the Murmansk region," the Russian Defense Ministry reported. The last time two UAVs were shot down over the Murmansk region was in September last year when they attempted to attack the Olenya airfield.

You forgot to mention that they also killed the operator (Boris Johnson)

>>41452 Wow. So, basically, he was railroaded into a conviction? I wonder what I would do if I was in the system faced with having to abandon an innocent man for the sake of my career? Would I be just like everyone else and say “sorry bro gotta look out for #1”?

Who gives a fuck? Nigs and p8gs deserve each other.

>>41075 >OJ There is evidence that it was his son Jason who did the murders of his jewish whore wife and her jewish boyfriend. Jason faked his timecard from his work that night and had a history of violence towards women. A police friend of Nicole said she thought Jason was peeping on her. He had also threatened a former boss with a knife who was a kike. If you can find the documentary made by Bill Dear, I recommend watching it. There is much more I'm forgetting.

>>41456 Is it this one? https://archive.today/https://www.(Webm or) USE https://archive.today/https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=SW-_5HeTTd8 >360p wth

>>41491 Well linking didn't work. It's on YT though.

>>39795 Search for "eruv" and "Dodge brothers vs Henry Ford" for some spicy Judaism

>>41482 >"Dodge brothers vs Henry Ford" I've only one image about that, are there more?

>>41483 Don't have any. Just read the Wikipedia page, some other article, and found their old logo that you also have there. Saved your image because it's a pretty good, albeit short, summary.

>>41307 >I didn't read your post past this point. And you have never had to deal with children, or talked to anyone who HAS dealt with children. Where RULE FUCKING #1 of raising a child is that the kid will do what you do, he will NOT do what you say, especially when it's in obvious contradiction of what you do.

>>37159 Appreciating creation is a good thing, but it doesn't give you any context. You don't gain any understanding of spirituality beyond the superficial, and it isn't a foundation for moral principles that can guide people through the problems they face. That comes through the body of received wisdom ultimately rooted in knowledge about human nature, and from what can be known about the supernatural, i.e. through religion. To borrow a metaphor from C.S. Lewis, making direct religious experience your whole spiritual life is like thinking you can plot a course from Hull to New York if you spend enough time contemplating the majesty of the Atlantic Ocean. You can't do it. You need maps, very precise instruments, and the knowledge to use them. Priests then are people who have dedicated their lives to religion. They take responsibility for the spiritual health of their whole community, composed of people who don't have either the time, ability, or disposition to get the same education they did. As religious leaders they also naturally take the lead in religious activities. Further upstream from them are philosophers, theologians, and mystics who spend their time improving (at least in theory) the knowledge they teach. Provided they perform those roles well everyone is better off, and it doesn't even stop people from having the kind of direct religious experience you're talking about. That's how it works everywhere by the way, not just in the context of Christianity. You can change the names, the structure of the institutions, what is or isn't considered a religious matter, or even say it's not really a religion but an "ideology" or "theory of history" but it always comes back to that same basic structure. Including for you. Maybe since you're so smug about the fact you "don't have any" you don't even know who your priesthood are, let alone where and how they got their ideas.

>>41427 Didn't mean to attach that picture but can't figure out how to delete. Please excuse my newfaggotry.

>>40743 Might even be the jannies/their fednigger lovers posting just to convince onlookers

>>38774 >alyssa mercunte having to work at a 5 guys? who?

it's back. literally nothing but spam posts aging out with 4 or 8 replies.