The time came sixty years ago. And fifty. And forty. And thirty. And twenty. And fifteen. And five. Take your time, I guess.
I thought you were going to say, "I couldn’t imagine providing a valuable service to a small community then getting arrested for it."
The Woman in the Red Dress is literally a training program about how every ̶n̶o̶r̶m̶i̶e̶ person still plugged in is a potential agent. Even if the guards didn't have guns, they had to die to secure the operation zone.
Correct. America is dead and has been for decades. He can't find anything to celebrate except himself.
It's one year. He's talking about dying with some dignity instead of filling ancient veins with experimental pharmaceuticals to squeeze out a few more months of consciousness.
I used to joke that a huge array of modern mental afflictions were the result of not being physically tired enough and having too much free time. Depression, attention disorders, eating disorders, you name it.
It's not a joke anymore.
Upgrade to solid state and you can probably cut way back on the number. And don't take build advice from MDs.
Exactly. I can see Germans being ok with that. You think Mediterraneans give a shit past tenths?
Cooking with weight is easier. Metric is shit. The Imperial system for volume is a doubling system, where we have stopped using a couple of the steps. Incredibly intuitive.
Length is the one that gets me. Twelve is divisible by 2, 3, 4, and 6, all super useful. Ten is divisible by 2 and 5. You never need a fifth of something. Supposed, Euro lumber yards sell by the 1.2 meter length for this reason. It's a foot with extra steps.
We don't know that Israel didn't give her husband bone cancer.
The ultimate sacrifice would be making her pay a special non-White tax.
From existence.
Every decade since the sixties (at least) have had prominent race riots. The idea that there has ever been multi-ethnic, multi-cultural harmony in America is just a bald-faced lie.
And it's a lie boomers tell boomers. Sure, there are institutions that benefit. But why buy in initially? The best i can come up with is that boomers are more brainwashed than most people can appreciate.
A little humiliation every now and then does them good.
The youngest boomers are 70 now. Any boomer who throws the home value line at you is telling you they want to sell their house from their deathbed. You couldn't craft a more shortsighted, spiteful group of goblins if you tried.
Realize that 70 years ago, this same thought process was applied to counties and towns without batting an eye. Your local political unit could just not let foreigners buy land. Now, the full force of the federal government drops like a hammer whenever a group of White folk start talking about founding a new town together.
Sikhs are the good browns, bros! Good browns exist, bro, you gotta believe me! They hate muslims, bro!
It's kind of neat to be in a post-argument world. It means the lines are finally drawn. The data is so obvious, the only explanation for where you fall is your choice of allegiance.
Retarded probability matrices replacing retarded organics. It's progress.
I don't disagree with your point, but I think cheap, reliable transportation is worse. A phone won't scatter your clan to the four winds.
That might just be the life cycle of a moderately open forum. 8chan went through something similar to ConPro and KIA2. You have an early, exploratory phase, where people are debating and trying to find theories with good explanatory power and figuring out where the limits of the conversation are. Then things start to settle to concensus and the theories/limits are put to the test. Longtime users and esoteric posters start to dwindle. New users join who didn't experience the struggle and take the liberties the forum now enjoys for granted. That flattens conversation fuether and more old timers leave, until it's just the judenposting board.
And everyone who works on the cure, and their families, will follow in 24 months, success or no. You're certain we need it, of course.
I watched Universe once. I remember almost nothing of the show now, but at the time I was so fascinated by their choice to make the military commander a complete fuckup. I'd be curious, if I watched it again, to see if that was the intent. I'd be willing to bet it was meant to be a "no right answers" kind of thing, but I distinctly remember him screwing up real obvious calls and not cut out for command, like Gorman in Aliens.