Sorry for your skin color.
Woman's social tendencies were always used to enforce desired behaviors but it wasn't the state's desired behaviors, it was the community and church (morality there of).
Women will comment positively on these pictures while making fun of her in private. A world run by women rules has no accountability, no justice, and no greater purpose.
TND, don't be a faggot.
I've never really enjoyed timed objectives, and most of the enemies are just bullet sponges.
we haven't had a republic in a long time, we have a democracy. A republic representatives go to protect your rights, and run the gov't. Democracy is just rule by the majority.
A trailer? Living the dream.
based, he sucks but I fucking love the play.
They're going to come here and the worst they can think of is calling you racist. They're going to have to get cool with a ton of shit or they're going to lose their minds.
From you I've gotten:
- Everything you want to do supports the jew agenda.
- Do nothing, they've already won.
If I were some kind of shitty low iq shill, this would be a good tactic. Obfuscate my points by making a bunch of emotional claims and then tell you everything you think/do is wrong without offering any kind of path forward. Just stymie the movement in any way possible, pretend to be a supporter while doing anything I can to weaken from the 'inside.'
The jew cries out in pain as he strikes you.
the goal is to collapse before jews can completely control the collapse and create a one world digital currency, not to kowtow to jews you absolute jidf supporter.
Bullshit. According to this 2023 article we have one major artillery supplier and they ramped up production but still can't meet demand (supplying ukraine). Even a cursory inspection of anything we have tells me we don't have enough of anything to fight forever without production. We wouldn't have increased military spend 50% if we had that kind of stockpile either.
(ukraine, arty ammo) https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/17/politics/us-weapons-factories-ukraine-ammunition
(military spend) https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy59kxl2xwzo
This is true, but you would have had to make the right stock picks for this. The majority of the companies that have been on the S&P no longer exist. You can always index fund it, but I'm not seeing the majority of index funds beat or match the S&P.
Plus, it's a shitty method of retirement. It always goes up, sure. It can take 6-13 years to catch up after a large wipe out, and timing can be a huge issue. People should lean more into bonds as they close in on retirement age, but even then there's a pretty big mix.
Not to mention, the mag 7 is pretty much being propped up by passive investment tools. When the market corrects, it's going to be people with 401ks that eat shit.
This casino is not rigged in your favor. If the destruction of money stopped, people could budget and save. Why is it that we had almost 200 years of no (some inflation/some deflation) inflation, and after we get a central bank we lean heavily into usury and inflating our way out of debt to the detriment of the majority of working people.
Ah yes, use cps, and trust the gov't against people. The gov't has proved they're hyper reliable with stress tests lile ruby ridge and waco.
It's really difficult, I've been in my house for 12 years. When I bought, I thought the prices were absolute peak insanity... but I've continually been wrong.
Even the advice I have is tainted by pretty much lucking into a company that pays okayish (that I've been laid off from 4x but never stayed that way - getting hired back on in different functions/areas).
My biggest frustration is that my 2bedroom apartment before I moved was $690 a month and just with property taxes I pay $425 a month to essentially rent from the local town.
My wife works, dual income really helped. All my bonuses and commission went into the house and we paid it off in 9 years. It took her 6 months to find a job when her company laid her off last year, not having a mortgage payment every month meant we could weather it alright - still food, kids, limited travel to visit family, insurance...
The amortization table skews heavily towards interest as you start paying the loan, getting ahead of it helps build equity much more quickly. 3% of my payment went towards principal the first year, and by year 7-8 60-70% went towards principal, which helps snowball.
If there's someone you can trust to live with you and contribute... it'd help. A lot of people want to pick up extra jobs, but I'd much rather control spending and not kill myself (cheap hobbies, fishing, computer games, exercise, cooking). I drive an suv that's almost 20 years old with over 200,000 miles and plan on buying something pre-2019 when it dies.