/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>730903
Damn… wtf is this made with? Scary

>>731661
>i can try to go out and find some groups but it's not very practical to go out every weekend.
i understand your particular situation more clearly now, thank you. i suppose it'll be reasonable to take quite some time vetting the group online before you try to take part in any irl activity of theirs, easier to do if they've had meetups in the past and posted about it online
>even then im not college going age and i dont want to seem like a creepy weirdo fishing for young college girls.
i don't think you'll be perceived as such unless you actually try to pursue young college girls (๑ᵔ⤙ᵔ๑) not every group might have (only) young college girls in the first place
>any mention of the dreaded S or C word results in weird looks at best and hostility at worst.
well here's where our anecdotal experiences differ quite a lot since i don't live in the us and didn't experience this kind of adverse reaction to specific words acting as triggers proper from other proletarians i've talked to… i agree that this sounds depressing and, well, cucked to say the least (•́ ᴖ •̀) however since (you) have been able to study and educate yourself despite your immediate conditions i wouldn't completely exclude the possibility of there being other people with similar experiences in your area also looking for connection
>autistic student anarchists who talk nonstop about how we need more neurodivergent awareness because they cant stand being 5 seconds without their earpods or some horseshit instead of reading marxist books.
if they can't figure out how to download an audiobook at the very least i wouldn't take their words as anything other than purely emotional outcries at experienced adversities, real or imagined (,,>﹏<,,)

>>731689
>i understand your particular situation more clearly now, thank you.
thank you, you've been quite kind to take the time to listen to my whiney horseshit. i appreciate it.
>i suppose it'll be reasonable to take quite some time vetting the group online before you try to take part in any irl activity of theirs, easier to do if they've had meetups in the past and posted about it online
i was dumb enough to meet up with people i had just barely met online as a young lad, but not anymore. if a miracle happened and i formed a new friendship on the internet it would take quite some time before i even considered letting that person even know anything about me that could potentially identify me, let alone meeting up. im quite open to chatting with strangers but you know privacy is quite a fragile thing nowadays.
>i don't think you'll be perceived as such unless you actually try to pursue young college girls (๑ᵔ⤙ᵔ๑) not every group might have (only) young college girls in the first place
now that i think about it im not even sure if im interested in any kind of social activities that aren't philosophical literature clubs or serious communist organizations. that's really all i care about. i guess i do like music. i was considering trying to start a hardcore punk band the other day. i play bass and sing and i figured i might put ads up at a local venue looking for other members. but yeah i dont even know what my crochety ass would like about being in a room full of strangers who are likely disgusting normoids with no taste. yes i am an elitist.
>well here's where our anecdotal experiences differ quite a lot since i don't live in the us and didn't experience this kind of adverse reaction to specific words acting as triggers proper from other proletarians i've talked to…
people in europe are much more likely to be educated i visited germany for a month and ive been wanting to go back for over a decade since
>i agree that this sounds depressing and, well, cucked to say the least (•́ ᴖ •̀)
yup
>however since (you) have been able to study and educate yourself despite your immediate conditions i wouldn't completely exclude the possibility of there being otPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>731699
>i mean, they're just kids. still figuring themselves out. i dont know how it is in europe but here the culture is very self centered and every young person is encouraged to create a narrative that centers around their trauma. i think it's good that we're becoming more sensitive as a species but we're becoming so self-centered and egoistic projecting our idealistic intersectional fetishism onto the world and making demands of others because we lack dialectical inquiry which is such a tremendously important concept to develop critical thinking skills and a more objective and comprehensive worldview. this is what happens when we stop teaching plato to children. in american education plato is only mentioned in passing let alone any other kinds of philosophy or methods of inquiry. hell, american schoolkids barely even know how to read now.

Idk how true the last sentence is because as an American, I have never met a child that didn't know how to read.
Also, philosophy is an overused metric of intellectual maturity.
Also, most young people aren't political activists let alone looking to "change the world". Very few young people are like that.

Also, politics is always filled with people trying to "figure themselves out".

You called yourself an elitist with disdain for "normies", no?

That sounds kinda egotistical to me.

>>731585
Are you going thru midlife crisis?

>>731593
This.
Irony is, nowadays, there's more likely to be more older people in clubs than younger.
Also, don't people go to bars as a substitute for the nightclu

>>731700
>Idk how true the last sentence is because as an American, I have never met a child that didn't know how to read.
i dont mean that they literally cannot read, i mean that they are losing the ability to read important texts, to be literate and to study and have the attention span to read the foundational works of western civilization.
>Also, philosophy is an overused metric of intellectual maturity.
i dont emphasize philosophical knowledge as a marker of intellectual maturity like some kind of performative status symbol. it is an essential part of creating an educated society that can analyze and process texts, information, data; philosophy helps one to develop social intelligence, emotional intelligence, political intelligence, and it helps direct scientific research. in the words of zizek, philosophy does not provide answers, it allows us to know which are the correct questions to ask.
>Also, most young people aren't political activists let alone looking to "change the world". Very few young people are like that.
I didnt say that so i dont know where you're getting that from. i said that young people are encouraged to make themselves and their personal experiences the center of their world, to become consumed with their personal "stories" and to relate everything to their perceived traumas. it is completely lacking in any kind of dialectics which creates a crippled mind, unable to understand anything unless it personally relates to them and their experiences.
>Also, politics is always filled with people trying to "figure themselves out".
it shouldn't be, politics is supposed to be left to the vanguard party until the proletariat is sufficiently educated on historical materialism and class struggle.
>You called yourself an elitist with disdain for "normies", no?
>That sounds kinda egotistical to me.
i am egotistical and i think most people are stupid, yes i already said that. no i dont care how that makes me sound because it's the truth. most of us are egotistical anyway, but believe it or not i am actually less self-centered than most other people. i care less about my own problems than i do the problem of global wage slavery and diPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>731455
remember shadman?
he also drew lolis… than he started drawing real children

>>731590
Good to know. How is that relevant to conversation?

>>731596
because you people always say "loli isnt bad cuz muh drawing" and shadman is an example that gooning to loli doesnt come from nothing it comes from an actual attraction to children

CAN SOMEONE JUST BAN THIS THREAD ALREADY IM TIRED OF SEEING IT!!!

>>731694
By that logic, I guess we should ban violent movies then,.
We should also ban edgy jokes

>>730755
common trait shared by based leaders

awooga milk truck just arrive

>>731043
What a goat

>>730755
You know what they say: "Under everyone gets of communism their fair share milk!"

i love dairy too. it's probably the greatest food humans have ever created. ice cream, milkshakes, yogurt, cheese. without dairy we couldn't have pizza or milk chocolate or pastries or cookies or frappucinos or butter for god's sake. butter is so ridiculously good.

>>728661
I think you forgot DC and Atlanta. They have the same colors

>>728665
Actually I think it's Baltimore not DC

That's quite a insightful way to look at marginalized areas.

>>728622
ehat happens in the orange part

>>731678
In Utah there are a bunch of hogs no different than any other except they support having more than one wife and don’t drink alcohol. The ones in Pennsylvania speak German, dress like it’s the 1800s, isolate themselves, don’t use technology, sell quilts, and make pretzels

>>731539
he tried a psyop. 215 million USians if he let 10mil chinese communist women into the US communism would have prevailed in the west

Why didn't the government just ship Chinese girls off elsewhere during the one child policy? Perhaps "incelism" didn't exist back then. But I find it hard to believe thirsty niqhuz didn't exist somewhere at every point in history. Or maybe Im just propagandized as American and there never was a mass neglect of young Chinese girls.

Actually they would have been married off to black men to create the race of the future, the blasian masterrace

chussy is just that good

>>731656
one child policy was implemented under deng in 1979, after mao's death

>The Chinese State Council launched the policy in 1979, “so the rate of population growth may be brought under control as soon as possible.” However, the root cause of the policy lay back in the 1960s with Mao Zedong's belief that “the more people, the stronger we are”—an ideology that prevented China from developing the highly successful voluntary family planning programmes that countries such as South Korea and Taiwan had put in place in the 1960s.
>Deng Xiao-ping, the acknowledged architect of China's contemporary economic miracle, was a major sponsor of the 1979 policy. He said that unless the birth rate fell rapidly, “we will not be able to develop our economy, and raise the living standards of our people.”

and i thought leftypol hates porky

there is no liberation without animal liberation

the gentle pig is one of the most misunderstood animals.

>>731449
trvke

sometimes I think about how pigs are gassed with CO2 and it makes me sad

Another drawing of TCC-tan found from 2018 on this tumblr account
https://www.tumblr.com/denofthedruglioness

Just found a fuckton of 420chan related content browsing tumblr

>>731683
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>>731686
Steve graffiti IRL