/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>776023
>>776302
How moronic. It’s because of lapsed reactionaries like you that the right got the left to cuck on trans and gay rights to the point that TERFs managed to get their way with the orange Hitler. Smh, Stalin would have sent y’all to the gulags, and he knocked up a 14 yo woman. Had he been alive today, you cunts would try to cancel and kill him for being based.

Literally questioning the pedo panic will get you banned from all mainstream social media owned by the plutocratic big tech cartels, 4cuck included.

Again, if you’re so certain that the idea that adult-child sex being inherently harmful is true, why the censorship and academic suppression that has being going on ever since the publication of the Rind report of 1998, the only scientific paper to be unanimously condemned by the American empire’s Congress in all human history (as opposed to a paper validating racism or sexism)?

Maybe because that idea is not true after all?

Honestly, the controversy over Rind and its subsequent academic suppression reminds me of how mainstream academia has suppressed the Cambridge Capital controversy since that threatened the certainty of marginalised, the most common economic theory used in mainstream economics and under which ALL major countries in the world operate under (China and Vietnam included).

>>776296
>>776023
You obsessing over lolicon as some moral sickness while actual child molesting takes place tells me that you’re a typical virtue signaller

>>776296
The opposite is the problem. I see more whining about “pedophilia” than any actual pedophilia.
People whining about fictional teens crushing on slightly older characters or whatnot

>>776406
>my son embarrassed himself in front of the entire town
>the entire town
Okay, story time.

>>776433
He said that the sky was falling but it was really just an Acorn, he literally climbed on top of a bell tower too.

>>776417 (me)
I must have fresh installed endeavor for some reason

>>776415 (me)

Some other specifications i’m looking for are relatively light, and relatively modern; it’s not gonna be a gaming laptop but i’d still like to play some older games on it (e.g. civ 5, hoi4, morrowind, etc)

>>776415
Lenovo xiaoxin laptop from chinese market

>>776425
Yeah no afaik linux doesn't work that well with mobile chips. Might as well just grab a refurbished thinkpad

>>776415
Familiarise yourself with hardware. Like you don't need a degree in engineering to understand.

>>776403
>then why them preachers be tryna get me to eat the 'body and blood of christ' every damn sunday? fr man like damn.
That was probably the most embarrassing typo I ever made with autocorrect
>nah dawg, religion really do be "opium of the masses" aka a tool of political control. always was. it's why wars were fought in the name of god, and really, continue to be to this day.
Again it conservative religion, people also use religion to advocate for non-violence

In 100 years the whole world will be atheism, even if the revolution doesn't happen. All trends point to increasing atheism and irreligion worldwide, even in deeply religious countries like Saudi Arabia and Brazil.

>>776407
thats assuming we continue to progress, regression is always possible

>>776408
So you were lying when you said you weren't an atheist, Socrates?

The problem is that then you fall into a no-true-Scotsman fallacy where you have to evaluate every Christian creed based on some “pure Christianity” that never existed as before the formation of the Catholic Church you had various Christian sects with differing and often conflicting interpretations of the Bible, like the conflict between Monophysites and miaphysites which, although trivial to us, were taken by pre-modern Christians so seriously that it is said that the early Arab conquest of the Levant was largely possible thanks to the monophysites siding against the imperial Easter Roman Church at Constantinople.

And let’s not forget how the oldest physical inscription of Jesus Christ is derived from a marcionite church, and marcionites are deemed by mainstream Christians WORLDWIDE to be heretics on the account of their negation of the trinity and Christ’s physical nature (in contradiction with the Nicene creed and the council of Trent that affirms Christ’s dual divine-mortal nature and the trinity as interpolated from certain biblical passages).

So while I don’t think it’s productive on talking about what does and doesn’t count as “true meaning of Christianity”, it would be worthwhile to talk about how the average reactionary DGAF about the Christian faith, and instead simply projecting their own reactionary politics into Christianity, which is why “faithful Christians” will focus on culture war BS and divorce and other social issues, but never talk about debt jubilees and other relatively progressive aspects of the Bible.

Worse

>>773451
>that in a time when artisans were just aristocrats who painted for fun
What? They hand crafted items and sold them. They are and still are petit-porkies. I agree with rest of your post.

>>773381
snca thread who cares.
sage

It’s a bit shit and needs to go eventually.
Not as bad as Nazis but not great either

worse

>>773317
this

>>773317
>international equivalent
What's the international fund you're paired with? curious which one you went with.
>>773464
???

PLTR for a socialist stock

Palantir

>>773442
So long as there’s human civilization, S&P500 is a safe bet. If S&P500 fails, the world is fucked and money will no longer matter for the immediate future anyway.

>>776311
I’ve got Schwab’s international index. No clue what the individual stocks are but it returns about 5% annually, although over the last 10 years it’s been returning about 8%. I used to also have US bonds but I found that pointless and moved that money to either index funds or my HYSA.

why do they even have diplomatic relations with so many countries? theres no way canada is a trade partner with bhutan

Sigma country, the rarest kind

The most mysterious country and ethnic group (?) for me. In such a globalized world they're one of the only ethnicity i havent met or know anything about, i assume they're some kind of Tibetans. I even met north koreans but no Buthanese. I heard they're mass emigrating to Australia since the late 2010.

You theorically can do anything with precision fermentation, throw soy or organic garbage in the vat with some engineered bacteria and microbe et voila

>>776258 i put those highly processed "plant based meats" in my food when I crave for flesh because I don't know how to make soy and tofu tasty. i didn't know seitan was a thing. anyway, i should learn how to cook instead of buying these beyond future type products, and instead of just deepfrying stuff

>>776206
Yes and no, it all depends on the taste now and production cost, but optimally we should shut off our own taste receptors and consume universal slop with all the necessary vitamins, minerals and nutrients needed for a food like proper utilitarian beings.

We need one food to beat them all. An easy food that makes variety unnecessary.

>>776331
And to everyone who likes food for the taste of it, I do too, but you should be doing drugs for pleasure not food for pleasure, food is for survival not recreation. Stop playing with your food.

>>776217
in all honesty still tame compared to the modern chick shredder 3000

young uneducated african american democrat women from the west winning again

its a thing since thomas robinson in the uk had a elon musk funded campagin to raise the flags

>>776227
This is because america is the only nation statd that really does serve its people: reactionary settler petty bourgeoisie

>>776327
Or maybe you can stop the "settler" spookery, you fed.

Sakai was FBI and third-worldists are feds.

>>776227
>So are there other countries that do this?
Yeah a lot, like most of the world starting east of Europe.

the megaphone
just kidding, it's the ak47

The AK47 sticks to the intended purpose: wiping out imperialists

AI trebuchet

>>776255
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