/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>833000
Uhm no… THIS is me

>>833113
>larp
>on the internet
the south has documented third world conditions, the life expectancy in my home county is 42, and yo ass definitely isn't poor. Still tryna win the oppression Olympics and don't even know the rules

>>833216
Amen my sister in YesHuachuma.

>>833148
You sure about that?

>>833149
Yep

i can't tell if this is AI or an actual clip of Randy Fine, because Randy Fine is shameless and beyond satire

>>833205
Use your brain, of course it's AI.

>>833209
Nazi

You become a general of the armed forces, perform a coup, and become Emperor for life.

Having a dangerous and feared reputation, whether or not you're actually dangerous, is pretty fuckin dangerous. If you're not able to back it up you won't last very long. Careful what you wish for little fella.

five eight? that's the 'manlet' caste of heights you're worried about? what land do you live in where that's average and boring and loser tier? uygha you're taller than half men on earth, the global average is 171 by some few tiny ass centis, whatever i think i remember a real mafioso that was in the under 164cm zone..it shouldn't be a problem if you actually back up that reputation

>>832785
> came to grips with my mortality
seems like you haven't after all
because when you die all the experiences you've accumulated will rot together with your brain

"you can't take it to your grave" applies equally to experiences as it does to wealth, which is why all forms of hedonism, even enlightened "intellectual" ones, are a dead end
even the bourgeoisie know this, sure they indulge, but mostly they really care about the Idea(tm) of capitalism, which is why ghouls stay in politics until they drop dead til 90

when you're jeffrey epstein and everyone you interact with is fake and the whole world you live in is fake and every direction you look in is elaborately arranged to please you and give you exactly what you want at all times, the only experience left that truly feels real is the experience of an innocent child suffering at your wretched hands. and then pretty quickly, even that loses its edge and it becomes just another business.

what is really real are relationships, not things and experiences. that's what the universe really is, lots and lots of relationships from the quantum level to the cosmic level and all the matter and energy and phenomena we perceive is just the secondary byproduct of the relationships. likewise, our lives and everything that happens in them is just the secondary byproduct of our relationships to ourselves and the world. without the relationships, without the emotional investment, nothing is real. it's just a performance.

>>831130
>Victor Frankl and how he describes the past as the only permanent thing
It's actually the complete opposite. The past is in constant flux, the future is determined.

>>833177
if you took this idea as seriously as you claim to you wouldn't single out "hedonism" as uniquely flawed

anyway, billions must experience

>>832991
This is basically what every democratic nation becomes despite trying to be Lockean, it progresses into a Leviathan

>>832996
Well, yes, even the USA can commit war crimes basically and get away with it.
It's not a war crime if you win*

>>833001
Robert E. Lee's quote especially on the U.S. empire has not aged a bit considering the Patriot Act happened

It's literally all coming into place, from the very fears of the Founding Fathers concerning the British Empire, to now

Americans could not escape what they would become: another Britain

>>833004
If you're OP, I thought you said you were liberal as far as Hobbes goes, lmao.
True, the word "liberal" typically means the belief in human rights and a secularism in the post-Christian world, although loosely speaking everyone's a liberal in the sense they are post-Christendom.

>>833007
I'm liberally Hobbesian in the sense that I recognize there will always be a Leviathan no matter the change. And the Leviathan gets stronger overtime with the technological advances. You can try to have counterbalances to it like with Locke's idea of a state but it will succumb always to Leviathan. I think Locke understood this which is why he says rebellion is sometimes necessary but this just changes the Leviathan.

Why can't girls irl be shaped like Jen Bretty?

>>833102
Is she not real?

I have a question. Can women like these really be good wives? Like if they eventually get married, will they stay loyal to the husband and also stop doing solo porn if the husband doesn't like it

>>833159
why the fuck would that concern you?

>>833159
Depends on the character of the person and not the size of their behind

>>832971
i was there as a victim, not as a bourgeois degen :C
the peanut butter was tasty though

>>832953
It depends on what kind of wasp.

• Yellow jackets
  
• Hornets
  
• Paper wasps
  
  

Paper wasps are usually docile.

>>832873
The Queen gets elected by the colony as a collective and they can also decide to remove her from the post at any time.
Bees are Actually Existing Direct Democracy.

>>833134
Anarcho-monarchism.

>>833134
Reminds me of Froissart's Chronicles in how how the count of Flanders was basically a bargaining piece of the cities and towns, they wanted him to marry an English princess so they could have a trade agreement with England. Wool was the big thing back then and these areas were where the textile trade flourished. So the population forces the count of Flanders to be imprisoned in a castle while they're going over the arrangements with England, and, wanting no part of this he tries to leave and escape to the King of France (his actual liege lord) .. which he does (his subjects ironically didn't want him to do this tho) but it really is telling how nobles themselves, especially this guy, weren't all that powerful to begin with.

success in life depends in large part on how easily you can make new connections but no one ever teaches you how to do that

black sally is literally gonna get us all and you're here, posting.

>>822467
would you forcemasc a ftm?

all, yes ALL my problems would be fixed by money and head from a girl that looks like my mom but in her 20s

>>833147
All of my problems would be fixed if i could surgically remove ocd from my brain. I would literally become the next stalin and the borders of the dotp i would run would span several continents.

>>832906
anon has wasted time in this shithole for who knows how many months or years, surrounding himself with people he hates and who hate him back, but willing to withstand it in anticipation of his big Moment, where he will be able to seize upon a small hint of idiocy in the words of an unmindful green poster as desperate proof that he does not need to think, does not need to pay heed to those disconcerting antitheses he reads occasionally on social media, because even his opponents – he assures himself – do not really believe he is wrong. this is his moment of triumph. "finally", he whispers to himself, "they admit it". this revelation has no effect on the game of the gods, which goes on forever.

>>832869
If you can't strike at society without getting caught that's a skill issue tbh.

>>832775
Anybody who tells you it's wrong to blame society is part of the society. Therefore you should blame them.

>>832906
How do you mean? I think most Christians reject the idea that nature is evil, they call that gnosticism. God made the world and it was good. Or they say it used to be even better but man corrupted it with sin (but where did the sin come from if not God). Other traditional beliefs usually go with cycles of good/bad, or society as a living being (starts young and energetic, grows into middle age stability, then decays into senility and death), or linear degeneration like the Greek ages of men starting with gold to silver to heroic etc. and each age has less virtue. Maybe the Buddhists believe something like that, not sure (life is suffering).

If you mean something about competition (nature is war, all else is error) maybe, but I'm not sure, nature is certainly mostly rape, starvation, and suffering, and the left acts like barbarism is closer to nature, except when it comes to tribal people oddly enough. On the other hand, evolution has a whiggish logic, the left isn't opposed to war or competition, Marx and Engels loved evolution, Kropotkin wrote much about cooperation in nature (which is true enough but also a bit of cope, like two tribes cooperating to genocide the 3rd). It's usually the right that rejects evolution because it says man is just another animal although there are atheist right-wingers who embrace it as an excuse to cull the weak. Religious right-wingers act like evolution is true (there's no atheist quiver-full movement). Both left and right are fine with killing millions to establish their "superior" society.

Cyclical history is often called conservative as opposed to the left's whiggish linear progression but the old Marxists thought society would both advance and bring back elements of older societies (the whole spiraling dialectic thing) like how hunter-gatherers were supposedly primitive communists or Lenin on how prole democracy would resemble democracy from antiquity. I guess it's like evolution where traits can be dormant or vestiges and then later reused or repurposed when conditions are right.

>>832989
Just give a crumb of criticism. I guess technically you're supposed to say nature is AMORAL but whatever. Dawkins calls nature "pitilessly indifferent" then poetically described widespread suffering beyonPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>832874
I'm not a rightoid what do you mean, I just used the name tyrone as a harmful stereotype

>>832891
yes