/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>784649
>>784677
You’ll never crush my spirit, fed

>fascists
They get pleasure from persecuting and killing minorities, all their seething about Jews comes later as an excuse
>commies and libs
These days, it's like a symbiote. They like to pretend they're the SJWs and… they also enjoy bullying or killing someone, but they justify their cruelty with bigotry or the bourgeoisie.
Old people support communism out of nostalgia and a desire to improve the economy and the lives of workers.

>>784649
In the old days we used to believe that after we died we'd go to heaven and see all our family again or some nonsense. In the modern world, that doesn't wash. That isn't going to happen. But the underlying anxiety remains and is either displaced onto abstract causes (I may die, but the nation / ideology lives on!) or pushed far far away with no reduction in quasi-religious devotion (No, I'M the biggest spongebob fan.)

This is of course only a small part of the wider phenomenon, but the underlying explanation is that for 90% of people politics is a displacement activity with more in common with religion than with a "real" movement committed to changing the actual state of things, both on the left and on the right.

>>784675
Most people don't fight. Arguing on Twitter that Stalin was a good lad has as much to do with materially liberating the proletariat as arguing on Twitter that Vriska did nothing wrong. There is no connection between input and output, so the only way to make that explanation hold would be to suggest that everyone is a stupid idiot. I don't believe that, so there must be something else that explains people politics-posting on Twitter all day.

>>784649
Because: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SY6-ZjQZkR4

>>768091
nah, just a sort of "size-queen" type, in a way, with a preference for big, gorgeous, meaty dicc. I'm the same way; a trans girl becomes INSTANTLY way hotter to me if I can see that she's packing fat meat.

>>767899
omfg, what is her name?? she's an absolute fucking cutie, I really would like to see more of her.

>>784021
What is his name?

>>784026
cloudy.

Fact: Unless transwomen don’t begin to transition before they reach the double digits, they’ll never be hot and passable.

>>784579
>Is the woman imagining him as a dog?
oh that's an excellent idea

>>784616 lmao

horses are bourgeois
donkeys are proletarian

>>785154
What about Zebras?

i wish i was a genderless asexual angel

>>785143
Satan isnt asexual lil uygha

>>784564
Very relatable. Except that I have to leave the house for work but I always feel very anxious when I go to work. I don't even think people dislike me at work but I just can't connect with anyone there and I kind of don't want to. I also tend to work at night so after a certain point it's only really me and two co-workers. It's full-time job trying to be personable and dateable and even then you could get burned badly plus I'm starting to feel fairly old while still living like an incompetent person.

>>784392
Sex is like pizza, everyone loves it, and even bad pizza is still worth eating, it's fucking pizza. However, missing out on pizza your whole life isn't this huge loss, though you might get strange looks from those around you in the same vein as if you said, "I don't get what the big deal is about Star Wars anyway"

In the end, if you've ever busted a nut, then you ultimately know what sex is like. Sex is just masturbation, but using another person's body as a sex toy, plus there's an athletic component because you actually have to do thrusting and whatever. Sex is masturbation with extra steps. Yeah, it can be good with the right person, but it's also possible that you can have a lot of mediocre sex, so the question(s) to ask yourself are:

1. Do I care enough to get myself into physical shape so I can be in good condition to have good sex?
   
2. Do I care enough to painstakingly wade through dozens of people, on the off chance that I might find someone who jives with me in numerous ways, but especially physically/sexually?
   
3. Do I have anything better to do with the time I could spend doing those things?
   
   

Sex is good but it ain't the end-all be-all of existence, contrary to what chuds and biology majors might tell you.

Vanilla sex is overrated and gets boring by the time you've been having it regularly for a year. Freaky intense kinky sex that takes over your life is worth dying for. In short, get yourself a dom or sub, preferably one you're also romantically attached to.

I'm too used to being alone, I feel like having someone around will just irritate me.

>>784573
trvth nvke. also most men died virgins before modernity so its really not that big of a deal

the first socialist project in human history existed in ancient pakistan #trvtvhnvke

>Muslim
>Judeochristian
I assure you, anyone who has spoken out in defense of the theory of evolution is not an Abrahamist.

Bump

I comprehend that intellectual laziness reached such a point that even shitposting is delegated to AI, abandoning all pretense of making sense or joke in the process

>>785121
Bleak Truthnuke

>>785116
soybooru slop

i mean statistically speaking its completely normal. there are hundreds of thousands of scientists in the US, thousands of people die in mysterious circumstances every year, some of them are bound to be scientists.

>>784832
Especially when you consider they work with machines and chemicals that can leave residual damage from exposure

A lot of our scientists from the old days died from radiation and chemical poisoning from experimenting

This is not hard to judge if you're actually honest with the available information. Put all eleven cases together. Were they all high in the academic/R&D ladder? Were they all in similar or related fields? Did they all have similar deaths?

>>784793
my main issue with this particular conspiracy is that I can't even figure out who would benefit from 11 scientists getting merced.like >>785036 has mentioned you'd have to start asking if they were all connected in one way or another before even beginning to create a working theory of who stands to benefit.

>>784807
>>784811
>>784801

I have arrived at similar conclusions regarding conspiritards, the actual info doesn't matter or any notion of being subversive it's literally a cluster B personality disorder and they genuinely think the world revolves around them. Problems are not systemic and the outcome of material factors but a personal attack on them by somesort of cabal for being oh so special and unique.

>>785045
>I have arrived at similar conclusions regarding conspiritards, the actual info doesn't matter or any notion of being subversive it's literally a cluster B personality disorder and they genuinely think the world revolves around them. Problems are not systemic and the outcome of material factors but a personal attack on them by somesort of cabal for being oh so special and unique.

Most of them are vintage pop culture enthusiasts. They base their moral compass on older generational aesthetics

Notice how a lot of right wing media often uses audiovisual samples of recent-vintage movies/music and often like to quote stories about their favorite pop cultural icons

With what I know now I would be genuinely conflicted on which side was better, in the long run..

slavers eternally mindbroken

>>784241
Status is relative. Billionaires compare themselves to other billionaires and feel like they are still missing things in life.

They don't mean physically outside, they mean get off twitter and such. Like playing minecraft or decorating the CSS of your website are both "going outside."

>>784271
Does it, or is it mostly the act of doing a "social ritual" ?

>>784241
Was Palvolich Bourgosie?

>>784360
bleak