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No wonder Chuds like him so much, they find him relatable.
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>>747076
That explains why his younger photos have an articulated, softburned and feminine face to it. Genetic Delftware. A delicate painting on a fleshy skincanvas.

>>747076
>>747072
>>747054
Oh my bad I did not mean to come across as transphobic, In fact I didn't even mean to invoke transgenderism in any way. What I meant when I said that Chuds found not going through Puberty relatable was that I was comparing them to children.

>>747049
sissy twink hitler loves commie cummies


>>747072
Hitler is a literal eunuch man, just take it and move on



 

How the fuck are people going by like everything is normal right now? All I feel day to day since 2020 has been nothing but dread and impending doom. I genuinely believe terrible shit is going to be happening quite soon yet people look at me like I'm insane

Cognitive dissonance and distractions. Or just feeling numb and helpless. Coping also.

Too busy having a job

Because there won't be a singular event that spells doom for the rest of the future,it simply will not happen
>but what about le nooks ?
you would in fact,be dead in less than 10 seconds in most places if this happens,it's not even worth thinking about.

Ironically if you use a car,getting into a mortal accident is pretty much the number one thing you should be worried about statistically

I had an era of nothing but dread and impending doom. You just learn to live with it and hope that you'll get to see the revolution before you die

>>746716
Feelings are just feelings. They have less to do with events in the real world than is often believed.



 

By the invitation of EQG chads
>no hooves
<War of all against all edition
<Gunpowder Treason Day
King James VI & I movie:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/PPRUFSGdI22n/
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Civilization might easily fall apart like a jenga tower: If there is anything I agree with Hobbes about is how fragile it is–it takes incredible effort and education to keep a political organism alive, and it might fall even at the best of times–that is how fickle it all is.
Hobbes:
>But the tongue of man is a trumpet of war, and sedition;
That is what you see today: plenty of compulsory education to keep people in line, and routines prescribed like that–people might not think the tongue of a man is a trumpet of war, but that is because all the civic education and the cult of personality of these states makes it the norm, and pretty much domesticates people, and keeps the influx of treats going.

TL;DR:
That is a point Hobbes has–that there needn't be an Aquinas looming over people's shoulders, telling them when to revolt–people are already predisposed to revolt & regardless of justly or unjustly.

Louis XIV story with Nicholas Fouquet:
>The King always wants to be the richest man & he never likes anyone wealthier than himself

<Louis XIV on reforming finance (part one):

Removing the superintendant
>It was then that I believed I should give serious attention to the re-establishment of the finances, and the first thing I deemed necessary was to remove the principal officials responsible for the disorder from their positions. For ever since I had assumed the care of my affairs, I had every day discovered new evidence of their squandering, and particularly by the superintendant. The sight of vast establishments of this man and of his insolent acquisitions could not but convince me of his wild ambition, and the general distress of my entire people constantly urged my justice against him.

>But what compounded his guilt toward me was that, far from profiting from the kindness I have shown him by retaining him in my councils, it gave him renewed hope of deceiving me, and that far from being the wiser for it, he merely tried to be more skillful at it. but whatever artifice he might employ, I was not long in recognizing his bad faith, for he could not refrain from continuing his extravagant expenses, fortifying strongholds, decorating palaces, forming conspiracies, and purchasing important offices for his friends at my expense, in the hope of soon becoming the sovereign arbiter of the State.


>Although this behavior was assuredly most criminal, I had initially intended only to exclude him from affairs, but having subsequently considered that with his restless disposition he would not endure this change of fortune without trying something new, I thought it best to arrest him. I postponed, nevertheless, the execution of this plan, and this plan distressed me greatly, for not merely did I see that he was in the meanwhile employing new subterfuges to steal from me, but what disturbed me more was that in order to appear more influential, he made a point of asking me for private audiences, and that in order not to arouse his suspicions, I was compelled to grant them and to submit to his useless discussions, while I know all about his disloyalty.


>You can imagine that I was at an age when it required a grea
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<Part 2

>The thing that I was most eager to correct about this general abuse was the use of orders for cash, because these had assuredly contributed more than anything else to the squandering of my money; for in this way one gave freely to whomever one wanted, without shame and without any fear of discovery. To avoid this confusion in the future, I resolved to draw up and to record personally all the orders I would sign, so that no expenditure has since been possible without my knowing the reason.

>I also wanted to recontract my farmed taxes, which had not been brought to their just value, and in order to avoid the frauds that were so common on these occasions – whether through the corruption of the judges who awarded them or through the secret compacts between the bidders – I was present at the bidding personally; and this first effort of mine increased my revenues by three millions, aside from making the value of the contracts payable monthly, which then gave me enough to provide for the most pressing expenses and enabled me to save the State a loss of fifteen millions a year in interest on loans.


>As for the contracts for the direct taxes, I reduced the commission from five sols to only fifteen deniers per livre, a diminution that amounted to such a large sum for the entire kingdom that it permitted me, in my great exhaustion, to lower the taille by four millions.


<I was astonished myself that in such a short time and by such entirely just means I should have been able to procure so much profit for the public. But what might cause still greater astonishment in that those who dealt with me on these terms made almost as great and much more solid a gain than those who had dealt previously, because the respect of my subjects for me then and my care in protecting my servants in all their requests made them find as much facility in their collections than as there had previously been chicanery and obstruction.


>I resolved, a short time later, to reduce from three quarters to two the payments on the salary increases that the officials had acquired at the pittance and that had greatly diminished the value of my farmed taxes. But I have already expl
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Louis XIV's close management of finances
>In working at the reorganization of the finances, I had already acceded, as I have told you, to signing personally all orders issued for the slightest expenses of the State. I found that this was not enough, an I was willing to go to the trouble of marking in my own hand, in a little book that I could always see, on one side, the funds that I was to receive each month, on the other, all the sums paid by my orders during that month.

<It may be, my son, that among the great number of courtiers who will surround you, some, attached to their pleasures and glorying in their ignorance of their own affairs, will someday portray this care to you as far beneath royalty. They will tell you, perhaps, that the kings our predecessors have never done such a thing and that even their prime ministers would have believed they were lowering themselves if they had not relied for these details on the superintendant and he, in turn, on the treasurer or on some lowly and obscure clerk. But those who speak this way have never considered that in the world, the greatest affairs are hardly ever concluded without the smallest, and that what would be baseness if a prince were acting through mere love of money becomes loftiness and superiority if its ultimate object is the welfare of his subjects, the execution of an infinite number of great plans, his own splendor, and his own magnificence, of which this attention to details is the most secure basis.


>Imagine, my son, what an entirely different thing it is for a king, whose plans must be varied, more extensive, and more hiden than those of any private individual, of such a nature indeed that there is sometimes hardly a single person in the world to whom he can entrust them all in their entirety. There are, however, none of these plans in which the finances do not enter somewhere. This is not saying enough. There are none of these plans that do not entirely and essentially depend on them, for what is great and wonderful when the state of our finances allows it becomes fantastic and ridiculous when it doe snot. Think then, I beg of you, how a king could govern and not be governed if his ignorance of these financial details subjects his best and most noble thoughts to the caprice of the prime minister, or of the superintendant, or of the treasurer, or of that obscure an
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I am from Brazil and I don't understand why are americans are so angry that ICE captures illegal immigrants?
>cheap labor
The people that are protesting don't seem to be the same that benefit from immigration. I genually don't get it.
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There is nothing wrong with perpetrators of brain drain from 3rd world countries being sent back to develop their homeland instead of devoting their labor to strengthen the Great Satan.

>>747013
I kind of agree when it comes to Cuban doctors, but if your 'homeland" is fucking India – a place with literally no chance of ever getting better – then going back would be just strenghening a different great satan.

>>746766
It's obviously bait, why are you wasting your time with this?

>>747094
i got giga autism, i don't know when ppl are baiting

>>746735
>why are americans are so angry that ICE captures illegal immigrants
they're angry that they're arresting and killing random people you stupid bootlicking macaco fuck. the best thing that could happen to you is to get nuked by the yanks, see how much good all this sucking up does for you, you worthless faggot
t. also brazilian



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this guy slaps your gfs cock at the gym what do you do?
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>>746731
It is not even his worse video, but it is the one in which he looks the best, since he shows his full body and face. He has a handsome face

>>746745
dios mio

>>746745
I'm surprised puss doesnt squirt out when he flexes

>>746745
disgusting
>>746839
cmon… i didnt want to think abt that

Severe acne is one of the side effects from steroid use



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>this being is only 32 years old
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>>746565
Top tier milf

>>746601
Huge throbbing germanic schnoz makes my asian peepee turn diamonds, what a loss

>>746612
bogdanoffs consciously did it to look even more special,they already were fucked from birth.

>>746603
>>746609
Your bars are too low anons

I wonder if Mar-a-lago face is right wing body dysmoprhia in the same vein as dudes who do gear cuz they were chubby as a child



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if you're a low status you'll relentlessly be stomped by every member of society while being told to man up, I'd rather check out of life rather than contributing to the wealth of some disgusting trillionare or a bunch of pasty rag of impotent delusion that hate me just because of the color of my skin. The only thing a job contributes to is to increase the evil in this world, there are no good people and if there are they should blame their parents for bringing them into this torture chamber just because of their narcissism.
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>>746993
Fuck the filter fuck Jews fuck blacks

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>>746993
>>746994
1. It doesn't work like that.
2. The Jews are also a distraction; we don't know about the real rulers.
3. Blacks have nothing to do with this.
Only a gavvah-obtaining sadist under the control of Yaldobaoth could have written such goyslop.

>>746924
complaining is praxis, this guy is a productivityhon

why is the mcdonalds uniform anarcho-communist colors

:thinking:

>>747083
the yellow m stands for market socialism



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Youtube Clickbait Thumbnails III
We had 2 other threads but they died.
This is the 3rd.
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>>746934
I watched the other one because i was bored and she explicitly says unmasking has made her a more unlikeable person and she doesn't judge people for not doing so. In the case i have audhd and not just main character syndrome: Call me bi-polar, but i think i can handle it.

>>746919
>>746920
>youtube 2026

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>>746933
I like this woman. This particular video convinced me that I am not autistic. She says one of the signs is being highly sought after as a friend, but never being available. I'm like the opposite. Her previous video on the topic hit dangerously close to home, so I am glad this follow up video cleared my name.

>>746934
Unmasking is something that the autistic person can do to themselves, it's not like outing someone in the closet. It means letting the autism take you over a little instead of eternally struggling against yourself so you can LARP as a normal person.

>>747065
>She says one of the signs is being highly sought after as a friend, but never being available
HAHAHAHA what? That is such a transparent lie I dont know why even attempt peddling it, but I guess if you want to shit out 30 minutes of contend on autism every week, eventually you will just have to stop caring.

>>747068
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ad4TSG4RY80
It's from 27 minutes on, if you are interested. I have no doubt that it happens. A common way to hide your inability to have real conversations is to just constantly ask questions about the other person, and apparently this can be appealing to some people.



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How come the only time Americans tried to overthrow the Government was for the worst fucking reason ever?

Bad education, leading to no class consciousness.

Well those people were reactionary petit-bourgeois, they weren't trying to overthrow capitalism just 'fix' it.

It was instigated by glowies. No surpirse, just like the protests of 1989, collapse of the USSR, Tiennanmam Square

>>747040
The American Revolution was petty bourg upset that they were getting taxed and had to respect indigenous treaties, so it's not a surprise that a modern attempted revolution was led by the petty bourg.

>>747057
I was talking about recent history, like everything post ww2



 

How are you spending this Friday? Do you have any plans for the weekend?
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>>744551
>giving a pointless job to a being that otherwise doesn't need to work a day in their life

this is beyond bourgeois

gonna get high and jerk off


>>746976
>sudoku
Dont do it bro.

>>747028
not anon but why? sudoku is cool



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