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We have no history of travel.So many people out there say they love traveling and will happily tell you about all the places they been to and sights they’ve seen and where they want to go to next. It’s also one of the first things people say they would do if they had more time and money.

But traveling sucks. It’s expensive and tedious. You have to pack, organise a passport, deal with airports, security and there’s just so much waiting! And that’s if everything goes to plan and to schedule. Things can easily get canceled or postponed. Then you’ve got jet lag to deal with, different currencies, language barriers, etc.

Even if you’re not going overseas/flying it’s not like road tripping is any better. Sitting in a car for hours on end just plain sucks.

And don’t think I’m only hating on the actual transport, being away from home sucks too. Whether you’re staying in a hotel or an Airbnb or camping or whatever, you’re away from home and all your things; you’re own bed, your own room, your pets, all your other bits and pieces that make your home your own.
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I traveled for about 6 months straight. The novelty wears off real fast when you switch countries. Packing, moving, sightseeing become the new norm. All the tourist sites meld together. Its always some variation of malls, architecture, nature, food etc. At the end I just wanted a stable place to be home and rot. There is no escape from ennui and the boredom of life. The best way to travel is if you really have a reason to go there, not to be some aimless bum trying to find meaning or something. Do the same shit you would do at home in a new place and just try living like a local, its better than instatourism or whatever social media bs.

>>44675
>>44676
>>44678
You had your meltdown in the /usa/pol thread already, let it go bud

>>44675
they won in the end tho? like yeah the fall of france in ww2 is kinda embarassing but being nazi germany is even more embarassing

<but they punched so far above their weight!


who cares, they still lost, if you start a war which you're bound to lose you get no credit for temporary victories during it

I went on a pilgrimage to all socialist countries (except north Korea) and all the former socialist countries in the eastern bloc. Well worth it IMO though if I were to do it again I'd spend more time in Cuba and china and less in eastern Europe which frankly sucks.

>>44627
based OP, fuck the travel-normies



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lets talk about some left wing movies/ and the messaging from them. is there anything interesting you guys have seen recently? anything that could be repurposed as propaganda or even some oc?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4sQVESMMps
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyZf5nQWqJY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWRVyaKnGcA

/hobby/

watched DO NOT EXPECT TOO MUCH FROM THE END OF THE WORLD recently, it was pretty good though lagged a bit in the first half, recommend if you're into 'capitalist realism' type stuff, reminded me of la haine but romanian lol

They Live is the greatest of all time

>>44982
john Carpenter is the GOAT, I personally preferred "the thing" and escape from new york though.

They live is overrated and lends itself to anti semitic interpretations




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I'm looking for good movie piracy websites in the year of our lord 2k + 24
Any recommendations from the knowledgeable comrades?
Also why is there a minimum character limit? Who made this site? (bruh how is it still too short?)

>>44620
char limit is supposed to be only 50 chars

Type "site:rutracker.org + query" into a search engine. You don"/ have to worry aboit making an account or anything that way. Best torrent site
You can find most well known music in FLAC and even obscure stuff in FLAC that you can't find on any other torrent site.

>>44623
The site crashed, backups didn't work, and got reset to factory defaults, it wasn't that short pre-outage.




 

post Warhammer Cinematics
>Warhammer Fantasy is a fictional fantasy universe created by Games Workshop and used in many of its games, including the table top wargame Warhammer, the Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay (WFRP) pen-and-paper role-playing game, and a number of video games: the MMORPG Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, the strategy games Total War: Warhammer, Total War: Warhammer II and Total War: Warhammer III and the two first-person shooter games in the Warhammer Vermintide series, Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide and Warhammer: Vermintide 2, among many others.

The Battle of the Horned Hills | Chaos Dwarf vs Cathay | Total War: WARHAMMER III


>>44557
>Chaos Dwarf
Never thought I'd see those two words in one sentence.

>>44575
they're metal as fuck and have great industrial and steampunk vibes, I love them




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>Has, like, 10 minutes of screentime, and manages to die twice over the course of it.
>Has simultaneously enough power to posess the entire nation and make it rebel against an innocent Tsar (LOL) and not enough power to prevent himself from accidentally drowning.
>Is in the movie [ostenshibly] based on a real nation's 20th century's history and yet has a talking bat as a minion. Which is even more cursed that is Disney's Pocahontas that is [ostenshibly] based on a real nation's 17th century's history having sapient animals as part of the story.
>Said bat is his ONLY shown minion and the only person he really interacts with, despite him boasting in his villain song about having multiple "minions".
>Talking about his villain song, it has such a banger as "It scared me out of my wits; A corpse falling to bits! Then I opened my eyes; And the nightmare was, me!". How am I supposed to be scared of this guy when he literally admits of being scared of himself?!
>His curse makes him unable to die while at least one of Romanovs is still alive. Wants to kill the last of Romanovs. But does not want to die. WHAT? …Voldemort a decade later did a similar trope better.
>Also, makes Voldemort look like a genius when it comes about caring about the safety of his phylacteria.
>Hey, why a 100% Slavic dude is a literal D&D-esque Lich there? …At the second thought, this one actually makes sense since Liches in D&D are partially based on the Slavic tale of Koshey the Immortal… unlike all of the points listed above.
>The movie probably really doesn't even need him, with its real conflict being Anya/Anastasia having to choose between her royal birth family and her commoner found family/love interest since she can't have both at the same time.

Why do people praise this guy? He's an utterly shit villain, Grand Duke of Owls did his schtic much better.

>>44852
His villain song ain't bad and his death is fucking nuts for a kids cartoon movie.

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>>44852
>Grand Duke of Owls did his schtic much better.
That movie was fucking unhinged lmao

apparently they were originally going to have Lenin be the villain but the studio thought that was boring and asked them to spice up the screenplay with magic and wizards. So they changed it from Lenin to Rasputin



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"beware of seeking to be justified in any other way than by His righteousness. Faith in our Lord Jesus Christ is sufficient for salvation. There must be atonement made for sin according to the righteousness of God. The person to make this atonement must be God and man."

>>44686
Trust wholly in WEEDLESS BULGARIAN; rely altogether on his sober sufferings

"beware of seeking to be justified in any other way than by ending sobriety. Faith in our psychoactive substances is sufficient for salvation. There must be atonement made for sobriety according to the righteousness of Ganja. The person to make this atonement must be Ganja and a stoner."



 

>Leninhat locks two missionaries into his house and debates them out of their reactionary beliefs
Absolute kino. Leninhat's performance was amazing. Anyone else watch any anti-spook movies recently?
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>>44886
this was when ISIS was killing Shia's and other non-Sunni's in Iraq and Syria

>>44885
People have differing levels of religious commitment. By your own standard, everyone in your family who professed to be Shia would actually be retroactively labeled as an atheist since they wanted to stop you from going to fight. The reality is that the number of people who have the level of zealotry that you would consider to be "true faith" are very few. ISIS themselves consider all other Muslims to be apostates.

>>44888
That's not the point, I never doubted my family's faith, I knew that then and now they believed in their own interpretation of it, but these people never had faith, they went to a de facto secular Protestant church a few times gone and that is the extent of It, they've never held any sorts of higher ideals

>>44885
whether or not hollywod is capable of convincingly portraying religious belief is a totally seperate question as to whether or not the girls in the trailer could concievably be fundies, all im saying is they easily could be based on the trailer

>>44869
The guy has an enormous basement that the ladies fail to notice from the outside, I think any idea that this movie is meant to have any sense of verisimilutude is out the window from, like, the trailer



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Is comrade Apas right about SCP foundation? I personally used to be a fun of SCP in my late teenage years, but now am afraid to go back since it looks like it had grew cancerously at rates comparable with fucking Marvel comics or something (despite being a free online collaborative writing project)

>>44877
Well just like every genre there's good and bad ones

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I don't pay attention to overarching plotlines, I just click the random button and it gives me kino 98% of the time.
I do notice as the numbers go up there's the occasional articles have possible queer readings, but it's almost always well executed and highly abstract so I feel like those complaining are jusi being overly sensitive.

>tumblr screenshot of some random asshole
nice thread



 

What do you think of the Solarpunk literary genre? I find it very interesting, not only because I find the aesthetics very attractive, but also because it is openly anti-capitalist and has a very strong ideological content.
But I would like to know what /leftypol/ thinks.

Do you find a Solarpunk society the ideal society?anarcho-communismAnarcho-Communism
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>>40843
>unsocialist
lmfao its neither socialist nor unsocialist, its just baby shit for petit bourgeois with too much spare time

>>40840
Who's gonna mine the material needed for the solar panels?
>Anarch-hobbit
Austin TX ass ideology

selfish and unproductive bump of ancient thread to remind everybody that solarpunk is infact the left-wing of eco-fascism OBJECTIVELY

I'm seeing a lot of images and not a lot of literature.

>>44867
fascism = aesthetics
all aesthetics all fascism 100% solarpunk



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Had watched Who Framed Roger Rabbit? for the first time a couple days ago. Was shocked by both the titanic work that must have been put into making this movie (all animation is hand-drawn! And then merged with life-action actors by "manual" editing, without any computer assistance! In 80s, during the "dark age" for western animation!) and by how modern the writing is. I geniunely would have never guessed this script was written in 1988, because I can perfectly imagine this story being written in, like, 2015, and it honestly would make more sense in my head.

Wouldn't nesseasry call this movie an immortal masterpiece or a revolutionary piece of art with a deep message (although it is public transport-pilled), but this is a movie anyone should see at least once in their lives.

"Remeber me Eddie? When I killed your brother, I talked JuSt LiKe ThIs!"

Even if you're pretty knowledgeable about filmmaking and animation, it can be easy to miss just how much work went into choreographing and animating this movie.

It's a really good movie. A fun neonoir detective story with a technicolor twist.

The animation is absolutely insane. Western animation is known to animate on 2's, meaning you draw a new cell of animation every two frames of film, or 12 animated cells per second of movie. Anime is animated on 3's, saving time and money by drawing a new cell only every three frames of animation.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit is ANIMATED ON 1'S.



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