/siberia/ - Off-topic

I think it should be illegal, FGM is illegal and its religious (kinda)but we still tell the ethnic and religious people who want to do this, that they cant
Jewish organizations know how to lobby
Look up how they acted when iceland passed a law

>>762297
Logically it should be illegal cause consent and all that. Practically stamping out such practices are very tricky unfortunately, because people are absolute freaks about religious shit and will start doing it underground, improperly, with limited training in a back alley as soon as you ban it. Which of course results in all kinds of nasty issues. It's probably better to promote education and secularism to actually reduce the practice.

>>762297
>>Should Circumcision be illegal?
yes, and by extension any religion that commands it

Circumcising should be illegal
These same people who promote circumcision are against cognizant prime age humans deciding to switch their gender

>>762298
I thought 18 is the age of legal autonomy?

Call of duty

I’m playing with my pecker

Romeo is a dead man. Plays a lot like NMH3 but I wouldn't say it's a direct improvement so far. It does some things better, makes the same mistakes, or does it outright worse.

>>757289
everyone fucked shaundi in the second game

>>757235
Playing Grounded
>>761015
Can I play with it too

>>761549
>…when every poll pointed to a Kamala win.
Anybody that was actually looking at the polls knew that Kopmala was ahead only by margin of error or behind Trump. I was calling it back when people here was saying that she was going to win in a landslide. Unfortunately for KopmalaHQ, you can't force-meme your way to victory no matter how much toxic positivity you have.

>first reply isn't praising comrade country-builder
shit thread, didn't read, delete board

>>761416
>I was trolling all along
delicious cope

>>761572
It quite literally is? AmeriKKKa is the weakest it's been in a very long time by almost every metric. Even iSSrael is on the backfoot, Palestine has been an absolute PR quagmire. Dismantling USAID alone would have been a college communist's wet dream 20 years ago. Acting like the bugerreich is rising instead of stalling out hard is an opinion divorced from reality. People worrying about elections not being taken over by the government is not a healthy sign, even if you want to write it off as lib hysteria or whatever.

>>761605
>Communism can't prevent you getting a broken heart.
Broken hearts are almost always at least in part due to the extreme atomization and alienation of capitalism. I venture that communism can, in fact, do exactly that. Among many other more important things.

Well under socialism, people won't be judged on the basis of class, and economic well-being, or access to resources as much. Also, theoretically, everyone should get a fair and equal chance to make something of themselves, or there would be enough manners of support for people who are maybe in-between employment for whatever reason. Thus, I don't think being broken hearted would really be the same thing.

>>762252
Threads like this are funny because man if people don't like social competition now you're really not gonna like socialism, which will still have celebrities, world reknown doctors, award winning scientists, etc. vs. us plebs. Unless you're imagining so sci-fi future where we're all engineered to be beautiful and smart, which would make the competition even crazier as people try to differentiate themselves.

>>762256
yes there would still be discrepancies but it wouldn't be nearly as bad. Thus, I don't know what your ulterior motive really is.

>>762256
>competition would actually be worse in a system premised on replacing competition with cooperation
Bold claim!

>>760753
Sorry for answering the question and providing solutions

Fictional porn should be just as commonplace in lay discussions as sports and the weather.

>>758755
Being in a workplace with lots of women fucking sucks because it's always gossiping and petty drama all the time.
My favorite workplace environment was a warehouse where 95% of the employees were dudes and the rest were butch lesbians who were actually pretty chill compared to their straight counterparts.

>>758846
post your hand if you are really black

I'm kind of a left-wing nationalist. People have called me a "nazbol" but that's not actually true. I won't go into too much depth, but the world has too many problems and it's too unrealistic to expect us all to just drop our borders and get along with everybody in a pie-in the sky idealist manner.

This is partially from reading the bible, but also studying things like history and archaeology. And also, I have a had a lot of experiences with globalism. Tourism is really big business in my country, and I have lived in places where it is some of the biggest in the country, so I have been surrounded by a lot of foreigners from all over the world, and my experiences were dreadful and horrible. They really made me question my belief system and I almost became MAGA. (I'm being honest) it was around this time too when he was first elected. I was always extremely liberal since I could remember, I actively sought out and moved to liberal areas to avoid cuckservatives. But it was like everybody betrayed me or something, I just couldn't believe it, so much intolerance.
I just can't imagine looking at everything I experienced and trying to be super liberal back after a certain point with open borders, and open arms like that.

I also have been unemployed for a good portion of my life but I don't think it's necessarily my fault, because I actually think working can be a good or a positive thing. I think it's good to have pursuits that require productivity.

Those are mostly the only really chud beliefs I have.

>>762159
You were that weirdo who refused to shower while running down the hall in your Naruto hoodie

>>762170
Where do you get this strawman from?

>>762173
Trying to power up like goku after you got cooked for your fucked up hairline lmaoooooo

>>762177
I think that was the other guy

>>762170
Nah inwas the trench coat kid
(In retrospect it was fucking over for at an early age)

>>762107
Romantic love is real but it’s not always durable.
But it’s overvalued.
Fraternal love and maternal love are often overlooked

>>762071
That’s still idealistic.
Not all idealism is altruistic

>>762065
This.
“Male loneliness” is a misnomer.
It’s a sociodiverse loneliness epidemic

Lost me on cute

>>762262
it sounds like your typical anti-intellectual mentality, where reading isn’t anything of substance to these people. they probably could only conceive of life as drinking, partying, having sex, etc. also due to capitalist brainwashing, we bully and berate each other into thinking that if you’re not making money, then you’re not doing something “productive”, because in their minds, money only exists to engage in hedonic behaviors, and human beings only exist to satisfy those things, and being “rich” is the vehicle which you should strive for. it reminds me of how americans see housing and food as a privilege. typical slave mentality where you should either be submissive to capital or be the boot that’s keeping people in service to you.

I have some more insights. I had a friend whose mother would scream at him to "go outside" all the time. Like I was there, I witnessed it. He was pretty introverted and like staying home in the basement on his computer all the time, but his mom would come around and just scream "go outside!" and that's practically what he did when he was younger I guess, he used to just wander the street doing random things.

It was a small town though, so I guess it was some kind of tradition really, but it was such a boomer thing to say. It wasn't like that growing up at all, at least for me. I did wander around outside sometimes too, but I had people trying to beat me to death all the time, so it was really dangerous for me. For me it was like growing up in the hood or something, you didn't just wander around or you'd probably get into crime or violence.

A lot of people are really irrational I have learned and don't really make much sense. That's just how irrational and stupid the average person is.

You don't even try to explain things to people. Like I had people yell at me to get a girlfriend all the time too, that's all they would say "go get a girlfriend" but I didn't know how, among other factors. It's like, you try to explain why you want them to go outside, and what to actually do when you go outside, like do constructive things, try to find people playing sports, go and talk to people, make friends. But no, it's just "go outside!!!"

>>762265
well yes, it's obviously pretty anti-intellectual I think. I experienced a lot of behavior like that growing up, where I think the sentiments originate from blindly following traditions, but it's just how much a lot of people don't make much sense.

>>762092
Dude. It's real weird. I'm outside a lot. In the gym frequently, I hit bars that seem "welcoming" to solo guys, Im in places online trying to make friends and my social+romantic life amounts to shit. If society's as ill as a shit hole like USA is I dont think going outside matters. …Or I just smell and Im ugly and if I cant get rich or get tf outta USA, I'll just have to SUI.

>>762265
The thing is, you can make money as a musician, and I did master the guitar among other things, and it can be good to read books. It gives you something to talk about which can help you network with the right people, or just help you understand the world. It's like self educating yourself. I tried explaining that to my mother, but she's the most irrational person I have ever met. The other people, I don't even know, they never listened to me either. I had people saying I didn't do anything growing up all the time, like a lot of friends and such. I see it sort of as a lower class thing to do almost. But it sort of reminds me of how Donald Trumps dad would berate his brother for "driving a bus with wings" (being a air pilot for a living) he probably thought that he didn't "do anything" either. But at least he was intelligible about to it an extent.

Yeah maybe it's being the boot that keeps people in service of you, I don't really know, I just don't understand how I was in school full time or working full time and people still said I didn't do anything.

I have developed other theories on it. It is like a form of slavery for sure, but it's hard to describe, some people are incapable of comprehending any form of individuality and the like, and they almost want you walk around, dance, and jig-around. Like you have to be in literal sync with everyone else, how you talk move, and behave like to the beat of a drum the same as everyone else, or it fails to compute for them.

But I don't know it was definitely a form of conformity either way. That's why I don't think America is actually all that bad. I don't live in America currently, but my experiences with Americans is that they were able to see me as an individual more easily compared to most other people.

>>762130
didnt read the book, but from the wikipedia article: start very young, lotta hard work, specialized education on a particular subject, loving family

>>762148
I lost my virginity to a Korean co-worker at 27 years old I guess I did something right because apparently Korean pussy is rare.

Reminder: precocious development and "prodigal" traits in children and adolescents is a sign of severe neglect

>>762216
Elon Musk