/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>725762
That's so cute! would you post her :>

>>725467
I'm just getting back into MLP, I love it so much, it's like a warm pleasant hug and I watch it all the time and I have an OC now. I got back into it from the music of Vylet Pony, I love it sm. I hope I can see her live someday~

>>726631

aw i lost all her drawings in my mom's house

i only rescued some drawings i had in my backpack when i got out

Your favorite fimfiction story?
Remember that long ass Discord-Isekai story that had 500k word count, maybe its still getting updated?

>>727493
based
>>727495
seethe firstie

>>727495
>self hating firsty
third worldists are the same as christians who practice self-flagellation. they are liberals believe that the unequalness of the world is due to a moral failing rather than material conditions. they are sniveling cowards who rather whine all day on there computers than build the movement to overthrow capitalism. they are the worst of the worst. and any good communist would have complete contempt for them.

>>727524
>any good communist would have complete contempt for them.
Any good communist would learn to mentally jettison such things from their head as non-factors to organization and unworthy of spending stress on.

>>727528
>argentinian
hes from australia

>>724963
>1884
<Yugoslavia Established 1918
<USSR established 1922
<People's Republic of China 1949
sperg could've just fucked off back to Serbia and go home to Yugoslavia. Glad the dumbass choked to death on Oreos
>Sun will run out of fuel eventually.
lemme audit uranus

>>724963
>Sun will run out of fuel eventually.
True but the sun is effectively free energy for the rest of the Earth's lifetime. The Earth will be stripped of life by solar winds after plate tectonics comes to an end, destroying the electromagnetic field around earth, and that's long before the sun becomes a red giant and swallows the earth. So from a standpoint of energy consumption on Earth, solar is free as free gets.

>>724963
>Sun will run out of fuel eventually.
Why does the sun take so long to die?

No wonder he died a virgin

>>724959
physics can eat my ass

im glad people dont give a fuck about retarded useless libshit like "consumer boycotts" anymore actually

"My blood money is better than your blood money!"

See the issue is willingly watching youtubers that show their face. I set a no-faces rule for my RSS reader and my YouTube feed has been excellent and normal.

>>727471
Bill Burr is the most disappointing of those because he used to pretend to have principles
idk I guess at the end of the day he's just another celebrity jackass so it was a mistake to expect anything better of him

>>727489
>Bill Burr is the most disappointing
Yeah I feel your pain, this was like hearing that Mark Hamill was Pro-Israel but worse because Bill Actually had some based takes like defending Luigi, he always stood up against Right-Wing-Cancel-Culture so I was really disappointed in him.

Take this video & magnify it. 🔎
Fruits of Democracy in the West.
Far from making people a kindred people, it makes them a community of strangers & alienates people from each other. For wut? So Team A mocks Team B for a bit.
Destroy the parties, stop this war of all against all.

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>>721140
Volume 4 update >>>/anime/29402

>>724365
Update for V4 Part II stream >>>/anime/29428

It is dumb I have to make this image, but fr.
Monarchist legitimatists…
>No, it's illegitimate!
I don't care for Bourbonists, Orléanist, or Bonapartists.
These dynasties are all long gone.
It was injustice for the Romanovs to be killed, but Nature is also cruel. Empires rise and fall. These monarchies weren't going to last forever; naturally, like with any lifeform, you'd persist and seek to maintain its longevity as much as possible (when it is a truly living regime).
Yet if it been more than 2+ generations and over 100+ years, time to bury the axe and quit.
It would be better to expect to establish a new bloodline or dynasty at this point.
Defecting to
>muh constitution
Isn't going to bring these old dynasties back, and that might as well be the Law of Nature as far as any regimes go (however decent you think they might be, their ruin is inevitable).
After a certain point, after 2+ generations of able-bodied fighters or intrigue for 100+ years, that is more than generous amount of time to seriously take a restoration effort (I know of no restoration happening after 70+ years max, so 100+ years is a generous amount of time as far as I know).
The most stupid part is these same exact people are just as eager to overthrow any said monarch in life as they are to most stupidly and most stubbornly insist upon clinging to and restoring a monarchy or dynasty in death… (If only they were as loyal when they were alive (you know, when loyalty to a regime actually truly matters) rather than when they were finally dead, but go figure).

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It is kind of dumb I have to make this image, but fr.
Monarchist legitimatists are dumb.
>No, it's illegitimate!
I don't care for Bourbonists, Orléanist, or Bonapartists.
These dynasties are all long gone.
It was injustice for the Romanovs to be killed, but Nature is also cruel. Empires rise and fall. These monarchies weren't going to last forever; naturally, like with any lifeform, you'd persist and seek to maintain its longevity as much as possible (when it is a truly living regime).
Yet if it been more than 2+ generations and over 100+ years, time to bury the axe and quit.
It would be better to expect to establish a new bloodline or dynasty at this point.
Defecting to
>muh constitution
Isn't going to bring these old dynasties back, and that might as well be the Law of Nature as far as any regimes go (however decent you think they might be, their ruin is inevitable).
After a certain point, after 2+ generations of able-bodied fighters or intrigue for 100+ years, that is more than generous amount of time to seriously take a restoration effort (I know of no restoration happening after 70+ years max, so 100+ years is a generous amount of time as far as I know).
The most stupid part is these same exact people are just as eager to overthrow any said monarch in life as they are to most stupidly and most stubbornly insist upon clinging to and restoring a monarchy or dynasty in death… (If only they were as loyal when they were alive (you know, when loyalty to a regime actually truly matters) rather than when they were finally dead, but go figure).

>>721716
Absolutely, without blinking.

>>710365
the reconquista was mostly hispanoids (christian) killing other hispanoids (muslims)

how did the average NEETS live life like in the early 1900s until WW1?

how did the average incel and femcel live life like in the early 1900s until WW1?

how did the average hot chad and hot chadette live life like in the early 1900s until WW1?

how did the average femboy and boymoder live life like in the early 1900s until WW1?

how did the average popculture soiboy live life like in the early 1900s until WW1?

how did the average /nightwalks/ doomer live life like in the early 1900s until WW1?

how did the average chud chinlet live life like in the early 1900s until WW1?

how did the average normie live life like in the early 1900s until WW1?
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>>724001
pre-ww1 orgy with all of these people drool emoji

its ogre romaboo, in real life, im the savage thirdie big uygha, and you're the firstie crakkka

>>727407
I mean, we ARE special. Assuming you don't believe in Silurians, we are the first lifeform in the 4.5 TY of life on Earth to succesfully reproduce not only genetically, but also intellectually and technologically. (E.g. Lenin's genes have died with him, but his ideas still survive, as the existence of this website can attest). Since the whole "life" thing is about reproduction, this is already serious enough ground to claim that humans are more than just animals and constitute a [so far] special category of life.

>>727415
Bro, I can't. Please tell me you are memeing.
The earnest nature of your post - I can't do it man.

>>727400
Change is change, they all evolved the same amount.

>>727260
why would humans allow something they consciously create every aspect of the capability of doing that?

It was cool in sci fi but I never see it happening

we will win this thing when we invent portable EMT granades or fields that disable machines, just chuck em at the robots and watch them instantly die.

we might all get radiation poisoning but it will be worth it.

probably 2

I think I cause women to miscarry and/or go sterile. You may need a hysterectomy after being in my presence.

probably none, i've only masturbated while imagining a real person i had seen irl once or twice, so idk how often other people do it. i have dick pics/vids on certain naughty sites so it is possible, but the only comments i got were from old men. i have had like 1 or 2 girls kind of flirt with me when i was in school but i was awkward enough that i completely fumbled both times. the first because i thought they were trolling me and the second because we were kind of interrupted by my parents coming home during the initial kind of physical flirting stages. i've had more success with men so far, as much as i am attracted to women physically i find it hard to meet women with common interests. frankly i find it hard to meet anyone with common interests, i'm pretty much exclusively into communism and military/sci-fi shit.

Probably around 10. I was the first male friend of a lot of girls in middle school and honestly, I was pretty cute. Then I had some hits and some misses in my late teenagehood and adulthood.
If we're counting men that number doubles.

>>727110
15-20 tbh, probably more since I get massive tunnel vision when it comes to having a social life.
>>727277
Same, most females are mid at best, or total hags.
>>727255
What she say she liked about you, bro?
>>727239
Good anon.

Good.

>>726935
>People always bring up these people to say that there are ethical billionaires but that’s not true, these people are inherently bad by grasping to that amount of money. Yes George Lucas made some good movies, yes LeBron James is good at basketball, and no Taylor swift is not a good musician but that still doesn’t exonerate the greed of these people.
They didn't do these things in order to become billionaires. The stupid system rewarded them exorbitatntly for their skills contributing to entertainment slop. You're also missing the point, they didn't become billionaires by being good at making movies or playing ball or singing. They became billionaires through intellectual property shenanigans. Lucas has most of his fortune due to selling Star Wars to Disney plus getting the merchandise rights. James sells his likeness also for merchandise and advertising. Swift also got rich from royalties off her songs, having ensured she kept the rights instead of selling them to a studio.

These three people are also respectively pretty much at the top of their field in terms of financial success and marketability (the exception is that Lucas is second to Steven Spielberg). For directors, athletes, and musicians the vast vast vast majority never make it to the status of capitalist let alone billionaire.

even if the bourgeois were "ethical" why the FUCK would the proletariat care? what a dumbass thread

>>727412
GabeN lucked out by having Half Life be a huge success despite tons of trouble in production (1 and 2) and being the first mover on digital distribution of PC games. He is closer to a landlord than a capitalist because almost all of the wealth at Valve is effectively rent collected from steam sales. This is also a big part of why Valve is an oddball among large corpos instead of riddling their product with microtransactions and shit. They got there first and nobody has managed to make a storefront and game service that comes close to threatening their position so they can just sit fat and happy and maybe make a game once every ten years. They're also not publicly traded which is much more conservative for a corporation than usual and allows them to act according to what Gabe or his employees want instead of being dog walked by shareholders. The degree to which the internal politics live up to the dream of horizontalism they espouse is probably pretty small though based on what insiders have said.

The new push into hardware might change things but at this point they have so much money and influence it will probably not be that much bigger than the existing hardware they've put out.

>>727460
>He is closer to a landlord than a capitalist
………

>>727412
He was one of the first promoters of AI slop.
Valve had a partnership with OpenAI back when they were nobodies.