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Anonymous 03-08-26 03:41:35 No.811028[Reply]

Didn't rukhnum yet

My mom introduced me to a 12yo 03-08-26 03:13:26 No.811024[Reply]

Middle upper class lady. Im in my mid 30s.are the elites grooming me to be the latino Epstein?
I'm very confused.

Anonymous 03-08-26 03:25:47 No.811025

Did you take your meds? And yeah they might be.

My mom introduced me to a 12yo 03-08-26 03:33:57 No.811026

>>811025
I don't take any psychiatric meds. I did hard drugs at one point. Now I only drink vodka with xanax. That's sober in my world.

Anonymous 03-08-26 05:12:44 No.811036

>pic
Ew

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Anonymous 02-08-26 06:16:17 No.810855[Reply]

how does /leftypol/ feel about leftysoy?? it seems promising, a leftist sharty..

not an advertisement i dont even use the site, have mercy jannies

not loooooooooooooooooooooooonnnggg enough

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Anonymous 03-08-26 00:03:27 No.810991

>>810926
>>810863
>assuming that sharty is only teens

alunyafag 03-08-26 00:55:17 No.811003

>>810855
i really feel that leftysoy tries too hard to be a "leftist sharty" leftypol and bordiga.party have their own identity, leftysoy kinda doesnt (also just using soyjaks isnt reactionary)

Anonymous 03-08-26 02:20:04 No.811015

>>810991
Teens and pedophiles

Anonymous 03-08-26 02:38:36 No.811018

>>811015
More like, teens, vicenarians and tricenarians with social maladaption

Anonymous 03-08-26 03:09:35 No.811023

Bump

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/mon/ - mongering general Anonymous 12-07-26 17:45:14 No.804617[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

It seems like quite a few of the /siberia/ regulars frequent sex workers, so I thought why not create a thread to discuss our shared pastime.

Posts may include field reports, questions, travel tips, STD prevention, advice etc. Obviously keep it all anonymous and no links to specific sex workers please.

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Anonymous 01-08-26 14:52:16 No.810593

>>810467
Afterwards, six gorillion wimminz were RAPED!!!! per day because you rented out some prostie!!!!

What would Engels think of this?!

*Ignore the fact that Engels wouldn’t mind spending 5000 francs to have sex with a French whore

Anonymous 02-08-26 22:20:43 No.810981

>be anons ITT
>think the prostitute likes you
>or your benis
>she texts you saying when am I going to see you
>decide to test it
>text back saying I'm broke
>can we meet for a walk/ art gallery / chat
>guess what happens next

Anonymous 02-08-26 23:03:41 No.810982

>>810981
You don’t have to believe me, I know what I’ve experienced. But do you actually believe that a hooker playing the long game would fuck someone for free for months, trick them into participating in a witchcraft ritual, and take them to eat hotpot with their immediate family just to get money out of them? Do you really think that they’re that invested in extracting money out of one particular person? Occam's razor. Also, do you not think that out of 100+ women, a person could not reasonably find a handful that genuinely like them?

Anonymous 02-08-26 23:11:41 No.810983

>>810981
I dont know why some of you here insist on convincing us SWs dont care for us as people. As long as we get what were looking for and she gets what she wants, I dont think most of us care. Cause you know when your civie GF offers a low cost date, its not like youve either invested in her or she'll expect more in the future or anything.

Anonymous 03-08-26 02:48:24 No.811022

>>810982
>Also, do you not think that out of 100+ women, a person could not reasonably find a handful that genuinely like them?
Maybe, but that's really bad odds.
If you want to be genuinely liked, then you'd be better off dating. Almost all women who agree to go on a date with you are going to like you, or at least they're going to like something about you. The exception being If you are rich you might get some gold diggers.

>>810983
>Cause you know when your civie GF offers a low cost date, its not like youve either invested in her or she'll expect more in the future or anything.
Yes, but money ("security") isn't going to be the only thing.

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Anonymous 29-07-26 18:21:51 No.809654[Reply]

Can someone explain why sexualizing fictional characters make feminists so mad?

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Anonymous 02-08-26 14:45:33 No.810828

>>810638
I find it funny how people complain about fanservice while seeing nothing wrong with having fictional teens fight supernatural monsters

Anonymous 02-08-26 15:45:09 No.810846

Fat bitches gonna fat bitch

Anonymous 03-08-26 01:40:47 No.811009

>>810068
>You’re also forgetting the no-shippers
The people who treat fictional teen characters as the same as their real life counterparts.

Yeah that I just don't understand. If someone was abusing a real life child or teen, that would be one thing to be rightfully outraged about. But a fictional character is just that, a fictional character. It can't really feel or have any actual thought. They are just images and drawings and stories.

Anonymous 03-08-26 02:21:05 No.811016

>>809654
It’s commodity fetishism. Feminists think that how women are portrayed in commodified art like video games and movies, often targeted to young men, is reflective of how women are actually valued—or in this case, devalued—in society. It’s the same idea with how conservatives cry about "woke."

Anonymous 03-08-26 02:37:41 No.811017

>>811016
Woke and redpill are two sides of the same coin

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We don't live in a simulation bro Anonymous 02-08-26 19:13:55 No.810917[Reply]

We can't possibly "live in a simulation!!!111!!!!" because it takes more resources (either in the form of space, time, energy, or matter) to 100% accurately simulate a given real phenomenon than is contained within the phenomenon itself, and since phenomena are interconnected with other phenomena in the universe, even 100% accurately simulating a single phenomenon requires the metaphysical leap of isolating that phenomenon from other other phenomena in order to avoid having to simulate literally everything in existence. The computational power alone required to simulate an entire universe at real time speeds would require more energy than is contained in several universes. And even then there still might be a tradeoff between accuracy and latency, resulting in a simulation which does not produce results which are very predictive of reality. All simulations which are economically viable are inherently lossy, and all information, even information written in cuneiform on clay tablets 5000 years ago, is essentially highly compressed and lossy data which is meant to imperfectly reflect reality for some specialized purposed and nothing more. You cannot simulate all of reality. This is religious fantasy made to sound scientific.

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Anonymous 02-08-26 20:38:54 No.810960

Words cannot despise these types of unfalsifiable theories that tech neckbeards come up with so that they feel good about you being "unable to disprove it" despite the fact the theory brings absolutely nothing constructive to the world. Just mental masturbation.

Anonymous 02-08-26 20:49:19 No.810967

>>810956
they are, but I don't understand them

Anonymous 03-08-26 00:03:12 No.810990

if you'd read about localized infinity glitches you wouldnt be so certain that life isnt a simulation

Anonymous 03-08-26 00:33:13 No.810996

>>810943
>ghosts are glitches in the matrix

Wrong. Those are not glitches.
A glitch would be more some normal-matter object/mass disrupting space time around it with no explanation in laws of physics.

>>810944
How do you know that we wouldn’t be at risk?
People don’t run simulation for the sake of shutting them off half way but shit happens.
Also a glitch would be more than just a glitch in physics.

>>810960
Fucking this. It doesn’t even describe the technical flaws in their theory.
A lot of these people who entertain this theory aren’t all well read in science or philosophy. They are just bored with life and wanna “escape”. These are the same people who fall into conspiracy theorism or religious extremism.
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Anonymous 03-08-26 00:36:19 No.810999

Here’s a question I ask of the believers of the “simulated universe” theory:

Where are the updates?
All simulations require cybernetic updates to keep it running smoothly.

If glitches are simply peculiar incidents of abnormalities in the laws of physics, updates would change the laws of physics.

If the universe is a simulation, then that means people could be raised back from the dead
We haven’t seen that happen yet.

And I don’t mean near-death state either.

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The Odyssey 2026 S 19-07-26 20:41:54 No.806412[Reply]

It was a really great film. As a massive enjoyer of the poem I loved this film and I think it excelled with both its visuals and sound and the twist of it being about like a soldier's guilt is kind of interesting considering it is an amerikkkan film, however it was really effective emotionally in the film and I just enjoyed it a lot. I do think they should have included Phaeaicia and Nausicaa since that was important in the story. Having the Greeks coming back from Troy being the sea people was a good twist / not so much of a twist if you know about the bronze age. It was both sincere but it also updated the story for the modern day. As for the costumes, well the poem was anachronistic anyway.

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Anonymous 02-08-26 20:44:27 No.810963

>>810959
It's a story with giant cyclopses and magic and shit. How could it be historically accurate?
>>810947
>It's important to remember that their target audience are people who actually buy the tickets and show up in the early screening test audiences.
I used to go to a lot of those test screenings when I lived in LA. Great way to see movies for free. There are certain theaters they're always standing outside of giving out the free tickets. I think there is even some websites where you can get them too.

Anonymous 02-08-26 20:48:51 No.810965

>>810963
>I used to go to a lot of those test screenings when I lived in LA.
I wonder if they're really useful because I think you're really primed to like a movie when they're giving you a showing for free. I thought Cloud Atlas was good but most people hated it. Seems it has a small fanbase that loves it. It was really early in the woke wave. It was pre-woke.

Anonymous 02-08-26 20:49:18 No.810966

>>810963
>It's a story with giant cyclopses and magic and shit. How could it be historically accurate?
I was one of the anons making fun of caring about historical accuracy but to answer your question, I think some people just really want it to feel like Bronze Age Greece based on what they learned in school, even if it comes at the expense of the fantasy. Yeah there's obvious fictional nonsense, but it all takes place against the backdrop of the Trojan war and the Bronze age collapse, around 1300-1200 BCE. So it has a date, and the artifacts we have found reflect that time and place.

Anonymous 02-08-26 20:50:50 No.810968

>>810965
I was so hyped on the weird 5 minute long trailer for that movie that I ended up reading the book before it came out. I liked the movie but it left a lot out, especially on the part of the movie about the primitive future humans who live in a tribal way.

Anonymous 02-08-26 20:56:23 No.810969

>>810968
Yeah, that happens with me a lot when I read the book first. Even little things will bother me because the casting is never quite how I pictured it. Thanks for the recommend, just added the book to my reading list.

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/lfg/ - Leftist Freedom General Prof. Palinka 01-08-26 06:20:34 No.810471[Reply]

Where will you be when Udmurtia declares independence?
What will you do when Palestine declares victory over Israel?
How will you feel when Kurdistan is finally recognised?
What about you, anons of the world?

schizonymous 02-08-26 20:28:59 No.810948