/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>766861
You don't.
>>766873
I'd probably believe in this, but I honestly believe we can have cheats in the next life.

nobody has experienced it,no not even those who died for a few minutes because it was their brain spamming chems,might as well believe whatever a junkie tells you is the death experience

its just a fade to black then you stop existing

>>766861
Le brain secretes dmt during le death

death literally does not exist LOL

Blastin songs about fuckin up the British.

>>766889
Same

All of the New atheist types becoming generic rightoids with the anti-"SJW" movement should tell you everything.

>>766849
theamazingatheist didn't

They were right about god not being real. Otherwise I dunno, I might be the only chantard on the planet that never fucked with reddit so I have no idea what else they were on about.

Maybe, but they destroyed their credibility by constantly coming up with cringy shit like "The Faces of Atheism" and "Epic Atheist Quotes to KKKristofascists with".

Shoutout to Charger, Left 4 Dead 2

>My Femboy Roommate
I'd never played porn games before but some asshole on this site brought this to my attention a few weeks ago and now I'm glued to f95zone chasing that high. The ones I've liked so far are Summertime Saga, Demon Deals and WelCUM to the City. All three are still in development but the former two are much further along and worth playing. The third only gets a mention because the art is quite nice and I don't mind clothed babes. Honorable mention to The Lewdest House but that's only for its unique art and writing; to putit politely, you'd have to be into lolis to find most of the love interests attractive.
picrels in order of games mentioned

I'm starting to think this might be the greatest dating game ever created, like in the history of all dating games, like in the history of mankind

>>766888
Civilization developed for thousands of years to get to this point and its perfect and it could become real if we didn't fucking hate AI and instead hated the way it was used by the bourgeois

I really dislike floaty esotericists who seem like they just speak gibberish. I might sound like a total hypocrite saying so (because I know I sound like an esoteric chud).
That's why I try to steer clear and far away from them. >_>
That and I feel like they're too eager to undermine visible divinity & royalty for the Pope's or Allah's sake, these Duginists & perennial traditionalists.

Grace-chan, what are your thoughts on Pedro II and Brazilian monarchy?

>>766824
Phew

>>766836
Sometimes I think Pedro II let his monarchy go, but pessimistically I feel like I could also quote Hobbes,
>In such a constitution of people, methinks, the King is already ousted of his government, so as they need not have taken arms for it. For I cannot imagine how the King should come by any means to resist them.
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Others find him to be too Liberal, but I can understand being a monarch and not really being into the high churchism (as my recent posts indicate)–although I'm not really too keen on the peak Victorian era style of constitutional monarchy as a political ideology (really, I despise with the most livid passion 🔥 that era's dull Whiggy ideal of constitutional monarchy). For myself, I'm not really all about high church so much, but for other monarchists it has to be all high church to the utmost degree–and if a monarch is short of Saint Louis IX tier religiosity, then that monarch better abdicate and loses his legitimacy in being a monarchy–That's quite a quagmire for myself, liking absolute monarchy but not being too altogether happy with the high churchism. So I cannot judge Pedro II for being insufficiently Catholic and rather Liberal.
I'm the kind of person who looks with approval at Henry VIII dismantling the Becket shrine or Emp. Peter I instituting the holy synod.
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Other than this, Pedro II oversaw great victories and was a learned administrator.
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I'm the kind of monarchist who hyperfocuses on a few select monarchs (as opposed to a wide array), and it is mostly either from personal fixation at their stories or ideological leniency with my own ideals of monarchy. My chief fixation are three rulers: Louis XIV, James VI & I, Gaius Caligula (who admired Alexander the Great)–these names represent my top three to read about. I like the so-called Enlightened Despots like Emperor Peter I, Joseph II, Frederick the Great. The Stuarts & Tudors. & a few others. –Dictatorships like ᴉuᴉlossnW & Stalin are actually where I started early on, along with stories of the Julio-Claudian Roman Emperors, so that is why I have an eccentric taste in monarchy compared to others… obviously North Korea is a fixation as well. These areas are altogether what interest me the most, it's not so much history but the stories, and noPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

attention Graceposter >>766785

>>766815
Random bi croatian who desires a new Yugoslavia ili nešto

stalag nonsense

All of you to the gulag. No stammering, straight bar. No you may not announce hypnotic memes you found on internet radio, only holy crazy jail.

Apes should drug no matter what god damn

They should do all that genetic ivf shit and figure out how to give monkey bigger dicks. And give some monkeys huge dicks and others micro dicks and see what happens, i think it would be worth the money.

>>766738
qrd on giving it to spiders? how the fuck does that happen?

>>766823
just be chill, otherwise they will think you are a cop and it's entrapment

dzień dobry i zapraszam do lewicy, wybierz swojego wojownika:

1. dziadzia wąsacz któremu nikt nie powiedział że sld już nie istnieje
   
2. kamil napierdalający czwartogęstościowe wywody na bluskaju nt. 8% i jak europa jest kurwa najlepsza
   
3. klaud(ia) która tak bardzo kocha roboli że uczy się ukrainśkiego na duolingo (nigdy nie zobaczy osoby pracującej)
   
4. niezidentyfikowany użytkownik skłotu. jedyne co potrafi zorganizować to parasol w dupie. propsy bo bynajmniej cokolwiek robi
   
5. piwniczarz który po latach cenzo i akodinu nieironicznie poszedł w chrystosocjalizm
   

>taguj siebie

>>764678
nie jest ukrainśki na Duolingo xD

Ciekawe, ile lat ma pytający/a? Mój dziadek (1910 - 1994) zawsze mawiał: "za sanacji brud, smród i wszy, za komuny elektryka, szkoły i lekarze". Tak to pamiętał, i myślę, że miał rację. Trudno powiedzieć, co by było, gdyby Polska poszła inną ścieżką rozwoju, ale stało się jak się stało. Osobiście bardzo dobrze pamiętam czasy komuny. W latach 70-tych mojej rodzinie żyło się bardzo dobrze. W niedziele dostawałam chałwę i miałam "chodzącą" lalę Zoję. W latach 80-tych było ciężko, ale była świetna muzyka (Republika, Oddział Zamknięty) i można było chodzić na wagary do parku. W sumie cieszę się, że nie jestem nastolatką teraz z wszechobecną cenzurą mediów społecznościowych. Pewnie byłabym anorektyczką albo wielorybem. A tak przynajmniej, po PRL-owskim dzieciństwie łatwo mi zachować normalną wagę.

>the guy who had to commit ultraviolence in order to free himself from serfdom was rough around the edges

dont care

>>766780
Lenin wasn't born a serf, he was a middle peasant from a family of local officials whose received a university education. Alexander had emancipated the serfs in 1861 about a decade before Lenin was born. These are just historical facts but knowing the people on here I will be castigated as an anticommunist for saying any of this.

>>766793
While he did abolish serfdom two things are missing here, mainly that he kept them in perpetual debt so that the serf like conditions remained, and also he ghettoized them and tied them to specific communes by law, unable to leave. On these communes they would not have schools and as such remained illteriate - it is these conditions that lead to the Russian revolution basically, the serfs realized the freedom offered to them was hollow and that they still essentially where not free to work for who they wanted to work for.

>>766797
also when I say 'free himself' I agree this is a wrong usage of the word, spirtually I meant that he freed Russia of serfdom, not he literally freed himself from serfdom.

I will say people like to talk about how Mao didnt actually do this due to his family being a bit more well off but I think its a more compelling take for Mao as while his family where more well off serfs who owned some lands, it was still like 1-2 generations off being actual slaves.

>>766797
ok but lenin wasn't from that strata of impoverished peasant. he got a university education even after his brother got executed for trying to kill the tsar. he was clearly from a privileged strata. there's nothing wrong with that, mind you. he was a based class traitor.

>>762755
True happiness is asian gf with big tiddies.

ok lets try this again with less PG (porn and gore)