>>13728 They cut all cables so we have no idea what is going on there exactly, other than what refugees pouring out from the region tell us. But based on their testimonies it's still going on.

>>13727 makes you wonder how haile selassie kept that shitshow running smoothly after the italians. I think african countries are accelerated versions of what happens in western nations when testing political experiments and so far the record seems to be an african nation without a Boss Nigger and the backing of a strong military just falls into civil war

>>13733 >accelerated versions of what happens in western nations I disagree. Social clime and culture play a large role in how society is structured. Most African nations are headed by strongmen and ruled by kleptocracies because that's simply what's done, and they pretty much know no other way, since it's been like that for the entirety of post-colonial Africa, and probably pre-colonial as well. Whether Africans are short-sighted by nature or necessity, is a matter of some conjecture, but they almost all live in the now, and this includes their governments. Western civ has plenty of examples to learn from as to how to structure itself. >selassie kept that shitshow running smoothly Smoothly is a matter of opinion. He was fighting with the Eritreans, dealing with famines, unrest, and even a coup or two. Though, they probably had it better than most of the rest of 'Frica. "Cvilized" Africa or not, I guess it's always still Africa.

>>13734 i'll cede to that the bigger question is whether it's possible to make a lasting government in a culture of low time preference or if the idea is inherently futile

>>13736 >inherently futile If they keep doing things they way they are now, then nothing will ever change. It would take someone with a non-traditional vision (that is to say, not thinking of how much they can rob the country for while still maintaining a hold on power) with means and backing to oust the old, implement the new, and shake off the disruptive efforts of foreign powers who want the natural resources. It's possible. However, it is not probable. Just look at the 20th century Congo to see how history tends to repeat itself. Selassie kept it all together and isn't remembered as a total piece of shit like most African leaders, because he tried to modernize the country's infrastructure, and instituted educational reforms to boost literacy and have all the different groups speaking the same language. He wanted Ethiopians to be a strong people, though he brooked no dissent. You have to do something for the people, and the nation, in order to have a lasting state that's worth keeping, however, African leaders (and leaders-to-be) have realized that you just have to promise them something to get into power, and then, well, fuck 'em. The people have yet to learn this. Long story short, if you want to get a functional, long-lasting African state, then it needs to be run by non-Africans, or Africans who don't act like it.

>>24174 >Yes and Abrahamism isn't native to Europe And atheism is also not born to Europe and is inspired by abrahamism as well, so you're not making a point whatsoever. Atheism and Abrahamists are both not native to the European mind and soul and yet you're still hypocritically an atheists. >Race > Religion >yes or no I'll say it a thousand times if I have to RACE AND RELIGION ARE EQUALLY IMPORANT, NEITHER ARE SEPERATE FROM EACH OTHER FOR THEY BOTH NEED EACH OTHER TO THRIVE If you only put importance on race, then you get degenerate faggots and lead a gateway to trannies and queers joining your movement, because this lead to the idea that being gay is ok, because it only works for White people, see (((Dickie Spencer))) as an example. And if you only have concern for religion and exclude the importance of kin, then you get mutts and mongrels destroying your blood and soil and soon to spread faggotry. There is no dichotomy between race and religion for they are both the same and shape for who we are nigger.

>>24181 >>24181 I was going to say something but you beat me to it.

>>24164 You are seeing enemies where there are none. End up sounding like any other holy-roller I've known.

>>24181 >you're still hypocritically an atheists Quite the assumption.

>>24184 Lets all be Odinist Holy rollers! HAVE YOU MET THE ALL-FATHER TODAY? PRAISE OTHINN

>>24144 I have much the same issue, though games usually annoy me. I work as a web dev daily and have no real ideas of my own for personal projects. I know the ideal is to create something, or even better what already exists (like restoring something). Things like Lego and model cars seem like a very artificial way of tricking yourself that you are making something from basic materials, but really it's all there and you just need to spend the money on the equipment and no real skill is required.

>>24144 Reading non-fiction books is good because it's productive and you are away from the computer so you can say focused without distractions. Your whittling idea is very good too if you just want to relax. Another great one is playing an instrument like the guitar because you are adding another dimension to yourself with music.

If anons are looking to get a skill, there are online schools that will get you locksmithing skills in 4 months for less than $1,000 (for burgers, anyway). Look into whether the profession is in demand in your area first, and whether there are special licensing requirements for where you live. It's a solid career and a useful skill on top of that. >>24144 Reading is my main hobby these days. I guess working out is a hobby of mine at this point, too. Whittling sounds like a good idea.

>>24160 What are some of those online schools for locksmithing?

>>13650 I mean, alternatively, you could just rely solely on tactical nukes outside a small border protection force. That might actually make deterrence easier for a smaller country. Sure, it's always a risk to use nuclear weapons, but if you make sure to keep it tactical and exclusively defensive, there's little argument any country can really make to justify a strategic response. I mean, what, you're gonna nuke someones cities because they destroyed invading forces within their own borders? Yeah yeah I get it, nuclear weapons are different and all. I still think there are scenarios where a countervalue response is just retarded for the country issuing it. Actually, I think in general it's a pretty bad doctrine, and I think it's much safer to deter an enemy just by the fact that they stand to gain nothing by attacking a country that can delete their military forces when they get in range. Think about it, tactical nuclear weapons could have the same deterrent effect, but without the looming threat of MAD, and if it comes down to it you can actually use them to prove you really will without committing to a zero sum game the moment you DO have to actually use them. Risky? Yeah, any use of nuclear weapons hypothetically risks a strategic exchange. But so does fucking around in Cuba, or Syria, and it's a lot less safe in my opinion when the only deterrent option is all or nothing: no wars ever again or everyone fucking dies. Just seems like setting yourself up for failure.

It's strange to remember that at one point even Swedes thought that peppering enemy formations with nuclear shells should be an integral part of their national defence. On that note: in theory what kind of nuclear artillery shells could we develop today? I've read something about how only gun-type nukes were possible for 6" and 8" calibres, and that they are somehow inferior to implosion devices, but I'm not knowledgable enough to make much of that information, and reading what more knowledgable people know is better than trying to make my own research.

>>13723 And I'd post that webm about the Swedish SPG from hell, but we still have the robot, and so I can't, because somebody somewhere already posted it.

>>13723 I'm not knowledgeable, but from a pure uni physics perspective, an implosion device would be cleaner but needs a precise timing mechanism that the impact of a shell could throw off or create duds from. You could use the slamming method of creating a supercritical mass (two sub-critical pieces slamming together), but that method produces more of a dirty bomb and at which point the ecological damage might be a bigger factor than it would be with conventional artillery.

>>13724 r9k mode should be disabled, did you try recently?

>>13631 Because a flare gun is compact and simple, meanwhile a shotgun is an additional weapon that you wouldn't want to use in the overwhelming majority of situations. In other words, it minimizes dead weight.

Rebarrel an AK with a 9mm barrel Resize 7.62x39 cases to seat a 9mm bullet Reinvent 9x39 ??? Profit

>>13652 A new 9x39 that is absolutely noninterchangeable with 9x39. I have done this with a cz 527

>>13633 Aren't you asking for a short, single-barreled shotgun? If that's the case, then why not just have flares for a detached or underbarrel grenade launcher with a collapsible stock or some such thing.

Would it be autistic to make a patch out of pic relatad?

>>2371 >>2373 Here's the 360 goal. I had to compress it a ton to get it under the file limit. If anyone wants the original to rip and work on, the clip here starts at 7:23 of the /otter/ vs /fscchan/ game. But yeah, the goal is ripe for a 2009-era MLG edit.

>>24178 Wait what happened? A different link that should work: https://app.element.io/#/room/#fashgen:matrix.org Any issues are probably my fault, I'm not very skilled with this yet

>>24101 Looking how they are in their current state, they are certainly shameful. I don’t think it inevitably leads to degeneracy like pederasty though to have a strict control over mingling between men and women. The crucial issue here is when do we marry men and women off. If this is done earlier, the problem will not arise. Another frequent issue that creates a culture of pederasts are things like extremely high bride prices that bar young men from getting a wife. This happens often in the Middle East and creates loads of faggots. So I think we can have reduced male / female mingling with non-family members if we do the following: >early marriages >little to no barriers to marriage except familial for consent

>>24107 > to have a strict control over mingling between men and women. The Spartans had this as well, what they didn't have is a society that kept women, aside from whores, confined to the house, and whores were confined to specific areas of the city, thi8s is what led to Ephebophilia and undoubtedly the degenerate pederasty. In fact Sparta had no whores, at all. Their women were Athletes like their men, as they viewed it their duty to have strong bodies to birth the greatest men on earth, and walked around naked quite often just like their men, not fearing rape or molestation or even leery eyes, this nudity was worship of the gods and the gift they gave us. The role of women was preserved and uplifted, they ruled the homed men rule the world and war, propped up by and doing such for their women, and these were women to be proud of. Women did not have political power in Sparta until their collapse which was actually quite quick all things considered and was due to a failure to outbreed their rate of death.

>>24117 >a society that kept women, aside from whores, confined to the house, and whores were confined to specific areas of the city, >thi8s is what led to Ephebophilia and undoubtedly the degenerate pederasty. I don’t see how these entail one another, especially in light of the solutions that I proposed in my previous post. This is especially confusing given the fact that you say that there were prostitutes available too. I have read this as well. If there are whores available surely men would go to them rather than immediately turning to pederasty. >and walked around naked quite often just like their men, not fearing rape or molestation or even leery eyes, this nudity was worship of the gods and the gift they gave us. The only time we see naked women out in the open in Sparta is in very select circumstances involving unmarried young women in exercises, religious processions and dances. Otherwise it was White Sharia as it was in the rest of the Mediterranean, women were certainly not strutting around in the nude casually.

>>24120 >The only time we see naked women out in the open in Sparta is in very select circumstances involving unmarried young women in exercises, religious processions and dances. Otherwise it was White Sharia as it was in the rest of the Mediterranean, women were certainly not strutting around in the nude casually. I never claimed they were walking around casually and directly stated It was worship of the gods, but Sparta had a great many religious ceremonies and the rest of greece is known to have mocked them for letting their women dress in the old Indo-European Style in a thigh line dress of sorts, and it looks like your pictures are all sourced to 600CE, as thats the default assumption, the original Spartans, were extinct about 200 BCE or so.

>>24120 https://cienciologia.wordpress.com/category/esparta-y-su-ley/ Read this translated essay on Sparta by a Spaniard, It mentions its sources throughout the text, if you wish to do the resear5ch yourself.

I don't have much to say so here's an old Roll Minecraft skin that I found on Pixiv long ago that I edited and updated to function with the new skin format. Make sure to use the Alex setting or it'll be completely glitched.

>>3859 I remember when I did a Postal 3 dude skin for minecraft. Wish I still had it

about to go to sleep, hope you guys are having a good night

am retard

>>3873 me 2 wanna hang out?

Looking for a comfy imageboard wirechan.org

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Hey /comfy/, do you like otters? Come over and chat with us https://otterchan.net/

Imageboard https://imageboard.top/index.html Tor: http://imgbrd6tlchbmeusi4syxuwa6dotwoyq6buhnvn2uay4wkh5j47647yd.onion/index.html

Someone over on smuglo seems to be making a newspaper. Could be fun to participate: https://smuglo.li/rec/res/609.html

>>2048 >>2050 You mean like this? Try kinking your lines a little more.

>>2050 You've got to use tildes ~ not hyphens -

>>2069 Okay, thanks. Those really don't look like tildes on the help page.

>>2080 Huh, how strange. https://anon.cafe/.static/pages/posting.html shows the tildes fine for me.

Things a succubus might say if she notices you watching her fuck your man.

>>13713 >>13714 Feldherrnhalle was basically the 60. Infantry Division reformed to Mechanized. The Name was mostly ceremonially, although they got reinforcement from the SA unit Feldherrnhalle. Keep in mind the Division s not the same as the "SA -Standarte" >one of the reasons behind the Night of the Long Knives was that the leadership of the SA wanted to abolish the Reichswehr and establish the SA as the new army of Germany We can agree that in the early years the Reichwehr could have been overthrown the Government so it had to be kept loyal. By the way it would have been stupid to make the SA the Army. If you compare it to the Red Army, it had plenty of conflict (Civil War , Polish War) to gain experience and an tradition. This would not have worked in Germany, a small country in the middle of Europe. Especially if you already have an small but highly professional army which could look back on a long Tradition (They kept basically everything from the Imperial Army). All of this was needed for quick expansion of the Army as it happened. I think the SA was just not needed anymore after Hitler came to Power. >If I remember correctly he once said that he had a national socialist air force, a Christian navy, and a Prussian army. I think it was national socialist Air Force, socialist (communist) Navy, and conservative Army >>13712 Depends on what you think s effective. The Germans had even in 1944 thousands of Russians switching sides, but this could have various reasons like hate of communism, conditions in Red army.. . For western allies not so much i would think and for Axis powers: its hard to convince them not to fight when at the same time you pulverize their hometowns.

>>13712 Propaganda can be very effective. The only reason Germany was able to invade Russia period was because of local support from rural Christian communities that had been abused by the godless Communists (a lesson a certain board fails to remember in their pagan LARPing). The Germans promised them religious freedom so they promised implicit support to helping the Germans get to Moscow.

>>13715 >but this could have various reasons like hate of communism, conditions in Red army A lifetime of that seems like a more plausible explanation than just reading some leaflets, from what i know at best they just amused some soldiers. >>13717 >Propaganda can be very effective. In general? sure, but specifically about trying to demoralized enemy front line soldiers i doubt it, it probably was way more effective to keep your people's morale rather than hurt the enemy's

>>13729 The hit pieces the Associated Press has run for the last year against Conservatives (and now covering up Biden's fuckups) directly disproves your point when they've been excellent at using propaganda to demoralize anyone who doesn't deepthroat Jewish dick.

>>13729 It's a double edged sword that doesn't leave a politically "neutral" group who don't give a fuck like modern lemmings on who's ruling so long as you leave them in peace. Back on topic, Operation Hannover is a complete meme and hilarious in shitshow because they threw away the number 1 rule of guerrilla warfare, never challenge a standing army out in the open who is ideologically dedicated and is still capable of operating.

>>1766 note to self: same theme for the two invisible fnord players

New anthem for /eris/, to be used if we've scored three or more goals and you're just repeating an anthem you've already played. If you didn't like the nightcore then you'll hate this. It's a pisscore remix of brony music. (See also: >>1589 , anthem for goalkeeper assisting on a corner kick, but you won't hear it anyway over me shittalking soloman)

we missed an amazing opportunity to have Professor Nutbutter be a goalie :(

Alright, you win. We'll choose some good music. This masterpiece of an album received an initial critical reception of 0/10. :^)

>>2375 A 0/10 from Vox is the utmost of compliments though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qk5-0VoaOt4 Just going to leave this here for the anons talking about direct action.

>>24031 Upload the mp4

Get ready for the start of hyper inflation, gents. https://archive.is/Wpv71

>>24154 Hope you've all been preparing for economic collapse instead of watching anime

>>24154 Now is a good time to put some money into either metals, crypto, or some other asset that retains value regardless of the value of currency.

>>23963 >>23964 >Part of the problem is nein posters don't care about board culture as much as saving the White race. Boards are just a means to an end. this is a general theme with online fascism politics boards. its very much about proselytizing, a means to their individual end. >>23955 you're kidding, right?

>>23966 >This board isn't about fascism. > It's generally NatSoc/WN//pol/ themed. So it’s about fascism. If you thought this board was intended to be exclusively about Italian Fascism or something you are totally missing the mark.

>>23964 Probably the biggest factor is that all the major /pol/ boards got censorcucked by mega corporations and this is one of the few politically related boards to survive. If there were still huge /pol/ boards around then this place could have stayed completely obscure. If /fascist/ wants to keep their particular board culture without becoming censorcucks themselves, it's in their best interest for a new big /pol/ board to come around that is resilient against being shut down.

Traditionalists will ruin everything by squealing about Modernity and turning practically every discussion into the Youtube comment section of Religious vs Atheist while spamming fedoras. You have been warned.

>>24141 The reason that these debates are had is because we already agree on the fundamenals, e.g. >Fascism / NatSoc is the answer >White Genocide is happening >The jews are the perpetrators >1488 This is the foundation that we luckily do not have to dispute much at all. Other issues such as modernity cannot be avoided though. It is key to many of our problems.

https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=ph58a47f5a6c39e https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=ph58653165672a9 https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=ph586298a7f382e cuckolding channel for some reason has some cuckquean content, it's not very good but may be of interest

>>2019 Dang if only there is a source for that

Gonna dump some content (mostly captions) I found on another imageboard.

Some of these I enjoy, some are just okay.

How do y'all feel about the vixen being dominant to the man as well, anyway? I enjoy it but I'm bi.

>>940 I got redpilled when I couldn't load /lego/ on 8chan

This game really need Cuckquean Tag

Just opened sad panda and this amazing set was one of the first galleries. (Hame Dragon)

>>1230 There are subs on the youtube videos or at http://www.opensubtitles.org/en/search/imdbid-80037/sublanguageid-eng/moviename-tot%20samyy%20myunkhgauzen

>>1234 Thanks! Something else to add to my bucket list to learn about. :^)

Mario Monicelli's La grande guerra (The Great War) stars Vittorio Gassman and Alberto Sordi as a couple of slacker Italians recruits fighting the Austrian army in the muddy trenches of WWI. Although this film is a consensus classic with impressive battles scenes and a uniquely inspiring ending, I was never fully engaged with La grande guerra. The story is episodic without a strong through-line, so it's not always clear if events are fleeting diversions or the building blocks of something important. I suppose the different episodes are a way to explore the characters, nonetheless I think some of the filler should have been cut. The film was rather long and sometimes felt rudderless.

When a woman ascends the stairs (1960) Complex and bleak film about a bar hostess who really shouldn't be a bar hostess. Basically she starts out the movie with possibilities, hesitates over them then discovers they are a poison chalice or fraudulent, she desperately tries something as she runs out of time and ends the movie with no possibilities. I think maybe the director thought the bar hostess scene was awful. Other than that you get some of the best use of location based story-telling I've seen in a long time, great acting and a well worked theme about appearances. I thought about it for a week after watching it so there's definitely some substance here. Love Exposure (2008) I've meant to watch this one for years but the runtime put me off. It was great. You get the novel pacing/editing/character/plot decisions and high concept playful genius that the best of Japanese media seems to have. I mean you have a cult called the church of zero, their logo is a 0 with a crucifix over it and their interaction with the main character is to try to prevent him from getting an erection when presented with a view of his love interests panty clad crotch. Similarly if you ever heard someone pretentiously explain that a camera is voyeuristic you'll probably get a kick out of half the movie being about voyeuristic panty shots, including a guy telling people that their eyes are like cameras, cameras to take panty shots with. Anyway, I just wanted to say the 4hours is not that bad and I probably should've watched it years ago.

Roar This is the second time I have seen this movie, I may have posted about it here before, and it is still not something I can watch or analyze rationally. If that sounds strange, I'll tell you a little about the production and you'll get the idea. Roar was made by delusional hollywood liberals. It may, in fact, be the ultimate delusional liberal movie. So delusional that the director, a wealthy executive producer whose latest success was The Exorcist of all films, believed mankind could live in harmony with lions and sought to prove this by filming a family-friendly comedy using SEVENTY ONE UNTRAINED LIONS, MANY OF THEM MALE, and HIS OWN FAMILY AS ACTORS. This went about as well as you'd expect: production lasted over eleven years, over a hundred people were injured (many of them on-screen), the lions were on edge from having too many males in one place and being surrounded by other untrained big cats, the film bombed, and Tippi Hedren divorced the director afterwards. Watching Roar is like watching them haul the steamship uphill in Fitzcarraldo, except that scene is the entire movie and the cast is constantly taking real injuries. Even though you know it doesn't happen, there's still a real, overpowering sense that the ropes could snap at any moment, that the lion biting Tippi Hedren's head (which scratched her skull and sent her to the hospital for several weeks) could bite just a little harder and kill her. Roar awakens a sort of primal terror and hyper-alertness in me. My filmfag brain shuts off and I watch the lions like a hawk, waiting for the slightest cue they'll attack or try something playful. They frequently break out in fights, drag in dead animals, or chew on the cast. The cast (except for the director) is in constant terror of them. Reportedly they often screamed in pain the moment a take ended. You see them injured seriously on screen, repeatedly, in scenes played off as heart-warming or funny. This is the scariest movie I have ever seen, the director and his character is an weirdly vindictive madman who steals, cheats, and literally throws his own family to the lions for his mad utopian dream, and it's trying to play itself off as a family comedy. Would I recommend this? Maybe. It's an experience, something you dig up on Youtube and share with friends who think you're exaggerating. It may be the best accidental horror film ever made and the cinematographer manages some nuts shots considering he's surrounded by lions and gets scalped by one.

>>194 From what I understand, alcohol is haram because it is an 'impure substance'. It is addictive and has deleterious effects upon the mind and body. Vinegar does not produce the same effect, in fact it would have been very important for purifying drinking water before the advent of modern filtration techniques.

Okay so get this, hoss This is our new formation: GK Gondola (This is for you, Oxford!~♥) LB Zyklon Calcare CB Acciuga CB Totò Sapore RB Lupa Lucia (♀, the wolf girl, not the man wolf) CMF Taizo Momote CMF D.G.G.S. (Donna Giunonica Gicantesca che Suda, lit. Chubby Sweating Giantess) AMF Rita Ciano (C) (GOLD) LWF Filone (BRONZE) RWF Dante II (BRONZE) CF Lupo Lucio (SILVER) Subs: GK Zuppa Romana

>>2150 Okay sorry for the delay First of all, could you please use the kit in >>1808 as the main one for this cup? Would be fun if you did. Secondly, here's some cards: [x] indicates the preferred foot, if you don't mind adding it in -GK Gondola (This is for you, Oxford!~♥) [R] GK Long Throw -LB Zyklon Calcare [L] Man-Marking Fighting Spirit -CB Acciuga [L] Heading Man-Marking

>GK Gondola This will be great!

Ey paizanos, we got a couple of things we'd like to sort out before next cup. Not to worry, this isn't yet another formation change, just a small bunch of things: 1) Please, please, please, make sure that >>1808 works as our first kit, we'd be ever so grateful. 2) We updated a bit of the Substitutions: >>2153 -LB G. Gabusi [L] Super Sub Low Lofted Pass -CB Melevisione [R] Super Sub Low Lofted Pass You can find the updated positions on the wiki page http://infinitycup.shoutwiki.com/wiki//ita/ 3) We updated our anthems, now we'd only like it if you could play Zuppa Romana for all goals, Siamo Una Squadra Fortissimi for Dante II and that's it. 4) We'd like it if Counter Target could be switched before a match to the Wing that has the best condition. By default we'd like Dante II to be targeted, but if Filone has a higher mood (his arrow is pointing upward compared to Dante's), then we'd like Filone to be the Counter Target, and vice versa. Obviously only if this is not too much of a bother when we play. 5) We'd like to revise our subs strategies: >If we're winning or tying (when it makes no difference to our chances of passing the round), just switch based on form like the usual >if we're losing in the second half by any kind of margin (and our sub AMF or CF have at least okay form), go with the CMF->AMF or lowest-form->CF, depending on the player that has the highest form, but with priority to the AMF

>>2372 Ah yes one final thing 6) Change Capitano Punito/Matteo Salvini/whatever name he currently has to "Lo Stato Assoluto", with the same stats.

>>24014 10/10 bait

From 9chan /pol/: >More proof that the coronahoax and the totalitarian turn of Western nation has been plotted and built years ago. >Johns Hopkins University (Bloomberg center for health security) compiled what basically is a simulation of COVID-19 called SPARS Pandemic Scenario. https://www.centerforhealthsecurity.org/our-work/Center-projects/completed-projects/spars-pandemic-scenario.html >This was completed in 2017 and, as you can see reading the whole thing, all the "simulated scenarios" are happening as we speak since the 2019 Covid outbreak. >The same institution has already laid out the next round in their pandemic population control "simulation", it's called the “SPARS Pandemic 2025 – 2028 – A Futuristic Scenario for Public Health Risk Communicators” Source https://www.centerforhealthsecurity.org/our-work/pubs_archive/pubs-pdfs/2017/spars-pandemic-scenario.pdf >It mentions a new virus that will infect mankind in 2025, and it will last until 2028. >According to the World Bank, COVID-19 is a “project” that is planned to continue until the end of March 2025.

>>24099 They are literally not even hiding it anymore. They post this stuff and know that lemmings won't even see it, and if they do they will just dismiss anyone calling attention to it as a 'schizo'. Honk honk

>>19566 According to UK media there is currently a manhunt for the sole person with Brazilian covid in the country, just as some of the lockdown restrictions are about to be lifted.

>>19304 Do you still have the files?

>>13409 >>13410 The ASN can still be used as identifying information. You might want to omit the poster's ASN next time or now.

>>13411 >>13409 aight

mods demand action update for feb 27 3 reports closed report 27-1 was regarding a bunch of empty replies, imagine spamming a thread with 50 replies to get quints on a board with a PPH of fucking 10 on a good day missed this thread when deleting a bunch of blank replies. it's all old, so didn't ban anyone for spamming. just deleted a bunch of shit report 27-2 concerned the nuke thread; while the original post was probably bait (guy actually put his e-mail into the email field, looked up his twitter account and I think it's just an edgy fortnite zoomer) the replies have been quality content and information on this stuff has been out for literal decades. this isn't the 50s and we aren't the rosenbergs for spilling the beans did see on the overboard some faggot using the thread as "evidence" that we're promoting terrorism. make sure to fire up your iranian VPNs before checking out the thread report 27-3 concerned some whiner complaining about society and my fascist communist ist blah blah censorship. i don't consider this post to be shilling another website outside the webring due to no direct link. if the ASN makes a habit of posting more altchan shit then i'll send a warning, though i'm sure if he really means it and is totally fucking off to his New Imageboard then there won't be any new posts right?

>>13653 Lol I knew retards were gonna freak about the nuke thread. The Smithsonian has detailed and accurate full scale display replicas of the bombs we dropped on japan, even including the fucking neutron initiator in fat man. It's impossible to classify technology as simple as "shot chunk of stuff at other chunk of the same stuff, wikipedia has a detailed blueprint of Little Boy. None of us are HEU smugglers, and the feds watching over our shoulders already know this.

Are we being spammed right now? If not, can we finally make Shinji proud by getting out of the robot?

>>179 >written in C -- notoriously famous for needing close scrutiny to avoid security issues Couldn't you mitigate that to an extend by using -fstack-protector-all and -fstack-clash-protection ? >>180 >and probably learn to use git which I have 0 interest in. You could try Mercurial a.k.a. hg. It's easier and requires less learning. https://www.mercurial-scm.org/learn (read the quick start and workflow guide) >>181 But ffmpeg (libav) has C API? It would be stupid if it doesn't cover the functionality of FFprobe. https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Using%20libav* http://dranger.com/ffmpeg/ Also can't FFprobe also write its output to a (temporary) JSON file? https://gist.github.com/nrk/2286511 and pick a library for handling JSON: https://github.com/inputsh/awesome-c#json or https://github.com/fffaraz/awesome-cpp#json

>>182 >You could try Mercurial It's version control systems in general that I'm not interested in, they just add extra baggage and maintenance and effort to everything and requires me to spend time learning it no matter what. I don't need to bother with that at all if I don't release source code. I might manually post the source code of a specific version after/if I finish the Linux port, but I probably won't bother with every minor update. That said, I don't even know if it's possible to upload source code anywhere (or more specifically, make an account) since I won't enable javascript and especially not google captcha. >C API For various reasons I want the program to call ffmpeg and friends through console commands. Also I need imagemagick so an ffmpeg API isn't enough. >output to a (temporary) file It's retarded that I'd have to do that kind of juggling seeing how basic of a thing I'm trying to do, but I'm considering it. Better than nothing.

>>180 >It also wouldn't feel good to see someone else rebrand and release some pozzed and/or paid version of my program, nor will it be fun to think about licenses and legal shit to counter it and then probably hear complaints that it's not FOSS enough anyway. That's an easy one: Just release under GPLv3, which is as FOSSy as it gets and prevents anyone from using your code without also releasing their source as well. But ultimately what to do with it is your call as the copyright owner.

>write output to a file >try to open it >can't open it >put a 200 millisecond sleep inbetween writing and reading >it works >reduce to 50 milliseconds >it doesn't work I don't know if I have enough dignity to spare in order to release this program if I continue on my current path.

>>185 That was solved by using system() instead of popen(). I'm not happy that I have to write a temporary file to get the output, but what can you do. Now the problem is that it's almost impossible to draw pixels onto a window. I have no idea what the fuck someone was smoking when they made this API and why literally nobody has written any kind of instructions on how to use it. My best guess is that Linux developers just plug in some graphics library and call it a day, and then it's the library author's problem to decipher this ridiculous system. Every time I make a little progress towards understanding it, another mysterious value or struct is introduced and the documentation makes no effort whatsoever to actually explain how to use it or where to get it. The good news is that as soon as this works, the program will be more or less functional.

I think they should have had more bad guy sets in the first year. Like a drone tank or barricade. Maybe having the soldier/guard drones there and making the one's in Ogel's base workers. The games had neat variations that would've look good as minifigs. Afterall the materials hype up Ogel having an army but the lonely two feel underwhelmed by the 7 agents. Deep Sea did it right but the underwater setting feels quite restrictive.

Alpha Team came out during the time when Lego was putting out some of the ugliest minifigures (Cam, Radia, and Flex are fuck-ugly) and still heavily juniorising sets so that's probably why it's so forgotten by the majority. Wave 1 was solid (I own 6773 Alpha Team Helicopter and it's an amazing set) and wave 2 was ok, but the complete overhaul in wave 3 is what killed the theme for me. The redesigns were frankly awful and the sets were even more juniorised and ugly than before. >unrealized potential that would have gotten to Ninjago levels? The behind-the-scenes conflict between Lego and Digital Domain stopped any potential for the theme. Alpha Team as we know it was created 6 months before the release of the game because Lego didn't like what Digital Domain were doing so the whole development of the theme was rushed. Even Ninjago ditched Garmadon after the first wave but there's only so many times you can redesign Ogel and his minions before it starts to get stale. >Did you like the Team better, or Ogel and his drones? Ogel all the way! >>968 Yeah that was another problem with Alpha Team. What's the point of having good guys if there's no bad guys to fight?

>>969 I guess this is why every Lego set after has to have both Good and Bad Guys. Apparently appeals to the "momma will only buy a single toy" crowd.

>>13634 Go make your own thread, fagget.

>>13677 Clearly you haven't seen that video where a bunch of slavs were unloading artillery rounds by carelessly sliding/throwing them down a small, grassy slope and into a pile where they kept colliding until suddenly detonation accures.

>>13690 Do you still have that webm by chance? I think we lost it when 8cuck got taken down due to el paso.

>>13690 Russia is a state of mind

>>13697 Those were ukrop niggers.

>>13647 >I'd like to hear your reasoning Every level of government outside of specific local county governments is hellbent on cucking. Some of them pretend to care but will readily bend over for "common sense" laws or at the very least continue enforcing already cucked laws while pretending that not cucking further is a saintly act (that whole second amendment sanctuary thing being good example of the latter). It'll probably just happen a little more slowly than it did in Australia because we still have the chest drumming all bark but no bite "muh three puhcent molon labe sick tyrannosaurus" retards that fewer and fewer lawmakers give a fuck about lately.

Is it viable it to do all the maintenance for a compound crossbow yourself, or is this only practical with recurves?

>>13616 Canada https://torontosun.com/news/local-news/u-s-airsoft-pros-fear-canadas-looming-ban-will-impact-entire-sport >>13648 >Every level of government outside of specific local county governments is hellbent on cucking They all cuck if the purse strings are pulled. Fed and State grants make local municipalities beholden to their whims. I'm in a rural county in a supposedly red state. My local emergency services, to include LE, can only achieve fiscal solvency through outside money - (((by design))). It's actually worse than that because public utilities, schools, courts, et al are in the same boat.

>>13613 >It wasn't even for self- or home-defense against the odd Red-nigger or scurrilous lout (again, useful as it was at that). When I proselytize to normans about the virtues of the 2A I frame it as a defense against tyranny at the micro and macro level. >micro level tyranny = Tyrone torching your business, or assaulting your family at a blocked intersection >macro level tyranny = gov't loading undesirables onto trains In reality the lines get blurred because their are macro-tyrannical top-down policies and sentiments that encourage Tyrone to commit micro-tyranny against you - I mean we're in a years-long blitz of pro-BLM institutional and cultural changes spawned from the highest levels of gov't and corporations.

>>13707 What maintenance do you even need to do for crossbows past waxing/replacing the strings and greasing the trigger mechanism.

4 releases, 595MB in size (100+ are due to a scanned booklet lol), 320kbps converted from SACD or 8track-sourced FLACs. >(1968) Iron Butterfly ~ Heavy https://mega.nz/file/yUwmTTLY#evzNt-D_0RBgL0xiaShM1FnwdcslJs2KsGnpoVmJAmU >(1968) Iron Butterfly ~ In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida https://mega.nz/file/bBg01BJb#Iaz7PISijTAqM9asil2sjTxnyKh_IMaD3q0N_C6rNG4 >(1969) Iron Butterfly ~ Ball https://mega.nz/file/WF4EnZII#g9DrZjv0qMSkJrbGC2IcpgvU0SR5MdqRNfyANkAK13c >(1970) Iron Butterfly (with Pinera & Rhino) ~ Metamorphosis https://mega.nz/file/WJoUCRSA#sk2JN7Q6WV_cnmB6cePi6U7YxR6yRqpe-QR7mUxk5NY

>>23041 Leonard Warwick

>>23359 >>23360 >I believe that after they finish the West they will focus more intently on destroying Asia next Highly likely, they seem more akin to locusts rather than sentient beings. I was born in the States. I've been working on citizenship for an Asian country recently because of my views on race and national socialism. But honestly, I'd rather play minecraft here when DOTR comes. If it's not stopped here, the rot will spread all across the globe unabated. Symptoms are already present in even the most isolated countries.

>>23442 Well, of course. According to jewish suprematism, they have to conquer the planet, so they won't stop until it's done.

New Tarrant pics found by someone on Plebbit.

>>24046 >gay board drama More interested in saving our race from annihilation

>>24051 This isn't the thread you should have come into, then. This is a thread about boards meta discussion.

>>24046 I had someone tell me that this was fake, and now I see what they are saying. Though it wouldn’t surprise me at all if it had been real, one can see that the person fucked up the date format in the bottom line and that the edit text on the bottom is just literally typed in. Usually it’s of a smaller size if I am recalling correctly. Pretty tricky honestly if one just glances at it quickly.

>>24115 How can an archived link be faked? https://archive.fo/vvjJJ

>>24123 Again, he fucked up the date format, it says (S) and not (Mon). And the (S) itself is incorrect and should read (Sun). One clearly can't edit a post before you even post it. And the text which says its edited actually (I was wrong here) does not appear to be in smaller text on Neinchan, but it always seems to bulge out to the left of the main body of text something that does not happen on this image. And finally, it appears that the username for blackjack is not capitalized for his actual name when he edits (see post again and compare with fake post), as can be seen from a screencap I've attached to my post.

>>1307 >On an interesting genetic aside, the director Bahman Farmanara has blue eyes and looks almost white. That's not so weird, for example pic related is the speaker of the assembly, another is Leila Hatami, if she came to me speaking french i'd take her for a french woman no problem. I wonder what's the Iranian view on the matter.

Has Mohammad Rasoulof made anything good? I thought Manuscripts Don't Burn was mediocre so I haven't watched anything else, but White Meadows looks interesting.

Heard from an Iranian friend that the gov is looking into a nationwide internet shut down...

>>1460 Why?

>>1461 Protests in Baluchestan https://netblocks.org/reports/internet-disruption-registered-in-iran-following-days-of-outages-in-southeast-oy9Yvoy3

>>945 >I think there used to be a Bricklink seller that sold genuine Lego he'd chromed himself but I can't find him. Maybe he had to close up shop after Lego bought Bricklink. You are correct; Lego forcibly shut down several Bricklink stores that were operating outside of their new rules, including the ones that offered custom chromed pieces.

>>963 Why doesn't Lego itself make properly chromed/gilded blocks anymore. I remember as a kid that the gold coins that came with the Classic Pirates sets were as shiny as real metal, but the, ostensibly, gold pieces from modern sets are a sort of a matte finish faux gold. What happened?

>>963 Lego buying Bricklink was the worst thing to happen. I don't buy custom pieces but a company buying the biggest chunk of their secondary market is indefensible. >>966 I think chroming pieces is costly and supposedly bad for the environment, not to mention the chrome eventually flakes off with wear, so I can see why they'd change it to something else. But holy shit is pearl gold so awful, the colour is so unbelievably inconsistent and doesn't look half as good as chrome gold. Pearl gold looks and feels so cheap, like something from a bootlego set. A, B, D and E are all pearl gold.

>>967 That pearl gold reminds me of that plactic that use to cause certain runs of certain Transformers toys to disintegrate after 10 years. >supposedly bad for the environment In what way?

>>970 The chemical by-products of chroming stuff are hazardous but I don't know how Lego chromes their pieces. They may use a different, non-toxic method because they are toys intended for children though, but I guess Lego will never reveal it.

>>2217 >As a human woman Sure thing, knife ears. Go back to cleaning and being a cum rug, your kind disgust me. You and your petite body, always tight pussy and cute moans. Damn all of you! I'm better than you, I've got some knockers, you're all flat as board. That's why you will aways be just the cock warmer, a side dish to our husbands.

>>2220 That's harsh slander against both myself, a human, and our precious elves. Maybe if your brain developed instead of your tits, you wouldn't be such an obscene bodied oaf! I bet you're a dwarf!

>>2224 How dare you! Ample bosom is a sign of femininity, maturity and fertility. It's no wonder why some kind of... peculiar men obsesses over the features (or the lack thereof) of elfs. It's always easier for a man to have his way with an elf than with a female human because elfs are always in heat for human shaft. Which makes them the consolation prize or just a sex relief tool for men with high sex drive and that's the case of my husband. After he is done with our elf, my husband's attention is all towards me. I'm the mother and queen of our home, in control, specially over the money. In other words, I pay for the elf, she's actually mine. Read that again and think about it, my dear! Just because you can be seen as a mistress, in reality you're the lowest form of life living among humans. Honestly, I pity you. Your "male" elfs make our soyboys look like masculinity incarnated. By the way, dwarfs don't have elf servants. Not that I'm aware of. Rest assured, I'm human.

>>2225 Peculiar men, like those who wish their women to resemble the female form, not farm animals. And I was mistaken, it must be your husband who is the dwarf. They're the only ones who like exploring such cavernous holes.

>>2227 Peculiar men like those who want to embrace immature younglings, taking away their innocence while not producing any offspring. Maybe I was too harsh, that's why you're offended, to the point of calling my husband a dwarf. No harm done, I'm fine because you'll never be able to enjoy motherhood since you're a tool to vent lust. After having kids, indeed you won't be as tight as you were when young and that's when elfs are useful. My job as female is done in keeping my species moving forward, my man can sleep with as many elfs he likes because by the end the day I'm the one he's in love with. So, keep crying chestlet!

>>1858 >I hardly know where I would start... Robin Hood is obviously 'controlled opposition' so that's out. I personally use Schwab and Ameritrade. Schwab is arguably the better brokerage with more available options, fantastic customer support, and a great banking experience (checking). Ameritrade however has a much better trading experience. Nothing game changing, just fewer menus, cleaner information, built-in things like alerts, and a better flow. I use Schwab as my personal bank and use it for more advanced trades (or if Ameritrade doesn't have something I want to do), and I use Ameritrade for the day-to-day trades. If you open an account, always use a cash account, never a margin account. >>1860 You can avoid most of the rigging by not trading 'meme' stocks. I can kind of see where they're going with the market manipulation angle. I mean, it's not true manipulation, but it is tens of thousands of people banding together to influence market prices. There's no reason to be involved in that as a new trader anyway though; most of those people are getting into a stock hoping it goes up like 500%. That's gambling, not investing.

>>1861 Thanks for the good advice gunship. I have an account with Fidelity for my 401k, I'll eventually look into the other two you mentioned at a later date. >but it is tens of thousands of people banding together to influence market prices. Arguably less fundamentally insidious than just a few snakes kikes people 'banding' together to downright insider trade & short to manipulate market prices. Hardly surprising the average non-insider cries foul at the obvious double-standard going on there.

>>1861 There are some good underrated dividend stocks out there, but the Fed added 19 trillion to M1 last week. I'm maneuvering more for durable goods in anticipation of a major fuckup of the global economy.

>>1862 >401k That's really going to suck when the economy goes. Even recently in 2008, some people lost as much as 50% during that recession. I'd sooner sit through inflation in a savings account than risk that until retirement. >>1863 With the way the market's been (especially last month), I just don't leave positions open for more than a day or two if I can help it. I have been considering dividends though, in the context of my impending move to Mexico. On that note, I have settled on the lovely little beachside town of Playa Del Carmen, which has more white people than Los Angeles. I've been using Google Street View to call up the numbers on rentals and little markets there for prices. Rent is like $350 a month, and it looks like my total expenses would be $850 a month. So, dividends could certainly provide some passive income towards that. Daytrading is more time intensive, but would pay that off within the first week of each month easily. I have 5-6 people joining my little expat adventure, and you guys are all welcome if you're interested. Should be a nice group of friends. Covid-19's mask cult was a dress rehearsal for the compliance they'll be expecting when the real lockdowns start under Covid-21. People will happily report friends and family for noncompliance, and undesirables (read; whites, conservatives) will be hauled off to 'quarantine camps', where they'll all perish. No reason to end up in a ditch here when you could be eating fish tacos in the Caribbean.

>>1864 The Yucatan is a lovely climate. I spent some time in Belizean jungle and really enjoyed it. The beaches at your new spot sound stupendous. Good luck to everyone.

>>24050 >no meant so

>>24052 All I know about permaculture is that it's supposed to be the idea of working with nature to obtain food instead of cultivating and constantly digging up dirt to grow crops. The problem I think that makes permaculture unrealistic is the fact that still suffers the same issues with agriculture when it comes to farming in environments not suitable for obtaining foods along with needing at least 90% of a nation's population to be filled with farmers who daily engage in the principles and ideas that is permaculture and never use agricultural farming forever. Permaculture is a modern idea, so there is no guarantee that it is better than farming or that farmers will simply switch from agriculture to permaculture, because you tell them it's a good idea and it stops fucking up our soil and surrounding environments.

>>24042 >why did most of the civilized world farm grain and other crops that supposedly made us weaker than maintaining a primitive diet? It's easier to feed large populations like that, compared to hunting. But that doesn't change that it's less nutritious. >Are you trying to say that for a thousand years we pointlessly used farming just because we thought it was a good idea or something? It was partly that people just didn't know any better.

>>22693 Any luck scanning it?

>>24111 I had totally forgotten that I had said this. I’ll look into it tomorrow if I have time.

I really hope you don't say mean things to me

>>3845 Saying mean things gets you b& around here

Yo!

>>3869 NOOOO PASS YUUUU~!!

>>3844 NANOCHAN! What did they do to your hair!?

did not realize the potential Boruto brought tbh

But why is it all incest?

>>1694 Because fanart is mostly based on cartoons, and how many cartoons have adult characters that aren't just the family of the kid protagonists? It's inevitable really.

Serious question, because I'm curious: A lot of this Western cartoon porn art is low-quality and just fucking ugly. Is whoever's posting it here doing it because they legitimately like it, or as some kind of esoteric archiving?

it occurs to me that 'sharing daddy' or 'stealing daddy' situations come up possibly moreso than boyfriend-stealing in many cases and how do old-timers feel about the gradual loli takeover of your meme?

>>1644 Asian men are cucked so hard by their women over here, real nice guys are left in the dust. If a half decent white girl is willing to give an Asian guy the time of day, she can easily score a family oriented high earning guy well above what she could in other "circles". if only my sister had stayed with her two real nice nerdy asian boyfiends in HS, now an engineer and a doctor respectively, instead of the cholos and Mafia wannabies she wound up with, her life might have been much better

What about Asian men who cuck their women by fucking white women?

> ingtld I miss this person so much!!

Old ingtld image I had

>>2216 Is there an archive of this person's stuff?

Are there any critiques against Kant?

Not entirely cuck themed, but it felt too nice to not post.

>>24067 It's interesting to compare the mood here now with the 2019 thread on Tarrant up to Crusius: https://web.archive.org/web/20190805065804/https://8ch.net/fascist/res/11718.html There are more cucks, but still a good deal of /ourguys/ posting

>>2355 Alright, there are a couple of small export issues. It's far better than my first attempt though; you didn't crash PES! 1) I couldn't find the Arms_0_rig or vertex groups in the Ammit Blender file, only in the Vader file. I can tell you painted them on from the picture you sent. (It only ran in Blender 2.8+ so I'm guessing it was the wrong file) 2) I think you prepared the model for a different export tool than the one we need to use for players. If it nagged you about making that EXPORT parent, that's for a tool that only does simple static objects (like stadium parts), we don't need to do that. My guess is that the unexpected preparation (like EXPORT object and unexpected UVMap names) confused the exporter because the .model file had only one vertex group and was oversized. As a result of this, I could get it straight into the game as pic related lol. I've been able to fix this by reimporting the original medical_staff.model into a blank project, removing all its vertex groups (you've already painted them, so we can just replace the originals) and joining Vader's mesh into it just like you had done before. I got a strange export error which went away by going into the weight paint and normalizing all (not even sure if that was the issue, but a good troubleshooting habit). Now Vader looks like vid related! (ignore the red boots) Like I said, the cape will be hard. It's a trial and error thing, maybe not a good idea to worry about without having PES to test with, I honestly wouldn't bother. At the end of the day though, close-ups are rare. Perfection is a bit of a waste here and there are things that will never sit right. Plus glitches are half the fun! The helmet is surprisingly fine, although I would weight it 100% head anyway just to be safe.

>>3850 My computer[s] is my haven. For better and worse. The hours late at night are pure so long as I'm not silly enough to be annoyed by anonymous users.

I'm about to get my own apartment and I plan to make my bedroom as comfy as possible. No backlit screens, except my phone far away from the bed. Blackout curtains and I'll invest in one of those sunset/sunrise simulation lamps as my alarm. While it simulates a sunset I'll read on my ereader til I fall asleep. Looking forward to this comfiness

>>3860 Sounds amazing. Keep us posted, anon!

>>3834 For years, it's been a dump, I thrashed it when I was in my teen years, haven't slept there since then. Later I kind of started using it as a storage room. I'm trying to clean and organize it a bit better right now, I started with the bookshelves, which now have books and notebooks. But it really is a pain, especially since there are a lot of toys from when I was a kid, I never got rid of them, I didn't want to lose the memories I had. The room needs a lot of work to be done. It's tiny, so tiny the bed is actually a top-bunk bunk bed, to allow for floor room. There's a childish "The Jungle Book" movie wallpaper all around, so I'd have to remove it and give the room a new coat of paint. I'd like to get a big bed, but I don't think it'll be possible. I'd also have to move my PC there and get an internet connection on that side of the house. tl;dr: money is tight and my room is a dump.

My room is definitely /comfy/ now. I'm separated from the rest of the house but still in the same house. To access my room you have to go through a small hallway outside, kind of like a hotel room. I even have my own bathroom, I really don't have much to complain about it.

>>1046 Oh i see I'm not the only one that knows about Haibane Renmie, but it's not obscure anymore than Serial Experiments Lain is obscure as the same people did it. I watched it ages ago as it was in the top downloaded anime on isohunt before that went down back in like the early 2000s or something. Maybe 2009. I torrented it back then.

Somali and the Forest Spirit was nice. anyone?

Finished watching Non Non Biyori season 1 a few days ago, school girls living in the boonies wasn't as boring as I thought it was, I suspect this might have been due to the unique setting allowing for more innovative stories, but I could be wrong. Definitely recommend it for a comfy watching.

One of my favorites, Yuru Camp. I love eberrything about it, especially the clothes' and gear designs, I wish I could find more patterns like those. >>646 I have to pick these again, I was in a bad mood when these aired. >>1115 Rewatching this soon, hopefully, never finished the second season. >>2380 Gin no Saji is peak /comfy/! Kamichu is on my plan to watch list. >>3792 NNB is a great anime, it definitely is /comfy/ and hilarious. I'm watching the third season right now, but I save up the episodes for shipty days, so I can go to bed feeling better.

>>3792 NNB is just the best on the third season right now.

>>13573 Not commies, jihadis. Tbf tho every country has a problem with commies.

Now 18 protesters killed.

>>13683 Bets on if we'll reach triple digits before the foreign intervention starts? Quadruple digits? When do protestors get labeled as insurgents?

>>13686 >foreign intervention. If you're talking about the US, not likely. I guarantee you China/India are already intervening with (((aid))). This entire coup I think was orchistrated by India possibly, they didn't like the fact that Suu was drifting to the US/China (remember, India is aligned with Russia, while the US is aligned with Pakistan in the Indian subcontinent).

>>13687 I could see that. China was threatening war with Bhutan to get at India because even though India and Bhutan have friendly relations, they don't have a military alliance. I could see India helping a Burmese coup in an act of retaliation against that.

I had a strange dream, like I was in a city Felt like it was in Finland but at the end of the dream I was wondering where I was, maybe that's why I woke up

>>13643 I go wherever I want you gay little niggertranny

>>13642 >16chan I might leave but I'm sure as hell not going to a site run by people who tried to kill the webring from the get go lol

>>13642 >Also don't forget to leave this censornigger cuckshed Are you even self-aware of what you are saying and how you are behaving? >16chan lel

>>13646 >muh webring What has it brought us but Dolphin drama, /cow/ niggers and autism?

>>13679 >argue with me No. All you're going to do is handwave anything I say to you. Go away, go to 16chan or whatever, I'm not going with you.

>>23978 Redpill me on why a high inflation rate is good.

>>23978 >#1 makes workers more productive which allows a company to produce better results which is in turn a betterment for one's fellow man You assume that companies are working towards bettering their fellow man, as opposed to maximizing profits. Planned obsolescence is a prime example of why this statement is false.

>>23983 In the broadest sense (I know this will be misinterpreted), inflation and deflation don't matter unless they're directly manipulated by outside forces such as a federal reserve or reichsmark system. At that point inflation is good when you expect population growth as it allows for more purchasing power and more competition in the labor market, and bad when you expect population decline. Most countries fall for the infinite growth meme though and thus we've only seen inflation globally since the 30s outside of occasional market stabilizers (recessions/depressions) that were ignored by chugging more of that economy-killing juice that jews love so much. Purchasing power parity is the only metric that really matters, and more production tends to lead to better purchasing power parity with increasingly specialized division of labor due to automation taking advantage of economies of scale. >>23985 >You assume that companies are working towards bettering their fellow man On the contrary. I assume that the profit motive has to benefit one's fellow man unless the company has been granted a state-sponsored monopoly. There have only been two natural global-spanning monopolies since the 1900s that I know of. The New York Stock Exchange (that became state-sponsored after the Great Depression which was really just an economic reassessment prolonged by FDR for political gain), and the Diamond industry (which is only so because of trade secrets combined with being an extremely niche industry- it is currently threatened by the artificial diamond industry that has been increasingly eating into their bottom line for commercial diamonds). I've already typed a long enough post on this subject, but it ultimately comes down to two factors: >You have to provide a good or service that is better or cheaper than your competition to turn a profit >You can't have your officials influenced by something if they aren't in the business of regulating it Companies, specifically state-sponsored monopolies (who also happen to be jewish), are almost always the financiers behind government regulations to "protect the workers" or "protect the industry." In reality they want regulation to keep out competition that offers a better/cheaper product or service. Licenses are the worst offenders (Doctors used to be a lower-middle-class profession in America who had to underbid for fraternal society contracts before the AMA got involved, you can see something similar in virtually every licensed trade). I'm not saying it's always roses or that companies won't take underhanded means to generate profits (it's possible to steal wealth from others just as much as it's possible to generate or destroy wealth). I'm saying the selfish profit motive is not the root cause of the problem with companies. Companies self-regulate all the time. The National Fire Code/National Electrical Code were completely privately agreed to standards that most of the tradesmen it affected would follow up until the 80s when states and feds began mandating it. >Planned obsolescence is a prime example of why this statement is false. It doesn't exist outside of niche areas like John Deere products and Apple. Making shit from cheap Chinese labor because the patents protect you from American/European/Japanese entrepreneurs while said foreign Chinese government provides you with legal slave labor is not planned obsolescence, it's a distribution/regulatory problem that makes for shitty goods. It is two soccer teams playing by different rules, one being ignored by the referee while the other is penalized for taking legitimate actions.

As an example of the productivity motive I mentioned and government interference, I would like to bring up milk. Milk used to be handled by milk maids and the cost for a gallon of milk was the labor of the milk maid combined with the distribution costs of the milk. Typically this was about equivalent to four hours worth of wages for your average pauper every week. As automation and development of transportation advanced, you needed fewer milk maids to do the job and milk hit an all-time-low of about 15 minutes of labor for a pauper to obtain a gallon of milk. At this point the market should have stabilized with less efficient milk services being forced out of the market (presumably into other professions, such as the manure industry or other agricultural industries) and milk maids having to diversify into other skillsets with the ones remaining earning enough to now provide for a family on a milker's salary rather than being part of an entire working family, giving their children access to better education, working conditions, etc. Instead the government got involved to "protect the milk industry" and it now costs about a half hour to an hour's wages for a gallon of milk once more, with the industry going to factory farming because they know the government will subsidize them for producing more milk than they could ever reasonably sell. The same story happens in many industries.

What are the essential anti-tech / deep ecology Youtube / Bitchute channels? I find Chad Haag to be pretty good listening