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>>2280

I'm guessing your part of the male surplus

>>2281
that pic looks like bad pussy lips

Americans used to ridicule the Chinese for being too weak to resist tyranny, but now Americans have found out that they are cowards, too.

>>2380
Not all of us, just the loudest of us.

>>2389
Well that's all he knows, he's as stupid as the Americans he listens too.

Americans are completely retarded now.

Americans scream that there's nothing wrong with Trump paying taxes to China if Biden did, too.

Americans think being groped by the TSA is just fine if Muslims are, too.

Americans say tyranny is wonderful if North Korea is a police state, too.

>>2352

I do not get it are saying V.N. is a used up old whore?

>>2353
I don't think that woman is important enough politically to provoke anything from Russia

Americans say that they want to live in a police state today because there is a slight chance the temperature might rise 1000 years from now.

>>2209
Casualty

>>2209
I used to walk by Mr. Rodger's apartment building on the daily and for the longest time I had no idea. I'm traveling at the moment, but I was looking around the maps trying to navigate and it turns out I'm like maybe 5 or 10 minutes from his grave. I almost drove right in to the cemetary after taking a series of wrong turns.

I don't necessarily agree with all of his politics, but I very much respect his emphasis on keeping politics out of it and emphasizing what's important for the proper development of children to grow up to be good neighbors. Could probably design a quick visit into a day trip with the family if you're in the area and without much idea what to do with them. Something a bit different to talk about while admiring the scenery.

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>>2257
>keeping politics out of it

Is that a timeline variant of Mr. Rogers of which I am unaware?

>>2247

Don't live in Yankland, so its different here and I've wtached it change for the last 35 years of my voting age, for the not just the worst. The most slow deliberate Evil.
Killing the poor, is the not common policy, it's the only policy. In my country and from the looks of it all around.
I'd have to say from the outside looking in Yankland is the same. Then you live there and I don't. Although have you live all over Yankland for last 35 years of your adult life.
Learning fisrt hand the different ways people are forced grow up through and then dump into adult life.

Hey these are just my early morning meanderings.

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>>2249
I live in a small town in the midwest, and even we have "warming centers," places for hobos to go be warm at night in the winter. In other countries I'm sure the poor have it really rough, but here you can even get a job the next day (a shitty one yes but a job) through a temp agency. If nothing else you'll get paid for training, which is like 200$ for nothing. Most people spend it on crack unfortunately

>>2254
Yeah but they have to believe every lie told to them by the communists or else they'll realize that communism is made of lies and only lies. Take out one structural lie and all of communism falls apart. That's how to beat it, not by falling for more banker wars and communist revolutions.

>>2229
My oh my! That sounds like some kind of domestic terrorist training camp! For me, that stuff was covered in such a fractured and piecemeal way over time that even silly PSAs on the TV between my cartoons helped fill in the blanks. How ridiculous is that? At least they put a big emphasis on reading and writing so I could go back and learn myself later on when it seemed like something was much, much worse than people seemed to suspect.

>>2230
This is deliberate. Public education has been under attack since even before my time. It's hilarious that there's always some reason why the budget has to be cut meanwhile spending on militarizing police in quiet rural towns is out of control...

It's easier to manage a population that isn't self-aware. For example, did you know that by petitioning (at least) two thirds of the state legislatures, the people can call for a constitutional convention? and that we can ratify an amendment by a three-fourths vote in all states conventions?

Of course, so long as we are split exactly two ways on every issue and more focused on hating ourselves than solving our problems, that's never going to happen.

I'd love to learn more on the history of the cotton gin and such

Just like school civics

>>2183
I'd ask you to put your argument into words, but you're either an illiterate manchild or an automated postbot.

>>1929
The nonvoting count was still around 80 million in 2020. Eighty million people who think their vote doesn't matter. If those people wanted to get anything done, they could get it done while every partisan voter cried about it.

Votes matter, instead of letting other people choose your life for you, vote third-party--at fucking random if you have to, but get registered and fucking vote.

>>2184
Honestly the government is rigged, but I still vote just in case I'm being schizo about it and it matters ever

>>2201
Better than not voting.

>>2231
It's hard to go wrong if you just call them slopes or slants, because they're all like that and then you don't run the risk of causing an international outrage by pitting one tiny little race against the one next door.

>>2226
Middle eastern is a weird term. I try to avoid it because even if you say "middle eastern" is "arabian peninsula" you might still wind up inciting jihad against yourself for no reason. So I just say "ayrab" in order to assert my colonialistic tendencies, and say "central asia" in order to sound like a geopolitical expert not to be argued with.

It also helps if you namedrop Kyrgystan or something like that because most people don't know where exactly that is, and thus it puts them off balance so you can maintain the advantage.

>>2231
Where I grew up some used it interchangeably with "asian".

Granted, none of them understand that "Asia" is not a country.

Absolutely.

>>2191
Quite the opposite. He immediately shut down domestic production, just as promised on the campaign trail.

When this thread started, gas was 3$ a gallon

Feel old yet?

>>2200
Nah gas used to be less than $1/gal when I was a new driver. I had to learn about banking and inflation on my own, of course, because obviously they can't let children learn anything useful in the public fool system.