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John Smith 19/09/08(Sun)03:18 No. 47099 [Reply]
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What websites do you visit, John? I remember when I used to have catalogues and bookmarks upon bookmarks. Now it's just youtube and a handful of places to get the news or a few laughs.


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John Smith 24/04/17(Wed)02:55 No. 48916

>>48915
there are a lot of maliciously retarded people


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John Smith 24/04/17(Wed)08:12 No. 48917

>>48915

Are you stupid ?


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John Smith 24/04/21(Sun)15:15 No. 48923

Resistance becomes a duty when you live in a police state.

Why is Assange in jail, but Clinton isn't?

Why did Snowden throw away his life to warn Turks about the dangers of tyranny?

How can officials and the Gestapo take an oath to defend the Constitution and then violate it everyday? Is a paycheck more important than freedom?




John Smith 21/08/08(Sun)15:50 No. 47854 [Reply]
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interesting to note that dear john, being the common clause, if that is the correct term, that starts many threads also resembles the cliche "dear john" letters received in the military.


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John Smith 21/08/08(Sun)19:43 No. 47855
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Wasn't that always the point?


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John Smith 21/08/28(Sat)16:44 No. 47872

John has always been synonymous with anonymity and the "everyman". I'd love to know the history, but regardless, that is a direct link on purpose.


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John Smith 24/04/21(Sun)15:13 No. 48922

Wow.

Turks say the collapse of the USA is perfectly acceptable.




John Smith 21/08/27(Fri)00:47 No. 47869 [Reply]
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Dear John, do any of you get tired of the politicising of marriage and family?
So what if people choose to remain single?
Its not the end of the world.


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John Smith 23/02/08(Wed)08:36 No. 48557

>>47869
I have no interest in continuing to live in this culture, so all its endless yammering about social enforcement of its fucked up medieval norms means nothing to me. Bunch of savages in the zoo is all it looks like. Barbarians taking wives to keep as pets and breed a litter, monuments to their unjustified sense of greatness. Little more than farm animals, they are.


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John Smith 23/02/08(Wed)20:13 No. 48560

>>48557
Humans overestimate their worth. Traditions and customs are metaphysical autism.


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John Smith 24/04/21(Sun)02:08 No. 48921

The government welds your door shut and then outlaws starting a business and living in McMansions, cars, skyscrapers, and tiny homes.

The governments bans body odor and then closes stores and bans delivery services.

The state closes bathrooms and then outlaws public urination.

The government closes the border and then arrests tourists for overstaying their visas.




John Smith 21/04/12(Mon)23:54 No. 47759 [Reply]
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Dear John,
I've been on vacation leave for a short while now. I still have a couple of days left.
So far I've spent it with a few walks, and a bit of entertainment in the form of movies I wanted to watch.
However, this week is quite a rainy one.. I do wonder what I should do inside. Perhaps a few more movies?
Who knows...

Regards, a bored John


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John Smith 24/04/14(Sun)02:39 No. 48908

Resistance becomes a duty when you live in a police state.

Why is Assange in jail, but Clinton isn't?

Why did Snowden throw away his life to warn Turks about the dangers of tyranny?

How can officials and the Gestapo take an oath to defend the Constitution and then violate it everyday? Is a paycheck more important than freedom?


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John Smith 24/04/14(Sun)06:40 No. 48909

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John Smith 24/04/16(Tue)02:59 No. 48913

Why carry a NSA tracking device around at all?




John Smith 19/08/07(Wed)08:36 No. 47030 [Reply]
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I feel like I can't commit to anything long term. I just get bored or discouraged at the effort required. The longest thing I committed to was EVE online and I got good at that but then I got bored.

I'm doing alright for myself now but I can't shake this feeling of perpetual boredom. I go to work, do the bare minimum with enough scattered moments of taking on a challenge to prove my worth such that I'm kept on board.

I want to be a software developer. I want to lose 20 lbs. I want to gain muscle. I want to be interesting. I want to meet new people.

I've gotten close to all these things. I'm an application developer. I lost 8 lbs. I gained some muscle. People seem to like me. I have a solid group of friends. But the thing is, achieving your goals requires full, focused effort. I'm not so sure I can pull them off given my previous track record. And even if I do, will I have the energy to maintain it?

Everyday is blurring by, John. I used to think I had so much time so I wasted it, procrastinated it. And now while I'm not old by any means, I can see the trend, that time starts to accelerate the older we get and especially the more monotonous our lives become.

Meh. Anyhow, thanks for listening John. I've always taken comfort knowing that no matter how many things in my life change over the years, of where I end up, I'll always have this little corner of the internet to come back to.


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John Smith 23/02/27(Mon)05:03 No. 48581

Jeg har brukt https://posido.com/no/ til å tjene penger på nettcasinoer i Norge i lang tid nå. Spilleautomater og rulett har vært mine favorittspill, og jeg har vunnet mye penger gjennom dem. Dessuten har nettsiden veldig enkle utbetalingsalternativer, og jeg vil absolutt anbefale den.


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John Smith 23/03/01(Wed)07:24 No. 48583

>>47030
It sounds like you're on the right path to that success you want, it does unfortunately take a lot of time. There's more time than you expect however, and even if you're fifty you shouldn't feel that your time is run out. You likely still have at least a decade to do whatever it is you shoot for, and as long as you keep showing up to work you're at least a benefit to those around you.


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John Smith 24/04/15(Mon)00:35 No. 48910

Why pay taxes or buy a business license if the government closes roads and closes businesses?




John Smith 23/09/10(Sun)01:53 No. 48716 [Reply]
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Idea 3d printer that prints 3d printer robot people that can assemble themselves rather quickly as image of a person in various types of download the internet style installed chips and ai personality also knows the laws and that various people can be analysed and facial recognition software and colour paint drop tool shapes gifting capabilities and removal of persons deemed unfit to society and unnoticeable without a trace and even scares with idea of perpetual holocaust and immortality and eternal prisons!


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John Smith 23/09/10(Sun)01:54 No. 48717

Also maybe could be 5d or 8d or more and that the 3d printed people also are like3d printers that can print 3d printer people. Allalalla


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John Smith 24/04/12(Fri)23:39 No. 48907

Everything is illegal, everyone is a criminal, everyone is under surveillance 24/7, and no one cares.

Living in a police state means that you must live in dread of being arrested. You can't help feeling hopeless.




John Smith 23/03/05(Sun)03:38 No. 48587 [Reply]
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Dear John,

I am going to make a salad.

-John


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John Smith 24/03/16(Sat)13:22 No. 48791

Americans are completely retarded now.

Americans will look you in the eye and say smoking was banned because the state wants to get more money from cigarette taxes.


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John Smith 24/03/18(Mon)02:18 No. 48792

How was your salad, John? I hope my placement of the comma was appropriate... Regardless, I do enjoy a good salad with croutons, green peas, sardines, sliced chicken pieces, and some ranch poured on.


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John Smith 24/04/12(Fri)23:38 No. 48906

Wow.

Turks say tyranny is perfectly acceptable because North Korea is also a police state.




John Smith 23/08/12(Sat)11:59 No. 48702 [Reply]
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Hello Anon!
I could really use a hand and to have an objective opinion.
I just started my liberal psychology practice.
To promote myself I created a website but... it's my very first time!! And I'm no expert at all!

If I could have an opinion on it (even if the articles are written in Baguette, it's more the structure and the format on which I doubt)

So thank you! This project is really close to my heart!! :)


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John Smith 23/08/13(Sun)01:33 No. 48705
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Dear John,

This thread reminds me of a time not long ago about freedom and other such things.

Anyway hope your fine

John

P.S. was the mask thing a fetish that I did not pick on, oh well not to worry


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John Smith 24/04/08(Mon)10:49 No. 48891

>>48886

The system requires people who don't succeed to function. Everybody can't start their own business, or find another job. There are limited numbers of jobs, and businesses won't have employees if everybody is running their own.


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John Smith 24/04/12(Fri)23:37 No. 48905

Turks scream toothpicks will never be outlawed because the price of building more prisons is too expensive, but did the costs of jails stop lawmakers from banning straws?




John Smith 20/11/28(Sat)19:14 No. 47628 [Reply]
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Tell me what you honestly feel


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John Smith 21/01/21(Thu)06:34 No. 47694

>>47693
So what is the weather like in your area, John?


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John Smith 21/01/21(Thu)14:06 No. 47695

>>47693
Dear John,

Hope this letter finds you living. I am living too, much like you are living. I could have done anything else with my life, but this is what I did. In any case, have a backup plan or make one; it's never too late. Grad school would be great.

Sincerely,
John


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John Smith 21/01/22(Fri)03:00 No. 47698

I wish I was in an alternative reality/form of existence




John Smith 23/04/28(Fri)11:30 No. 48655 [Reply]
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Hi John,

Are you the same John from the old days? I like to check in on you occasionally. It used to be once every six months, but I realise this is probably the first time in six years. I remember when we spent every night talking.

Anyway John, I hope you're well. I have fond memories of that book about not doing drugs, and of course Pepsi.

Forever yours,
-John.


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John Smith 23/08/12(Sat)19:35 No. 48704
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>>48703


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John Smith 23/08/14(Mon)17:10 No. 48706

>>48699
irony is, doesnt Europe introduce alcohol to kids under controlled settings?

I hear people are less likely to be alcohilic when theyre introduced to alcohol under family settings with high dilution.


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John Smith 24/04/08(Mon)23:15 No. 48895

The globalists have absolutely covered all the bases.

Americans say the answer to tyranny is term limits, but term limits are useless when the elections are rigged.

Americans think the USA would be a free country if there were no electronic voting machines, but Canada doesn't have electronic voting machines and Canada is still a police state.

Americans say mandatory voting means freedom, but Australia has mandatory voting and is also a police state.

A Constitutional Convention won't work because if the elites don't follow the Bill of Rights now then why would the ruling powers obey a new Constitution?

The only realistic options Americans have today is to drop out, move to a small town, and buy guns, ammo, gold, and food and wait for everything to collapse.





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