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>>2319655
Is that poo at the bottom?

>>2319655
Wow, that's cool.

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>>2319655
>>2319739
>>2319936
It's CGI, not real, see pic related for the 3dmax pre-render

>>2319617
Confucian work ethic.

You cant fix what is born broken, the black race.

Asians are really smart.

>>2319544
wtf Oklahoma

>>2319544
>tfw one of the 12 states
Fuck.

>>2319550
>if her age is on the clock she can get the cock!
t. Oklahoma

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>>2319495
*opens your Wisdom Eye*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAQsFN64rEQ

Martyrdom is pretty dumb, like how does you dying save anyone?

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>>2319504
*initiates you to the Sovereign Sanctuary of Gnosis*

Probably the whole "the middle ages didn't happen" theory, that and the "history reset" theories. Some holocaust revisionism is a real stretch , and borders on delusional. Nothing you haven't heard of.

Your grandparents are liars everything they told you is a lie. Humanity is a race of star travelers and we only settled on this planet about a hundred years ago because we're refugees of a galactic war. Our grandparents generation who were the settlers wanted us to forget our star traveling ways and invented all of our history making pretend were indigenous to this plane. Ever notice all tech and population growth literally all comes from the last century? What are the odds you were born right on the cusp of when electricity Internet and planes became the norm?

Huh really makes you think.

There's this guy that lived many years ago who believed we came from monkeys and that the world is millions of years old.

Crazy, deluded old man. The sad part is that alot of people actually bought into this garbage.

bump for government investment

Because there is a deep seated belief among a large segment of the population that a: poverty is the fault of the poor. And b: we live in a zero sum world where helping 'those people' takes away from (insert supposedly more deserving group), and of course, 'muh gubmint overreach'. What's more, there is the perfectly valid concern that the federal government isn't nimble (for lack of a better term) enough to address the problem, as it would require a fair bit of fine tuning to ensure it isn't a poorly executed waste of taxpayer money, government funded projects being the license to steal that they are. Imean, it's a good idea, but neither the government nor it's constituents are prepared to deal with it. And I'm entirely sure it is possible to revert back to a productive economy, or rather one that employs massive numbers of people. Between technology increasing efficiency, outright automation, and third world laborers who make in a week what an American factory worker makes in an hour, there's not a whole lot left for semiskilled grunts like myself. Nothing left but to roll with it.

>>2319599
>>2319599
We are fairly still agriculturally productive, which is a good thing. But the problem lies in where the direction of our investments in capital are going. If our investment in capital isn't returning us a profit through capital whose marginal efficiency is above the interest in terms of that good then why invest at all. Revenues built around service do give us a higher return on investment, but the problem is that the capital isn't giving us the return on investment, it's the sales and service fees that originate in the form of increased wages, not increased output. Service work is by its very nature non-productive, which means the money being utilized for it isn't returned, it's lost out of the cycle of productivity forever and in my opinion has to be replaced through additional capital injections eventually.

>Everyone wearing the same shit
>aesthetic
Nice meme there, pal

1950s America

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>>2319400
The early 90's actually were.

It was a refinement of the 80's, leading clothing to it's ultimate and most aesthetic state.

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>>2319317
sure it is. It's possible to tell whatever kind of story you want.

But that doesn't mean that it will be anything worth remembering, or something that other people will pass along to each other.

Stories which people tend to remember are stories which found a novel new way to express the Hero's journey

>>2319317
Adam and Eve
Cain and Able

Seems pretty easy.

"The Hero's Journey" is a Gnostic, satanic concept.

It is about initiation. There's a reason why Hollywood uses it so much.

>>2319218
Sikhs are nice but the turban rule is objectively shit

Try wrapping your ass-length hair into a tiny piece of cloth and walk around in 45 degree heat all day. It fucking stinks.

Because people confuse it with Islam and we all know how the west feels about that.

>Why is Sikhism largely ignored in the West? Seems like a pretty cool religion.

Starting off strong, good discussion starter.

>/His/, what do you know about Sikhs and their beliefs?

literally just google Sikhism if you wanted to know about the religion, I'm tired of half the threads on here being an easily answered question and not a discussion.


Anyway Sikhism is interesting because of its relationship with both Islam and Hinduism, the religions that surround it and outnumber it in terms of followers. The Sikh Empire is pretty cool too, they had a bunch of European mercenaries fighting with them, guys from Scotland and France and stuff. Worth a google if you want some good reading.

>>2319163
War. Pillaging is awesome.

peace, I'd rather not get pillaged

>>2319198

War. I'd like to pillage this guy

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>>2319057
>implying Origen wasn't a gnostic heretic
>implying the Bible is not a literal book with magical powers

>>2319107
Protestcuntism is a judaizing heresy.

Ah yes I see from this verse that traditions are key

>>2318975
Did some good shit but expanded the power of the state too much in order to get it done. Ultimately Trump tier.

>>2318992

>ultimately Trump tier

lmfao niqqa what you smoking?

>>2319134
>Did some good shit but expanded the power of the state too much in order to get it done
Sounds pretty Trumpian

He's probably the one I hate most of the high-ranking Nazis.

>>2318955
You may hate him but he doesn't ask for your love, only your fear.

>>2318985
lol, he thinks I'm scared of this manlet dork who puked when visiting the camps

Harry Truman or Kublai Khan.

OP was the gayest person in history.

Probably Stalin

whoaaaaaa

>>2318823
>What is "you," and what is "yourself?" And if they can be the same, how?

"Yourself" is the reflexive form of the pronoun "you," for when the object and subject of the clause are the same. e.g. "Fuck you." vs. "Go fuck yourself."

IOW you're asking about grammar and you're retarded.

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>>2318845

> Reflexivity

The question is how this is even possible.

> The other question is whether or not we can even answer the question of how reflexivity is possible.