[–] -4 points 9 months ago* (1 child)

I am so sick of liberals and snarky arse commie turds. Shits getting real. You gonna put all that "theory" into practice? By now you shouldn't need old ass books.... I am living in that reality. A snarky commie and the liberal whats the difference? I think the snark and the libturd are one in the same. I pray for nukes everyday... desperate I am and I know life in the imperial core is no life at all.

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  • [–] 2 points 9 months ago

    I remember watching and seeing the yankee cowards in afganistan and iraq. All american soldiers are volunteers and traitors to all that is good in this world. Women should feel lucky. you are a slaves in denial... fucking fake ass feminism

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  • [–] -2 points 9 months ago (1 child)

    Do you have personal experiance? What is culture anyways. How would you respond to imperialist actions? I want to got check out cuba and N. Korea but big daddy yankkkkeee imperialism won't allow this. boy oh boy the CIA got some tricks. I think if I had a county the only way I could protect it is by getting nukes also how does the south koreans feel about US bases on their soil? I would have to say this is all so complicated and their is no need for broad strokes. Hatfield–McCoy feud

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  • [+] -6 points 9 months ago

    I gave up on piracy a long time ago. When I was a kid I had a literal trunk of music... I am a old man now and veeerrrry picky...I might snag a book or two almost like a librarian trying to hide the gold from the mod/mob. A artist type of personality who has navigated the "modern culture" enough that I can throw all that crap in the trash. I want trees, I want trains and to talk to people without scrambled brains. Oh my gawd the world is shit but the USA is terrible. You can be happy elsewhere.... just saying if you are at your wits limit. GET OUT IF YOU CAN CHILD. Torrents eventually will get you prision time. It is all CIA slop anyway. I will admit bashfuly I do like some X-files. I really wish there were "good guys" but the majority are compartmentilized dildos of criminality. The world is capitalistic as a whole. There will be no revolution without a big bang and it seems it is comming. I shrug my shouldes at the thought of losing pirated content. I would rather stare at the wall grabbing my hog.

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  • [–] 1 point 9 months ago

    I feel sorry for parents. I almost replicated but thank god I did not. I obsered others and kept a record. My findings since I was a child is things are only gonna get worse. I might be a broke, I might be a joke but I sleep with the gravity of a thousand suns. Good luck out there. Thoughts and Prayers

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  • [–] 8 points 9 months ago* (1 child)

    Sabotage... so they could give me a lecture and clip my wings. I know it when I see it. The guy who was over top of me, in my department was a performative hyper religious catholic with a phycopathic smile and a wife who enables who recently got caught sharing naked pictures of children online. This was also after two gun incidents via temp workers. One was on the local news after killing their cousin. He was always hung over from the cocain. Both of these dudes brought guns to work and left them in their cars. Told my lead who didn't give a fuck. This was a science/tech company. Gotta keep a few reprobates and nuts in the mix... gotta keep those wages low and PUT YOU IN YOUR PLACE. HR is not listening.

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    We got nazi corpo human trackers (aka cell phones), no privacy in our healthcare (example: google menstral apps), cameras in your neighborhood (aka flock) and anti human hostle infrastructure.... yet the brutal imperial core has yet to figure out how to maintain and build roads. I can taste that freedumb and it taste like cabbage farts. Oh you know the bored nancy pelosi karens ready to sell out your whole town to overlords. Quite down tin foil hat man. Both of these polital parties have got to go. Both are complicient in imperial aggression and genocide. Why do you simp for either??.... you don't even get the spoils. So beta

     

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