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I know one music channel that had loads of good videos on it. But the yt channel closed down for no reason after years of being up.

Shit sux. Can't even find archives for the videos either.

 >>/80271/
SOME do, it's the same type of assholes who hate average people selling stuff they own. The same types who want people locked down over a fake pandemic. The same types who say we shouldn't have a right to defend ourselves, our families or private property from ruthless criminals. Absolute tyrannical trash that should be escorted somewhere else, preferably sent to the UK to rot in excessive heat with their beloved third world migrant hoards without AC.

 >>/80327/
That is the reason you should use yt-dlp and external hard drives to backup your favorite channels.

 >>/78100/
It's cool to watch different perspectives of old generations when they were young.

What were the foods your favorite past-time celebrities ate routinely back in the 1930s up to the '90s eras? What kind of lifestyle did they live?

Retro USA Chronicles
https://www.youtube.com/@retrousachroniclesyt

 >>/81055/
Another great American past-time channel is called "The American Rooms", if you were born in the '60s - '90s eras you will recognize and remember a lot of the content. A flashback of a bygone era that is gone forever. The REAL America.

Electronics were much more expensive back in those days whereas food and housing was far more affordable. The overall cost of living was cheaper but entertainment was expensive. Completely opposite today with the internet and the current ponzi scheme fake and gay forever-indebted economy. Now days everyone has access to pretty much anything they want to watch or listen to yet they can't afford a home or fill up a shopping cart full of food.

 >>/79587/
> Be honest. If you had to give up the internet to go back to living in the 1970s, 


Much better option OP

> would you?
Good bye, Anons!

"We didn't know how good we had it."

https://youtube.com/watch?v=34gJfDAwaFg

 >>/80322/
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Pfjz5c6Uy0k

https://youtube.com/watch?v=_RrA-R5VHQs

The lead guitar player of Linkin Park was Jewish. What happened to the relationship between whites and Jews? Norm MacDonald and Adam Sandler were friends. What happened? Why did we go off the deep end?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=CMX2lPum_pg

 >>/79751/
Economics, porn and "wars"

Abrahamics love to use people for free and call them a tool. 

Starting from asking direction or lighter in street as tests, and let your colleague, classmate, neighbor, family member to make you do things everyday. 

They are hostile convergent except you.  

Your politeness is a disadvantage to kill yourself.

 >>/79752/
Endless debt and endless wars to enrich the oligarchy, fake and gay porn for the masses.

Social media is so fake and gay OP. The real pleasure is meeting people IRL. The first difficulty most people have, sometimes I do myself, is to start a meaningful conversation. Once you get used to it and practice it becomes a little bit easier but the first time meeting someone is often a little bit awkward. When you do start getting to know someone it gets easy and can be a fun time talking and hanging out. Drinking may help but don't ever overdue it or drink too fast because that can ruin relationships as fast as you make them LOL!

Same.
Well almost, I have a few but that doesn't mean much, relative to how - I'm trying to say this without sounding like a total asshole - how skilled I am at certain things. It only takes one person working with you that could take you to another level in terms of reach. If they think you do everything alone you're worthless to most people. I don't know if you do creative stuff. But this is where I am now.

 >>/80444/
I still have friends I know from back in the day, thing is everyone seems so busy now. Not that I don't get to spend any time with them, on some occasions I do. Just not very frequently anymore now that we are all older. Same thing with relatives too, always so damn busy it's only once or twice a year we ever get together and mingle. Hell, I hear more from my nearby neighbors than I do from my friends and family these days. I do understand I have my own faults though, for example I've always been the "lush" of the family. That one uncle or brother who drinks too much LOL. Maybe it rubbed off on people over the years, don't really know, but even so it wouldn't surprise me since so many in society today walk around like they have sticks up their asses.

 >>/80496/
Yeah, of course we can't fully diagnoze you and give precise advice but it seems like you have a hunch why things are what they are. Drink too much, wallow in self-pity, not prosocial, idk. Then the question is why. I'm a bit surprised I'm not an alcoholic myself. I just smoke cigarettes, go to outdoor gym once a week, seldom go for a walk.. then stare at screens the whole remaining time.

 >>/80502/
Drinking turns some people off perhaps, but all of my friends, at least back in the day, were all very heavy drinkers. When I was young drinking was normalized by media and society, it's just what average Americans did when socializing and having fun. It was not frowned upon at all, much like smoking in the 1950s it was actually promoted and glorified, drinking was advertised. I still have friends and family members that drink just maybe not as much as I currently still do. Luckily I am a functional alcoholic, I don't drink 24/7, just pretty much every other night but a lot of booze when I do.

I do keep in contact with people I know often, it just seems everyone is so busy these days. Everyone has to work even though many are over retirement age. Some are too busy still raising families or helping raise a family when both parents have to work multiple jobs. Almost makes me kinda feel guilty in a way that I have so much spare time on my hands. I was dealt a pretty good set of cards in life and inheritance helped me a lot. Maybe I should cut back on the booze and you should cut back on the screen time, probably would do both of us some good.

Just wait until you hear them talking about vegetables.

 >>/77650/
Ai niggerbot

 >>/80752/
Fruit is good for ur memory. I recommend melon, banana and orange.

They don't want you to know about God's gift to mankind (Vitamin C)

We must secure the existence of our produce and a future for juicy fruit.

 >>/78799/
I don't think every single work though. Some people just like making art for the sake of it. 

 >>/78786/
Legit forgot this movie even existed until now

Still not watching anything produced by hollywood today.

 >>/79433/
Truth is as long as they can keep milking fools for their subscription fees corporations don't give a damn. If everyone had that same attitude then they'd start to panic and probably look for ways to outlaw older media somehow, not that it would ever really work.

 >>/78802/
You fools know that it's about hiring actors, don't play dumb. If it has to be muh historically accurate only white actors would ever get casted. Racial discrimination in hiring is a crime

 >>/80354/
Back in the day they did just that though, make films historically accurate or as accurate as they possibly could. That did not mean blacks or Asians did not have a roll, it just meant they knew what characters would be best suited for them under the realistic circumstances. Now days they'll hire a female to play a male roll and it is just fake, gay and dumb.

 >>/79414/
What rubs me the wrong way is all the modern movies today are either retarded woke super hero movies, non-sense childish animation or some dystopian mad max future where white men get enslaved and beat down. The generations today produce absolute fucking filth and garbage, I just can't watch that shit either. Luckily we have older movies which are far FAR superior.

The reason movies and television were so much better throughout the '50s - '90s eras is because our society was far better and enjoyed more artistic freedom and competition in the market place. Plus the fact producers could not rely on full blown CGI and flashy special effects alone as technology was far more limited. This means they relied on good acting, hiring professional stunt actors, had to keep the story lines suspenseful and interesting and it overall made movies feel more human.

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Oh God! (1977). A grocery store department manager, out of the blue, gets an anonymous note in the mail telling him to meet God at a specific address. When he does meet God he is told to spread God's message although not at all coherent or specific in detail. He is told by God to relay to his fellow citizens that God does exist and that the fate of the world was completely up to us, that we all have free will to live in peace or kill one another and destroy the planet, that humans have the right to make whatever collective decision we want because God granted us free will. God tells this man to sacrifice his lifestyle and career to spread the message to everyone including the use of journalism and local media broadcasting. Of-course reluctant and confused at first, God's newest disciple complies after some encouragement and proof, while causing chaos and embarrassment for his family life, risking his reputation and career, eventually leading to a big legal dispute and a court case as well.

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Early Warning (1981). Based on a true story, without it being publicly disclosed as a true story, a cabal of international bankers conspire to take over the world and bring about a global technocracy that can track, trace and micromanage the world population digitally all under their iron clad control. When an investigative journalist infiltrates their headquarters and plants an audio tape to record their conversation and criminal conspiracy, they find out and kill the man. They later catch wind of a copy of the tape being circulated by another journalist, and his new girlfriend who gave him the copy aids him in trying to get the truth out without being found and killed by the international banking cartel.

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 >>/81035/
> Early Warning 1981
> Without Warning 1994
Two good movies to watch back to back if anons haven't seen them yet. Completely different stories obviously but both focused on threats to human civilization. It is eerie how both scenarios are so based on modern fears today, a realistic plausibility. AI alien race visiting us? A globalist cartel creating a one world government digital surveillance prison planet for population control? Almost like these two low budget b-movies were actual warnings to humanity disguised as entertainment.

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Can't wait till programmers and hackers reverse engineer Macintosh OS and their programs with AI and release bootlegs of those too as has been done with Windows already.

 >>/80495/
Wordcraft is an open-source alternative to Microsoft Word. You can also use Libre Office as a free alternative. I'm excited for a future without corporate monopolies over software. Fuck the anti-privacy subscription fee racket.

Someone please code Foobar2000 for Mac and Linux too :)

Would be awesome to see DVD Shrink for Mac and Linux (w/o needing Wine), Nero Burning Rom, the original Garage Band for Mac and Pro Tools get reverse engineered using AI sometime soon. The sky is the limits, we could have free software for pretty much any operating system that exists if people put their minds to it. Unfortunately I'm retarded when it comes to programming or using AI so I'll just have to wait and follow future trends.

Americans say everyone who is a cop was forced at gunpoint to apply for the job.

 >>/79581/
they've already been doing effectively this for decades, rolling brownouts in residential areas in summer's peak, hottest parts of the day, to prioritize the electric grid for retailers and industry
everyone would be wise to invest in solar cause they absolutely will prioritize the data centers' needs over citizens'

The educational system failed younger Americans. College became a predatory debt racket instead of an actual job creator. The federal government became the predatory loan sharks. Instead of kids actually learning math and skills they have been turned into a walking forever-indebted piggy bank for mobsters. The smartest kids realize this before they get scammed and just drop out these days.

He's a theater kid who thinks he can talk about the nature of work and society even though he hasn't ever had to get down and dirty for any extended, genuine amount of time.

 >>/80689/
Over time those jobs do wear and tear your body and physical health sure.... BUT all these mental based paper pushing/office/research/dev coding jobs are being rapidly outsourced by AI. Not only that but many of those jobs require college degrees which in turn requires students to take on massive debt in federal student loans (aka debt slavery) and in turn the government simply garnishes your wages if not paid off. So the only solutions you have is intensive physical labor or becoming a debt slave with employment opportunities that are disappearing in demand due to AI.

Hard choice but choose wisely.