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 >>/80052/
> cars
not banned

> airplanes
not banned

> straws
not banned

> stoves
not banned thoughbeit

 >>/80098/
Plastic straws were banned in Commiefornia.
You can't get on an airplane without being frisked down and getting your body scanned in a giant microwave oven.
Real cars and trucks are no longer made in this country and new mechanical vehicles are no longer allowed to be manufactured or sold here. So no more consumer choice.
Certain states have banned wood burning and gas stoves already. Again, no more consumer choice, fake and gay rigged market.

Not all states are communist shitholes, yet, but overall the trend is rapid decline and a third world police state nightmare within the next decade. America's enemies won.

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 >>/80101/
> You can't get on an airplane without being frisked down and getting your body scanned in a giant microwave oven.

Just imagine a plane full of these crashing and skidding along the ground, tearing itself apart, resulting in everyone strapped into one of these losing most of their limbs. Imagine the survivors who paid for the actual seats moving through the isles of chunks of the fuselage to a background of small fires and smoke, pieces of debris, burning material, and human flesh everywhere. Imagine them crossing their arms, crying, shaking from the pain and adrenaline. Imagine the survivors walking by rows of these budget seats then realizing they were looking at limbless human torsos. They cry, scream, and vomit at the sight. Human torsos, still strapped into the seats - all dead from the shock and blood loss.

The demise of this third world country is now on full throttle.

Right when people start telling the truth the glowing schizo spammer pops on here, like clockwork. Like a 9 to 5 job at the US State Department.

Newest version is out now, bump!

And the Greatest Scam of them all is these student loan programs are Federal Student Loan Programs which means you cannot file bankruptcy, which means the government will simply garnish your wages like a debt slave the rest of your life. You'd literally be better off either never going to college or if you did, possibly moving to another country as an expat. I feel sorry for the millions who were duped.

anyway...

Rise and fall of empire. We were a Constitutional Republic but did not heed the advice and warnings of our Founders who were against empire building and mob-rule democracy. We became greedy, selfish, arrogant, corrupt like all empires, government grew way too big, debts mounted from endless bureaucracy and endless wars. The free market slayed to death by govt-backed monopolization and now we see the rapid decline of society. Everything our Founding Fathers warned us about, warned us not to do, retarded Americans did and now the consequences will be collapse. Enjoy.

 >>/78179/
all the jobs got automated and replaced with mcfastfood, warehouzon, and sloppy eats "jobs". the cushy jobs where you sit around attending meetings and answering emails with chatgpt are heavily guarded by the elites hr roastie attack dogs

space grift was a grift SHOCKING I know
money exchanged hands someone got richer and then all clapped 
...for some reason

 >>/79919/
Not just that, most productive jobs were outsourced to other countries for cheaper labor in the 80s and 90s because our government allowed it to happen when it should not have. Funny and ironic how our government wants to regulate what is put into our vehicles yet they do not regulate corporations outsourcing jobs.

 >>/78354/
Socialism in America began with Social Security established in 1935 as a vice to redistribute wealth over time. A ponzi scheme to make the initial early beneficiaries (of the 40s, 50s, 60s & 70s eras) a whole lot of money in retirement years while looting from future generations (the younger generations of today). Things were still very stable and affordable back then, as initially Socialism is, but the problem is as in all cases, nothing is free, that massive wealth transfer is going to be paid by someone at the expense of someone else. You inevitably run out of other peoples' money and trust. Many countries have tried similar ponzi schemes and they all go broke, with early winners and late-to-the-game losers.

 >>/80443/
YOU WORK FOR THE ✡♿✡♿✡♿✡♿

 >>/79731/
this

 >>/78689/
Can't really think of one thing OP

And petitions don't really accomplish anything. These things/invasions are planned well in advance to be stopped any way (realistically speaking)

 >>/78689/
> Instead of just pointing fingers at who's wrong
No, ruZZia and Israhell are wrong, they're the invaders. We can do both things.

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The problem is none of our politicians or so-called 'leaders' want diplomacy because they are lobbied by the military industrial complex aka war industry. Until we kick them out of office nothing matters, the wars will continue and the best thing to do is stay out of it, refuse to join the military or be conscripted. Nothing else you can do until you get rid of the corrupt politics.

I have an idea for reform, but it will never happen by the way. Any politician who publicly supports a war should be drafted to the front lines first. The people, the citizens, then reserve the right to vote for or against the war. Those that vote for war can get drafted to fight. Those that vote against it cannot. This would stall hostility and conflict very quickly.

 >>/80426/
A little tiny problem with your theory here.... Those that bitterly hate Russia also tend to LOVE Israel and support the Greater Israel Project. These are the same politicians who want to regime change Iran and the rest of the Middle East. They also have a hard on against Russia and China too. So thinking we would support Iran while fighting Russia is unthinkable as of now. Another trouble you run into is both Russia and Israel have nukes. These nations could retaliate and blow the shit out of your way of life and civilization as we know it, if they ever were put into a losing position.

Me? I'm staying the fuck out of all of this bullshit.

 >>/77631/
 >>/77631/
> So I'm about to be laid off soon due to my workplace shutting down and I have a few different things I'm working o


You still got the job, or did you do the switch to the OSHA thing?

 >>/77631/
>  If I learn C/C++ 

Can't believe I'm saying this (I love C/C++) but if you're gonna do this, learn Rust instead.  It's new and it's the direction things are going for low level programming traditionally covered by C.

 >>/79080/
I am more fortunate than most people honestly and for now, things are pretty much back to normal with some unexpected expenses that needed to be paid off this year. I still suffer from alcoholism and depression, although at least I'm only a night time drinker. I try my best to limit my curiosity of "happenings" and news. It does no good for my psyche or mental health. I am focusing more on how to better my own life while I still have that luxury. As for faith I only have faith in knowing this life doesn't last forever, my bad habits have caught up with me and I'm getting weaker as time goes on. It is amazing to see some 80+ year olds today that are still live and kicking in far better health than I am in. I assume it's the alcohol abuse over the years. Overall though, I am thankful, I know people who had it far, far worse than I do, some who are now homeless and/or no longer alive, some who took their own lives too. Life hasn't been too bad to me and that I am thankful for.

 >>/80351/
Hey man that's good to hear.
Hope your life keeps staying better anon. You deserve it.

 >>/80421/
Thank you for the kind words, but I don't really know if I "deserve" anything more than I am just one of the luckier ones born into an upper middle class suburban life and never really had to worry about becoming homeless or starving on skid row over my binge drinking and other bad habits. I really do think it was far more luck for me having loving parents who had money than really deserving anything, that's the truth. I am thankful I got to experience life offline growing up with real experiences and relationships. I got to know what it was like skipping school and hanging out with friends as a teenager drinking beer and getting stoned, and crashing parties at night when sneaking out to get wasted and laid. The "good 'ol days" that newer generations probably do not get to experience much of anymore. It seems like today less and less people find the time to hang out, everyone is super busy, we are all getting old, and now have health problems while the world just turns to dystopiac shit.

 >>/80138/
At least for now AI is just a tool. It is a very advanced tool that will change the way people use the internet and utilities overall but it is still a tool, it can be used for both good and evil and probably will be used for both. Citizens will mostly use it fore creativity and art while militaries and governments will use it to spy on and murder people. Of-course this is always the result in human history sadly. Nothing will change, just the technology is all.

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botnet

 >>/80151/
Lol. No it isn't.

 >>/80392/
Don't have telegram at the moment. Sorry OP

 >>/80337/
I used to feel that way, but I moved to a big city and I grew out of it.  I mean I'm always on alert, but more in a "best practices" way, I'm not terrified that somebody's gonna come up behind me I'm just aware that it's a very low possibility.

Maybe pay less attention to the news, and more attention to your surroundings.  The news only reports when there are stabbings (for example), not where there AREN'T stabbings.  If they news reported every interaction where somebody DIDN'T get stabbed, I mean, you'd never even notice the stabbings.

Instead, look around you and see that everybody around you are just other people living their lives and also not wanting to be stabbed.  Like I said, this helps when you live in a densely populated area because you get such a larger sample.

 >>/80344/
It really depends the areas of the cities you go to. Most areas are still relatively safe but you never want to walk into shady areas or high crime neighborhoods at night and obviously, demographics has a lot to do with it. Be careful and very vigilant in any area having over 20% black or Muslim population. If it's over 50% just stay away, consider them ghettos/ no-go zones. If you are living in an area that is increasing less white you should consider moving if you can afford to. I know this is far less an option for most younger generations due to the costs of housing though. So it's not always a solution anymore. The other solution is concealed carry but that does come with risk. Self-defense these days can still get you into trouble with the law in some cities and states. You can thank your politicians and the corrupted courts for that, btw.

 >>/80337/
I live in an extremely conservative place and I hate going outside. The boomers are always staring you down like they know you're on their turf

https://youtube.com/watch?v=_yMHHhxwlt4
https://youtube.com/watch?v=vWb7rOvbIT4

 >>/80355/
You are going to hate what I have to say but regardless you are on their turf if they purchased their properties. Fortunately for them they lived and benefited during the days of capitalism and the free market which no longer exists. The good old days are long gone and they won't be coming back anytime soon. Hate it? Sure I do too, but our whole society, politicians and government is doing nothing to fix it, they are doing nothing to bring back those good times so we have to deal with it. I would advise you to try making friends with those boomers if you can and make your parents enjoy your company for now. The sooner you accept you are on their leash at the mercy of their charity the better it will be for people like you. Otherwise you will work to death and lose everything from the hyper-inflationary debt doom loop.

 >>/79710/
That and Trump did not like the idea of escalating these wars into a nuclear conflict either. So the Jews are running out of options.

For Trump it's not so much about "winning" than it is about his ego and how the media covers these wars. Trump wants to be seen as brave, successful, strong and competent. It doesn't really matter if the war is a failure rather if he can keep gas prices stable to make the war look successful to the masses who are asses. If Iran and Ukraine proxy war fails, all Trump cares about is him not holding the bag while still in office.

Wow.

Americans say North Korea is a huge success.

thanks for the update op
keep it up

Yup, getting into another disastrous war fucked his presidency and any chance for getting that "peace prize" (if that even really means anything anymore anyway).