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 >>/71864/
I wish we could go back to simpler times but for most of the Western world I don't think it's possible anymore. Not unless you live out in the country far from major cities. Luckily there are a lot of tucked away rural communities and small towns in America where life is still more normal and simple but industry is hollowed out, it's hard to find decent paying jobs anymore and in many cases meth heads simply replace the niggers and they don't do much better for society. Many small town folk are just as poor and scrape together what they can to just get by paycheck to paycheck. Although you are far less likely to witness violent crimes, people tend to be normal unlike the crazy young city dwellers and overall taxes are far lower, less zoning regulation and more freedom to live how you want. The biggest issue you will have to manage is finding affordable housing today. Since the economy is completely monopolized by a few Blackrock and Vanguard shareholders they have a complete monopoly over all new housing. Any new homes built are owned by them, and they will only rent them out not mortgage and sell them. Anything else is either already privately owned by older citizens or being bought up by the Blackrock/Vanguard housing monopoly. The hard truth is America lost free market capitalism when our government failed to enforce Anti-trust laws already on the books that would break up monopolies such as Blackrock & Vanguard.

 >>/71864/
Male moment

I do not wish to offend ;  with adult or child porn.
   I just like girls cute and unique.

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                    anyone here ?

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Western world is doomed.

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 >>/72030/
USSA is fucking over Ukraine and Europe as much as they tried to fuck over Russia. If only you knew the extent of "collateral damage" created from those you trusted and have faith in.

ok bumping back real threads

sdewooo

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 >>/72030/
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The past is the future

 >>/74076/
Probably not in our lifetime or in the immediate future. A massive collapse and die-off will have to happen and society will be forced to rebuild again, and only if future generations learned harsh economic and political lessons of what does work, and the destabilizing life-ending consequences for adopting what has not worked in the past. Which brings us to the ultimate question do humans ever really learn from their past or are we doomed to repeat the same mistakes over and over and over again?

I'd rather be alive now than in the past. Technology is pretty cool and when you don't take things too seriously the clownworld is hilarious.

 >>/75158/
Truth is there is good things about each generation. Each generation being different.

1950s was the era of middle class prosperity and rapid growing technological advances.
1960s was the era of love, drugs, swinging and parties.
1970s was the era of growing up with free will, rugged freedom and the golden age of rock music and hard partying.
1980s was the era for consumer choice, the free market thrived, working did not absolutely suck either.
1990s was the era growing up with the early internet, tons of video games and holiday parties were still very common.
2000s was there era of entertainment media proliferation, bit torrent and p2p piracy, personal computers were getting more powerful for users and average consumers.
2010s was a more digital era where everyone had everything at their finger tips, the golden age of streaming media and online file sharing.
2020s I can't honestly think of much good other than we hit peak ability to consume endless entertainment and the proliferation of alternative media, and well fuck is booze cheap today!