>>79838
some anons claim that the moon landing was fake

Any news on the clamper? how long are those going to be hoarded?

i want to fuck my stepmom. if you wanna talk abt it, send your simplex, telegram or xmpp

>>79899
Just make hard pass at her, it's almost 50/50 chance she'll be tempted to fuck her stepson. If not though you might ruin your relationship on the other hand. It's the risk people often take.

>>79899

Show what mom looks like and well rate if bangable.

>>78855
To be fair, SOME regulations are not totally retarded, some actually are beneficial in protecting the free market, such as consumer protection laws and anti-trust laws. However, we now have a government that no longer enforces those laws and very often blatantly ignores them due to corruption, bribery, lobbying etc. If we had a legit non-corrupted government none of what was stated would have happened.

This will definitely be a litmus test. We will see what China does and this will determine whether or not the Chinese are just as corrupt as other Western nations, run by the same kind of Jews/oligarchy.

If China does bailouts or rigs the market or forces price controls to "fix" this bubble collapse then we all know China is run by the same kinds of deep state actors we have. In that case, the world would be in a much worse situation going forward because it would mean nearly every country is fully taken over.

Healthy economies retain the boom and bust cycles. You do not want to bail out the insolvent and failed businesses. Liquidate them, better business models will replace the old ones. As a result, you will have a more stable, fair and prosperous economy.

What's funny is the bubble will pop at some point again just like it did back in 2008. Meanwhile Millennials, Zoomers and Alphatards will stop buying homes because they are too damned expensive. That and once the Boomers die off property inheritance goes to tons of Gen X and Millennials. Once demand abruptly stops the housing market will crash and you will likely see a wave of middle aged folks moving out of the cities in droves finally able to afford homes once again, probably lots of them fleeing places like Commiefornia and Niggerville, USSA.

They want us to be robots

>>79193
>>79193
Yes the remake to the original was really bad tbh. Not a lot of people liked it.

>>79405
Remakes are ALWAYS fake and gay because our whole modern "culture" is fake and gay today. It really is. Every damn thing about this country today REALLY IS Fake And Gay. Let it sink in. You'll yearn to go back, you'll survive going back and adopting everything that is old.

Without Warning (1994). In a made for TV movie based in the early 1990s, news anchors over television broadcast begin documenting an end of the world scenario in real-time as multiple asteroids were detected descending to hit Earth and possibly upend human civilization. The Pentagon war plans striking them with nuclear-armed ballistic missiles before the asteroids hit planet Earth despite enormous risk.

October Sky (1999). Based on a true story, a high school student's fascination about rockets grows after the first Soviet Union satellite was launched into space. His father runs the local coal mine in a small coal mining town in West Virginia, who expects him to one day work his way into the same position as he is but his son does not care for mining coal and instead strives to study and learn rocket science and take up practice launching smaller ones with his friends. Very few in town believe these high school kids will get anywhere or be successful.... until those kids prove them all wrong.

>>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.

I lost many friends and people that I thought that were my friends, mostly on internet

The fist friend that I lost was a kid that used to play MCPE everyday with me, he also helped me with my old YouTube channel, I lost him due my strict parents, they chimp out after they saw the news about the Blue Whale Game and prohibited me of having internet friends

>>79892
My second internet friends just stopped talking with me for no reason, even on WhatsApp he didn’t answer my dms

I lost others 2 internet friends in two different occasions, but for the same reason, I used too create created accounts on Discord and after I got sad I deleted them and because of my stupid I lost my friends twice, both used to go in call with me everyday, they were really cool guys. I miss them

>>79893
I ended up blocking my childhood friend after a discussion that we had, but before that he was giving sighs that he didn’t want my friendship anymore. I lost his friendship forever because now I live in another state

>>79894
Dude, that's just life. Everyone has had at least one really good friend who eventually went their own way and never talked again. My brother had his best friend Zack, they now rarely speak because they live so far away from one another and I had a best friend Mark a long time ago but he turned out to be a complete stuck up snob during his teenage years and I turned into a heavy drug and alcohol user and dropped out of high school. We don't speak to one another anymore. Last I heard Mark is now a family man, good on him. Still an asshole but whatever, still wish him the best.

Come to think about it..... I was an asshole too, no doubt about it. If Mark ever reads this, he knows I was pretty shitty at times too myself. Did plenty of regretful shit growing up that's for sure. Also kinda bullied some kids which I do feel bad about and shouldn't have done.

>>79873
fr and even endchan got partially scraped by google search

could not agree more

yup.....

>>79053
>Yeah, increasingly so. Even fucking Pimeyes is trying that shit now. Kill all CEOs dead

Just be sure you buy stock beforehand then dump et.

Yes for a little while but for most millennials going to college taking on massive student loan debts screwed a majority of them unless they were lucky enough to have their parents bail them out (some did).

Only the oldest millennials might remember better times but that is only because they were very young before the fall of the Soviet and American empires (born early 80s). America was already heading for disaster due to growing government bureaucracy, endless foreign entanglements and wasteful spending during the 90s after similar mistakes destroyed the Soviet empire. The demise only rapidly escalated after the 9/11 false flag attack and neocon takeover of government. Now we are seeing the collapse and free fall of the American empire just like what happened to the Soviet Union.

They got to live to see the last days of a falling empire before they grew up. Most were probably too young to remember much of it though.

gimme some

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Currently only in Niggerville, USSA.

Stores nearby the small towns I live do not yet have these problems or types of surveillance other than a few basic store cameras obviously. Nothing is locked up except for the really expensive booze like single malt scotch.

>>79764
democracy works fine, the people chose to make the country worse

The truth is America was never perfect but much more prosperous decades ago with far less financial inequality. Over the years we outsourced our domestic industry, liberalized and consolidated our institutions such as our educational system (back 60 years ago only a small percentage went to college and it was far cheaper, most people joined the trade or got menial jobs right after high school). Federal-backed predatory student loans did not exist in those days... you could either afford the education or had to work like pretty much everyone else. However, there was plenty more opportunity and the US Dollar still had it's purchasing power backed by gold (aka shit was far cheaper). Government was limited and govt spending heavily regulated so there was actual democracy and freedom. Congress did not spend beyond the nation's means like they are doing today. Anti-trust laws were actually enforced to prevent monopolization unlike today. Fractional reserve banking was once considered fraud, not defended fiscal policy.

This all started to slowly change over the decades but after 9/11 the country suddenly drastically started getting far worse far faster since 2001. Think of it like a person walking in slow motion off a giant cliff and then suddenly time speeds up during the fall down. That's what we are living in today.

Also, there was more of a national consensus and agreement among the population as to what was right and what was wrong. What was ethical and moral and what was not. That consensus among most of America kept crime low, it kept communities safer and it kept bad inherently corrupt people behind bars or locked up in mental institutions, where those kind belong. Today? That consensus has been subverted and broken.

Immigration laws eventually laxed under Reagan. Feminism subverted young women's minds which eventually led to higher divorce rates and broken families. Drug and alcohol misuse became normalized and pop culture. Third world gangster violent slum culture replaced Jazz and the fine arts. Endless wars for profit became the default foreign policy. Endless government and corporate growth and centralization of power became the domestic policy. Bailout the greedy Epstein class criminals, let everyone else go bankrupt and die. After all, third world policy creates third world reality.

>>79766
No one said it was a pure republic either.
>what is reading comprehension

The movie Kill Them Softly，was about Americans were killed softly during Obama administration.

We let government get too big and we did not heed the warnings of our Founding Fathers who told us this would happen. Just like our Founding Fathers warned us not to get involved with foreign entanglements and the dangers of central banking.