>>77863
why would i tell you?

hi hi hi anon
I am lonley too
but how do I know you are a cool anon?

I told someone who wanted me to try out discord that I would never do it. I absolutely will not use social media that is tied to personal identification and prone to doxxing. I will not give my ID or phone number to use social media, that is just not fucking happening, ever.

>>77872
>discord
start using free and open source software or kys, the choice is yours

Does anyone get the feeling that if our overlords decreed that everyone must have their thumbs amputated, Americans would agree that the law makes sense and must be obeyed?

>>77808
Those retards always exist, with or without religion. The reddit atheists were also religious and were just as obnoxious.

>>77784
Religion isn't a construct that was artificially created by humans. Its something that evolved as a part of gaining consciousness that allows humans to organize and behave in a coherent group. It predates governments, and is as fundamental as race.

>they should seek to elevate people and make them more conscious
not all people are worthy of being elevated. That's how evolution works. The dumb ones, the anti-social ones, they struggle to adapt to these social rules. Consequently, they are less likely to be successful, reproduce, etc.

>>77808
Talked to christians who preach on the corner, it consisted of a nigger a spic a pajeet and two whites.

The Christian church has always been on the side of racemix

It was the Christians in America who were the strongest lobby for freeing the slaves and integrating them into white societies

It was Christians who were making the strongest case for mass migration before the migrant crisis

And now all of a sudden some online Christians are changing to support the far right because if they don't attach to the political trends they won't get any chance of survival

But the vast majority of right wing Christians are of the civnat or christnat positions that day it's totally fine for white genocide to continue so long as they come in legally and believe in the same religion

Not a fan

>>77891
I take issue with the words of Christ also, Christians on here like to isolate parts of his words and take the meaning out of the context of where they were said (helps to know what hes saying when we get what hes referring to from the scenario) and what his English quote was translated from (and how the original words were used within the bible before that point).

But if you take Christ's words in full you see that Jesus was the inspiration for many of Karl Marx's ideas on how to create a communist society.

Plenty of the policies Marx had presented are blatant quotations ripped off from Jesus Christ in the bible.

Also the fact that Christianity has existed for a long time within the European world is true but mitigated with the addition that most Europeans were biblically ignorant and just getting their religion fed to them from a politically motivated church authority.

furthermore there was little choice since the church held everyone under threat for daring to go against them.

>>77891
>white genocide
not real thoughbeit

>>77709
True, but if you decide to use anything like p2p file sharing or bit torrents you should be doing it on a "burner laptop" that should absolutely not be used for anything else, let alone hold anything personal or connected to anything private at all. I won't even put my first name on my burner laptop's OS and I always ALWAYS use a VPN when connecting to the internet (wired only, no wifi!) If I ever get hacked I have plenty of offline backups of all my media.

Same group that made Fopnu. Works well.

Americans want to have a civil war over homosexuals, abortion, and illegal immigrants, but no one cares that the USA is a bankrupt warmongering police state.

>>77812
Americans can't do jack shit about anything anymore, we just bitch and complain, stuff our faces and binge drink and nothing will ever change. If you have not gotten prepared for the inevitable fall of our empire well then you are either lazy, stupid or broke (the latter I won't blame you for btw).

>>76595
That’s horrible, gooner vs yearner I suppose :c

op pls stfu log off nigga

she went to a christian school too lol. they dont like helping white kids, they love helping browns and blacks. if they were more racially aware and had in group preference this would never have happened, we wouldnt be living in a nigger kike nation.

>>76559
maybe go outside and have sex op

she loves black and turkish men. and hate ytbois

>>77481
There's a modded version of CCcleaner online that has no spywayre shit. I have it in a computer somewhere but I can't find it.

You can search for it online though

>>77478
> I absolutely cannot stand the "subscription economy"
They know most adults are busy and won't notice a monthly bill for services like those. That's what they're hoping and what they want since most people won't be too bothered to cancel a subscription compared to a 1 time fee for a product.

>>77849
I wonder how many billions are wasted every year on useless subscriptions that provide zero value whatsoever that people just simply forget to cancel

OP-ED

BY: @NewRulesGeo

The American economy right now is running on a single, dangerously powerful engine — artificial intelligence. The latest macroeconomic data reveals a reality that should make investors deeply uncomfortable. While GDP figures look respectable on the surface, they mask a severe and spreading weakness underneath.

The expansion of AI has been responsible for roughly half of total US GDP growth this year. That alone is staggering, but it becomes genuinely alarming when you strip out the frantic spending on data centers, information processing equipment, and software tied directly to the AI boom. Non-residential capital investment that has nothing to do with AI has contracted by about 3% over the past year. This is a sharp reversal from the previous decade, when the same category enjoyed average growth exceeding 5%.

The algorithmic gold rush is starving the rest of the productive economy of oxygen. While billions pour into GPU clusters, traditional engines of economic health are sputtering. Investment in industrial and transportation equipment fell by more than 2% over the last twelve months. Manufacturing construction collapsed by a full 20%. These are the investments that build physical things, sustain supply chains, and employ a broad middle class. In total, non-AI investment is running roughly $130 billion below its long-term trend line.

This lopsided dynamic is dragging down headline numbers. The shortfall in capital expenditure now shaves off roughly 0.4 percentage points from GDP growth. The economy is placing a massive, concentrated bet that AI productivity gains will eventually justify starving the rest of the industrial base. Meanwhile, the data from the last four quarters already tells a straightforward story: factory construction down by a fifth, equipment orders shrinking, and the long-term investment backbone that supports jobs and supply chains losing ground quarter after quarter.

Peter Thiel relocates to Argentina.

New York Times: “The billionaire’s new roots in Argentina are said to be partly motivated by concerns about the future of the United States and shared beliefs with Argentina’s right-wing leader.”

Uh Oh.

Apparently, Mr. Thiel knows something about OUR country's future that you and I don't know - yet.

HMMMMMMMMMMMM. "Concerns about the future of the United States." If he thought there was hope to turn it around, wouldn't he have remained here? Or is it unavoidable now?

He didn't just take a trip - he MOVED. Out. of the USA.