>>849
>Thanks for the help but I don't need it for now. I know it's sad and it feels somewhat cold, but it's not completely miserable because I haven't shared save counted moments of my childhood with her. I am not saying that I am a monster but I pretty much prefer to not think about it too much and get ready for the death of those who I genuinely care

I get it. That actually reminds me a bit of how I felt with the recent passing of my aunt. It feels cold and a lacking because she was always an ambient presence in the background of my life, yet I didn't really actively grieved much because I never knew her that well.

>841
>We all have got tired of the US put as the good guys. I mean I am used to it and I pretty much do not care at all,it goes by nature at this point.

I am tired of this at this point. Even though I've gone pretty right wing it's often done to the point of being stupid wrapped in the most arbitrary logic. Independence Day being one of my fav examples. China and Russia didn't start using nukes because US didn't... then later did once, then gave up. Fighter jets attacking spaceship with AIM 9 dogfighting missiles and nothing else, etc