#161

Hi lurkers from anarchist 8chan or whatreve. I'm literal stalin.
#162

drwhat posted:

that sucks. they seem to have pretty ok content though, congratulations on having a post good enough to steal



they seem like they have garbage content for idiots.

#163

blinkandwheeze posted:

drwhat posted:
that sucks. they seem to have pretty ok content though, congratulations on having a post good enough to steal


they seem like they have garbage content for idiots.


oh fuck they stole our tagline too?

#164


i was investigating 'innovative, truly social' media group https://reported.ly/ (both to get some ideas on how they work that can be copied and understand where they fit... very progressive alqaida boosters, you know the kind); and found this interesting video they 'produced' on this gay google earth
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Just noticed this one and remembered this thread.
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#167
hey tears



#168
the last of my enemies lies dead
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#170
Saudi Arabia was the above with the added benefit of the mutawiun stalking you on the daily, in an attempt to catch you performing sorcery. I, of course, kept my wand and spell books hidden on the eighth lock in Moody's trunk. Makkah and Madinah were nice though.
#171
Other than the heat, and switching out some of the nationalities of the underclass, that could all be written word for word about London, too.
#172
i briefly re-read the op and damn i am glad i stopped smoking so much weed
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#174
I wonder why those places are like that hmm.........
#175
That's any anyone taken up Van Life. I was big into Vans life in the 90s http://m.metronews.ca/#/article/life/2017/10/21/toronto-couple-take-up-van-life-to-avoid-skyrocketing-rents-.html?referrer=https%3A%2F%2Ft.co%2FKz4Z8q7ABk%3Famp%3D1
#176
Being able to gracefully pivot to living in your car during periods of economically-mandated transience is "coveted lifestyle on social media"
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#178
Those people spent over 20 grand buying and retrofitting the car though, and balked on a 2,200 lease. I fucking hate how expensive this city is, but most people I know cannot pull off 1100$ rent neither buy a 20g vehicle.

Sorry not sorry that I don't have sympathy for the photogenic bohemian 'chaiwalas'
#179
Like I'm suspicous of the media spinning the worsening first world standard of living as 'lifestyle choices', but for this couple it seems pretty voluntary.
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#181
tears have u had a chance to do google earth on a vive or oculus yet? our depressing cyberpunk future is now
#182

tears posted:

i briefly re-read the op and damn i am glad i stopped smoking so much weed


I'll subsidize your weed habit if you write more cool posts like that

#183
tears i still think about this thank you.

#184

Dimashq posted:

tears posted:

i briefly re-read the op and damn i am glad i stopped smoking so much weed

I'll subsidize your weed habit if you write more cool posts like that


weed is so unhealthy though *bong huff like a 747 landing on a gravel road*

#185
if i ever stop posting it will be because i smorked a lot of weed and bought an oculus
#186
bump https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/03/climate/alaska-anwr-seismic-testing-tracks.html
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#188
https://vimeo.com/309715467?fbclid=IwAR1yojNrSU4NfxqCucrq6XMtF1GbMGLNp3zk3m5EbmYSD-XPoBasNNWzME4
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parabolart posted:

https://vimeo.com/309715467?fbclid=IwAR1yojNrSU4NfxqCucrq6XMtF1GbMGLNp3zk3m5EbmYSD-XPoBasNNWzME4


Thankyou!

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#191

swampman posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzGqIRGAEUI


#192
2 Drunk Men Accuse Each Other Of Being In Wrong House, Both Are Correct
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#194
maybe they should have just built like 300 identical crap castles instead of 732. unless this was intended from the start to be a the producers-style real estate hustle
#195
wow a bunch of crackers telling us what we should have done instead!!!
#196
the whole point of those homes is to entrap the type of people that would want to live in them and then blow them up, correct? i'm not saying it's right but it would be effective.
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#198
one of the effort posts i'd love to write but definitely never will is about how much of middle class retirement/estate planning is, at least in its idealized form, less about saving up money that you will then spend than it is about accumulating capital to the point where you can spend your golden years living off its rents (and obviously home ownership is a linchpin of that)

like, the idealized neoliberal order is that you have a small minority of superrich who are bourgeoisie throughout their lives because, of course, they deserve it, but all other class demarcation is done in terms of life segments instead of population groups: prole for most of your life, bourgeoisie for the last part--a new answer to the perennial question of American liberalism "how do we prevent the proletariat from gaining class consciousness and uniting," traditionally answered by white supremacy

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thirdplace posted:

one of the effort posts i'd love to write but definitely never will is about how much of middle class retirement/estate planning is, at least in its idealized form, less about saving up money that you will then spend than it is about accumulating capital to the point where you can spend your golden years living off its rents (and obviously home ownership is a linchpin of that)

like, the idealized neoliberal order is that you have a small minority of superrich who are bourgeoisie throughout their lives because, of course, they deserve it, but all other class demarcation is done in terms of life segments instead of population groups: prole for most of your life, bourgeoisie for the last part--a new answer to the perennial question of American liberalism "how do we prevent the proletariat from gaining class consciousness and uniting," traditionally answered by white supremacy



There's this whole movement of labor aristocrats into 'financial independence' I.e. achieving class ascension as quickly as possible. The idea is you work super hard, save and invest so you can do exactly that, live of rents during your later years. It's funny how they frame it in this 'we've figured out the game' type way. They sneer at the suckers who don't have the gumption to 'build equity'. It's an extremely bizarre form of class consciousness where they recognize that the key to freedom lies in escaping the proletariat, but achieving it as an individual family unit is the dream.