Retweets are not necessarily endorsements. Canadian of Euro descent.

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Malthusian shouldn't be a dirty word. Malthus was right.
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No one is more entitled than people who think they have the right to have a massive property in the middle of an urban area without being taxed heavily for it. Fuck your massive yard. Pay your damn taxes.
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This is what MAGA actually believes
Replying to @WallStreetMav
Watching Canada turn into Cuba....
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"Communism is when Mark Carney and privatizing airports." -Karl Marx
Now that Brazil has rejected communism, there are only 3 remaining communist countries in the Western Hemisphere. Cuba, Mexico and Canada
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If the Houthis blocking the Red Sea is what ultimately brings down the Zio-American Empire, there would be some serious irony to that. Moses looking down like "nah, you stiff-necked Israeli bastards are on your own this time".
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The main things I am nostalgic for: Whiter demographics Fewer forest fires and less smoke Being able to travel to other western countries without getting treated like a criminal at the border
I’m not a millennial, but I’ve always found this interesting. A lot of millennials seem unusually attached to childhood nostalgia well into adulthood. Not just remembering it fondly, but actively revisiting it, recreating it, and sometimes even trying to experience things they feel they missed growing up. From cartoons and video games to fandoms, toys, collectibles, and childhood franchises, nostalgia seems to play a much bigger role in millennial culture than it does for Gen Z or older generations. Maybe it’s because they grew up during the transition from an analog world to a digital one. Maybe it’s because childhood felt more optimistic before social media, smartphones, and constant online pressure became the norm. I don't necessarily think it's cringe. If anything, it's a fascinating generational trait. But it does make me wonder: Why do millennials seem so much more interested in reliving childhood than the generations before or after them?
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Oh and fewer pine beetles and ticks. Fuck all those.
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It's interesting how certain franchises are able to be supercharged by millennial nostalgia while others are not. Like how the Mario and Jurassic World movies have made a gazillion dollars, but Matrix 4 utterly flopped.
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The apocryphal book of Ecclesiasticus talks a lot about how people who work too hard are less wise because they devote themselves too wholeheartedly to their work and not to studying scripture. Gigachad NEETs totally vindicated.
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After reading Ezekiel 23:20 and then doing some Google Images searches out of sheer morbid curiosity, I now understand the relationship between the donkey and the dragon in Shrek a lot better.
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Nobody can do everything, and anyone who says that they are doing everything is lying. I know some people who are among the most high-achieving people out there. (Con't)
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Also religion, that would be another thing I'd list here. And full time work or anything close to it.
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I feel like the frequency of riots in France is caused by both immigrant culture and also immigrants adapting to French culture. It's a convergence of two different cultures that both tend to have riots a lot.
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The weirdest thing about the Las Vegas mass shooting (aside from everything else about it) is how much of an outlier the shooter was when compared to the typical profile of a mass shooter. A guy in his 60s, wealthy, had plenty of sex in his life presumably. Totally bizarre.
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I can understand hating places that feel excessively touristy in a fake way, but I feel like that hatred often spills over into animosity toward genuinely beautiful architecture and nature. (Con't)
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Anti-tourism has gone too far, to the point where many of these people are starting to hate beauty itself.
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