ITAR ruins my saturday nights. American autarkist. On the spectrum of full spectrum dominance. Wood Chipper's #1 throttle man.
Desert US
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I've said in the past that I get to do a lot of cool things that I often don't get to share. Well, I did a thing and you all get to enjoy it.
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New Slur Alert: women with these ugly ahh tattoos are hereby deemed as Doodlefoids
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"Let nothing trouble you; smile to the very end, even if that smile is but a mask you hold before yourself: that is no small thing. Man can do no more than overcome himself in death. And even the immortal gods envy him this, against their will."
— Ernst Jünger
"Let nothing trouble you; smile to the very end, even if that smile is but a mask you hold before yourself: that is no small thing. Man can do no more than overcome himself in death. And even the immortal gods envy him this, against their will."
— Ernst Jünger
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committing emotional terrorism by wrapping copies of Bell Curve and Camp of the Saints in this getup and planting them in unsuspecting bookstores
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RT @PubWanghaf: My Down syndrome brother Erick is my bleeding heart libtard Aunt Lisa’s pet project. She thinks because he has a disability…
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One of the only existing groves of American Chestnut trees is scheduled to be destroyed next month to make room for a datacenter. I made an entire video about what this tree meant and the efforts to bring it back that have lasted decades. Consumption knows nothing of sacrament.
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Women kept sending death threats and hate mail to the wrong Winston Lee so he emailed their employers with copies of their messages lol
What a stud
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I showed up to work the morning of Sept 11, 2001. I was turned away at the gate. I spent the rest of the day at a very somber sports bar with a few friends, eating club sandwiches and drinking iced tea. We talked about the future, about plans, and about what's next.
Preppers who doomspend, or worse, hold DEBT are underestimating the power of personal and societal normalcy bias.
Even in a catastrophe, you will not question showing up for work the next day, even if the building is flattened.
Your income, your livelihood, the thing that allows you to feed yourself and your family, is and will be your top priority, even after it has been decimated.
It will be days or weeks before you figure out that it isnt coning back, and you may already be too late to "bug out" like you planned.
The risk of losing your job if you dont show is guaranteed, but the risk of downside from the unknown is impossible to guess. Therefore, most, you included will almost certainly be waiting around hoping for the status quo to return.
This is why a network of local men is vatial for survival. Bugging out is not an option, and it never was. Bugging out is just advanced homelessness.
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Canadian "healthcare" does a better job of executing women who can't cook than Tennessee does of executing women who murder.
Canada approved woman's euthanasia request because she could no longer cook for her family, as country's leading doctors warn system is far too permissive trib.al/TJceyN4
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I should start a service where I pick up random japanese tourists at the airport in a pink convertible cadillac, fill them full of BBQ, take them out to the desert to shoot machine guns and then drop them at their hotel.
Dear American friends,
Unfortunately, not every Japanese person is as cool as the people you see in anime or Japanese dramas.
I’m just an ordinary Japanese person. I work every day, stop by a convenience store when I’m tired, and spend my days off doing absolutely nothing. I’m not fluent in English either. Even though I think I know a lot about America, I’m sure there would still be plenty of things that would make me say, “Wait, you guys actually do that?”
But I love my country, Japan. And I genuinely love your country, America, too.
So I want to do my small part to help keep the relationship between Japan and America strong.
And more than anything, I’d be happy if we could become good friends, regardless of where we come from.
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Wow... I don't know that I've ever seen such a clear example of liberal midwittery; smug in it's conceit, and so perfectly wrong.
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I passed the first ever Anti-Red Flag Act to stop exactly this kind of infringement on our rights.
CA & NY violations of the 2A have no place in Oklahoma.
You get into an online spat with someone from New York. They know you're a gun owner, and they don't like your politics.
A few weeks later, there's a knock on the door. It's the police, demanding you hand over your firearms.
Why? A New York bureaucrat signed off on a Red Flag order against you. You don't even live in New York.
Doesn't matter. Under AB 1753, signed by Gavin Newsom, California police can enforce out-of-state Red Flag orders.
New video up on YouTube.
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“You know, I know this girl doesn't exist. I know that when I look at her, the dopamine is telling my brain that she’s cute and lovable. After three decades on the internet, you know what I realize?”
*posts another Malfoid meme*
“Ignorance is bliss.”
I haven’t seen any politics in almost 3 days because of the sexy wizard discourse. What is actually happening?
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Speaking of IRC, this reminds me of the days of #linuxhelp
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We had vertical foregrips, and then someone decided those are not cool.
This is downstream of that.
Urge reestructurar el curso de maniobras urbanas (MAU).
Este pésimo agarre se ha propagado a muchas unidades militares y de policía.
Y no es culpa de los alumnos, es de los altos mandos que contratan instructores vende humos.
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