8 billion goyim crushed by a giant hydraulic press

@kunley_drukpa Never considered the more nefarious aspects of You Can Just Do Things like this

CREATIVE THEFT - STEALING THINGS YOU DIDN’T EVEN KNOW YOU COULD STEAL 🇿🇦🇰🇪 Stealing of underground wires is a classic ‘Third Worldism’ - the theft of batteries, wiring, fluids etc. from public electrical infrastructure in order to re-sell it. You have to understand, any infrastructure not locked up is fair game. This kind of theft is very commonplace in places like South Africa, Kenya etc - in the picture below Kenyans siphon off Motor Oil from electrical pylons. Might not even occur to you that the electrical infrastructure ‘just sitting there’ is something you could steal because you generally take it for granted as a part of the human environment that, by default, you afford a certain level of respect to. This is not the case for other groups of people though! South Africa has reported a nearly eight-fold increase in the theft of certain types of cable in recent years. Any kind of electrical infrastructure not guarded at gunpoint can be looted and stripped down - trainlines, traffic lights, cabling, lighting etc. - a lot of things are stolen that it wouldn’t enter your mind could be stolen. As well as contributing towards further ‘enshittification’ so-called replacing this infrastructure often comes at considerable financial cost. Private security is sometimes hired to protect critical infrastructure now Asked some friends from Kenya and South Africa “what are the strangest things you’ve heard being stolen?” • Animals but not just in the regular poaching sense, strange animals like sea lions and penguins as well as pets and farm animals like dogs and ostriches • Pavement tiling • Trees • An entire caravan (detached from connection to electrical, water systems and driven away) • Body parts from cars, fuel from inside fuel tanks • Golf buggies from a golf club, golf clubs • Statues, gravestones • CCTV cameras • Furniture - tables and chairs - from outside a restaurant that wasn’t locked up properly • A meal at a restaurant while the customer was in the bathroom • Clothes while a person was swimming in the sea • An entire corrugated iron shack (dissembled for scrap while owner was away - came back to find patch of dirt where his house used to be) Really creative, imagine the mental space you have to occupy to even conceptualise stealing these kinds of things. Opens new mental vistas about ‘what is possible’

@MoZePal @iExposingCrazy The entire Arab world has never in 1400 years developed anything resembling a "culture". You will never have a Lovecraft or Walter Whitman because fundamentally you people are primitive apes that lice amongst the ruins of civilizations you destroyed.

@iExposingCrazy This is because the USA had no culture

What do you think?

@gloopbastard Saddam drained the marshlands dumbass

im not superstitious but im starting think the presence of the USA literally corrupts the land like some fucking terraria shit

@BIMBOSATTVA_ American Shintoism

There is a religion. It has tens of millions of adherents across North America, mostly women, mostly post-mainline-Protestant or post-Catholic, mostly between forty and seventy-five. It has no scripture of its own. Its beliefs are passed mother to daughter, paperback to paperback, podcast to podcast, retreat to retreat. It is not a denomination. It has never met as a body. But it has a coherent theology, and that theology has been the modal American suburban spiritual position for fifty years.

@SuperMarioT_YT It's utterly pointless, devs wilk just throw in some barebones P2P shit into the game for the purposes of regulatory compliance, while shutting down any online components of the game that require servers. Players can already use reverse engineering to make private servers.

Thank god Stop Killing Games is actually going somewhere

have you guys seen this account

If you think your job is stressful, there's someone working at snopes who's going to have to find a way to rate this as "true"

Miku

This is really simple - women don't process words as having meanings "Low-carbon energy" is *good* "Nuclear power" is *bad* Therefore Nuclear power is not low-carbon because bad is not good

@mikitaposts What was JD Vance’s rank in team slayer?

20 year old in 2004 is now a 42 year old

@IthacaDreaming @bronzeagemantis feral druid

@bronzeagemantis CR is just about the only thing left that has any substance in our sphere. BAP forum can't come soon enough! Now I will enjoy show ok

Caribbean Rhythms episode 214 iron fist: Trump assassination attempt, end of Soviet Union, attempts at liberal reform, beginning of looting and oligarch era! free first 50 minutes, SUBSCRIBE for full 1 hour 50 minute show, all past shows: bronzeagepervert.yoga/p/episode-214-…

Nick Fuentes strongly rebuts the views of Nick Fuentes from a month ago, an ongoing series.

You'll never guess where this Catholic genealogy of the bad thing begins

Miku

@missus_wormy Check out the anthropological safari that is the YouTube comments for the Obama 2008 victory speech, amazing place

Hey @elonmusk and @nikitabier why do leftists who lie like this routinely go gigaviral? He’s not even making a joke or insightful point he’s just lying for narrative control. Why does the algorithm reward that?

Rule of law, European Court of Human Rights: the ECHR decided in 2024 that Article 8 (right to privacy and family life) implied a right to protection from climate change and Switzerland was violating human rights by not having sufficiently-strong climate policies.

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I bet she was a white bf

@GourdsProtector @Punished_normie @GermanErwachen Missed the point award

@Punished_normie @GermanErwachen It is