Ryan W

I despair that we cannot be ourselves in our own home. We are de facto forbidden from making beautiful buildings. Beautiful art and stories. Beautiful clothes. All in our American way. We are de facto forbidden from behaving like men, and women. No more tussles in the parking lot. No more knitting clubs. No more honor. No more loveliness. And none of it. None. of. it. is because the 'minorities' aren't allowed to do American things the American way. It's only because they don't want to, and because they don't want to, we're not allowed to. Because their desire to not do American things apparently means to them that they're systematically discriminated against, as opposed to what it actually is: they don't even want to try. They have pushed so hard to quash us in our own home, that now it's the default fundamental assumption of much of our nation: "minorities must get special treatment, special privileges, to do things in foreign ways, because they don't like being American in America, and of course that's normal and good." I'm sick of it. We all know anyone with half a brain in close proximity to the foreign behaviors is sick of it. We ought to be able to advocate for ourselves, in our own country, for our own ways. That we even have to advocate for ourselves at all is so beyond belief, I can't even find the words to fully describe how crazy it is. Because it's insane we're not allowed to be American in our own damn country.

@TheRealKitty019 @manjo_9257 @JhonHearerer

@manjo_9257 @JhonHearerer This makes me feel immense psychological pain, thank you.

Aww little Bourbon playing with her father Gunpla collection❤️

@basedganyu Could be worse. They could sew the drawstring right into the hoodie like they do with pants. 😬 That would be downright diabolical

@Teltae Well you can buy those already but I can't really find a hoodie with no drawstrings

Does anybody actually want the drawstring on their hoodie...?

@TheEagleyeNews @AtelierMissor_ Heck yeah! We need all the big statues!

Mario Nawfal is now pushing the idea that I am leading. This operation to build two 300ft. tall Lewis and Clark statues is being led by myself, and that image he shared is my design. @AtelierMissor_ quoted me that price. We’re going to make this happen!

@zippkode @TheRealKitty019 You are beyond too stupid to be having this conversation, if you can't even read and parse generalizations. Get off the internet and keep to digging ditches, you fucking Ukraine shill.

@Teltae @TheRealKitty019 Wages have not stayed flat. Real incomes went up something like 1% a year from covid until last year, across all incomes

The collapse of academia is most acutely visible with the "economist" class, where virtually everything they produce is complete garbage. In this case, their methodology is completely fucked and that's why they can't accurately model why people feel so bad. The numbers are all good, insofar as the "established metrics" go (and as long as you're a Keynesian) so CLEARLY it's just "vibes" and people don't actually realize how good they have it. The problem is, of course, that there's three layers to this; the liminal, subliminal and super-liminal; think of them as what is, what you feel and what you imagine. Within Freudian psychology the liminal (Ego) mind balances against the super-liminal (super-ego) and subliminal (id) and while the theory is useful, it's incomplete. In truth, each segment weighs against and analyses different pieces of your condition; what you are experiencing now, how you feel now, and how you expect to feel later. Liminally, then, the average person is struggling quite severely. Several price shocks have hit, again and again over the last 20 years to the point that your purchasing power is probably the lowest it's been since 1932. The numbers say things are good, and conditions might individually be "better" with more toys, more entertainment, more, more, more, but people can still compare the now to the past and while Zoomies are still young, we can remember before the '08 recession (or in Canada's case, before Trudeau). Thus the subliminal comes in, the id, your heuristics-based analysis. Here, now, everything is measurably, objectively worse in every way. Our societies are more dangerous than they have ever been- yes ever. Crime is higher than ever, and in ways that are just utterly inconceivable to normal people who haven't adjusted their heuristics. Cases like the Rape Gangs in Britain, or random subway murders in NYC, people being set on fire at random, the racial killings of white teenagers, hostile governments focused entirely on crushing peaceful nativists while ignoring serious crimes and Canada- because I am one- becoming a narco-state. These are things a normal person, plugged into the normal media, either can't talk about or doesn't consciously know about it, but they can feel it. Everyone can feel the tension, they can feel that there's something off, they can feel that it's all just getting worse. And what of the super-liminal then? Well if your conditions are materially worse than your parents', and you feel terrible about everything, it's then really difficult for the mind to then ignore all that data and pretend like things can get better. Everyone is, instead, stuck in a short-term risk mitigation mindset. Consumer spending happens now because you won't have that money in 12 months. Order food now because it will cost 30% more next year. Go on the trip now because the planes literally will not have fuel in 12 weeks. These aren't rational choices people make, they're irrational, animalistic responses to the conditions they're presented with. The only rational agent in this equation is the liminal mind that's too pre-occupied with paying bills to overcome the id's need for comfort and the super-ego's despair. And so we reach the point; economists are incapable of modelling this or correctly reading the data they're presented with, either because they're just stupid or because they're ideologically forbidden from "noticing". As a consequence, then, their models all fail. Every single one, and they've been failing for a hundred years now, they get literally everything wrong and can't figure out why every economic reform they do, why every single time they just print money, everything gets worse for everyone. A hundred years of economics, everything since FDR essentially, needs to be expunged from American Law for there to be any hope of recovery in Zoomers' lifetimes and what then? By the time it's fixed, a large ratio will have passed by their fertile years, and that population crunch hits no matter what. The only quick, here-and-now fix is to do the unthinkable and actually literally just mass cull people as they turn 70 and seize Boomers' assets as collateral for whatever meagre government pensions are left for when they retire. And then, on top of that, you need to remove every single migrant that is a net drain now, or of a group that is a net drain; the system just can't recover with them parasitizing off it. The number-1 cost for Millennials and Zoomers is housing, the number-2 cost is taxes. The solution for Number 1 will increase their income dramatically and from there, it's just getting taxes down to a manageable level. Doing these things will, actually, just solve a huge chunk of Millennials and Zoomers' economic and social woes.

@WardoftheStates @TheEagleyeNews Oh, and I love how their end point on the West Coast isn't even considered, along the Columbia, because the West Coast doesn't exist. Thanks, bros. 🙃

@Teltae @TheEagleyeNews I’m sorry. I thought people cared about AMERICA!

None of you retards seem to care that the Lewis and Clark Expedition traveled the MISSOURI River and NOT the Mississippi! Every last single one of you people reposting this slop ought to be ashamed.

@WardoftheStates @TheEagleyeNews If you had bothered to click his post, and read any of the top comments, which are top because he REPLIED TO THEM, stating yes it was an oversight, Missouri is the plan... You wouldn't have made this childish temper tantrum post. Grow up.

@WardoftheStates @TheEagleyeNews You're being a child. Calm down, ffs.

@TheEagleyeNews Great. Delete the post.

Base wages for basic entry-level labor in my area, yes, even in my quaint small town Seattle with its handful of rosy-eyed new companies like Boeing, Microsoft, Amazon, have not increased much, if at all. Right at $20 or less. For like, 15 years. Prices have risen considerably in virtually all areas, wages have stayed flat. What the fuck do you mean I have more purchasing power? What delusional fantasy land do you live in?

@TheRealKitty019 > your purchasing power is probably the lowest it's been since 1932 The median American has never had more purchasing power than right now, with the possible exception of peak COVID

Right. Because the atheist/humanist movements supposedly areligious have done wonders for us in the last 200 years. What's that? 100s of millions dead? Completely stagnated civilization? Okay, Jan. Sure. Religion's the problem, not godless murderers. "Educated" people, man...

@BCNY212 @JoelWebbon Tell that to 2000 years of continually unprecedented civilizational advancement. Also, not even what I was talking about. Go away.

@Teltae @JoelWebbon Or maybe religions and churches are a crock. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I know you’ve tried multiple churches. I know you’ve been disappointed multiple times. Now wake up, find another church, and try again. Christ is king.

Can you not read? Do you not know Millennial and Zoomer men? Who don't have the jobs they should because of fucking foreigners? Are you actually this fucking stupid? I don't want them gone. I want them [redacted] for abusing our country. Who the fuck do you think you are, Mr Boomer who invited them in?

@AFChopperRides @romanhelmetguy Was dropping in here to say this, but you beat me to it! 🫡

@romanhelmetguy I think a lot of the far right wants to cut off their heads, too.

Gonna try to explain this to tech CEOs again: Young Americans are pissed. They feel betrayed. Half have embraced the far right & want to cut off your access to cheap foreign labor. The other half have embraced the far left & want to cut off your head. One side will win. Choose.

@DAKKADAKKA1 Spoofing about Trek silliness. Laughing that the characters are even sillier cause everything's fake. Movie ends with characters rising to the occasion in the manner that previously they only faked. Masterclass in comedy AND hero's journey. Disney Star Wars could never!

Not a single scene from anything Disney produced under the Star Wars brand reaches the level of my favorite sci-fi comedy.

I am a Millennial. I never voted for such nonsense, neither did any other Millennial see on their ballots "mark here for 100m barbaric foreigners." Sure, you can get pedantic and say voting blue is voting for infinity foreigners. Fine. That's a cheap cop out, but fine. What group of politicians have been wheeling and dealing for infinity foreigners, again? With the power to shut down bad opinions of their voters? Oh. Right. Greatest Gen, Baby Boomers, and the older Gen X. The rest of us have inherited their bad decisions. But nice try.

@Teltae @Cantrushit millennials and Gen Z are perfectly fine importing in millions of illegals to pay higher rents and have lower wages

Boomers turned houses into investment portfolios and then wonder why nobody under 35 can afford rent.

@kurps84518 @Cantrushit Boomers: *buy several homes to rent out, killing supply* Also, somehow, Boomers: "How come you bastards don't buy homes?" 🙄

@Cantrushit That's what you're supposed to do , not live in an apartment the rest of your life

@ogwanghaf Almost none of them, at least in my area, have memberships, either. "Oh, I forgot my card, saar!" They're at Costco cause Costco lets them scam.

Saar let’s go to Costco and get gas saar let’s bring all our little bioweapons saar Costco is like fucking Disneyland for these fucks it’s so fucking annoying

@lamps_apple @ginamilan_ Starve brain half to death, and damage innate satisfaction by forcing the body to fake being satisfied at all times? It's like drug addiction, isn't it? Always chasing the high of satisfaction, a feeling they're now numb to.

I keep noticing the same pattern… after Ozempic, many people seem to become locked into a kind of conspiracy-chasing loop. Not ordinary curiosity. Not normal skepticism. A compulsive need to keep finding the next hidden explanation, the next “truth,” the next theory that can never actually be resolved. Ozempic affects the brain’s reward, impulse, and salience systems. And when those systems shift, people can start assigning exaggerated meaning to patterns, coincidences, and hidden narratives. The change in all these Ozempic users doesn’t look political to me. It looks neurological.

Megyn Kelly goes on the Hodgetwins podcast and viciously attacks Trump. She says he cheated on every wife he’s ever had, including Melania, and then goes on about Trump raping Ivana: “Ivana, his first wife, accused him of raping her. She alleged in her first book that he was so angry over the hair transplant he got, that she made him get. It was so painful, that he raped her.” She is truly one of the most disgusting pieces of shit I’ve ever seen. This is the definition of evil, folks. Just wow.

@cobweb1989 @JadeAtrophis Oh. Yes. How's going green treating Germany again? Horrific? Yeah. Green energy is stupid. Doesn't make my post any less of a joke, retard.

@Teltae @JadeAtrophis Only a quick scan of your posts and replies renders your claim of "it's just a joke" null and void. The alternative is that you either think it's edgy to intentionally mix weather and climate, which in all honesty is even more depressing.... 😂😂😂

I will never understand why the hell they call a "heatwave" that happens *every year* a "heatwave" when it's just SUMMER.