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@etheravibe Good way to have a shitload of mice in your house

i wonder why we gave up on houses with courtyards and why they’ve each turned into a luxury now

@RusGarbageHuman They wouldn’t tho

The r*pes and stabbings would end. Immediately.

@princesalamwane Almost like neither of them had ever been arrested before this happened

Lol

@MS8twz @virlupus_ @BigGulpAmerikan Stop letting dudes nut in you then 🤷🏻‍♂️ idk what you wanna hear

@sethjack21 @virlupus_ @BigGulpAmerikan Statistics > anecdotal evidence

She apparently worked in “healthcare.” Nurses are demanded to cheat on their spouses; it’s basically a fundamental part of their job. More “respectable” than being a lady of the night in theory, but not in practice.

@MS8twz @virlupus_ @BigGulpAmerikan That’s nice

@sethjack21 @virlupus_ @BigGulpAmerikan Men are known for raping and raping

@ayrtupnext @virlupus_ @BigGulpAmerikan I am a nurse dumbass. You retards did literally pull the stat from your ass. Someone even asked grok about it in my replies already

@sethjack21 @virlupus_ @BigGulpAmerikan You genuinly need to go outside and meet actual women lmao. It’s clear as day you don’t talk to women. Do you think we pulled the stat about nurses being the worst cheating demographic from our ass? Genuinely asking

@virlupus_ @BigGulpAmerikan Women are infamous for cheating a lot. Especially career women. Being a nurse has nothing to do with it

@sethjack21 @BigGulpAmerikan Nurses are infamous for cheating a lot, that's universally known

@NatherFather @nypost You think they just have mug shots of these guys for some reason? They’re both dead and probably never been arrested before. What pictures should they use fuckhead?

Husband kills high school sweetheart wife, commits suicide in woods less than 2 years into their marriage trib.al/F4CMqrZ

@basedbtc_ @majeikstagram So you can’t bench 275 3x or you can do it more than that? I think it’s a pretty reasonable comparison. I’d probably say it’s like benching 255 tho

@majeikstagram I got 118 pounds for 3 reps with potentially more left. All the guys comparing this to a 275 bench are delusional unless they are beefy goblins with insanely short arms or 220+ bw.

Not sure how heavy the bar is in this clip but I loaded 115 lbs. and easily grabbed a single rep. Brought the whole fam downstairs to the gym real quick just to be safe. SDG.

@PenName38950446 @blahEhhGee @vrexec That’s a retarded thing to say. You can’t just go west and find a plot of land to build on. Buying land in the west and building a new home is gonna cost more than this 600k shit box

@blahEhhGee @vrexec You missed that part of his post about going west and building your community. To buy into already built desired communities it takes resources. People have them, you just don’t. This is a you problem.

I know (hope) the post is satire, but here's what I've got to say on the matter. This is where my mother grew up with 6 siblings and 3 dogs. Irish Catholic family in the 1950s northern New Jersey suburbs. My grandfather was a Teamster who earned his “1 Million Miles” driven. My grandmother was a homemaker. Both served in WW2. He served in China driving hovercraft. She worked in a factory manufacturing bombs. You think they had it easy? You think this house is gross and that you deserve better? Why is that? You think you are entitled to a sprawling place like the ones on HGTV where you can entertain friends and have an open floor plan so you can sip your cocktail or latte with your laptop while you watch your kids play on a large flat safe surface in plain sight of you? This house and many around it are still there, structurally unchanged since the original construction. They are selling for $600-700K. Roughly $4,500/month all-in including property taxes. Many young people have moved there and are raising great families. You can walk to the school nearby. Fire department around the corner. Pizza shops, delis, even the train to NYC is a reasonable walk. Kids still ride bikes around the neighborhood just like I did 30 years ago visiting grandma and just like my mother did 60 years ago living there. Many in the younger generation are emotionally unfit for adulthood because they have not experienced any true hardship. They have never felt existential pressure. So they complain about relatively non-existent problems in their lives as victims of things "they" did to them. I think there are two things going on. One is the social engineering. I say that loosely because I am not a conspiracy theorist. Espousing conspiracy theories is a form of neo fascist populism aimed to strip individuals of personal agency and responsibility by blaming some mysterious "they" for their troubles and failures. But there really was an effort, even if well-intentioned, to demonize trades, self-employment, and working with your hands in favor of a knowledge professional class that would outsource all physical hardship and labor to other countries (or people from other countries). This produced a generation and a half that does not understand basic mechanics or the physical world or how to get by on their own. It also spawned this crazy belief that children should always be better off than their parents. Absolutely not. The word "should" is dangerous. Our children have better opportunities, but not guaranteed outcomes by default. Believing otherwise is directed society talk. It is extreme socialism dressed up as optimism. Life is about opportunity, not entitlement. And young people today have an order of magnitude more to be excited about and to do than even Gen X let alone the Boomers. If you cannot see that you might be a lost soul and there is little a stranger on the internet can type to change it. The second thing is the deinstitutionalization of sick and demented people in the US as a result of Reagan era policies. This was problematic in the 1980s and 1990s and 2000s when the millennial and early Gen Z generations came of age. It created a distinct lack of safety for the Gen X and boomer generation to let their kids go explore the world on their own. Both of these factors produced a fundamentally fearful generation of young people... which automatically translates to a desire to be near their "mommy and daddy". And in many ways, they look to the government or society to substitute as "mom and dad" because they can't fend for themselves. Remember my neu-feudalism post? Same idea. So the idea of moving far away from their both physical and emotional comfort zone is deeply uncomfortable, if not insane to many young "educated" people. This is why you see memes about Millennial/Gen Z couples calling their father or father in law over to rewire a light fixture or fix something in their house. Nobody knows anything. Nobody understands anything. So if you want to live near your parents in the same town where you grew up... you are already asking for a lot generationally speaking. There is nothing wrong with this house and neighborhood and $4,500/month with a $150,000 down payment is not a huge hurdle if you educate yourself and work hard for 5-10 years. You would have rather driven a semi a million miles after driving hovercraft in WW2? Well, you can actually do this right now. Go join the armed forces then come back 5 years later and drive a truck. It's an awesome career path. Can even get your MBA and help from the government. But if you simply despise the aesthetic or maybe want more for less, then you have to move to a less developed part of the US or the world and help that area develop and grow through your efforts and your new roots. That is the entire story of America. Are you an American? Go West, as they say, figurately and/or literally.

@katieoneill520 Has nothing to do with a fan base, it’s just a fact

What a classy fanbase

@Solsnxtch @Mappy6984 The get arrested for carrying knives in public

@sethjack21 @Mappy6984 They slit my man’s top5 from ear to ear

Whoever fights him is foooooked

@Solsnxtch @Mappy6984 They’re not allowed to have knives either lol

@Mappy6984 This what they do in the uk since they’re not allowed to have guns😭😂. Instead of gun ranges they have punching bags

@NateB_Panic You mean pumped out by china and India you disingenuous fuck

The dolphins are getting Alzheimer's now because the sea is full of mercury, lead, and other toxins pumped out by the horror show that is industrial capitalism

@AgroNationalism This is not a good use of money

daily reminder that the technology we now have enables rural wealth never thought possible

@LeaveHeardAlone She looks like a child too. Not one of those girls who look 22 at 17

Emily Van Camp is 17 in these photos, Pratt is in his twenties. They met when she was 15. What is so clear from the comments on my post and people defending Pratt, is that they think it’s perfectly acceptable to actively and persistently try to develop a romantic relationship with a woman who is underage as long as you wait until she’s 18 to “pull the trigger” and date. Now I don’t think they waited until she was 18, regardless of what Pratt likes to say to the press — but it doesn’t make a difference. Grooming is abuse .

@wh0r30z You’re truly pathetic and have an obvious humiliation kink

i continue to have sex with a man that doesnt love me because he calls me baby and he holds me for thirty precious seconds and its the closest ive ever felt to god

@daysofbeingwiId That’s right bitch

Colonialism is insane. You murder, rape, pillage and take these people’s land and use it for your own pleasure and have the nerve to demonize them for existing in their own homes. Just pure evil