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2024-08-30 04:57:44

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History didn't start with the sailing of the mayflower.
The same applies to every part of Europe - Christian for countless generations. Churches, chapels and shrines in every village, a cross on every somewhat significant peak.

2024-07-03 21:15:03

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Since WWII every subsequent generation had more material wealth to start with, but less chances to succeed on their own.
An intelligent boomer could attend college for peanuts and land a high paying job, because there were only few graduates then.
Today every retard goes to college, so tuition is expensive and graduates have to drive ubers or become baristas.

2024-07-03 20:49:11

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>Not buying overpriced avocado toast won't buy me a house, so it's utterly useless.
Yes, things are fucked up - mostly due to government induced inflation, but consooming less is valuable anyway.

2024-06-14 04:38:36

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I used to eat there occasionally, but lately they're pushing that vegan thing a little bit too hard.

2024-06-12 06:35:36

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Well, our culture and education system is actively discouraging people from developing any prejudice at all, and many people - even intelligent ones - fall for it.
Everything is an individual case, all perceived patterns are only a result of your racist mind.
It's a "the emperor's new clothes" kind of situation - the fact of you noticing patterns, is proof of the sin of racism.

2024-06-12 04:32:49

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Exactly.
Your friend seems to be on the leftward slope of the IQ distribution.
The inability to grasp averages and abstractions and the love of video Essays are solid evidence.
Children see one example of X and assume that all other X are like that - simple prejudice. The bottom of the barrel stays on this stage.
When they get older, they notice that this is not true and sometimes shed their prejudice. Many normies remain on this stage.
More experience and the ability to recognize patterns create a new kind of "learned prejudice", which is sometimes mistaken as simple prejudice by people in the middle stage.

2024-06-07 11:27:04

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What happened to these writers?
Did they all retire?