Thread 33542981

>>33542981 (OP)
Escort yourself to the afterlife

>>33542997
no

>>33542981 (OP)
rightoid type mentality. idk, support israel and find ways to grift desperate people. The law will fully support you.

>>33542981 (OP)
at least break the law you retarded cunt

Capitalism rewards psychopaths, the world is your oyster OP!

When did this board turn into reddit?

>>33542981 (OP)
You can be a bad person in one of two ways:
Be bad to others
or
Be bad to yourself
Either become an antisocial blight who fucks others over for narcissistic self-gain, or become an asocial shut-in who hates himself to the point of self-absorption and become absolutely useless to those around you.
Either method ensures nurturing a shit attitude and a miserable perspective. Then you’ll get the brand of ‘bad person’ put on your character by larger society.

Also bad people who break the law aren’t intentionally breaking the law. They do not get high off of it, they don’t make it a conscious goal. They just trample over the law and rules because they find those laws to be asinine and retarded.

>>33543929
this
just ascend the corporate ladder

>>33542981 (OP)
I stopped throwing my trash in the bin.

I now empty it on my way to the supermarket and other places I go.
If you aren't making the lives of the goyim nigger cattle as unpleasant as possible you aren't really a bad goy.

>>33542981 (OP)
leave your shopping cart in the middle of the parking lot
do NOT push it into the designated area

>>33545469
>>33545525
>>33545538
thanks

>>33542981 (OP)
Be a politician and make your own law!

Greetings from Eastern Europe

>>33542981 (OP)
I think the fundamental principal is that you need to stop believing in the spirit of the law. Your first instinct needs to be deciphering what you are allowed to get away with. If you want to get really annoying with it, you stop asking for clarifications before trying something edgy. The guy from the 4 Hour Work Week entered a muay thai (kickboxing) tournament without ever training muay thai. He realized the rules allowed him to just push his opponent out of the ring to win, so he did. He won and they had to change the rules afterwards. You should always be looking for ways to get people to implement "the anon rule."

>Most vending machines have the same key you can just buy on Amazon.

>You're allowed to order and return heavy anvils just because.

>The word "expert" isn't regulated so you can go into places with a suit+clipboard and call yourself a food expert trying to get a free meal.

>Laundromats are supposed to be passive, so what if you just take the quarters they keep in their ecosytem by giving them $20, going to the gas station and get your $20 bill back rinse and repeat just because? The owner will have to make a trip to the bank every time you run them dry of quarters.

>Countering anti-homeless architecture is a fun way to find conflict. You can just take a normal ratchet to a mid-bench hand rest.