>>63868846In an abstract way, yes. I wouldn't necessarily say I feel anything towards the pen, but definately towards what it reminds me off and what it signifies by merely existing.
I sort of do not really model the world as is it, my brain models the world like it COULD be, if everything was as good as human knowledge allowed for it to be.
I would look at the ballpoint pen, and notice the chain, and realise that niggers exist, and niggers steal things, hence why the chain has to be there.
The chain adds extra cost, extra hassle - it's like a nigger-tax society has to pay to provide you with a pen.
Now you might argue the chain and attaching it to the pen is not that expensive, but you have to consider the bigger picture. Niggers have cost us trillions.
So my brain wakes up from the ideal dream world, and is confronted with the disgusting reality in which niggers exist.
Additionally I then consider that this pen was probably touched by niggers, and is full of nigger germs as well.
Then the pen might not even work, because why would it is a dumb cheap pen nobody cares about, so when it runs out of ink it probably takes a while before the dumb minimum wage bank worker can be arsed to replace it.
Then I wonder why I need a fucking pen to sign something like a cavemen scratching on a cave wall in 2025 when we have computers capable of billions of calculations per second which communicate with millisecond latency worldwide with any other computer in our pocket.
Then I realise dumb normies enslaved by jewish mind control are easier to milk if you introduce such arbitrary hoops instead of making everything as efficient as possible. A slow check which might bounce delays the transfer of funds, so the jews can speculate with your money for a bit longer and make even more money out of thin air, obviously.