>>519306504
The USA would require a sacrifice of a grown male president with no heirs or family to miss him so that we could break the chains.
It is true and sad that we enforce it upon ourselves because we are thoroughly mindraped....but you forget there are 10's of millons of crypto-jew enforcers in all levels of American society, then you have the Jews themselves in the US who are in Reality more numerous than in Israel, 100% for sure our Jewish population is twice possibly quadruple the official size.
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>>515659945
You're right. What I mean is that they never had a need to take any countermeasures to protect their identities, because they truly thought they were untouchable. They never had a need for anonymity and covering their tracks. This did indeed make them very weak.
You're right. What I mean is that they never had a need to take any countermeasures to protect their identities, because they truly thought they were untouchable. They never had a need for anonymity and covering their tracks. This did indeed make them very weak.
>>513746428
I wish I was a fed, so I could just arrest you and do this place a favor.
I wish I was a fed, so I could just arrest you and do this place a favor.
>>718512401
NIP niggers are famous for their history revisionism
NIP niggers are famous for their history revisionism
>4plebs is so dumb and stupid and doesn't affect me at all!
>that's why i seethe about it every time anon posts a link
regularshill sure is funny kek
>that's why i seethe about it every time anon posts a link
regularshill sure is funny kek
>>512848686
Sounds like you need to get some sleep.
Sounds like you need to get some sleep.
>>512588707
I see.
I see.
>>510907106
I strongly suggest you look up what reactance in psychology is, my friend.
I strongly suggest you look up what reactance in psychology is, my friend.
>>509625956
Fair enough.
Fair enough.
>>713911080
> how come video games still have this stigma for being a hobby for losers?
Because it undeniably is. Sure, you can be normal and play a game to unwind for a half hour, one hour TOPS. But that's not what 99% of gamers are doing, and the games themselves are specifically designed to be as addictive and time-consuming as possible, rather than a healthy outlet.
Can you name ANY game "community" where the people in it are successful, attractive, inspirational, or even pleasant to be around? It's just kids, losers, and freaks in every single one of them. Look at this place. Furfags, gooners, and outright pedos spamming their stupid fetish topics 24/7.
I think there was very brief time in the late 90's to early 2000's right before broadband became widespread, where games encouraged healthy social interaction (4p couch play, LAN). Games like Dance Dance Revolution were at their peak, and brought people together in ways games today cannot (shared love of music, the endorphin rush of physical exhaustion, public meeting places). Back then it did seem like games could become something more than entertainment for kids and teens, that they might have their own unique place as entertainment we all enjoy casually.
But that is absolutely not what played out.
> how come video games still have this stigma for being a hobby for losers?
Because it undeniably is. Sure, you can be normal and play a game to unwind for a half hour, one hour TOPS. But that's not what 99% of gamers are doing, and the games themselves are specifically designed to be as addictive and time-consuming as possible, rather than a healthy outlet.
Can you name ANY game "community" where the people in it are successful, attractive, inspirational, or even pleasant to be around? It's just kids, losers, and freaks in every single one of them. Look at this place. Furfags, gooners, and outright pedos spamming their stupid fetish topics 24/7.
I think there was very brief time in the late 90's to early 2000's right before broadband became widespread, where games encouraged healthy social interaction (4p couch play, LAN). Games like Dance Dance Revolution were at their peak, and brought people together in ways games today cannot (shared love of music, the endorphin rush of physical exhaustion, public meeting places). Back then it did seem like games could become something more than entertainment for kids and teens, that they might have their own unique place as entertainment we all enjoy casually.
But that is absolutely not what played out.