>Let me guess, you need more?

>>715858913 (OP)
What is he playing?

>>715858913 (OP)
>that pose
hot, nice bussy

>>715858913 (OP)
I'd need a bed and privacy. I hate having people look at me.

he was about to start beating off at the end of that first clip. Literally Diogenes

>>715858913 (OP)
What's the story here?

>>715858980
The first one seems to be Ghost Recon Wildslands, the second game is MGSV

>>715858913 (OP)
>Ghost Recon Wildlands
>Metal Gear Solid V Phantom Pain

Not really sure about the first one though.

I was just watching a CS2 video which featured a Finnish guy who said he's fully unemployed and can just game all day while the government gives him benefits and pays for all his living expenses and he doesn't have to do anything. Is Finland really easy mode like this?

>>715859186
Scandinavia in general is like this desu.

>the second shot
Is his futa broken?

>>715859186
Finland has no work for anyone at this point. Honestly feel bad for Finns

>>715859521
>sorry, we have no work for you so we're going to subsidize your life
Doesn't sound too bad

>>715859521
>feel bad
How is that not amazing? It totally makes sense now why there are so many great games that disproportionately come from Finland.

>>715859797
Right but where does gubmint get the money if the taxpayer can't pay taxes?

>>715858913 (OP)
That monitor is amazing. Is that what an OLED does?

>>715860001
>he thinks taxes are how governments are funded and not treasuries
Come on now.

>>715860001
Who cares, they all print it out of their asses anyways. The whole economy is fake and gay.

>>715860204
Where do treasuries get the money? t. doesn't understand economics.

>>715858913 (OP)
He's getting electricity from the lamp post?

>>715860239
"Treasury" in this case means government bonds, not a financial institution. Governments primarily cover budget shortfalls with debt.

>>715860331
He's a technomancer, don't tell anyone though.

>>715860331
Yes. Its incredibly easy to steal power if you know what you're doing. If you don't you'll likely electrocute yourself

>>715860591
Imagine a cop walking over and unplugging him during an intense boss fight.

>>715858913 (OP)
How the fuck does this guy not get mugged?

>>715860239
I'm not talking about the Treasury, I'm talking about "Treasury securities". Treasury bills, bonds, notes etc. Governments and corporations literally sell their debt and richfags buy it up. The issuer promises to pay you back in some amount of time and will pay you interest. It's pretty much a loan with a fancy name.

>>715860634
Probably happened eventually. Although most people wont care to call the cops considering he's stealing city power

>>715860687
>ayy yo lets steal that bums playstation likely infested with bugs and covered in shit residue

>>715859010
Homo zoomers need to be gassed
An increasing amount

>>715860468
>>715860223
>>715860728
>The world runs on monopoly money
No wonder everything's fucked.

>>715860591
Most lightposts here have a regular gpo in the bottom so it's just a case of prying it open or fiddling with the lock.

>>715859018
When your situation gets that bad, you really stop caring about people looking at you

>>715859186
you just have to pretend that you are looking for work and you get all the gibs you want. you basically get most of your rent paid and you get around 600€ on top of that. then if you spend it all you can ask for more (this extra money is supposed to be based on real needs but everyone seems to abuse it)
also healthcare costs almost nothing

dunno how long this shit will last honestly, like the unemployment numbers are second highest in the EU which means this system is really being stress tested.

>>715861118
The system "works" by funding previous debt with newly generated debt. This is intended to continue infinitely as long as the debtor does not default on their currently issued debt. Meaning they don't hit their debt limit and can continue paying interest and the principal of the loans. Of course, this comes at the expense of the populace, who bear the brunt of this money generation via inflation.

The system is ideally maintained globally by having a single hegemon (the US) enforce such a system centered around their currency. "Enforcement" in this context meaning threat of war and destabilization if your country tries to undermine the system (without possessing nuclear weapons).

Ironically, the system's insatiable quest for growth has led to its own undoing. By pursuing globalism to exploit cheap labor and mask inflation, formerly undeveloped countries have undergone the same modernization process as the first world. This allowed them to create their own regional spheres of influence, known as multipolarity. We are currently in an era where the great powers are being forced to scale back and stay in their own lanes.

>>715858913 (OP)

>>715858913 (OP)
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