I need 50 cc’s of frankincense oil STAT

The only other one I’m aware of was the fuck skiing post. Which yeah I agree was a little weirder, but for reasons that goes beyond the basic sentiment of “fuck white people.” Complaining about white people on this site has been common since day 1 and I don’t think it should be considered controversial to complain about white people, even coming from other white people. White people should of course recognize their own complicity in the racial hierarchy, I don’t believe that precludes them from complaining about white people, especially when it’s a valid criticism. The complaint about how white people react to homeless people is valid, the complaint about skiing maybe not so much - but that’s a difference that has nothing to do with the basic sentiment of fuck white people.

the post that I assume this is referring to had an edgy title, but really it was just complaining about white people on reddit calling for the extermination of homeless people, as is so common on . Seems fine to say fuck white people in response to that.

delete your dumb fucking infighting

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hmm

epic!

idk, where else can we say that? Like if we say that anywhere else we’re just gonna be shouted at by a bunch of liberals and accused of reverse racism. The charge that it’s trying to absolve oneself of their own complicity in the racial hierarchy is a valid one, but it also is a genuine sentiment among white people especially on the left, and even among those apolitical people who have yet to realize that what they mean when they complain about “the man” or “society” is white bourgeois society and values. It’s a wholly emotional statement, and obviously “fuck white people” isn’t a basis for organizing or political action, but this is a shitposting site at heart and I think it’s fine if white people want to vent about their fellow hwhytes every now and again.

(I say this as a white person)

just looked at twitter to check, what the fuck is “Grok”?

edit: oh nvm it’s one of those AI chatbots

I wonder who the person who actually banned Donald Trump is. Like obviously someone had to press the button to actually ban him. I wonder how they are. Imagine being just some shitty moderator at Twitter, and suddenly the direction comes down from on high to ban the president of the United States. For a brief second in time, you are given power over the leader of the most powerful country on Earth, if only in a very narrow capacity. Tbh I sorta wish that were me.

I’ll try not to make a super long effort post. I think much of the issue is that so much of masculinity is based on non communist values: individualism, competition. Men are taught to repress their emotions, to remain aloof. I mean the current “sigma” male, “alpha” male rhetoric, really most of the manosphere, is not really new stuff but is just the contemporary packaging of what men have always been taught, by fathers, mentors, coaches and peers. Masculinity is based on values that are antithetical to communism.

My adolescent years were bliss, and because of this I do think a revolutionary masculinity exists because I believe that’s what I experienced then. But maybe it wasn’t so much a “revolutionary masculinity” but instead the antithesis of masculinity, to the extent something like that could exist among non-political teenage boys in the early 2010s. Tbh I don’t know too much about the definitions of terms and I think a definition of masculinity needs to be decided upon before asking if revolutionary masculinity exists. Obviously machismo is not revolutionary - is machismo the same as masculinity? Tbh idk. But yeah I do agree that masculinity as it is presently understood cannot be revolutionary, because many of its essential characteristics are anti-revolutionary. But I know from experience men can learn to be communal, collaborative, emotional, caring, without necessarily adopting more “feminine” cultural tastes or even behaviors (so long as certain “masculine” behaviors are not inherently anti-revolutionary). Whether that still constitutes masculinity, revolutionary masculinity, or what idk, but I do think it gets at the core of your question.

Now what to do about gender identity itself moving forward I’m not the person for that. But in terms of what we need to be presently concerned about, especially after that “ideological gender gap” post last night (which I realize some people pushed back on a little but which also lines up with my experience - which granted might just be due to friends getting older and climbing their respective career ladders), I think it’s an attempt at an answer. Culturally non-masculine behaviors can be embraced from a “masculine” perspective.

They’ve moved from edgy libertarianism to edgy fascism

I have officially cut ties with my far-right friend. He started pissing me off in 2020 when he, like so many others, moved hard to the right. Sometime in like 2021 I couldn’t stand to talk to him anymore, would mostly just talk when he contacted me, really for old time’s sake. He hasn’t contacted me since late 2022. He just called, I decided I really don’t want the dude in my life anymore, decided not to pick up. We’ll see if he continues pushing or makes a big deal about shit, or if any other friends give me shit about it (but it’s sort of an isolated relationship, not a lot of connections to other friends - there’s like one guy who might bring it up to me), but right now it feels pretty good.

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i s2g liberals treat the dictionary like its been handed down by God

I mean he was sort of doing what they want anyway before this all started is my understanding. The whole conflict was all pretty vibes based, Biden has continued Trump’s policies at the border. So he’d probably be doing what they want anyway at the border

start listening to Onyx and become one of the bal hedz

“I WOULDN’T BE CAUGHT DEAD WITHOUT A BALD HEAD”

this should be the site tagline all the time

started at the middle, still at the middle