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- I believe in small government
- The government should provide me forced breeding stock
Government issued genetically engineered catgirl wives.
My 5 stages:
- Gym
- Better clothes
- Improve apartment decorations
- Better profile with good pictures
- Come on, still?!
Have you tried step 0.5 Likeable personality?
Yeah but then people say “if you wanna be likeable, just be yourself.” But that’s what I was doing before…
Tailor yourself to be more likeable and approachable. Then slowly start showing your real self and if they stay, good. If not you either have a really bad personality or you just aren’t compatible.
Jesus fuck what’s a personality
An elusive beast lurking in the magical forests of Éluòndiel. You have to catch it and show the tamed beast to a potential partner so they can jusge your skills.
I won’t sleep with anyone because I despise the willfull ignorance everyone thinks they deserve to have. Does this mean everyone but me is going to become a nationalist overnight? Asking for myself. No friends. I found I despise them too.
Hmm.
So on this list, where do sex dolls fall? Seems like a good alternative to nationalism.
where do sex dolls fall?
I was in a post rock blues fusion band of that name. We were from Portland and we were insufferable.
I was in Insufferable, we were from Seattle.
I was in Seattle, it was surprisingly pleasant.
Bargaining?
I have to advise all of you NOT to buy bargain sex dolls.
Yeah see, I thought that at first, but it also seemed to fit well into denial.
I hear “leverage” thrown around a lot where I work. I now hate that word.
hey now, no one wants to have sex with me and I am no where near a nationalist
Same! I’ve gone the complete opposite way, anarchomasturbationism!
But you are on the Internet so you’re only one step away.
- Anarcho-capitalism
There’s a whole lot of body dysmorphia, andrew tating inceldom in between.
But yeah it ends up being a bitcoin bro pretty quickly
I would argue that nationalism is not bad unless it’s extreme
read moar
Found the incel
Patriotism is good. Nationalism is not the same thing.
A Patriot takes pride in their nation, but also recognizes the areas where it can be improved.
A Nationalist worships their country and anyone who suggests that it isn’t perfect is an enemy to be destroyed.
A Patriot takes pride in their nation, but also recognizes the areas where it can be improved.
Not only recognizes but fights for that improvement because we’re better than that, god dammit. We aren’t the best there is and even if we were it’s not perfect.
The most patriotic thing an American can do is say the people they voted for aren’t doing enough.
It just sucks both parties are against it these days
Why are you posting screenshots of Faux news from fucking Twitter?
Why aren’t you addressing any of the words in the image? Does your centrist brain not see them?
Man, I thought it was weird before…
But after I didn’t reply you went thru my post history and replied to like five old comments…
What’s funniest is that my image was there to agree with you and support your comment
I’m well aware you agreed with me. But just because someone agrees with me, doesn’t mean I agree with them.
Wow get your meds man
nationalism is literally putting the interests of the state over those of the people. even on a small, not “extreme” scale, it’s a pointless waste of time and energy at best, and only leads to extremism at worst
next time you go to one of your high school pep rallies where you cheer and chant with “school spirit,” think about what they’re actually training you to do
Would be nice if this were true. That would mean the next generation would not be nationalists
For me step 5 is just gacha games.
I suspect there’s significant overlap.
Step 5 for me was learning to code for the internet. I regret being born.
Internet Nationalism. Brave choice.
Until all your bases belong to us I will not be stopped.
Could you code my science based 100% dragon RPG for me?
Did you remove your own default upvote?
I’m just that humble 😎
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