LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

Je tu nový STEM z první půlky listopadu:

Opoziční 🆎 ANO a 🟫 SPD by dosáhly na 122 mandátů, ústavní většinu. SPD by byla nyní na druhém místě, předskočila 🟦 ODS.

Strany koalice SPOLU oproti minulému STEMu přišly o 3.2 pb, naopak 🟩 STAN +1.1 a ⬛ Piráti +0.6. Největší posun oproti minule zaznamenalo ANO +2.4 pb.

Mimoparlamentní strany až na SOCDEM a PRO spíše ztrácely. Trikolora byla takřka beze změny.

Více na 🗳️ https://cnn.iprima.cz/exkluzivni-pruzkum-druha-spd-preskakuje-ods-volby-by-stale-vyhralo-hnuti-ano-418715

this is what (((they))) took from you 😭

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JULIA!

THIS IS THE LAST WARNING: I WILL NOT EAT THE BUGS

Why are women so fucking judgemental, especially when it comes to men trying to live differently? I've notice that men actually seem to be more open-minded to alternate lifestyles then women are, except when it comes to "alternative lifestyles" that are glorified by the mainstream like veganism.

It doesn't just apply to wives/girlfriends even just random women would criticize how a man chooses to live if it is different from everyone else. Some of my male family members who are currently living alone are scolded by female visitors for owning or not owning certain things or having certain things in certain places, such as forgoing a dish washer and just using the sink. Men don't seem to care, even if it's an unconventional way to live. Women always try to either get them to stop or ask among themselves, "how is he able to live like this".

It is ALWAYS female peers who negatively judge me and my lifestyle. My male peers are a lot more open minded if I make lifestyle choices that are not mainstream. Even if they are "normies" (I really hate that term, but that's a whole other rant) they don't seem to care if I choose not to have any subscriptions for streaming services or that I don't like to use a smartphone for everything.

Recently, my sister who had a resume generator program that came with her computer, decided to create resumes for us to help us all stand out. Yet I insisted that I use the HTML resume that I created because I can easily edit it and convert it to different formats. Hers was in PDF format and had to be edited in a paint program. It looks nicer, but I don't need to make mine look nice given that most resumes are just black text on white backgrounds anyway. I can easily decorate mine using CSS and have it look like a page from an early 2000s website. Of course, she doesn't understand this at all. She says that mine looks "terrible and unprofessional" and that I'm making things harder for myself by doing mine in HTML, despite me having a CS degree and understanding the advantages of using a markup language to write documents. Other female family members tended to agree, but men tend to understand how difficult it is to edit PDFs.

Is this why women generally hate the principle of "live and let live" or only support it if it benefits them? Is this also the reason why hate the MGTOW movement (even though I have some unrelated gripes with that movement too)?