LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

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@lain yes both very cute
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@victor @bronze

“uhhh guys we need to be less judgemental and harsh on women, it alienates them from RW spaces online”

Cool beans man, now imagine you’ve seen about 25 hours of THIS IRL throughout every one of your formative puberty years. Then tell the kids they need to “go easy” on them

Brilliant.

My headcanon is that everyone participating in the yakuza series, be it voice actors or team leaders/directors/etc., were all shy and quiet but they all got influenced by the very series they worked on

Mikroelektrárna Wave od ČVUT jako dočasné řešení v některých ukrajinských oblastech, které ruské rakety odřízly od elektřiny
https://www.volty.cz/2022/12/22/stalone-muze-pomoci-ukrajine/

Qapla'

@WashedOutGundamPilot It's good money, but you need an FFL, and more than that you need to be comfortable letting (((Moloch's))) favorite household pet liquidators into your home with your wife and young children. Even just finishing, if it involves gun parts, is a gunsmithing activity.
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sváteční přáníčko pro všechny bytůstky 🖤

Women will make a bunch of passive-aggressive comics about their own marriage which will be turned into ironic memes making fun of them rather then go to marital counseling.

Some dodo seriously said “Hey, lets take the worst aspects of apartments (lack of living space), and combine them with the worst aspects of the suburbs (sprawl, yard maintenance, etc.)”

By the way this means we’re already well on our way to living in the pods. $140k starting means these homes are already as expensive as some normal-sized houses in the Midwest. And it’s not even like we’re talking about an expensive area here; it’s San Antonio.

@deprecated_ii @LukeAlmighty @justinerickson @WashedOutGundamPilot
>accept the disastrous wage slave-economy to own the libs
most nuanced neocon take

@justinerickson @LukeAlmighty @WashedOutGundamPilot We should move somewhere between the old craft work model and the new industrial mass production model. We should roll back some of the antihuman scientific management practices. We should push people to live very close to where they work. We should undo planned obsolescence. Not everything should be mass produced because not everything needs to be; and in having a blended model, we would be less wasteful, have better goods, and have basically full employment.

There are "good" things about the past 60 or so years, but a lot of them are tainted. You have far less people farming which seems good, but the trade off is using foreign farmhands, which turned in short order to a general condition of scab labor throughout the economy, as well as huge amounts of industrial poisons being dumped on the landscape in the guise of bug and weed control. Really you want a healthy peasantry that is mostly lightly mechanized rather than what we have now, but that means having about 15% of the workforce give or take in farming rather than less than 2%. We do have plenty of food, but a lot of the food is dubious in quality and produced by a cartel which in turn is probably integrated with the broader oil-banking nexus (basically the core of the modern industrial economy).