100 years ago, all men wore a suit every day, even teenagers. GM ☕

Smoke 'em if you got 'em. Oh, you're born after 2008? Die for Israel goy, and no smokes for you! View quoted note →

The time has come for the realm of God is neigh: repent and have faith in the good tidings. - Mark 1:15, KJV

I stopped caring what mentally ill people want to think about other people in order to feed their ego.

Apple named their products after children's food to appeal to the child-minded educator.

You are not buying Bitcoin with fiat. You are selling your fiat for Bitcoin.

Gen Alpha talking sports: A: "I like basketball because it was originally invented as a game for white boys at the YMCA" B: "I think baseball is the best because it's an American sport and it still has whites in it." C: "I like football because it was crated by whites in college, and today the quarterback is usually the only white guy and his job is to be the master over the blacks." D: "I like Golf because it's mostly white." E: "Hockey is all white, so its the best sport. Have you ever seen a nigger wear ice skates?"

America was founded as an ethnostate

My coffee is 2 degrees away from being too cold.

AI has no will of its own.

My sons love Tom T. Hall and Gordon Lightfoot. My daughters love Johnny Cash and Tchaikovsky. When they see kids their age jumping around to rap music, they wonder if they are literally vax injured. The girls perform classical ballet, and are read on all its history. The boys play baseball, and are read in all its history. My kids are not ordinary kids. They will have few to choose from when making friends in this world.

Men in government steal from you and love wars. Women in government import foreign enemies and love abolition of anything they don't like.

Smoking ban for people born after 2008 in the UK agreed

The "landmark" legislation aims to stop anyone born after 1 January 2009 from taking up smoking to create a smoke-free generation.

Smoked a turkey today. Basically took 14 hours. It was windy then rainy, it cooled down the smoker while I was gone. Can't wait until tomorrow when the kids try it.

Imagine what it must feel like to spend from other peoples wallets to pay for your own lifestyle.

The man who implores others to give, rather than giving himself, is not acting from charity but from displacement. He carries the guilt of not giving, and he cannot bear it. Instead of resolving it through his own will, he redirects it outward. That redirection takes the form of accusation: others are blamed for “allowing” a system (presumed to be under their control) that fails to meet the need. What is actually his unfulfilled obligation is reframed as their moral failure. Shame intensifies this move. It is not the cause, but the pressure. The man does not want to be seen, or to see himself, as one who withholds. So he constructs a moral demand that implicates everyone else. In doing so, he does not become charitable. He transforms his own failure to give into a justification for compelling others to give in his place. View quoted note →

Charity that requires injustice is not charity. Taking from one to give to another under compulsion is not mercy, it's force with moral decoration. When a man refuses to give of his own will, yet demands that giving occur through the system, he is not being charitable. He is evading charity. The obligation remains, but he displaces it: onto law, onto society, onto others. Then comes the inversion: those who do not comply are treated as morally deficient. Judgment is projected outward to cover the absence inward. This is not generosity. It is the management of shame. The man will not sacrifice, so he constructs a mechanism that sacrifices others in his name. He will not bear responsibility, so he assigns it to an abstraction. What should have been resolved in his own will is instead enforced through power. The result is a false mercy, one that costs him nothing, compels everyone else, and allows him to stand clean without ever having given. It is not charity. It is the outsourcing of conscience.