@Max Hetling nice avi.

You know what I think about sometimes then i'm on here? I wish I was 20 years old. When I was 20 I hated hippies so much. Those sanctimonious twits made me very, very mad indeed. But at that point they had taken over the world. I hated them anyway. I was what used to be called a "long-haired redneck" even though I was from an upper-class family. Hippies were against everything I held dear: drinking beer, lifting weights, getting chicks, fast cars (I had a 1969 Pontiac Firebird 400 with Ram Air III), etc. But I still didn't realize how deadly the New Left was. I kept expected people to wake up to reality. But it just kept getting worse year after year. Even Reagan couldn't put down the (((neoCons))). Reagan barely slowed down the rot. He did the best he could, but he was an old, shallow man. I honor him, but he wasn't the guy.And then we had the Bushes and Obamas. They destroyed the U.S. We will have to start over now. I hope I live long enough to see it. My cardiologist told me that"I will live to be 75." I told him I wanted a second opinion. He said, "Well. OK. you might NOT live to be 75." He was a funny guy. He was of Slovenian extraction. He was a natural leader. His team absolutely loved him.

Dammit, now that song is stuck in my head

I would rather have hippies from your time than the hippies we have today

Afrikan American burger?

Wtf

I miss when everyone used to call Africans Redgaurds

Hippies back then at least somewhat challenged the status quo even if they were agitated into doing so by subversive parties. Modern hippie types are just enforcers of the worst, tried out status quo, so I have no respect for them.

Bruh

Yes

Aesthetic

Give these out to homelesss when?

Starbucks stock goin up

@Max Hetling Not to mention there weren't as many needles going around back then, or tattoos

@Max Hetling that pfp is offensive to the a very high point

and gay

In the year I worked at walmart I found more loose needles than the year I have worked in the Emergency Room

Wew

True. It's like the bugman situation with beards and tattoos. Used to be present in the lifestyles of certain types of men associated with having masculine qualities, but now just adopted by those who want to cargo cult for those qualities they can't otherwise get.

Also a shit ton of chicken bones littering the parking lot

@Max Hetling Your avatar is triggering

It makes me read it in her voice

@Sacramento Ha ha. I like you. You notice things and see the appalling reality. Sacramento used to be a solid White city. Now it's it's a haven for heroin addicts and other lively vibrants.

Some people like my avi, some hate it... it's a hit or miss really.

Ahhhhhhhh

!!!

I didn't understand that. Try 'help' for more info.

I don't dislike it

Who is it @Max Hetling

It's just triggering

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@Freiheit - CA If you don't recognize it search "hit or miss girl" on youtube

I do...who is she, a rando with a camera?

@OMGDwayne it's easier to get heroin than it is to get a gun

Random cosplayer. As with most memes don't read too much into it

I will find her.

She's cute. That's the entire meme

Brilliant right

Lol

nyannyancosplay on twitter

Put a pretty face on any hobby and it's a runaway success.

She became bigger than the actual artist it came from

y'all seen the video of that actual song?... it's horrid

Yes. Please don't mention it

@Sacramento I had a friend who was a highly placed editor at the Sacrament Bee. We would go visit them and I would find him on a serious nod. Totally incoherent. Brilliant man, but he was so twisted. He was descended from Okies, and was ashamed of that. I tried to introduce him to my Clampers friends (who were all descended from Okies and were super proud of it), but he just thought they were animals. That's about when I got red-pilled. About 1994.

The first horseman of the apocalypse.

@OMGDwayne Excuse my ignorance but what are/who Okies?

Oklahoma?

People from Oklahoma.

Ah

What is there to be ashamed about?

@Freiheit - CA What a weird synchronicity, I was just reading Revelation 6:8

Nice

Reading Revelation in the King James has always given me chills

KJV is my preference.

It's fire

~~Pardon the colloquialism.~~

...and brimstone

There I fixed it.

"If you wanna ride, don't ride the white horse." -some crap '80s hit

https://youtu.be/nwATF5dnfq4

Wew...close one

@Sacramento Okies were the people in Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas who were driven off the land in the 1930s by a severe drought that utterly destroyed the overworked topsoil. Thousands of these displaced people decided to travel to Southern California to work picking fruit. They were centered around LA and Bakersfield. When WWII broke out the Okies became super effective workers in the aircraft industry. After the war they started the hot rod craze. They were White people who would not be denied. Buck Owens was an Okie. Merle Haggart was an Okie. The Bakersfield Sound in country music was a serious rival to the Nashville sound. It led to California Country Rock. I knew a LOT of Okies in Sacramento. But the most interesting story about them them occurred about five years ago. I was driving from Sacramento to Atlanta, Georgia to see my dying father. At the time I had an 07 Mustang GT. I was driving though Oklahoma when I hear a noisy brake. I stopped and saw that my left rear brake caliper had cracked. Just up the road I saw a rural Ford dealership. I pulled in and told them what the problem was. One young fellow said, "California, huh?" I said "yes, unfortunately." He said, "Why is that." So I explained to him how bad it had gotten there because of all the nonWhites and the Leftist imbeciles, and he said, "I was born in Bakersfield and I still have cousins there. They all say the same thing you just said. They're moving back kindly like one by one. Hey we're gonna get you fixed up in about an hour." I couldn't believe it. They were my people for real. I've never been so proud of my fellow Whites as I was that day.

Okies are why we created zoning laws...California has always hated hard working whites.

@OMGDwayne I need to leave and be with my people

You're a good story teller

Everyone in my family has been talking about leaving

@Sacramento When I told Peter Brimelow that I was leaving California, he said, "Oh I'm sorry to hear that. Uh Uh Uh, I wish more White people would stay." But I just had to go back home to Georgia. We live in a very rural area and a lot of people still have that old country accent. It makes me want to hug them. Of course my accent has been totally flattened by 27 years in California. I had a woman at the liquor store the other day say, "Oh my. You ain't from here I'm bettin'." I said I was born and raised here. She said, "Ha ha, you sound like one uv them disc jockeys." Which is sort of true. I guess.

Hah!

It's odd to drive an hour North or West and be perceived as a flat talking city slicker

Non regional diction is perfectly fine

@Ald I get that all the time here. We live near a very old small town. It was founded in 1818. We moved to Atlanta when I was about 11, and that accent was different. I never had a very strong accent. I went to a very exclusive private high school, and the accent there was very upper class. Extremely pure and precise diction and pronunciation. In California people would very occasionally ask if I was from Texas. That was rare though. I've become involved with the local museum, doing graphic work for them. Their accents are like fucking music. And talk about story tellers. They lean their heads back and in euphonious tones they will relate the most horrible, ugly stories from the history of this place. Then they will laugh about it. I have my own scandalous stories to contribute. I love this place. My wife is a native Californisan. Her father was an Okie and her mother was from Spain. To her, Georgia is a total mystery. She loves the people here, but she is astounded by the politics. But she now agrees with me that Blacks are not much more than feral animals who are aware of their own existence. To my horror she hates Trump because he is "mean." Girls are so stupid.

Speaking of reading revelations.. this song talks about it. Honestly one of my favorite songs. The messed up times we all are living in right now really get me thinking. The book of Revelations seems like it's right around the corner.

https://youtu.be/Hw2e2XS9Wmc

@Deleted User Wow. That is super nice. It reminds me of one of my old favorites. Tony Rice and Georgia's very own Norman Blake: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJF1XF9JWoo

My family roots are in Georgia and Louisiana (except the recent Swedish branch). Sometimes I regret that heritage was not to be mine

@OMGDwayne

My great grandmother had an almost caricaturish Georgian accent

Adiós mi <#481597551272001546>

@OMGDwayne It can be interesting hearing about all these old stock American subcultures. Sad to see it all at risk of being destroyed. Even as a Polish guy I want to maintain Anglo Saxon America.

@Ald Hey man, join Ancestry and look ti all up. I just recently found out that me and one of my oldest friends are cousins. We have a common ancestor who moved to Georgia from Virginia in 1795. It cracks us up to call each other couz. We've known each other since the early 80s. We had no ideal.

@Jacob My God man, the Poles have had an amazing history in the U.S. Stalwart White people.

I had a black friend once who also did some ancestry digging and found that my ancestors owned his

😬

First looked into it cause his surname was my mom's maiden name

Makes it all the funnier to me white guilt is held by those whose people had nothing to do with slavery

Wew

At the time I wasn't woke or anything, was just like whoa man that's fucked up, uh sorry I guess

Not that now I'm proud of slavery lol

@Ald Yeah, we've got a Black family who claims we owned them back in the 1830s. I really doubt it though. But it doesn't matter because the main conflict is that they think they should be invited to our massive family reunion. We tell them no. We don't know them and don't care if we owned them 160 some odd years ago. Our reunion is for our branch of the family and they are not welcome. All they're trying to do is make us feel guilty and ruin our reunion. The woman that calls us about this is some kind of Nation of Islam freak. I love to talk to her though, because I basically tell her that we dont care. She tries to "educate" me about how horrible we are, but I just tell her, "We don't care." My cousins are equally dismissive.

ahahahahaha

I have one cousin in particular who tells this Black woman that she is a telemarketer. He asks her who she is working for, and what is she selling. My brother simply puts the phone down and goes outside for a cigar for an hour or so while she's rattling on. Thankfully for the past two years they seem to have given up.

Cigars are pretty woke

I'm no connoisseur but I'll have one if someone produces them. Comfy

One can smoke a cigar without the guilt of cigs or looking like a kid sucking on a juul

@Ald My brother is 60, and he is still built like steel wire. He has some vices, but he gave up drugs and alcohol years ago. He called me up the other day and said, "Hey man. I went to the dentist today. He says I don't have mouth cancer. That's super cool." He is a very scary man. He has a resting angry face. But I've never met anybody funnier. He's still a wild child. As for me, I still like a drink and a cigarette. But I'm still in pretty good shape. Good 64-year-old abs. Huge arms. I've lost most of my speed and quickness though.

I inherited spooky skeletonism from my dad but on the plus side have broad shoulders and a little muscle makes all the difference on a skinny frame

Many vices packed into my short life so far but still outdo most peers in endurance and strength

When I quit smoking it was like I'd never done it a month later