Message from @TendieLord
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IT TAKES TIME TO SEE THE VALUE IN THEM
that extra time is free time, learn a new language, read a book on the Internet, etc.
>read a book on the Internet
Inklings
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have you guys ever listened to Wu-Tang Clan or Mobb Deep?
intelligent rappers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkmQpqCMyHc
I bet that mobility is damaging to culture and civilization
Excessive mobility, that is
peasants should be tied to the land
what does the average idiot need to leave their state for?
nothing
wow I solved the second largest contributing factor to climate change, transportation
the first is Chinese people
I'll solve this one with my cock
@UOC Not just that peasants should be tied to the land, also that a stationary population weaves its history, teleology, and culture in with its environment
The limitations of the land are the driving force for the development of culture
The environment is given an animism to reflect its pervasive role in the lives of the people
I bet this would help mitigate environmental issues, because people see the environment as an extension of themselves, instead of being isolated from it
agree with all
You agree with my bleaching of chinks?
I don't care about what happens to chinks
I've never been to China and for all it know it doesn't actually exist
the Armageddon of your cock upon the Chinese is not my concern
besides, my statement didn't really indicate agreement that that's what *should* happen to them.
It sounds like you want it to rain White semen for fifty years upon the land of the Orient.
I recently spent a couple of weeks in Ukraine. It's a low diversity culture with a very high trust factor. I recommend visiting just to get a gut feeling for what a culture can be.
Where are you from? Did you notice increased mistrust when you returned from your trip?
I live in Austin. It is not a high trust culture. Lots of people afraid of lots of things. Very multikult.
what was it like coming back
Did Austin feel different after you returned?
It did feel different
Of course, I've felt like an outsider here for the last decade or so.
where anon?
kiev? the far western part?