boxing is good, but I dont participate in sports thats can result in tons of trauma or injury

yeah I got it, its pretty fun

boxing is nice because it teaches a practical skill

fencing is better because it takes just as much skill, more endurance, and you dont lose IQ points to become like rocky

yeah boxing is good to know regardless.

teaches you balance and how to punch properly

I don't know much about brain trauma TBH, but I would assume thats mostly for people who do it as their main sport

like how foot ball players lose IQ points but its ok at through the ol' pigskin around with some friends and no gear sometimes

We really out here just never learning our lesson

I typically call it a day when I get a nosebleed and don't do in more than every two weeks

@Winston-CA In all fairness, I'm anti-cuckball, lol.

oh I hate foot ball

I like football when it was white

Same with basketball

i am 'eh' on most sports

@Winston-CA might wanna delete that post

sure

I just thought of something. Obviously we’re pro-America. But where do you guys stand on the Americanization of foreign culture? I’m against it

thats what the game is called though

Of course, when I talk about football, I just mean professional and college. A bunch of guys getting together for a game is cool, I guess, if you don't have a hockey rink close by, and your T levels are insufficient for rugby 😉

I am a traditionalist so no, I don't support that. er at least I don't support present culture

@Drover Tom Did you have a particular culture or phenomenon in mind?

@Bjorn - MD is a cool dude.

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@Bjorn - MD as in like you go to Vietnam or China, and there’s a McDonalds on every other corner and people are wearing t shirts with random English on it because they think it’s ‘cool’

Basically American pop culture diluting other cultures

Oh. Yeah, I experience a conflicting mix of resentment and empathy in those situations.

It’s an interesting topic, because it’s like to some extent it can be a good thing and too much can be a bad thing

I kinda see it as unambiguously bad, and I think it hurts us more than anyone else, because ours is the world's most appropriated (though paradoxically also the most appropriat*ing*) culture. I think our interactions would be a lot richer, more meaningful, and ultimately more respectful if we were all more authentic.

That’s my main thought. It think it gets grey when you go beyond pop culture and apply it to things like western medicine replacing traditional

If our culture is for everybody, it’s for nobody.

Our culture is not even our culture. We just adopted it first, but it does not identify us either

So ya, this is where I've been working (and the surrounding cities: Cape San Blas, Port St. Joe, Panama City, etc) since in the hurricane hit. I'm surprised any media outlet did a story on it today. The level of untold damage and destruction is really beyond comprehension without seeing it firsthand. Katrina was nothing in comparison, yet this hurricane received very little media and Congressional attention because...well...we're picking up the pieces and trying to get everything back to normal without begging the government to come HALP US!

https://www.foxnews.com/us/mexico-beach-still-a-debris-filled-mess-four-months-after-hurricane-michael

But in terms of travel and social culture, when I travel somewhere I want to experience their culture. And come home to my culture

Exactly.

I dont know if this has been reported yet, but Jared Taylor's book, White Identity, was just taken off Amazon. My brother went to buy it this morning and its gone.

It’s an effect of globalism. And, unfortunately, just like with many other things, we just “did it best”

I am very against it. Keep other countries the way they are and have them develop on their own. People and cultures are unique and beautiful

That's part of that ethnopluralism is.

Sorry to interrupt.

If we hadn’t done the whole globalism thing somebody else would’ve done it first and everybody would have Chinese culture or whatnot. I think it was inevitable but it can be undone just like anything else.