There are a lot of problems with those regimes. That the best defense of them is "people probably weren't starving as much as they say" is revealing in and of itself

Goodnight Evropeans

@Nemets Physically large if confirmed to comport with reality

I have to watch the "I have a Dream" speech for an assignment 😑

@TMatthews Okay, I'll say it, I don't think the average person was starving at all

during the Holodomor sure

excellent mustache on that man btw

What do the Facebook boomers mean by this 🤔

Hey Washington Chapter, Im moving from california up to you guys

Move is Tuesday

Jerk

@FACINEMA Seriously? Where to?

@Freiheit - CA You're one to talk. You werent at thanksgiving with Bogl!

Vancouver

I took off too much time for IE

rip

Sorry I wasn't unemployed.

Banner work, drop, DTR

Bruh

hey if you came then you would have been

<:nervous:359009898115104770>

>TFW former chapter coordinator doesnt have fascinima NEET-bux

***SMUG***

7-Eleven thirst posting.👆

@Nemets agreed. I think a lot of anti-white organizing is a result of the ease with which social media facilitates it.

Earnest?

Hopeful.

@Nemets How old are you?

@ThisIsChris At least that principle benefits us too

It might be the power of suggestion or projection onto others but I remember the same about the 2000s compared to now

I think the tech has been one part of the cultural change

Tech is a convenient way of avoiding reality too.

It's not just LA, the feeling that life is basically pointlessly bad is the youth norm here

@Nemets And you remember the 90s? I'm 21 and I don't even remember 9/11

That video is weirdly interesting

I remember 9/11 getting me interested in politics and world affairs. I just remember realizing something was terribly wrong going on. I was a kid of course.

https://youtu.be/wr9gOyG0NlU

@Nemets dude you just introduced me to a new genre

videos of people interacting with each other in the 80s

There's something of a before and after quality to Columbine and 9/11 and American culture