we're talking about how you can't fucking articulate sentences.

Joker

you = Jym

If they removed the derivatives of fuck from the english language you would be a mute

This channel is a train wreck

But I love it anyways

It was amusing to me, watching that.

no my posts would just be so obnoxiously long no one would bother to scroll up to see what the beginning of it was

We had a big discussion earlier about ad hominems with a radical vegan

That was cool

But tbf

Especially if I was bothering to use proper punctuation.

Vegans are low hanging fruit if we are being honest, they are easy to pick on

In other news

agreed. but how 'radical' was this one?

Veganism is the only objectively moral and best diet for humanity

It is not hard to write in English. Some of us are older than SMS and are quite comfortable with it.

But that was just his opinion and thus he gets points for not saying we need to ban all other diets

Trying to push protein pseudo-science and shit?

Mostly the animal protiens arent necessary for humans because nigerians

...?

come again?

(This is a drastic oversimplification do not take this seriously)

okay but specifically nigerians?

Nigerian tribes survive on a primarily plant diet

Despite looking about 1 sammich away from starvation

They certainly do not thrive

Nigeria is a good enough place to start. Omnivore status (along with cooked food) were essential to our becoming a bipedal species.

and by the word tribe I'm guessing they're not exactly in the realm of modern society

See we had to change our whole GI.

I'd say I could never give up steak, but a downturn of income has disproven this.

can still get some chicken though.

Chicken is good. Better enzymes but beef tastes great.

beef is best, but the best costs

so does my preferred bottled green veggie smoothie, which is the only way, to-date, that I've been able to ingest broccoli.

Hmmm... Would it be fair to say one of the main differences between the worldview of Conservatives and Liberals would be cynnicism vs optimism? I notice that a lot of Conservatives seem to be more afraid of Liberal policies than hopeful for Conservative ones, whereas most Liberals I see seem to be more optimistic, focused on the future, and eager to change the world for the better. Many Conservatives seem to be afraid of change, and all the dangers that might come with it, while Liberals seem desperate for change, frustrated and despairing over everything wrong with the world as it is. I sometimes wonder if the current political divide could be summed up by
"Liberals: This thing is falling apart, and doesn't work as well as it needs to. Come on, let's fix it already!
Conservatives: Stop! You might break it! You're gonna break it!"
To be fair, neither is entirely wrong. The Liberal _could_ break it, and the Conservative _could_ neglect it into oblivion.


...Random musings! :D

That took so long to type 'cuz my friend's dog is needy af.

eh, yes and no. There's some fucking dark bitter cynics in the general liberal center-left (like me)

Yeah, same kinda. Though I'm progressive, and alternate between cynnical and optimistic.

conservatism by its etymological roots does suggest a retticence to change, but founded on a set of ideals and values they believe are the way forward.

In Yurip maybe in America no. Here the conservatives are liberal because they conserve the values and ideas of the Founders who were liberal idealists. This is why I talk down to progressives and socialists. Because they reject those values.