Well fuck you too then 😛

I think that's one of the other things that sets us apart. We can rip in to eachother, state by state, city by city, for whatever reason, and REALLY put some heat behind it...and then just go on like it's no big deal. Because it fucking isn't a big deal. Head to your average collage campus, or nice, modern, progressive city, and if you call someone a fuckstick in passing conversation and you'd likely end up with state appointed niceness classes.

Unless you're an oppressed minority, of course, in which case you will be lauded for your resistance against evil whitey.

We are a oppressed minority. We're just not exotic enough. we're just flyover hillbillies, who cares about them, right? It's so...galling. We're the ones who make things, to do and build, or at least we were, and that makes us classless trash. Because we have scarred hands and dirty mouths, we're human garbage, but if someone straps on a wig and hacks their dick off, they're the light of the future. We pray facing the heavens, and try to keep our families safe and happy with us, and that makes us backward, close minded degenerates. Yet if we did the same facing mecca, the media can't fall to their knees fast enough.

And over it all titter the ironic beard wearing men and empowered demigendered women who can't signal fast enough on how progressive and strong and upright they are between forging new hashtags. Yet a man who can build a shotgun from some tubes of metal, a block of wood and some hand tools is a useless hick.

...sorry, kids are in bed, and i'm on fire it seems, pardon.

To get back a little bit to where i started, we need to be strong together. Even if it's just playing video games over a network, sharing books or memes, it doesn't matter, just that little bit can be the start. From there grows trust. And, to dive right into the water, trusting and working with your fellow man makes you a bad, bad goy.

oi vey

If you can depend on your fellows and family for things like, say, food, shelter, aid and even care for the sick and elderly, why do you need a complex nannystate to do it for you? If you can make for yourself, why do you need to buy the state approved prepackage goods? I'm not saying I hate america, i really don't, and i hope and pray it can unfuck itself, but we've gotten so whipped up that we need to be coddled and cared for it's just pathetic. We're some of the last states with any kind of real ability to make our own way, who still remember. It's why i'm here, even if this shit all falls apart.

i imagine most of us here already have that, thank god

It's heartening to know that there's others out there, truly. I've been feeling slowly more insane the more i question what it is the world seems to want me to become. Even this small collection of bad goys is very heartening.

good to hear

Imagine going back to letting kids play outside. Where you could walk around your neighborhood, say hi, even drop in for a visit if you wanted. Where you could plant a garden without getting a license. Where you don't have to worry about keeping windows and doors closed up because you don't know who or what might peek in, or worse. Where, if you wanted privacy, if you wanted to just close up and be alone for a bit, people left you the fuck alone, rather then trying to pry in to why you're doing that, what you're hiding. It's such simple stuff, but if i started touting this stuff in public tomarrow, i'd likely make the news, and not for any good reason.

yea, I remember it being more like that in the past, I'm aware that sounds stupid given my age but still

It's not, really. It's happening faster and faster. Nostalgia makes everything sweeter, sure, but I remember just a few years ago, you didn't have to worry about so much. Now, if you bump into the wrong person on the street, you could get beaten up and told to apologize for being a bigot. it's insane.

Same @Norden_Dunkel
It's amazing how much things have changed even within the past decade

it all depends where you are really, but the trends are still a thing

@knc217 yea I'm only 16 and I can see a change

Out in the boonies of the midwest it's not changed much, but the closer you get to the cities and such, it shows. Like...I remember when detroit was functional. Always a rough town, sure, but you could walk around and not worry. They had culture still, some sense of dignity. Now...not so much.

Non globalized culture is dying everyday

I live in the suburbs of what used to be one of the best cities in Ohio. Now it's just a rundown drug haven.
The city, not my town

ah, I'm near southbend and their school system is practically third world

we all live in the ashes of what was once great. And we get told that, somehow, it's all our fault.

Said it before, say it again: Harvest Moon with Wifi, that's all i really want out of life, lattes, kabobs and flatscreens can jump off a bridge...

lol

Back in the early 1900s, Dayton was amazing. We developed the airplane, built a beautiful city...and now we're a literal drug testing market for illegals with schools that have been failing for God knows how long.

Lol nice

How do you like this pepe?

I've been past Dayton before and it was pretty much a grey dull area. Empty streets with nobody outside.

Not bad at all memelord

@Waterdog looks pretty good

@Waterdog I like it. Resolution looks great on mobile.

Looks great @Waterdog

@HoosierShitposter Yeah there are a few nice areas (Carillon Park is beautiful), but it's mostly horrible

If you want to do some ones that could really spark reactions, do shots of the former great cities overlaid. Half from, say, the 1920s, and the other half current. So many don't understand how bad places like detroit are until they see them...

sometimes thats not enough

our propaganda anon has outdone himself again

my god

damn...nice.

who the fuck made that