>>314993
DAMMIT not again,, us nomad farmers will have to settle down here then..

>>313794
Who is the green-haired character sakura is holding?

>>314997
Nta but it's N from pokemon

I'm not a lolcower but I like their mascot

>>314999
Ayy thanks he's cute

Nice picture!

Americans insist that they live in a free country and just shrug when they are given overwhelming proof that the US is a police state.

cool

Americans voluntarily choose to work at a job for a wage and then turn around and scream that they are helpless and exploited victims because there is only one company in the world and you can't quit, start a business, or learn a new skill.

>>314972
men, or "incels" themselves have no problem excluding the options they could possibly have for whatever reason they deem as not worth it or "doesn't count" but they hold women to different standards, it's not even about "inceldom" or femcels, any notion of female loneliness will have them chimp out

>>314980
Sure, I agree. But this isn't exactly addressing the outlined hypocrisy of refusing to date those who asks you out while using their (presumed) unreasonable standards as an excuse.

>>314981
>refusing to date those who asks you out while using their (presumed) unreasonable standards as an excuse
literally nobody refuses to date anyone because their standards are "too high", maybe at most it's because they think they're high maintenance or something
think about it, why care about standards if you pass them?

>>314981
How would that even work?
>Oh no! If you're asking ME out your standards are far too high!
If someone is asking you out then clearly you meet their standards.

>>314988
everything reminds me of my ex…

I guess this is a mix of the wall and terrible plastic surgery decisions but new Ryan Gosling is terrifying. Celebrities used to have the best subtle surgeries to stay fresh and age well and now they're pillow faces

Americans are so enslaved now that Americans don't care if the CIA tortures, but Americans lose their minds if the media reports the story.

>>314621
omg he looks BAD

>>314621
ACK!

>>314621
Zey found out?

>>313483
common ameri doesn't have a choice in this, the government exists in a vacuum until it gets too weak and someone decides to fund a revolution there

The preggo ick cannot be any more blatant ITT

>B-but it's human trafficking!
It's just a bundle of cells. You have the right to unalive it up to the last minute of delivery in many places without legally becoming a murderer. Feminists fought hard for you to have that right.
And the fact that you are in no ways burdeded by the resulting crotch goblin for a second longer makes this even more absurd.
>B-but I cannot abort the parasite because when I change my mind because I am legally bound by a contract!
You can. It is just a breach of contract. Don't like the loss of freedom? Don't do contract work.
>B-but pregnancy LITERALLY DESTROYS women's bodies!
Exaggeration for the vast majority of cases. But even if it happens, so does crashing a car. Or the fucked up trash-eating sedentary consumer lifestyle that you love so much. This is why you are compensated for the risk just like any other work.
>B-but having a baby is not anyone's right!
Neither is electricity, groceries, or anything else really. That is why you get paid to do it.
>B-but babby is not made in a soap opera romance plot!
Nobody was. The hormonally charged make-believe never had any real role beyond tricking you into believing it's something more than just biology.
>B-but muh speshul bond between mommy and babby
It's sexist bullshit made up to sell unpaid work to women.
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Everything is illegal, everyone is a criminal, everyone is under surveillance 24/7, and no one cares.

Living in a police state means that you must live in dread of being arrested. You can't help feeling hopeless.

>>314384
don quixote post

Americans hate free speech with a passion.

My family's thanksgiving is always incredibly casual. When we host, we cook, we eat, then we go for a hike. This year, we hosted my dad's insanely large family from out of state. One of my uncles is actually clinically retarded, but we all have to pretend that he isn't, for some reason. My mom hates him. This was also the first time my boyfriend of 3 years came to our thanksgiving. He's a hat guy, but all of his hats are simple, tasteful, and minimalist, so I've genuinely never given them a second thought. Day of thanksgiving, while I was in the kitchen finishing multiple dishes, my retarded uncle pulls me aside to tell me that it's disrespectful for my bf to be wearing a hat inside near the dinner table. I could maybe see this as a fair argument if we had the nice china out, but we were about to eat off paper plates. There were 17 of us and no one wanted to do more dishes. I don't know how to answer, so I mention I'll pass along the message, but I thought (and still do) that it's wild and that kind of expectation has no place where paper plates are being used. I mention it to my bf, but tell him to ignore the comment. I also mention it to my mom, and ask her to handle my uncle if he makes another comment about or to my bf. Things continue just fine and I never hear about it again. My bf and I cut our visit a day short because 17 people in the house is too many and I'm overwhelmed. All is well. I called my mom today to apologize for leaving early and ask how the rest of my extended family's visit went. She apparently, is still incredibly pissed off about what my uncle said and tells me that she had a very serious conversation with him. She now has more reasons to hate my uncle and it's been causing arguments between her and my dad since. This was all over a hat. My boyfriend doesn't want to spend thanksgiving with us ever again.

>>314929
none of this happened to me in canberra, i just had to wear a mask and thats it

>>314931
I got ''jobkeeper'' and binge watched netflix, Doordash three nights a week. Was comfy.

>>314931
I got jobkeeper and binge watched netflix, Doordash three nights a week. Was comfy.

>>314929
Those right wing mass death predictions didnt pan out, Lol.

>>314959
They were wrong about that but are right about the slippery slope of forced compliance.

Argument with my boyfriend so it’s beer time

>>314849
MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just bought some orange whisky highballs and beer for tonight!

got 3 -196s and 2 strawberry soju bottles. getting turnt this monday night

Beer and transformers dark of the moon tonight sometimes life is good