Wow.

Americans say the Soviet Union was a huge success.

>>315626
Males are all the fucking same it makes me sick. Theyre fucking disgusting you can tell this is truly all they ever think about

here’s something that pisses me off,
the amount of people attacking the girl who posted the qrt is crazy because shes literally right…. these moids are so FUCKING performative and corny its insane lmfaoooo.

Idgaf about males mental health especially when they’re trying to be attention seeking whores

>>315704
what about when they shoot up schools?

One wonders if Snowden regrets throwing away his life to warn ungrateful Americans about unconstitutional NSA wire-tapping.

>>315712
Misandry does not exist.

epic trole fren

I took a short cut thru the reserve on the domain to get to town for shopping, parking in Siberia to avoid driving there. On the way I saw a homeless camp and it looked abandoned so I peeked inside at the slovenly rats nest inside the ripped K-mart tent. It was full of rubbish and dirty underpants, i think the guy was eating dog food. I left it and did my shopping and came past on the way back and theres this guy half out of the tent, lying naked except for underpants. I was confident I could either run away or kick his ass so I gave him a mouthful of well deserved scorn and abuse, telling him he was a disgusting degenerate and a piece of shit and that anyone could walk past and see him like that and I hoped it was the police and they would take him to the psych ward where he belongs. He was too merry and full of cheer to respond articulately or move, his face was red (about 25) and he had that homeless tan of dirt. It wasnt worth calling the cops and reporting him for public idecency or something so I kept going to the car parked at the Gardens. Really lovely specimens of Lupins now but the roses are a bit insipid. Kept thinking how well endowed that hobo was though, such a massive waste of talent. Like a Neanderthal too big and powerful to fit in amongst the fay city types. Sad. Otherwise happy christmas Nonas. May you get well endowed packages under your tree this year.

how does anyone survive on cenno?

>>315656
Having a job on the side helps ;)

>>83648
>>83648
>>83649
Holy shit its aus/fit/
I miss them so much bros its hurts

Happy Christmas Nona's
Hoping you get a good cashmas and a BF in 2026!

>Dvorkina
kek

I don't know. I was never in one but I imagine they're much better than hetero shit.
Men sucks.

>>315699
terfs are always winning the schizophrenia competition

>>315691
this thread was made by a tranny who is now gooning to it

>>309589
There is no such thing as "trans dolls" these are just gay men. There is also no such thing as "good TIM". They're all men at the end of the day. All of them, every single one.
Both gay and straight men are misogynistic and they're all men at the end of the day.

>>309806
Just kill yourself already.
YWNBAW, gross scrote.

Americans say 20 million people were killed in the Soviet Union because tyranny keeps you safe.

I die a little inside whenever my mum calls my cousin his troon name. Thank fuck I've gone another year without having to see him in person.

>>315706
Condolences for having a tranny in the family.

I don't get how people cling to continued growth so much. Like here in Yurop we keep hearing how we lack skilled workers, workers in general, how people aren't having enough children etc etc while population here has never been higher. It's bizarre. It's obvious that this can't go on, but we still must "grow". Why?? How? This rejection of obvious reality is making me very angry.

>>239261
>rightwingers are retarded
>left wingers have been hijacked by eternal growth&LGBTIBBQ+++ neoliberalism
it's ogre

>>239880
Everybody is killed by AI, except the richest who are made immortal and put into VR gooning set untill the heat death?

Imagine investing in anything that isn't a tangible asset, like a house or a bar of gold. Couldn't be me. All of you are exposed to this shit:
>For instance, earlier this year, Meta decided to build a new data center in Louisiana that will cost $27 billion. Instead of applying for a loan from a traditional lender, the company partnered with Blue Owl Capital, a private-equity firm, to set up a separate legal entity, known as a special-purpose vehicle, or SPV, that will borrow the money on Meta’s behalf, build the data center according to Meta’s instructions, and then lease it back to Meta. Because Blue Owl is technically the majority owner of the project, this setup keeps the debt off of Meta’s balance sheet, enabling the company to keep borrowing at low interest rates without worrying about a hit to its credit rating. Other companies, including xAI, CoreWeave, and Google, have borrowed or plan to borrow huge sums through similar kinds of arrangements.
>Meta has described its arrangement with Blue Owl as an “innovative partnership” that is “designed to support the speed and flexibility required for Meta’s data center projects.” But the reason the credit-rating system exists is to give lenders and investors a clear sense of the risk they are taking on when they issue a loan. A long history exists of companies trying to circumvent that system. In the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis, several major financial institutions used SPVs to keep billions of dollars in household debt off of their balance sheets. Enron, the energy corporation that famously collapsed in 2001 after a massive accounting scandal, used SPVs to mask its shady accounting practices. “When I see arrangements like this, it’s a huge red flag,” Paul Kedrosky, a managing partner at SK Ventures and research fellow at MIT who has written extensively about financial-engineering techniques, told me. “It sends the signal that these companies really don’t want the credit-rating agencies to look too closely at their spending.”
>SPVs aren’t the only 2008-era financing tool making a comeback. Data-center debt totaling billions of dollars is being sliced up into “asset-backed securities,” which are then bundled and sold to investors. This is not an inherently problematic way for companies to fund their borrowing. But Kedrosky argues that during periods of heightened speculation, these vehicles turn debt into a fPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>315678
I put 10k in Gold during covid and it is now worth 13 without me doing anything lol.

They know it's creepy and they're hoping that they can use the fear to get you to say yes. It's coercive and sneaky.