/b/ - Random

The globalists are happy when Americans beg for government bans and government mandates because more government control means that the elites will be able to send Americans to the concentration camps and ovens faster.

>>313054
Your take on this whole globalist ordeal is very interesting, but what about the "taking you fucking pills" situation?

If that woman is an administrator the kid did nothing wrong.

>>313054
Their control is more potent I feel through Google, social media, Microsoft, banks and big corps than through the law.

Americans say living in a bankrupt warmongering police state doesn't matter.

>>258666
Night shifts are a paradise tbh. No matter the type of job, they're generally more chill - no rush hours, no people to deal with. Plus not as much competition I guess, since not a lot of people are willing to compromise their lifestyle for a job

journalist

pros
>usually don't need a degree for a more specialized publication
>-> can later apply to a better but less forgiving place with more experience
>can work from home
>-> no office drama or transportation expenses
>get to express at least some creativity

cons
>need to be good at writing and with your native language in general
>likely the same for English if ESL speaker
>might have to cover uncomfortable topics (troon/handmaiden/gossip/other) if unlucky
>might get green ink from nutters

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Custodian

Cleaning jobs, driving a van, and warehouse works
I guess driving a bus and driving an Uber car would be too much of a hassle due to the people you have to fetch around

Some shit like fiverr freelancing or dubious electronic goods reselling.

I made 100 bucks trying to resell VPN accounts on ebay in just one evening. This is against the rules but they sold like hot cakes, so as long as you have a method of returning to the platform (which isn't that easy actually) you're fine. Also back in the day I saw a lot of "Fortnite Raffles" which is straight up a fucking scam if you think about it, they promise you a cool account but like I'm not sure they even gave anything considering it's a raffle? But they had hundreds of sales according to ebay stats or whatever.

This is only really viable if you're living in a cheaper country, though, because it's saturated by people from those countries doing the things. It does require a certain amount of dealing with people (if you don't have an automated system setup) but as a sperg it didn't bother me a lot tbh.

Also trucking I guess.

>>311100
Well yes but you're not getting another 10 years of health, it's 10 more years of shuffling around, aching.

>>311189
I'm 37. It's not that bad.

My dad is 61 and probably won't make it too much longer due to health issues. It's interesting how many people in the medical field say he is so young, considering how much longer he could live. Kinda put it in perspective for me.

>>311218
Damn. My dad is 10 years older and I still feel he's too young to be as degenerated as he is. I'm sorry anon.

almost 40
fml

>>312363
I finally ate the Neoguri. I censored it because it was a little ugly. It was tasty, though. I think the Shin and the Tempura Udon were better. The Shin is just the right amount of spicy, and the Udon has a more pronounced seafood flavor. The Neoguri's seafood flavor is a bit dull

Maruchan my beloved

I don't eat instant ramen very often, but Cup Noodle's Seafood Pro is great.

Jobe?

im going to try making pho from noodles and pho broth I bought on amazon. hopefully it tastes good

Retard zone you say?

inb4 thread moved into the no man's land known as /img/

>>84492
Danish

Libertarians think that they should give up defending freedom because Americans hate liberty, but Libertarians should keep resisting tyranny for selfish reasons.

While the elites control the money, government, and media, the 99% have the numbers.

One Libertarian may not be able to resist being sent to the concentration camps, but one million people might.

Spanish spoken by Spaniards not derivatives

>>84704
Not so new nona, ever heard of wehraboos?

>>85169
>>84492
I'ma stealin' yo stuff cause I thinki is fun :)

Britbongia has fallen. It's oficially China-tier.
>https://thecritic.co.uk/the-road-to-online-hell-is-paved-with-good-intentions/

>>310482
It's not vague because the legislators are not competent, it's vague so the judges, who hold all the power since Blair, could decide what the law is.
Why switching the legislative, and effectively the executive powers to the judges? Because they are not elected, they are named.

>>265456
Extremely. Everytime I check on UK politics in every social and imageboard platform I keep seeing how it gets much worse.
I hope you gals can get your country back.
>t. Non brit

>>310501
>who hold all the power since Blair, could decide what the law is
This happens because the UK has a common law legal system, not because of Blair.

All hail Baitannia.

>>313011
>like just pick one with a good job who makes a lot and will be out of the home most of the time anyway.

Nta but this is the most basic moidshit opinion I've ever read

Tell me you're male without telling me you're male

>>313027
I'm literally not male tho. Why be surprised you're finding shit when you're looking in a dump. Apparently the other anon lives in an evangelical hellhole and is very bitter about this like idk what to tell you if you choose to live there

>>313031
>like just pick one with a good job who makes a lot and will be out of the home most of the time anyway.

its kinda revealing nona

>>313037
Wdym financial bros are a dime a dozen for example. You ppl don't go outside much do you

Moved to >>>/feels/125690.

A food you like. An animal you like. A character you like. Make up a word that sounds cute.

Unless you're planning to become widely known or achieve an influencer career you shouldn't use catchy names or the same ones over and over as it's easily identifiable.

>>312890
Really struggling with that lately ngl. As a teen I just combined two names from anime boys I liked, but it was kinda weird when people actually started calling me that as a first name. Then at 18 I made my steam account and since I couldn't think of anything I just went with the name of the digimon oc I made when I was 13 (but without the -mon). I used that name for like a decade, steam friends I met irl even called me a diminutive of that name (which I did like, it also helped that's the same diminutive of actual, real names, so it wasn't weird). Nowadays I grew kind of tired of it, and since I've distanced myself from most of said friends and am currently talking to new people I want a new identity, but I can't come up with anything I like. Made up names, animal names, ancient Greek words, colors, words in other languages… gah I don't know, nothing feels right, nothing feels "me". I'm currently just using my favorite number until I come up with something that clicks.

>>312891
Well I only set the same username on websites I stay as lurker than actively join the discussions. I do use different names if I actually engage though

>>312890
I use HeinousAnus whenever possible.