Talinn

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  1. Utah is such a crazy state. I know the shooter could have a mix of political beliefs but when I go to Utah it's just full of these conservative types, it's just such a bizarre place to be.
  2. Do you think there is any chance at all the shooter was a Russian agent meant to stir up chaos in the U.S? That could possibly be the 'best' case scenario?
  3. I remember reading about a trans girl on a bridge somewhere stating that she wanted to end her life. And after encouraging her to kill herself, the rednecks, nazis, and incels all actually went to the last place she was seen and put a soyjack piece of paper near where she was last seen to make fun of her. These people were all brainwashed by people like Kirk, and that happens throughout the country. It's hard to not feel a little happy Kirk died, that's why I came back to this site. I never forgot this at least, not sure how it mattered though.
  4. Everyone has the right and obligation to "transition" from life to death
  5. In the military, people are more amenable to mantras like "Make America Great Again", you need a unifying creed said over and over again to encourage people to engage in drone-like violence.
  6. I won't say much but this was one of the dumbest pictures I had to see.
  7. In Vegas twelve year old kids can do whatever scandalous thing they want in the middle of the night and the cops can stand right next to them and they won't tell them "shoo". It's kind of harsh to judge all women based on such a depraved city...but on the other hand there are tons of depraved cities like Vegas, just perhaps with less American gluttony.
  8. Devil's argument : "The culture is so shallow, neurotic and dopamine driven that it's rare for a woman, especially an attractive one, to learn how to take it slow - and they can feel magnetically drawn to quick fixes. So they go to a club " But I generally agree ( I think the above argument would be an oversimplification. )
  9. Thank you for writing this. It was on the back of my mind too, and it made me think of the Wheel of Time books.. I think there's a funny scene somewhere In The Shadow Rising where the men and women in a group both think they have exclusive access to a secret -- they even call each other silly and stupid for not knowing the secret -- not knowing that the people of the other gender knows the exact same thing. Yet the entire series also affirms the very differences between the masculine and the feminine.
  10. I made my comparisons based on me having Kallmann Syndrome, so originally I took testosterone medicine enough for a male for some months. Then I switched to estrogen and progesterone as my primary hormones. I saw at least a glimpse of the way women viewed the world and framed it in a deadpan way where I knew they were doing things but not really why. Now when I feel the feminine perspective more acutely and personally I can view it as part of a greater whole in some way, because I can still remember looking through a kind of gray window at it when I was much younger. I guess the projections of how I viewed the past were influenced by society, but I also feel like there are genuine differences that society didn't make up out of nowhere. Maybe you can call hormones shallow but to me they weren't.
  11. You already made him your king by willing to throw beauty, dignity & decorum under the bus for a potential political victory. Look, I don't expect posters with flowers to immediately win political battles. I understand the desire to be as vulgar as possible. But at least for me, I cannot live with the vulgarity. I urge you to think about the philosophy of beauty..aesthetics. I don't expect the culture to self-regulate its urge to insult others, but think critically of how you oppose Trump because I guarantee you it's polluting your soul more than you think. And then what's the point of winning such a war? There are still more dignified ways to protest and I will be searching for them when I do protest.
  12. We want to be lifted up by men, but we want to maintain the dream that at any time we can say "Put me down, love, I can stand on my own two feet." And we can definite being "lifted up by men" in different ways - but that is one feminine essence. There are others. I wish that I could explain it better.
  13. Yes , and everyone eats it up. The fact that the cultural response is so vulgar is deeply sad. Even just watching it just degrades your soul, and society's writ large. You have to be smarter how you ''oppose'' unconscious people. The filth ruins your clothes. I have more reason to oppose Trump's policies than others. But I will take the White Rose pamphlets spread in Nazi Germany over this at any day in the week.
  14. Anything the artist "Heavensenthoney" (Youtube) made.
  15. Yes this is mostly true. I feel as though feminine spirituality is like swinging on a trapeze bar, to borrow a phrase from Anaïs Nin. You're holding onto something concrete while swinging on the bar, but it does feel pretty airy. When you can preserve your femininity while still piercing the veil...
  16. I love this channel and I think it explores spirituality from a feminine perspective in pretty amazing ways. Her videos improved my life a lot.
  17. They're dying from a variety of causes, gunshots in the head for 6-10 people at once for back talking a guard or fighting too long , malnutrition, other diseases. Not as systematically insane or as industrial as the holocaust , but still very bad and "getting to that level" territory. That's my guess, I've not been there though.
  18. Trump probably has 85-95 iq points, if we're to use that scale. He's not as stupid as some people make him out to be, but he's also hardly of average intelligence.
  19. It's somewhere in between this, and his brain being kind of just mush.
  20. Nah he's frankly too fat and eats too badly to live to 100 I think. I could see him living for another 4+ years though.
  21. Jim Acosta resigned fairly recently because he was standing up too much to Trump on CNN. And there are other instances. So I would not praise legacy media too much. Lots of people there are afraid of getting arrested. You can tell it because every news anchor looks a little more nervous than usual. Or maybe I"m just projecting. I'm joining a protest on Thursday so that should get me off the internet.
  22. I think there is a vanishingly small percentage chance that Congress, even Republicans, will turn on Trump, if he does too much damage. I'm definitely not counting on it though.