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@Leo Gura How would you say the styling differs? You mean like this one? It’s funny I actually picked this car out with my mother back in 2016, I still love the design I think it’s really unique, futuristic, and still looks modern 10 years later. What’s your argument against extravagant luxury goods? I have more of a love/hate relationship with extravagant luxury goods, on one hand I appreciate the design and craftsmanship, and on the other hand I feel like they are overpriced and attract unsavory characters/communities in society.

@Leo Gura Do these not look alike to you? From a practical/value standpoint it definitely does not make sense to get anything fancier than a Lexus, but after researching the higher end of luxury vehicles I can say that the attention to detail, style, level of comfort, performance, quietness and quality are on a completely different level in comparison with something like a Rolls Royce.

@Davino Yes, I would have to agree with Leo in the sense that Lexus/Toyota make the best practical efficient vehicles for everyday people, but are considered boring mass market econoboxes in the car enthusiast community. @OmniNaut If that is your sole reason for choosing that over the mini, in a sense would you say that is sort of conforming to non-conformity?

@Joseph Maynor what car u got?

@OmniNaut Why would you choose that over say, a mini cooper? @Davino Lexus definitely makes nice cars, but I would have to say that the premium gap between Toyota and Lexus is closing. In the past, it was much more prominent. To me, the Lexus UX dosen’t really stand out from the crowd even amongst models like the Toyota RAV4.

I know many themes in hip hop are completely antithetical to the values instilled by actualized.org, however I am curious to know which, if any rap songs, are enjoyed by the actualized community

@Leo Gura I see what you mean, a Star Wars sort of aesthetic, which I can appreciate (love apple designs). Interesting taste in cars, in my opinion those tesla models look like the newest Toyota prius (you mentioned disliking Toyotas latest designs). Interestingly, Maseratis are considered undesirable in elite circles, they have very high deprecation, and can be had used for as little as 10k. They are known for being mechanical nightmares, guzzlers gas, and not very spacious with cheap interiors sharing parts with Chryslers. I think you may like Aston martin.

@Leo Gura Which sports cars do you consider truly beautiful and how are they designed differently than these modern ones made for clowns you speak of? Are you a fan of luxury cars such as rolls Royce/bentley? Seems like Osho was.

@Basman what u mean

@Leo Gura Aren’t we discussing luxury vehicles in general? Not just sports cars Even Ferrari has made a hatchback sedan (Gtc4lusso), and other brands such as rolls Royce and Bentley make quiet, spacious cars comparable (and superior to imo) Volvos.

@Leo Gura I think it’s more like if u disrespect them in a creepy way that indicates your frustration or that you aren’t getting enough sex. Ive found that guys that are able to market themselves as a desirable member of the community, (good ol’ American boys) are strategically able to get away with whatever they want

Im so sorry but I have to be blunt, this is a rationalizion that white people use to justify their depraved sex a thons🤣 its actually crazy that its gone to the point that they can’t even imagine why someone would practice integrity or empathy even is it dosen’t benefit them

@Leo Gura I would agree in the sense that the vehicles are deliberately overpriced to play into status games which at the end of the day, does matter in attraction. Do you not appreciate the design/aesthetics of these sorts of cars tho? & would u consider car enthusiasts like Doug demuro who purchased a vintage Lamborghini countash as perverts or it could be a legitimate passion?

@Sandhu Which is your country? Wouldn’t you agree that hiding it is more up to relative personal preference or logistics rather than a vital static factor in the equation?

@Leo Gura Hiding it is only one factor in the process of grooming, and often an irrelevant one. The American elite and the general Hollywood/celebrity culture allows for this conduct openly, as long as the victim/family/society are groomed well enough. In third world countries, grooming is more difficult as predators must contend with the cultural/moral/social/financial barriers of families and the authorities which are much stricter than in America. Going back to my chrome hearts example, there are public images of Martha Stewart, Naomi Campbell, Diana Ross, Micheal Jackson, Mick Jagger, Jay z, Ghislane Maxwell posing in intimate photos with Epstein and also wearing the brand chrome hearts (which is ran by the stark family and is known for highly personalized service especially for VIP clientele as the starks like to surround themselves with powerful figures.) My instagram account was ignored and ultimately deleted for speaking out about this. These are household names that have earned the trust of the American people, when you look at the Epstein files you see that this trust was often the initial point of corruption that allowed for further grooming of victims.

@Leo Gura With children on the scale that we have in America. I recently sold my collection of chrome hearts clothing after the Epstein files were released, many popular American figures such as Martha Stewart, Naomi Campbell, Diana Ross, Micheal Jackson, Mick Jagger, Jay z, Ghislane Maxwell, have been intimately affiliated with Epstein and the fashion house chrome hearts. Not only is Americas hottest fashion house deeply corrupt, it has relationships with other figures from major world wide brands such as Pharrell from Louis Vuitton who boldly posted Pusha T after he and Jay z were caught in the Epstein files. Demna from gucci and balenciaga was also involved in a scandal with children. I think to have this activity be so prevalent would only be possible in American elite society.

@Leo Gura It may have been a typo but I do like the notion of “Chineses” rather than Chinese. From what I understand China is one of the most surveillance heavy countries in the world, utilizing facial recognition cameras, and the population is eager to inform authorities of any suspicions. Wouldn’t it be very difficult to conduct such activity specifically in china?

@Leo Gura Isn’t it possible for him to maintain his power and tone down the chauvinism, It seems that these chauvinistic antics only hinder him from true greatness.

@Leo Gura This is a very interesting phenomenon! Can we get some anecdotes on “men of the cloth” who used “sheep in wolfs clothing” effectively?

For example, in order for a rapist to become Good, he would need to introspect and recognize by the light of his own Consciousness that rape is wrong. For Andrew Tate to become Good, he would need to introspect and realize within himself that treating women the way he treats women is wrong. Do you see that this cannot come from outside of himself? It does not matter what the law says, or what the courtroom says, or what the Bible says, or what I say, because even if he followed all those external standards, as long as he internally thought that rape is cool, then he's a bad person. Bad not because I judge him, but bad because he lacks self-awareness. Rape is bad because it is unconscious survival. For Andrew Tate to become a Good person he would need to make all of his unconscious survival behavior conscious, which would be very painful for him to do because he would feel so bad about his past behavior. Which is why he's stuck being a bad person. Bad people are stuck in a vicious cycle of denial about their own behavior. Honestly, this entire paragraph is well written and I agree with it, I am only confused about one small sentence in this paragraph, “Rape is bad because it is unconscious survival.” Does Leo mean that the actual act of rape is unconscious because he mentions that the rapist thinks its “cool”, or does he mean that the rapist is not conscious of how his raping is a survival strategy?

@Ajay0 The root of these conflicts can be traced back to the founding of the countries! From the Ukrainian war of independence to “Zionism was the main force behind the creation of the State of Israel in 1948, and remains the country's dominant ideology today.”(Wikipedia).

@Knn Do you really think modern Israelis still bear a grudge that deep based on historical events that they weren’t alive for tho? It’s surely one factor in the equation but I believe Leo is correct to boil it down to simply not caring about others moral system.

@Nivsch If you ask me, Leo was spot on with the original bear analogy, the bear simply does not care about your moral system.

@Knna splendid read!

@Thought Art Quite the contrary, going back in history it seems like Zionism was the main catalyst of the conflict, with radical Islam adding fuel to the fire. @Willy Phallicus Palestine is prohibited from having a military due to Israeli policies, why put HAMAS and Palestine in the same boat? @Raze @Karmadhi Those are also important distinctions, ethnic cleansing is definitely more severe than the loss of a cultural identity