A 4chan anon offers an argument on why usury is morally wrong when prompted by other side of the exchange to do so: I’ll bite. Usury is wrong because it enriches the usurer at the expense of the one who has to pay interest. The only thing the usurer did was show up to the … More Usury Analysis
A political poster on X, Chebureki man, made an analysis on Russia and why they appeared resilient to the various trade sanctions placed on them during the height of the Russo-Ukraine war around June of 2024: Russia actually produces stuff people need to exist, like energy, food, materials. The U.S. on the other hand just … More Russia VS USA’s Self Sufficiency
An interesting political comic regarding the tariffs US president Trump announced recently: Keep in mind this is from China’s official state news outlet, but it’s interesting to see how the US appears in the eyes of other nations right now. While tariffs have proven to make smaller nations like Colombia or Vietnam capitulate, I’m personally … More Appeasing the Tariff Beast
A 4chan anon complains about millennials’ tendency to wastefully spend on their hobbies, and gets a rather scathing response from a millennial on why: >be Millennial >remember growing up in a time where things were genuinely good >promised you’d one day be able to have what your parents have if you worked hard, applied yourself, … More A Millennial’s Rant
A 4chan anon provides a detailed essay on why Libya was bombed years ago, and how this connects with other US military actions in the same part of the world: There were several reasons why Libya was destroyed and Ghadafi was killed. As usual, it was about lots and lots of money. Libya was about … More The Reason for the Bombing of Libya
A young person working at a retail store confidently boasts on social media that “One thing about me is if I see a customer shoplifting, I pretend I didn’t”, but bemoans the consequences of such behavior a year down the road: Strange, though, that they opted to blame capitalism over the shop’s products being locked … More Shoplifting Woes
A 4chan anon posts on what a potential societal collapse might look like, which looks suspiciously like what is happening nowadays: There will be no “collapse” the way some of these people think of it. It’s not going to be like the movie “Dawn of the Dead” or whatever where one day suddenly shit hits … More The “Collapse”
Chris Langan, a man who supposedly have an IQ of 200, answers a question asked of him on the matter of modern education: What would be your advice for highly intelligent youth who have lost academic motivation as a result of being unchallenged? Chris Langan Answered Dec 26, 2017 First, let me say that I … More The Purpose of Modern Education
An essay posted on 8chan almost ten years ago, detailing what people might expect from a societal collapse versus actual signs of one: I think it’s important to point out that when it comes to collapse, you’re primed to look for certain signs as indicative of a collapse, even though they’re not close to how … More Societal Collapse – Expectations vs Realities
“You’ll Own Nothing and You’ll be Happy” is a phrase made famous via recent memes and frequently associated with the Great Reset, an initiative proposed by the World Economic Forum often accused of being a plan to create a global totalitarian government where people own nothing and have no freedoms. But where exactly does the … More You’ll Own Nothing and You’ll be Happy
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