Usury Analysis

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

Free Money

A 4chan anon discusses a devious free money scheme he has cooked up: I sometimes send bills to companies for money- transfer services. In most cases they don’t pay, but when they do, I get free money. My company’s website clearly states that it offers services of you transferring money to me by paying my … More Free Money

The Jewish Connection to the Tiktok Ban

The possible banning or forced sale of Tiktok has much to do with Jewish political maneuverings. A rather succinct summary from a posted screen cap that circulated on 4chan states thusly: Johnathan Greenblatt, Director of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), said, “We have a major Tiktok problem.” Listen: In The 2 audios below, he is heard … More The Jewish Connection to the Tiktok Ban

On The Culture of Mediocrity

Indian American entrepreneur and politician, Vivek Ramaswamy, delivers a scathing take on why big tech companies tend to hire immigrant engineers over native born American employees: The reason top tech companies often hire foreign-born & first-generation engineers over “native” Americans isn’t because of an innate American IQ deficit (a lazy & wrong explanation). A key … More On The Culture of Mediocrity

Special Men

A 4chan anon analyzes why some women appear to specifically prefer bad men: You heard the saying about slut-shaming: “A key that opens many locks is a great key, but a lock that can be opened by many keys is a shitty lock” That means men who have lots of casual sex are great keys. … More Special Men

A Millennial’s Rant

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