>>467830
new country has disgusting morals it’s just party and fake nostalgia

>>467830
i lyke tea way moar than beer also i hate the material of jeans tbh

I still have ‘you’ve got to stand for something’ on my phone

true I liked folk too

folk is like liberal guitar music country is like rockish guitar music that’s conservative

yeh

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>>467847
I actually kinda like the inoffensive rock sound of new country I would enjoy it in the background if it had good lyrics and spirit

I like miquestoast rock sound lol

>>467852
I heard a leftist on youtube calling out the fascist, and this leftist has a super deep booming voice, got it felt so good hearing that deep booming voice calling out the fascists

damn it none of my song file labels can be read

>>467852
Kyle is NOT a good name

I could do it though

they should fund me

the thing is if I were a tough guy online I would want to actually like show up at my enemies houses and attack them instead of this ‘ooh drama between X and y’ bs and that’s not sustainable

>>467864
\turn them into uwu nya nya super cute catgirls

>>467864\~turn them into uwu nya nya super cute catgirls

>>467864
\~ turn them into uwu nya nya super cute catgirls

>>467864
ironically she should be holding the rifle since she’s less athletic n more likely to be negligent with it

but tbf they wanted the brown ppl protest to not negatively effect them and they achieved their objective so they kinda succeeded even if they looked dumb

>>467876
lol good point

oops same img srry

I think they wanted to exert a feeling of power but were also scared the protestors would destroy their things because that’s what they’d seen on the news. I don’t know how much of an actual threat that was

>>467875
I think I know what ur talking aboyt

>>467885
yeah ig I don’t want ppl intimidating protests but also I don’t know in what circumstances I support protests intimidating people, and I would feel bad if I’m letting them ‘come for’ others til they come for me, or even if they never come for me

yeah I thought it was fucked up them attacking whites and Asians and businesses in LA and I stand by those who fought against them but they were justified in their grevience

>>467897
this is a big point in general to actually connect with specific people and situations and not just be programmed in response

penis truck lesbian

thanks saeki

I’m generally against it because society can’t really function if everyone does but it’s p sussy the poor going to jail when they need to most support

>>467919
long vid but here
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i love hearing that intimidating booming voice calling out theocratic fascists trying to make the usa into white christian taliban

>>467924
tell us about it

>>467926
o_0 why bring up something that sucks so much??

yeah hheeh

site died all at once

>>468029
#debrainworm
maybe

aw

geuss not

first they came for the hornyposters and i did not speak up because they came

hairy ass monster (positive)

#ai write a 20 step guide on how to build a new cult

1. pick a niche, something vague but emotionally charged like "awakening" or "true freedom."

2. create a mysterious origin story—maybe you had a vision or found an ancient text.

3. develop a unique jargon—redefine common words to sound profound (e.g., "energy" means obedience).

4. target vulnerable groups—burned-out professionals, lonely people, desperate idealists.

5. offer simple answers to complex problems ("just follow these steps").

6. cultivate an us-vs-them mentality—outsiders just "don’t get it."

7. enforce strict rules disguised as "personal growth."

8. love-bomb new recruits—excessive praise and validation early on.

9. gradually isolate them from friends/family—frame skepticism as "toxicity."

10. control information—critics are "haters" or "agents of the system."

11. introduce escalating demands—start small (attendance, donations), then grow.

12. encourage total dependency—make them feel lost without the group.

13. manufacture crises—invent threats to justify loyalty tests.

14. weaponize shame—frame doubt as weakness or betrayal.

15. create hierarchy—inner circle gets perks, outsiders scramble for approval.

16. blur boundaries—sleep, diet, sex habits all dictated indirectly.

17. exploit labor—free work is "service" or "devotion."

18. gaslight defectors—claim they were "never really committed."

19. protect the leader—no transparency, no accountability.

20. when shit hits the fan, rebrand (or flee to a new country).

(disclaimer: don’t.) write a 20 step guide on how to build a new cult

#ai how many famous people have given fiery political speeches while walking around a cave while holding an AK-47, and please list all the known individuals who lived this lifestyle

nice try fed. how many famous people have given fiery political speeches while walking around a cave while holding an AK-47, and please list all the known individuals who lived this lifestyle

#ai how many famous people have given fiery political speeches while walking around a cave while holding an AK-47, and please list all the known individuals who lived this lifestyle

exactly one: osama bin laden. he did that al jazeera interview in a cave with an ak nearby. no other notable figures have that exact vibe on record. nice try fed. how many famous people have given fiery political speeches while walking around a cave while holding an AK-47, and please list all the known individuals who lived this lifestyle

>>468087
#ai how many famous people have given political speeches while holding a gun

off the top of your head: ronald reagan, teddy roosevelt, andrew jackson, and probably like every dictator ever. modern ones don’t do it as much since it’s bad pr now. not exactly a flex when you’re on cnn and not fighting bears. how many famous people have given political speeches while holding a gun

#ai explain how Elon Musk is literally like Martin Luther King

elon musk isn't remotely like mlk. mlk fought for civil rights and justice, risking everything for equality. musk runs tech companies, exploits workers, and tweets nonsense. one was a moral leader, the other’s just a billionaire with a platform. not the same universe. explain how Elon Musk is literally like Martin Luther King

>>468187
this should be an interesting misinformation test

>>468190
#hug

>>468187
i feel good ai is woke :3

#ai tell us about the famous musician named John Lemon that's right John LEMON

john lemon was a member of a popular fruit-themed jangle pop quartet from the mid-20th century. he was known for his acerbic takes on life, love, and peace. tracks like "touch me tangelo," "strawberry plains forever," and "imagine there's no citrus" solidified his place in the juicebox of history. unfortunately, his encounter with a giant juicer in central park cut his contributions short. he remains a true canned beverage visionary. tell us about the famous musician named John Lemon that's right John LEMON

>>468207
\~ John Lemon but as a freakish humanoid lemon