Lads, I did something fucking abhorrent when I was little, I'll never forget the fucking sounds. I had to go to therapy for years afterwards and have never truly lived a normal life because of it. It was a mistake, I didn't know what I was doing wrong, I thought I was doing good. >6 years old >see mum cooking one day >ask her why she cooks food in really hot water >"When you boil water it cleans the food and takes all the germs off of it, if you don't do this the germs will make you poorly." >neighbour is going away to visit family in liverpool >family try to make me interact with him because he's a darkie and wants us to meet "diverse" people >he says he's worried about his cat >he loves it dearly and says it's very fragile >mum says we can feed it outside if he wants >he says it won't eat "in the wild", it only eats in his kitchen >mum says I can go to his house and feed it if he wants >he thanks her and gives her keys >he goes to shop and tells me to feed cat so it'll get used to me >go round >cat is rolling around in dirt outside >his white fur is all mucky >the germs will make him sick if he isn't cleaned >get pan out of cupboard >fill with water >put on stove >turn heat on >water now bubbling >go to get cat for cleaning >try to pick it up >it hisses and tries to claw me >go back in house >get owner's leather jacket >go outside >throw jacket over cat and pick up the now screaming bundle >take it back inside >holding it over the pan of boiling water >owner must have seen this through the front window because at this moment he charges into the house >"Put that fucking cat down..." >"...before I break your jaw..." >...we don't cook cats in this country..." >he wipes the spit away from his lips with his index and middle finger now >...not here, on Robot wars." >Dead Metal's pneumatically driven pincers squeeze my ribcage now, as his 450mm magnesium saw blade tears through my torso at over 3750RPM Then Craig Charles just fed his cat in peace and I went to A&E.
Blake Jackson
What would Malthus make to this?
Henry Carter
Has anybody here done or doing a PPE degree? Looking at doing an open uni course and wanted some insight.
Ayden Cruz
I dunno about Malthus but I personally find it fucking hilarious.
He'd celebrate it, just as anyone else with half a brain would. We could be in the same boat too, but (((they))) flooded us with pakis and blacks to ensure our near-future extiction instead.
Isaiah Morales
So when are we getting an Anglo world trade deal?
Daniel Ross
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Eli Foster
Sorted out the football problem tonight lads. BVB vs Monaco is on BT showcase (freeview) so I can stream Barcelona at the same time. No internet data buggering for me.
Hudson Long
Top for asian gfs
Luke Gutierrez
> this channel 5 report on spice
kek. Just filming random fucked up homeless people
Jeremiah Jenkins
Can you have the new Choo Choo to China going from Thurrock please , lad?
Logan Miller
Isn't it a proven fact different races in different areas breed more, as a survival instinct? Why not send loads of Anglo men to Japan and loads of Japanese birds here, solve both our problems.
Justin Rivera
WTF? >If most of /pol got a genuine Waifu.
David Wood
>As we look around us in this society now, our people have an absence of belief. They’re very technically sophisticated. We still as a civilization bestride much of the rest of the world, like a sort of empty technological colossus. But if you peer inside, as to what we are supposed to believe, and account for, and what we think our destiny is individually and as a group, there’s a zero; there’s a nothingness; there’s a blank space for many people.
>A hundred years ago, Christianity was an overarching system in our society, for those who went along with it socially, for those who believed in it in a deep core way. It’s now virtually — apart from small minorities — invisible. It’s extraordinary how a faith system that can shape a civilization in part for a millennium-and-a-half to two millennia, can disappear. Those who say that certain ideas and ideals are impossible should look at what’s happened to many of our belief systems.
Jordan Robinson
lads why dont we meet up and have a jollyboys outing
Luis Morales
Where is Rimmer?
Dominic Hughes
I. I don't think that would work.
Jack Edwards
>A hundred years ago we had an elite. We actually had a government. We really haven’t had a government in this country, pretty much, for about 100 years. Not an elite that knows what it wants and understands its mission in life, and that will hand on to people after it, and that comes out groups that exist before it. We’re ruled by essentially a commercial elite, not an intellectual elite or a military elite or even a political one, but a commercial, profit-and-loss one.
>And things have slid to such a degree now that if asked what does it mean to be British, probably about 8 million of our people will say Posh and Becks. That’s what it means for many people inundated to the tube, and its vapid nonsense.
Matthew Campbell
I looked up London Ontario 1950 to find a picture to meme with and I found this, I can't tell whether it's a proper photo or not, it says it is but it doesn't look it.
Explain why whites are breeding less and less here in Europe then, despite increased diversity.
>solve both our problems What problems are Japan going to face besides economic ones? If they remain ethnically/culturally Japanese and homogenous then who really cares about muh money?
John Walker
It's fucking late.
Hunter Harris
Lads, why do we allow Saudi to cause so much Famine? Are our leaders addicted too much to Oil, Coke, and Supermodel Orgies with the Princes?
The >ABSOLUTE STATE of our betrayal of Lawrence.
James Johnson
>There’s a thinker who existed two-and-a-half thousand years ago called Heraclitus, and my type of thinking is his linear descendant. He’s a pre-Socratic; he’s a sophist; he begins right at the beginning Western thought, when we actually write down what we think. He wrote a book on nature which Aristotle glossed, and which has survived in fragments.
>What did he believe?
>He believed that everything is a form of energy. “Fire” he called it; we would call it “energy” today. That it exists in all forms of organic and inorganic matter. That thought and the sentience of nature is what we are. Nature has become sentient in us which means we must incarnate natural law as a principle of being. It’s called becoming in my philosophy. The right, even if you don’t use that term, stands for nature and for that which is given.
>What does that mean?
>It means conflict is natural, and good. It means domination is natural, and good. It means that what you have to do in order to survive, is natural, and good. It means that we should not begin every sentence by apologizing for our past or apologizing for who we are.
Jaxson Price
Reminder that Mosley lives on in aryan dreams.
Jaxson Wright
>leaving from Glasgow >costs 100 quid
Oliver Flores
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Kayden Ward
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-39563034 Remind Welsh/pol/ is the best Brit/pol/. Celtic reconquista of Lloegr will commence soon. Mark my words, Sacsonaid.
Elijah Jackson
Because you touch yourself too much.
Anthony Reyes
>Tony Blair made several interconnected apologies when he was Premier, but he didn’t apologize for being Premier. He apologized for the Irish famine. I’ve got Irish blood, but I’m not interested in apologies for the Irish famine. He apologized for the Shoah. He apologized for slavery. He apologized for almost everything going. These apologies are meaningless, as some of the groups that they were targeted on had the courage to say. It’s just temporizing sympathy. In my philosophy sympathy multiplies misery. And if somebody’s in pain in front of you, you give them some options. And if they can’t get through it, suicide’s always an option.
>Now, what does Nietzsche believe? He believes that strength is moral glory. That courage is the highest form of morality. That life is hierarchical. That everything’s elitist. There’s a hierarchy in each individual. And a hierarchy in every group of individuals. There’s a hierarchy between groups of individuals. Inequality is what right-wing ideas really mean. Right-wing ideas aren’t just a bit of flag-waving and baiting a few Muslims. Right-wing ideas are spiritually about inequality. The left loves equality. It believes we’re all the same. We must be treated the same. And they believe that as a morality. As a moral good which will be imposed.
Cooper Russell
>flying
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Nolan Green
People in far east Asian countries live in shoebox sized houses so I don't understand why this is portrayed as a bad thing
Daniel Nguyen
>Explain why whites are breeding less and less here in Europe then, despite increased diversity. No, I mean it's a survival instinct amongst those immigrating. For example, the Boer birthrate in SA was always exponentially high, as was the white birthrate in Australia.
Jose Campbell
>But you can never leave the Smack.
John Anderson
So do we.
Nicholas Brooks
100,000,000 is a HUGE population for a mammalian species. Only shit like rats have similar numbers, I'd guess.
Jaxon Robinson
>tfw I want to be a train driver >EU coal regulations mean that coal taxes have shot up and coal power stations are closing >Freight drivers are being sacked because there's no longer coal for them to haul >The industry now has a surplus of drivers >Now apparently impossible to join without previously being a driver or joining from the military or police Why even live?
Levi Nguyen
What do the media have to gain from misreporting this case?
The poor kid clearly has no quality of life, and the possible "treatment" £1.2m has been raised for hasn't even been clinically tested. I can't imagine how awful the parents feel, but this is the wrong stick to try and beat the medical community with.
Alexander Murphy
Koreans definitely have superior style to Japanese. They are like Japan 2.0,
>tfw you will never chat up some thin 1960s London girl and take her back to your affordable flat RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CITY to play with her rocket tits and massive bush
Ryder King
Because the problem in both places is that we allow women to make choices for themselves, when they should be married off to a working man no later than 18 and start pumping out white babies.
Oh, and they should not have the vote, obv.
Jeremiah Bell
Not to this degree
Parker Hughes
>police trains Seems like a problem if the criminals don't stay on the rails, and even then they'd better not suddenly slow dow whilst being chased.
Xavier Price
To user in the other thread. No he didn't jump or set fire to himself but he did pretend to have a bomb one time and the school was on lockdown or something.
Anthony Cox
aaa who is that guy again i loved this video
Joseph Johnson
Ah ok. I don't know if we can still go by those trends, white immigration as a cohesive wave doesn't seem to be a thing anymore (racemixing losers and retirees seem to be the only ones)
Alexander Nguyen
Seoul is within artillery range of best Korea.
Say goodbye to your favourite Koreagirls.
Grayson Richardson
The imagery of a random Hun kid waking up in the middle of the night sweating and terrified while thinking of Mosley has me in hysterics.
Liam Thompson
That would cost a grand a month in London.
Dylan Rodriguez
Stop posting this. Its uncomfy.
Luke Williams
Good guy. Does anybody have the "Good post" meme? Need to add it to my stash.
Ian Baker
Clearly you don't live in London. Some people here have it just as bad.
You could have a nice, large house in rural japan, too.
I always bring this up to leftist. If feminism and women empowerment are so great, why does it lead to a country becoming unsustainable? It is not a sustainable system if it necessitates massive immigration to offset the predictable birth rate plunge.
Blake Hall
The survivors can come and take refuge in Western Europe. Oh hang on we only take young dark guys.
Joshua Sanders
Looks like every Uni accommodation.
Ryan Gray
This'n?
Angel Gonzalez
Dont stop posting.
Carter Taylor
What about the Chinese?
Henry Ross
I wouldn't mind all this shite if they had to have IVF to get prgnant, but his mum only looks about thirty, she could easily pop out another 6 kids that would soothe her maternal tempers, yet she just decides to cry.
If I was him I'd rape another baby into her, she'll thank him in 10 months.
Caleb Hall
What the fuck are you on about you dumb cunt
Asher James
>go through the trauma of a job interview >don't get the job >have to do it all over again
I said it a few days ago, I say it again: Fuck this open economy job market. 100+ applications for 1 measly job.
Cooper Edwards
Yes, thanks bruv.
Dylan Ramirez
They are either normal or dress like niggers.
Charles Sanchez
>I always bring up to leftists that their ideal system revolves around necessary mass migration How's that working out for you?
Owen Howard
L O N D O N O N D O N
Bentley Price
That looks like South Korea, you can tell by the utter mess of characters on the book.
>fire a few rounds from old Soviet artillery at Seoul >it misses >no more shells left
We're not the same kind of retards as Sup Forums
Logan Martinez
Imagine if the refugee crisis was qt korean girls.
This is what young professionals are expected to aspire to in London. Leaving uni and still staying in what is basically student accommodation.
Elijah Gray
would vote for tbqh
Jose Bennett
>Now, I believe that in the Greek civilization, a peasant woman could kneel before an idol, and could have a totally literalist — it’s called metaphysically objectivist — view of the religion. She believes in it absolutely. A fundamentalist in contemporary terms. And you can go right through the culture to extremely sophisticated intellectuals, some of whom were agnostics and atheists who supported religion — yes they did!
>Charles Maurras was believed to be an atheist, but he led a Catholic fundamentalist movement in France. Why? Because if you are right-wing, you don’t want to tear civilization down just because you privately can’t believe. You understand the discourse of mass social becoming. What does a wedding mean? What does a death mean? What does the birth of a child mean? Unless there’s something beyond it? What does a war mean? Just killing for money? Unless there’s another dimension to it
Hunter Roberts
Question for Nationalists: do you really believe that we can have sovereign nation states mutually co-existing? When has that ever happened? Do you think that such a system is stable?
Sovereign nation states living in proximity would create conflict, whether military or merely economic. There would be a shift in power and one would end up dominating the other, surely.
British nationalism, French nationalism, and German nationalism - were all imperialistic.
There must be empire. It's not a question of whether there will be empire, but its nature and who runs it.
I think, as a Christian, that we should not have an atheist/materialist empire (socialists), or a nationalist/aryan-supremacist empire (alt-right), but a Christian empire with a Christian emperor.
Asher Morales
I fucked up my laptop lads
Can anyone help rebuild my welsh pepe folder?
Angel Scott
Looks kind of comfy desu.
Jayden Howard
That's what I'd do to silence the Leftists. I'd take in tens of thousands of prostitutes, sluts, and whatever from Asia, and call them refugees, and say "Look at how many refugees I am taking in! Stop whining!"
Logan Gray
That picture gets posted here about ten times a day but I never get tired of seeing it.
Josiah Morris
RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CITY is still 80%+ white its the eastern , northwest and inner south where the pakis and blacks are
Gabriel Taylor
Your political class paints immigration as absolutely necessary. This is to offset your birthrates being unsustainable and thus your economy too.
Jason Stewart
Why does Japan have a birth rate problem anyway they should just send me there hurr muh dik
Liam Butler
I would open my heart and home to as many as could fit.
Noah Wilson
>We are reduced: as White people first, and just as humans second. But we have to understand that belief is not a narrowness. Belief is an understanding that there are truths outside nature, and outside the contingent universe that’s in front of us, that are absolute. The left-wing view that it’s all relative, or we make it up as we go along, is false. Nietzsche believes that we test ourselves here now in relation to what’s going on before us. And the more primordial we are, the more we live in accordance with what we might become, the more we link with those concepts which are eternal and that exist outside us.
>So what appears with half an eye closed to be an atheistic, a secular, and a modern system, if you switch around and look at it from another perspective, is actually a form for traditional ideas of the most radical, the most far-reaching, the most reactionary, and most archaic and primordial sort to come back. To come back from the past. What the New Right on the Continent in the last 40 years has been is the reworking of certain ideas, including certain ideas associated with fascism, and their reworking so that they come back, into modernity, where we are now.
Carter Jones
>Christian empire with a Christian emperor (socialists)
Owen Garcia
If you read the article its more than just a cupboard with a bed in it.
>Find job vacancy online that's only been there for an hour >50+ applications already
I feel your pain
Grayson Morales
dude plastic sugery lmao they dont look like that natrually t.area with alot of chinks and viets
Mason Torres
>If you look at mass and popular culture, the heroic is still alive. It’s still alive in junk films, in comic books, in forms that culturally elitist society and intellectuals disprivilege. Why is the heroic treated at that level? Because liberalism can’t deal with the heroic. It doesn’t have a space for it in its ideology, so it decants it. Nothing can be destroyed. Liberals think that they’ve destroyed the ideas in this room, but they haven’t: they’ve just displaced them into other areas. And they’ve found new ways to come up, and new syntheses that emerge.
>Much of popular culture involves the celebration of men–iconographically, in films and so on–who are authoritarian, who are hierarchical, who are elitist. How many cinema posters have you seen with the man alone with a gun staring off into the distance? It’s the primordial American myth.
>These are men who think “fascistically.” And they fight against fascism. They fight against authoritarian ideas of what the West once was and can be. This is always the trick: that they will use the ideology of the Marine Corps, to fight for a liberal, a humanist, and a Democratic purpose. That’s the trick. In every film, in every television program, in every comic, in every simple novel, in everything that the masses consume that isn’t purely about sex or sport, the heroic is there. And they always fight for liberal causes, and their enemies are always grinning Japanese generals, or Nazis. Used again, and again, and again, as a stereotype, of a stereotype, of a stereotype, to impose the idea that that which is core, primal, Indo-European, is morally wrong.
Christian Bennett
Socialists/Communists/Marxists are atheists. When I say a Christian empire, I am not necessarily dictating any particular economic system, nor am I even saying that the Christian emperor should be a hereditary monarch as opposed to an elected one.
Leo Johnson
Everyone's too busy fapping to anime/manga/tentacle porn to bother having sex
Jack Adams
I remember when on the BBC he blamed the London riots (rightly so) on black culture and said 'the whites have become black'. He's brilliant.
