Is living within your economic means a way to fight the system and jewry and be the ultimate redpill? In America many people are living in massive debt and are slaves to their job to support there habits. What can we do to improve ourselves by doing this and live a good life.
Economic freedom
Hudson Walker
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John Fisher
1. Don't pick women's studies
2. Only go to universty if you know what you want
3. Get a job.
4. Success
A good rule of thumb, don't spend more than what you earn.
Camden Cook
Do whatever makes you happy and raise at least enough children to replace you and your wife. Contribute a little bit to political discourse and you will have achieved more than all of your ancestors.
We were down to ~1,000 people during the Ice Age we'll pull through this. Young people are more antisemitic than Germans were in 1933. Change is coming. Sooner than later probably.
Jonathan Gray
You would be better off living in a self-sustainable manner than trying to avoid debt. In the latter, you're still paying for food, utilities, shelter, etc. which makes you beholden to the system regardless of whether you pay for them with credit or not. In the former you begin to not need the help of the state and its client industries at all.
Justin Brown
>want to live in a small, 1 bedroom 1 kitchen 1 bath appartement for myself
>room efficient, dont need much stuff, save endless amounts of money for hobbies instead of rent/mortage
>"LELELELEOLOLOL KEKSHED XDDDDD"
Henry Allen
Sounds comfy tb h.
Christian Flores
>there habits
Your educational system is in a shit state if you can't even write your own language correctly.
Angel Garcia
Why you so mean.
Henry Parker
>Is living within your economic means a way to fight the system and jewry and be the ultimate redpill?
YES YES YES
WE NEED THIS THREAD FOR A LONG TIME
fin ind general
also
youtube.com
also, is any polcak here fin ind?
t. poor croat (at least not in dept)
Adrian Sanders
You know what's better than pills?
Mainlining.