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  2. Ok let's disclose it.

    Schizophonia replied to Rishabh R's topic in Dating, Sexuality, Relationships, Family

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  3. Difference is, you have to deal with your own criminals, but you can limit criminals being imported. Never did I say that all migrants are violent, but a disproportionate number of them turn out to do crimes and violent behaviour. I laid out my prejudice in my original post and I want to change generalizing migrants, that's what is important to me. I met some Syrians, Kurds, Africans, etc. who I vibed well with and who in my eyes are well developed. Maybe it is the classic conflict between rich and poor, less so between cultures, that I'm feeling.
  4. If he is innocent why have 6 women come forward with similar stories of abuse? I believe the women, not his excuses. Because it fits his personality at the time. We was a wild drug and sex addict, drunk on his own fame and power. This is exactly the kind of guy he was, by his own stories.

  5. 15 banana trip report

    Asayake replied to MuadDib's topic in Psychedelics

    Its the tryptophane uptake to the blood brain barrier not serotonine
  6. No, I don't think so. Since many people see them. I don't think aliens know or care what we think of them.
  7. @Leo Gura Why do you think that?

  8. Help with Plugging 5meo - No results so far..

    Leo Gura replied to Jasper23's topic in Psychedelics

    Some people are immune to plugging, for unknown reasons. Your doses are pretty low. Try a substantially larger dose.

  9. The Ego

    Leo Gura replied to Spiritual Warrior's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God

    Good. Good. Progress.

  10. Help with Plugging 5meo - No results so far..

    Sammy123 replied to Jasper23's topic in Psychedelics

    @Psychonaut Calm the fck downn @Jasper23 Did you dissolve your freebase in kitchen vinegar first?! I had my first trip plugging freebase and I dissolved it in kitchen cooking white vinegar from the supermarket. This mightt help you -

  11. The Ego

    Someone here replied to Spiritual Warrior's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God

    There might be a false belief or expectation that life should always work out for you and you should be satisfied all along but consider that this is a totally false assumption and if you are seeking peace of mind , you have to understand that you are not fundamentally here on this earth to always be happy and satisfied. It seems like your direct experience contradicts your false expectations. The sooner you accept this principle the better . being a father in 31 in my humble opinion is a bit quick and you still need a little bit more of life experience.
  12. @Leo Gura Imagine if he is innocent though. And having to go through all this. He may be innocent with circus 🎪 full of red flags 🚩
  13. The geopolitical games the US and Soviet Union/Russia played in the Middle East caused a lot of damage for sure. It's really complicated if you think about it. They countered themselves to ensure the balance of power. Sadly for the Middle East, they are in the middle of it all and had weak political systems due to colonization, that is just truth. While Iraq was invaded by the US and some European militaries (France opposed that btw), Syria for example was mainly a battle between internal actors (with some influence by outside countries). So, it is not so easy as to always criticize the Europeans. These societies have to find their own way, as Europeans did themselves. The Middle Easterners are responsible for how they act as well. Don't always play the victim card. Back to the original theme: Geopolitical turmoil does not justify migrants behaving poorly in Europe. It is a systemic problem, yes. But individuals are responsible for their actions and should be held accountable.
  14. So beyond your post-colonial grievances, how do we suggest that we move forward to make our societies productive and safe? That's a very real geopolitical truth. The US mainly flourished as a superpower due to Oceans protecting its borders and being basically impossible to invade. Europe doesn't have that luxury and it's a great part of why it and the middle east are conflict ridden regions. The solutions that we propose and our politicians implement must consider these truths if they are be viable and not just based in virtue signalling.
  15. That All there is to this moment is this .
  16. @Ima Freeman And even they would have loved to stay in their countries if Europeans and Americans wouldnt have complicitly destroyed their homes and families Nobody flees his or her country because of fun Syria (by financing Russias war machinery), Iraq, Palestine and even the surge of the ayatollahs in Iran ( due to the hardcore american inteference in iranian politics, look at Mossadegh and the CIA Coup) would have all been flourishing countries if Europeans and Americans hadn't complicity destroyed them
  17. Just go there if you want to go there. Stop strategizing so much.
  18. At work a woman came towards me , put her arm around me then asked for my number and asked weather I am single. After we exchanged numbers I asked to come to a restaurant with me and she said yes.
  19. In Europe mostly neoliberal and social democratic parties are responsible for the incompetency of handling miass migration and subsequent integration. There ways of thinking worked well in the past, but in today's world, where you have a huge influx of migrants from lesser developed societies, it shows it's inadequacies. Consider which kind of migrants enter Europe and which Canada. Europe was swarmed by poor, desperate people, risking their lives by crossing oceans and walking 1000s of miles. In Canada, I guess, more wealthy, developed migrants enter by plane.
  20. @Schahin it was until 1996 so it's not so far in the past. The current war crimes and bloodshed that western countries shamelessly support are very present and affect millions of people. To think that because for the last 30 or 60 years some Western countries supposedly have developed a sense for human rights and that they have always been morally superior is delusional, because that's exactly what the rise of fascist is currently showing us, that it's only an experiment and is failing very rapidly. The far right extremist AfD in Germany where plenty of members have sympathies with the Nazis and Adolf Hitler are currently the strongest party in Germany. The humanistic experiment has been of a short time and Western countries will eventually become degenerate again, allthough huge part of the population may retain what they have learnt between the era of colonization and enslaving the world and World war 2 and the era of today
  21. It's near the top of my to read list. Currently reading his other book Laws of Human Nature and once I finish that I'll probably pickup a copy of the art of seduction. I'm very familiar with seduction strategies and framework, I'm now looking for a more historical exploration of how seduction work and the different archetypes of it. Especially I'm interested if he's gonna touch on the sensual lover archetype that enjoys human sensuality and connection and thus values having many sexual partners as that's the one I feel myself developping into. It seems missing from modern discourse as sexuality is either talked about in terms of solely the strategy of it or how the sexual revolution has affected culture whereas I'm more interested in the exploration of love with many people otherwise known as polyamory! I like this image, came up when I typed polyamory wallpaper on Google images. Combines the many loves etymology of Polyamory(poly = many and amory means love) with the bisexuality angle of being able to desire and love both genders.
  22. Btw. do you see alien technology as something ontological to ones consciousness? - Meaning that they are for example only visible if they wish to be seen? Maybe they figured out how to "sense" any kind of hostile or unprepared consciousness and stay invisible to that? I think I've heard this line from Bashar or some of his followers. Is that something you factor in, or experienced yourself as true?
  23. Sure, whatever floats your boat. Such as...?
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  25. @Ima Freeman I'm just countering your racism, you feel bad having seen a group of migrants and couldnt spread your love anymore. I see Neonazis everyday and still smile at them for inside them still sits an innocent soul allthough they are morally corrupted. And the statement that you have no problem against migrants who are legally working there. 1. Migrants are not only working objects most of them lost their homes because of the European Union war policies, especially Syrians and Palestinians You and many other Europeans always talk like that, and that makes us migrants or descendants of migrants have to prove our "kindness" thousand times more than a white person. We have to go through ordeals sometimes only to receive your approving, and at the end you just tolerate us for having realised that we are humans too and now we can live in your "amazing" country, we have to be grateful for being here, otherwise you give us the most horrible names. I have seen enough of such things seriously
  26. I have had many times with my wingmen that we got invited to go to clubs by girls that we approached. I wonder if this is a good thing or not, one time they wanted to kidnap my wingmen into the club hahaha. But I see this many times even in a few seconds. But then I wonder, is that because they want free drinks or truely attracted?
  27. Your reply sounds to me more like Stage Green moral outrage vs Stage Yellow systemic thinking. Understand our history and how the states we inhabit were formed is very important. The current politicians today are not the same ones that operated the Canadian Indian residential school system nor is that what we were discussing in terms of immigrants assimilating in a culture. If you have a particular interest in discussing the history of First Nations in Canada I would be curious to do so as well as I think they actually did not assimilate well to our current society and the system that was used historically and even today clearly is not working. I'm interested in solutions and how we make our world better than it is 5 and 10 years from now; if you have some in mind feel free to share as that's a valuable topic to discuss.
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