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Everything posted by Leo Gura
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Yes, that is a factor to keep in mind. I'm not sure how easy that is to pull off successfully. Since there are usually multiple cameras and gaps in footage would look suspicious.
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But that's not how sex works. You must deal with all the BS.
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That is the perfect title.
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Good case of when cops arrest cops:
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Well, that's another matter, but of course such topics are important.
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Leo Gura replied to PurpleTree's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Broke countries will not have the AI software that will make these drones so deadly. AI tech will allow NATO to do war without risking human lives. This solves the problem of lack of resolve for bodybags. Really, the US should be switching to a robotic army. Smaller countries will not have the resources to match it. Israel is already doing a lot of mechanized turrets and so on. But that is just the beginning. I bet the DoD is developing some wicked robotic stuff in secret right now. Why can't a tank or plane be fully remote controlled? It's a no-brainer. Imagine an aircraft carrier than is fully remote controlled. No need for food, kitchens, toilets, beds, medical bays, dining rooms, lounges. And the drones it flies are smaller too. The efficiency gains are crazy! -
Leo Gura replied to PurpleTree's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I think drones would still be highly effective if they were more expensive. Like a $100k drone with some firepower and armor on it. A soldier is worth more than $100k and a drone like that could take out multiple soldiers or vehicles. A sniper drone would be super deadly and terrifying. A sniper drone could land on a high perch, shut off its rotors, and snipe in silence, then reposition itself. Or a grenade launcher drone. -
Obviously there's those illusions. But then there are deeper, more advanced illusions even after you've had plenty of sex.
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Interesting addict bust:
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Def some truth to this, however that is irrelevant to my views on sex. It's not like I dislike humans so much that I wouldn't enjoy sex with them. Obviously my views on sex are my own preferences based on my own experiences and tastes. I'm not asking you to adopt my views on sex. But I suggest to you that your views on sex may be clouded by illusions and fantasies of which you are not yet conscious.
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That's your narrow construction of sex. I have a broader notion of it. The notion that sex must be physical and not mental is just a limited construct. I've had plenty of sex which is worse and less satisfying than mastrubation. At least 50% of it is. There came a day in my life when I looked back at all the sex I had and realized that most of it wasn't great. I broke the illusion of physical sex for myself. That's part of what it means to jailbreak your mind.
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I def get entertainment out of it. But it's also education and I am mindful of the trap of judging and blaming people. You can see a lot of blaming and demonizing in the comment sections under every video, which is low consciousness stuff. Empathy has to be balanced against the depraved ways these people behave. You can have empathy but still enforce tough justice. Some people just need a dog to bite them to learn their lesson. Suffering is the best teacher.
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@OBEler Something like that.
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The thing I like about the K9s is that at least once he bites into them no judge is there to soften the blow. They can skip bail but the dog bite will remain seared into their mind. All these DUI people need at least one good dog bite to teach them a lesson.
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We gotta boycott and bury this devilish Honey thing. Make Paypal regret ever acquiring it. We need some lawsuits for fraud and theft.
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As you watch these police cams it's a good test of consciousness, to see if you are able to resist the trap of moral righteousness and demonization.
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I went so deep that I realized it's too serious for most people to handle. Going as deep as I did would be harmful to most. This stuff ain't all fun and adventure.
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Asks for supervisor, gets K9 instead:
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I can't promise you it's worth it for you. That all depends on your goals, values, and personality. And there are risks. The more you trip the more chances for things to go wrong. All I'm claiming is that you will realize stuff at 200 trips which you could not have realized at 30. Things get more weird and profound. Whether that's good for you I cannot say.
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There is some degree of systemic corruption and bias within the police as well. But in my view this is normal, expected, and within reasonable range. Do police protect their own too much? Yes, that is a problem. However, it's also understandable why -- because their jobs are truly dangerous and difficult unlike almost any other job. I give the police benefit of the doubt because they are necessary for securing peace and order, to protect us from psychopaths, lunatics, and total human scum. Watching all this cam footage shows just how difficult their work is. So this gives me lots of empathy for their position. I think that leftists and progressives are not appreciative enough of police because Green people in general are so idealistic and utopian that they do not understand the brutality of life and how to deal with stage Red people. I am in favor of strict punishment of serious crime and stupidity, because being too liberal here leads to serious problems. I don't think that my view of police inhibits investgation of spots where they are corrupt. I don't agree that the public should have an inherent distrust of police. This is not how a health society would be. We need to restore trust in police by making them as free of corruption as possible and as fair as possible. Working towards this goal would be the best big picture direction for society. In general I think the US legal system and police is one of the best and fairnest in the world. It's actually amazing how good the system is, considering how bad it is in most parts of the world and how difficult it is to design such a system. I think what's needed are very practical solutions in this case, not hippie ideals, and not blanket skepticism or cynicism, because the stakes are so high. Because this is a matter of life and death. I think the leftist position on policing is not sound, blinded by their zeal for social justice, their inexperience, and their naivete. I think this position is practical, reasonable, and clean.
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If you break your leg, yeah. But if some human is doing it to you, that's gonna be serious trauma.
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Leo Gura replied to Anton Rogachevski's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
That's highly suspect. It's way too easy to spin history to suit one's ideological needs. Over? It's been 70 years of this stuff. People are being killed and losing their land. This isn't history as much as present reality and the next 50 years of future are in our hands. -
Leo Gura replied to Anton Rogachevski's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Why is that I don't have a problem admitting that Americans committed genocide but you cannot admit that of your country? The denial and intellectual dishonesty of Zionism is stunning. -
There's more insights to be had. That's definitely an issue. If you're after practicality then it does max out. In general tripping is not too practical. Yes, destabilization happens. You can still understand more and deeper things. Whether that's worth the time and risk is of course a matter of personal taste. There are things I understood after 200 trips which I would have never understood if I stopped at 30 trips. Stopping at 30 trips to me feels like stopping math after 4th grade. 4th grade math is good enough for most people. But then there's those of us who appreciate college level math.
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I don't see what's so toxic about her. Strikes me as standard Orange. At least in that video. She's basically doing standard Tony Robbins style self-help advice.
