Basman

This already been a thing in the Netherlands for years, though I believe it was ruled as unconstitutional recently. It triggers finance/crypto bros immensely and causes them to hyperventilate because it nerfs investing. Maybe not such a bad idea on paper. Investing is a low value activity relative to the absurd amount of money you can make of it. And all top tier financers abuse the system to avoid taxes.

Authoritarians are categorically not conservative. They are revolutionary.

A big part of the issue is that immigration policy didn't get broad public consent. People feel it was just pressed unto them by a technocratic machine that doesn't take their concerns seriously.

That and anime stickers. The explanation is that soldiers are nerds. Geek shit like playing games and watching anime stimulates the warrior spirit. There's a reason why drone controls use Xbox 360 controllers.

People not feeling a duty to society reflects the neoliberal culture of our age. It's a lack of healthy stage blue in my opinion.

Luxury bottled water brands, like Voss water. Literally just water but Gucci.

It's silly to debate lord over differences in preference. A boom and bust cycle of intense learning is obviously not going to be everyone's cup of tea.

Went to my regular recently and as I walked in he gave me just cold look like he was saying "oh" and silently pointed me towards the waiting bench. Came up and he asked where I've been. With another cheaper barber. I pointed out how shit the haircut was from the one I cheated with and he asked how much I payed for it, as if to say if he's only worth a measly 5 dollar difference to him. The entire cut was kind of awkward and silent and made me feel anxious. Haircut was pretty bomb though and he kind of went crazy to please me and shit. Styled it like an orangutan though. Didn't tip. It's funny though, cause the only reason I went back was because the hairdresser I actually wanted that day was full. Thoughts?

Bruh, that other lawyer frame mogged him so hard. "You should leave this county, boah."

A nice guy is someone who can't express what they want directly, so they try to get things indirectly through manipulation. They see themselves as fundamentally unlovable (and thus tend to act like such). Boogie is a very severe case of being a nice guy. This guy pretends he's Mr. Rogers while being a total cu** in private.

Kindness is more about being trustworthy I think. Treating the other person's interests as your own. And nice guys aren't kind. They act conditionally with the expectation that being nice will get them pussy. They can be very entitled and lash out if you don't give them what they want. They are low energy and low self-esteem.

You don't know that. Your being really close minded and argumentative.

There are also people who find school interesting. Your acting like your experience is universal.

I guess you learnt nothing at school then.

I guess his esteemed position kept him insulated from his problems to a certain degree. It's why rich and powerful and heavily privileged people tend to lose touch with reality. Textbook example of being intelligent in one area and a dumbass in others. Why self-help is so great. It keeps you in touch with reality because you learn that there is always another level. Consider how insane you would get if you got super successful without any of the principles. You'd turn into a Trump.