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Nah. They are too busy giving scriptwriting and producing jobs to each other in a big incestuous bureaucracy.

You should be using whatever resources you have to get a better job. Use your money to learn a new software, enroll in a course, whatever you need to get a better job. McDonald's is a place to escape. What kind of work do you like doing? Use the money to get that kind of job.

At the very least, the soundtrack has a few bangers.

Casting Jared Leto in anything is THE red flag.

Obviously. Holding double standards is a key to power. You couldn't do it without a double standard.

Talk to physiotherapists and go to back pain specialists to get scans done. There are dozens of causes for back pain, and you need to be absolutely certain of what it is before suggesting a treatment. 3 years sounds like it could be a chronic illness or arthritis.

Always seek help. Because when one is in pain, they cannot trust themselves to be objective about their own suffering. Have hope that you can make a better future for yourself.

Depends on the type of liberal you are talking about. In Australia and the UK we make a distinction between wets and drys. Liberals are generally orange, but can lean either side of the spiral. The wets go to the opera (green), the dries go to church (blue).

Owning houses and property as an investment vehicle. People working in factories, mines, and other dangerous professions. Essentially extreme capitalism and anything that puts life at risk. In a couple hundred years (maybe even less) it will be ridiculous to have humans doing most things. We are entering the machine age - AGI and robotics are poised for their own industrial revolution.

What do you mean extinct? One is running the white house.

Green politics has barely even begun to emerge and is still riddled with many bad ideas. Don't expect to see it replace orange any time soon.

I would strongly suggest you secure another job or try content creation as a side thing for 3-6 months before quitting. From personal experience, I can tell you quitting a job without a proper plan was a big mistake.

What do we think of this guy? I'm a fan so far. He blends geopolitics with mythology to make sense of the world. He speaks very archetypically like old school Jordan Peterson.

But that Charlie Kirk quote assumes that everyone is reasonable. There is no such a thing as a reasonable disagreement when one of the parties involved in being unreasonable.