Hardkill

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  1. This worried me at first, but I really don’t think that he would dare to really make this into a very unmoderated platform because of how much of a legal liability that will become, especially after what happens with the January 6th capitol riot incident. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBeEjohoLiU&t=332s Also, it looks like Trump doesn’t even want to return to twitter anymore.
  2. It was getting dangerously close at first. As a matter of fact, a lot of Macron supporters are not seeing this as a victory to celebrate because of how much closer Le Pen got this time compared to her previous attempts. Do you think that there will be a day when all of these right-wing echo-chambers will no longer be able to brainwash the great majority of people in all of the 1st world countries just like how religion has for over several decades continually declined in its power to indoctrinate toxic archaic religious ideologies in most 1st world individuals in the world?
  3. In a lot ways that’s true. However, like you also said before the mainstream media greatly contributed to the fall of Trump because they did their due diligence of showing the whole country the profound level of devilry that Trump and all of his supporters did.
  4. Ah, I see. So, they don’t have that much control over politicians because there are too many corporate donors and lobbyists that each of your typical politicians are funded by and each of these megadonors and megalobbyists don’t have the exact same agendas, goals, and desires as each other. Instead, a lot of times each of them actually try to outcompete or counter each other’s proposals for that same politician. Actually, now that this is making more sense to me, there have been some wealthy donors like Bezos, Buffett, and Soros who have clearly announced their support for higher corporate taxes. Even the American oligarch, Bloomberg, who undoubtedly has been one of the largest corporate donors for many big name politicians in the country, thought that the Trump tax cuts was a terrible mistake for the country and has urged Washington to raise the corporate taxes and taxes for the wealth back to what they were before. Also, come to think of it, regarding social policies that are neither economic or business related, probably most corporate lobbyist have either: a) never really cared about them as long as they don’t interfere with their economic or business agenda or b) perhaps genuinely support some amount of liberal policies, but with some kind of “corporate compromise.” But during both the Clinton and Obama eras, the Democrats had pushed for and successfully some significant tax increases on corporations and rich. That’s why we had a balanced budget in the 90s and Obamacare had the individual mandate tax. Also, Biden, Harris, Pelosi, Schumer, even Manchin, and almost every other Democrat in Congress have been earnestly constantly trying as hard as they can to increase the taxes on the rich and corporations to some significant degree.
  5. We have a lot more racial and ethnic diversity compared to most countries around the world and certainly compared to all European countries. I thought that was why there is a lot more people who believe anti-immigration in many European nations than even those in the USA.
  6. I kinda thought that, but you’re saying that corporations could then get away with influence politicians to pass other kinds disgusting laws to be passed like as repealing Obamacare, repealing civil rights, anti gay work laws, etc.? Also, how come most corporate Dems, especially everyone in democratic leadership for increasing taxes on the wealthy and corporations in as many ways possible? How much longer will the people be willing to put up with this kind of devilry?
  7. If Sweden is much more evolved than America then why aren’t the Swedish as open to racial and ethnic diversity as Americans are?
  8. My mom says that he is bipolar because of how impulsive, erratic, and manic he has always been all of his life in ways that she has seen in patients she has worked with who have been diagnosed with bipolar. Also, one of her best friends has always had bipolar. I guess he would have to get himself officially by a psychologist or psychiatrist to find out for sure.
  9. All politicians throughout history have been known as being corrupt and manipulative to varying degrees. However, I believe that Trump has been one of if not very first political leader of any 1st first world country to be recognized widely by numerous mental health experts around the world as being a malignant narcissist or narcissistic psychopath. My mom is a retired mental health occupational therapist with a PhD for that specific field and worked with all kinds of in patients will various moderate to severe levels of psych disorders. She also knew a lot about him having been born, raised and lived in the heart of New York City for decades and even met him in a couple of times because how socially connected her ex husband was to people like him. She said that in her opinion, Trump has been the only US president in all of history who needs to be seriously institutionalized, medicated for bipolar or hypomania, and go through extremely intense psychotherapy. Of course she gets that he would never do any work on his mental health or soul at all because of his extreme ego, pride, and laziness.
  10. Even though she won that many votes she was proud far right politician. Her party is literally far right: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Rally Also she has had a widespread reputation of promoting extreme right wing policies.
  11. Happy birthday, Leo!
  12. I agree with that. Only the Fed Reserve and the sorting out of the global supply chain issues are the two real factors that can fix this entire inflation issue.
  13. Damn...So then that means that I going to have to wait at least another 3-4 years before I can ever get the chance to have a decent paying job, move out of my parents' home, and find a place to live in a big city like LA to devote another 3-4 years to practice my skills with cold approaching and dating like you and Leo have. I don't even know if for sure if I will even be able to afford a place live near live a big city given the constantly rising rental and housing prices every year in America, particular in or near cities LA, Las Vegas, or Chicago. Fuck. I am not looking forward at all to becoming a single 38 to 42 year old man, which is when my good looks, youth, testosterone, stamina, agility, physical recovery, joint function, sperm fertility and health, etc. will begin to seriously decline. I am already lost a fair amount of hair on my head and I am getting very worried about that because my looks have been of the only few natural strengths I have. Also, by that age, my mind will be transitioning more seriously on considering having a family of my own before I risk getting too old to have healthy and functional children of my own. I really don't know whether it is worth pursuing a DPT degree for 3-4 years before I committed to hardcore cold approaching and online dating or not. I've tried it mindfulness before but I never been able to muster up the discipline to consistently practice it. It's been one of the most challenge things I've been struggling with for much of my life.
  14. I know that some guys who are good with girls have been saying that if you are a guy that is in college then you got to go to as many frat parties as possible because those are the best places and times to meet the hottest and most popular girls in college. That would mean that a guy would have to join a fraternity it order to be to regularly be invited to these parties. However, what if a guy like me never wanted to be a part of a frat because of all of the stupid things you have do and the amount of extra time you have you sacrifice to commit to the organization? Would that mean that the guy's chances of ever getting laid with an attractive girl in college or university will be very unlikely unless he gets very lucky?
  15. Well, then that being the case, then you think that I shouldn't be making any excuses for not cold approaching at least to some extent in the University that's near me?
  16. I get that you still need to have the skill and confidence to pull hot girls in frat/sorority parties, but when I went to college at a big university I found it hard to meet a lot of attractive girls on campus without cold approaching, except at the few frat parties I went to. I wanted to go to more of these parties but I wasn't able to because I didn't join a frat and wasn't close friends with any frat guys. Perhaps, I shouldn't have said that joining was that stupid. Sorry. I just personally never liked the idea of joining one given what it involved like the hazing, the drinking games or tests, the negative reputation many fraternities have gotten, or what have you. Also, I wasn't able to manage my time well enough to be in a frat given how much I've always sucked with time management to begin with and how much classwork I had to do, how seriously committed I was to martial arts and fitness. You got me. I have generalized anxiety disorder, which is also sometimes called the "what if" worry syndrome. However, I've always had a such a hard time finding new girls to meet because of my anxieties and my social skills deficits. I've actually gotten so much better with my social anxiety as I've gotten better from learning and practicing how to manage it better and improving my social skill deficits after going through so much emotional heartache of constantly failing with many people and women through massive amount of time spent on online dating and years of trying to get good a cold and warm approach in as many kinds of venues, small towns, and medium sized cities as I could. The times when I did practice cold approach in a big city such a LA, where unfortunately rare opportunities for me. Additionally, after I graduated from that big university I never got the chance to live near a big city where I could always meet a lot of women without worrying about my rep as the village creeper or city weirdo. I do live very close to a university that is fairly large in its student population, but that's the only densely populated that conveniently near where I live and even then I'd still have to be mindful about how I may come off there. I obviously don't want to have a reputation there of being some creepy stranger who randomly hits on girls. Furthermore, I cannot afford to move to a big city like LA or even a place that's close enough to a city. I don't have enough money of my own, still living with my parents, and am currently focusing on trying to get into a DPT program (which will take years to complete. Even if I get into this DPT school and graduate from there, I will be in my late 30s to early 40s. I fear that by the time that happens, I may not have much youth left to devoted even more years into becoming truly successful with women.
  17. So, then why do a lot of girls like to check out a guy visually and sometimes during the very first second of seeing him will be like “oh, he looks cute☺️“ or “wow, he looks hot! ?” or “oh my, he looks handsome?”? I’ve even had that happen to me a number of times before in my life.
  18. Let’s compared the stats for between the COVID pandemic and the Spanish flu pandemic (which was the most previous kind of worldwide pandemic that occurred). Spanish flu 1918 pandemic: - virus killed approximately 25–50 million (generally accepted), other estimates range from 17 to 100 million throughout the entire world. - about 500 million people worldwide were infected with the disease to varying degrees of severity. - pandemic lasted for a little over 2 years (from February 1918 to April 1920) - estimated population of the whole world from 1918-1920 was about 1.8-1.9 billion. - no vaccine or strong treatment of any kind was available for this virus COVID-19 pandemic: - Approximately no more than 6.21 million people have died from this virus. - about 500 million people worldwide have been infected with the disease to varying degrees of severity. - pandemic has lasted for more than 2 years (from December 2019 to present) - estimated population of the whole world is currently 7.9 billion. - various brands of highly effective and 99.99% safe vaccines and pills for this virus have been available for most of the general public worldwide and will of course continue to become increasingly accessible until practically every single living human on the planet can get vaccinated and easily get COVID pill prescribed by their nearest doctor. Taking a look at the difference between the outcomes of each these viral pandemics you’ll see that there were MANY TIMES more people in the world per capita who were infected and killed by the spanish flu virus than those who have been infected and killed by the COVID-19. The major reason for this difference is not just because of the use of lockdowns for this virus and no lockdowns in the past for the Spanish flu. It’s really because there was no vaccine or even an effective treatment at all for the Spanish flu, whereas there has been incredibly effectively vaccines and pills for either preventing you from getting infected with COVID or at least saving you from dying or even being hospitalized (unless you have a disease that makes you immunocompromised). Even if you are 65+ years old you’ll have about a 95% chance of not dying or even being hospitalized as long as you are fully vaccinated and boosted (unless you are maybe 100+ years old and/or have a disease that makes you immunocompromised)
  19. Many people have been saying that the main reason why about 50% of the people in the USA have been stuck in the right-wing dogma is because of how uneducated and unintelligent all of them are. But what if hypothetical speaking everyone out there in the world who is still uneducated and unintelligent become smart and well educated individuals? How do we know that all of those people won't just end up becoming a world wide population of highly educated and intelligent conservatives like Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro, Kayleigh McEnany, or Condoleezza Rice?
  20. The experts on this matter know about the long-term negative effects of it from extensive years of research and testing on both this virus and on different vaccine methods. The mRNA COVID vaccine for decades has had such exceptional success that it even surpasses the effectiveness and safety that of the viral vector COVID vaccine. It even is a lot more efficient to create an mRNA vaccine than it is with the viral vector vaccines (the usual types of vaccines which have a deadened version of the virus). That's why the virologists, other related medical scientists, bioengineers, medical doctors, etc. were able to greatly reduce the time needed to study and test the both the efficacy and possible long-term negative effects of taking any of the COVID vaccines. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvA9gs5gxNY
  21. Sleeping with at least one model or a girl who looks as hot as model one day in your life should be an achievable goal for all guys no matter how many approaches it takes, yeah?
  22. “Yeah, but we don’t know enough about the possible long-term negatives effects of these vaccines. We need wait at least 5-10 years....” says the fool.
  23. Yeah, I really don’t see how the Biden administration itself would have much control over that issue. But “this transition to renewable is already hurting our precious American economy and businesses all around the country....” “Thanks to Biden’s lack of all of the above energy policies and the radical left’s impractical push for green type energy, we have 40 year high inflation, insufficient energy fuel, and an awful lot of our constituents are suffering financially.”
  24. Yeah, my dad, who like you is a wise centre-left Democrat that wants society to progress as much as it is realistically possible, and I totally agree that these progressives are being so foolish with these genuinely extreme green peace ideas (not the good and necessary liberal ideas that the conservatives and Republicans have been constantly framing as “radical left”). That’s why Biden and the Democrats from now on need to concentrate hard on messaging to the public more pragmatic centrist ideas and policies. In fact, they need to persuade the public on how they will sincerely work as hard as they can to find ways to materially improve the safety and economic situation of the people’s lives given the 40 year high inflation, possible looming recession, continual violent crime waves, and possibly reform immigration and perhaps improve national border security. Btw, what is your take of the criticism from conservatives and even some moderates saying that Biden hasn’t been doing enough to fix the Southern border immigration issue? Or how about the criticism from the right and the very center including Manchin himself saying that Biden’s attempts to transition our country’s energy usage from coal and fossil to renewable has been happening too much and too fast because it has been contributing to inflation and further undermined our overall economy and total energy availability?