Hardkill

It’s hopeless.....?

I actually am very seriously considering buying some kind of gun and a bulletproof vest. I definitely want to make a panic room. The more I think about what has happened to our country the more I realize how dangerous it has gotten. I know you guys say that there probably isn’t going to be a civil war within the foreseeable future, but I actually think that as long America seems to no longer be a safe country for anyone to live in given the skyrocketing right wing terrorism in the US.

But what if we can't even maneuver around them?

Oh yeah. True. So, if a guy approached 1,000s girls then it would be impossible for him to not get laid?

So, if a woman’s survival is threatened by sleeping around then why are a lot of women these days sleeping around?

I’ve decided not to try any psychedelics ever until they become legal and are approved by the FDA and CDC. In my opinion, they are still too experimental for me to try them.

So, if a guy approached 1,000s girls then it would be impossible for him to not get laid? I know that practically any girl can get laid if they wanted to, but that doesn’t mean that she is guaranteed to ever get a boyfriend or husband in her entire life if she doesn’t try her best unless she is hot.

I am disappointed that he said that. I thought he was a liberal.

So then how can a guy ever get his self-esteem healed if after approaching thousands of girls he still couldn’t even get one of them? How does a girl ever recover her self-esteem if she could never get a boyfriend or husband throughout her entire life even by the time she reaches 60 something years old?

Apparently, Mongolia has a democracy. How is a 2nd world country like that able to maintain a democracy when it is about as poor as Iraq and its infrastructure doesn't appear to be as good as even China's?

Yeah, I think even Leo said that psychedelics are not for most people because you’re supposed to be more evolved than most people in the world and have a sound and clear mind for it.

Hmmm...I guess things have gotten too complicated politically these days for these countries to easily go to war with each other. Well, I hope that Mongolia is able to keep and even promote its level of democracy in the future.

That "Shaman" shouldn't have taken any psychedelics. It probably brought out the worst in him. I am afraid of taking psychedelics because I have clinical depression and anxiety. I am worried that if I take them then I'll become psychotic.

Well, in the grand scheme of things, no perfect democracy has ever existed. However, some countries such as India have a flawed democracy, otherwise known as an illiberal democracy. Then you have other countries such as the United Kingdom that have a full democracy, otherwise known as a liberal democracy. Here are the definitions of flawed democracy and full democracy. flawed democracy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illiberal_democracy full democracy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberal_democracy Actually, the sad truth about America is that it has fallen from being a full democracy to a flawed democracy. Though it’s still a 1st world flawed democracy whereas countries such as India and Mongolia are 2nd world flawed democracies. As for Russia and China, they right now are seriously considering taking over Taiwan and Ukraine respectively. So, if Russia and China are not respecting the independence of those countries, then why would continue to respect the independence of Mongolia? Perhaps you do have a point about Russia or China not needing Mongolia. Then again, why not take over it when you’re power hungry and you have the might to do so?

Some of the highest income countries in the Middle East including Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar are still very authoritarian countries. Yet, each of the countries' GDP per capita and infrastructure are greater than the vast majority of other countries around the world. In fact, UAE has even better infrastructure than the US does, its GDP per capita is very close to that of Japan's, and it has a strong military. Furthermore, Saudi Arabia's military is more powerful than the great majority of other militaries around the world, has better infrastructure than 1st world countries such as Ireland and Norway, and has a GDP per capita greater than Greece, which is a first world country. Qatar's GDP per capita is almost equal to that of USA, its infrastructure is on par with Israel's, and the country is a strategic ally of the USA. So, why haven't there been democratic revolutions within each of these countries yet?

Again, I didn't say that everyone in the world wants a liberal democracy NOW. Yes, it will take many decades if not a century or more for each 2nd and 3rd world country to achieve that but that is still supposed to be one of the ultimate goals of every country to achieve. Even Leo said that.

Yeah but their economy isn't strong and it's still a very poor country. Plus, it's bordered by Russia to the north and China to the south and Mongolia doesn't appear to have a strong enough military to defend itself from either of those countries. Russia and China not only have two next strongest militaries in the world after the USA, but also they are each ruled by very shrewd and highly autocratic dictators. So, how can a country like Mongolia afford to have even a flawed democracy when it seems to be danger of being taken over by either Russia or China and it has a very weak economy?

I didn't say that everyone in the world wants a democracy now, but everyone throughout the whole world needs to strive to reach that level of government sometime in the future, whether it be a western style democracy or eastern style democracy or whatever kind of liberal democracy.

It's a very strong possibility that that will happen, but probably a lot of less people will end up dying from COVID or get some kind of permanent damage from the virus compared to last year or the year before.

Smoking hot girls can also be nervous around guys too.

I see. So do you think that countries like India and Mongolia have been able to have some kind of democracy for a while despite them being so underdeveloped?

Not getting boosted is no longer an option! Even if you don' t die or even hospitalized from being infected, you still to do our part to REDUCE THE SPREAD of this virus as much as possible by getting fully vaccinated then boosted.

That's why having a democracy in that country would help to eliminate a lot of the corruption and massive income equality there. It would also allow much more equality of education for everyone within the country. Besides, countries like India and Mongolia already has had some level of democracy and yet those nations have infrastructures, economies, and education rates that are very far inferior to that of Qatar, UAE, and Saudi Arabia. Oh I see. So, do you think that monarchy in those countries will soon collapse?

In what way are they too young?

Yeah but guys, Leo said that once a nation has a high enough income and good enough infrastructure, then enough of its people will want to rebel for more equality and freedom. So, why haven’t a lot of people within Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and UAE been fighting hard for more freedom and equal rights?