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>>112040
I saw this at a traveling exhibition of Art Deco cars. There was a lot of super cool, super rare stuff there.

>>112048
Obvious amateur photography.

There was a lot of cool stuff in this exhibit.

cube on top of a rectangle was here
art deco is a fag

yah I'm aware of the captcha problem. We're still working on migrating to a new site software which would address that.

As for shills, who wants to be an /n/ only mod?

Recently.. it does seem like /n/ could use some moderation. If anybody really cares for this (half-)dead site.

>>111952
see even the guy who would be banned supports it.

>"no guys operatorchan is too small for russian shills so we don't need to do anything about them!"
>FSB outed as running furry porn tumblrs to spread propaganda
https://www.newstatesman.com/world/2018/03/forget-facebook-russian-agents-have-been-pretending-be-furries-tumblr

>>112030
shills can only effectively take advantage of people who are so weak minded that they don't know what their opinions are or why they have them. those people are going to be pushed around and tricked into acting against their own interests by some smooth operator, if its not slavs then it will be democrats or republicans or some crazy preacher. its not russians thats the problem, what they are able to do is just a symptom of our own domestic idiocy epidemic.

>"you can fool some of the people all of the time"
>~"Honest" Abe Lincoln

>>111996
>loot their countries
You forgot about "rape their women" part, shill. No bonus for you.

>>111998

Forget the term "Militia." It undermines your legitimacy and orients your organization toward uselessness. There needs to be an actual purpose to get people together.

You can have an infromal social club.
You can have a political organization that happens to have a security branch. (Although you'll need the money, and a reason for existence beyond "having a militia")
You can also have other things.
But a plain old militia is a non-starter.

>>112006
IMO the thing to do is start a monthly two gun competition like Karl from InRange.
We are all the militia, we just need to train more.

If you want to encourage people to do group training as well then do a team based thing occasionally where you practice something specific.

Obviously safety is more difficult to enforce with more than one person so you'll need to work that out, tiger valley rules seem pretty good.

>>112006
Sounds too hard, instead lets dress up like airsofters, pretend we're in the military and we're all 5 star generals, grow beards to blend in with the Muj' in middle America, and not exercise while posting on Facebook about how we're ready to water the tree of liberty.

Everything I've heard about it sounds more like a "person darts from bushes into traffic" thing.

>>111993
You rolled the dice when you stepped out on the road, monkey-boy.

>>111994
>walking outside of a crosswalk
>moving at a speed of 40 mph
looks like a 4 lane highway
Yep I'd guess it probably wasn't the car's fault. It was bound to happen at some point, happens every day with human drivers.

>>111762
automation and connectedness are allowing for greater attempts at control.

I am frequently tempted to sell everything and go build a shack in the woods and wait for the coming technocratic dystopian nightmare that we are hurtling towards.

book related. people have been manipulated into voting one way or another for the last 2000 years.

>>111960
people from the top down are constantly trying to get across the point of just how important they are so you will respect them and do their bidding. one of the ways they do it is by getting you to vote for them.
the most gullible 110 million people in the country vote and the most gullible fraction of them decides the outcome.
if no was an option rather than just left or right voter turnout would be a lot higher.

Many years ago there was a sailor who had traveled to many different countries and seen many different sights. One day as he was sailing across the seas he came upon an island and decided to rest there for a while. He moored his boat on the shore and began to look around. All around the island was a beautiful white beach and behind the beach was a dense tropical jungle. All was quiet until...

He thought he could hear a faint noise in the distance and tilted his head to listen. He sensed it came from within the jungle and walked closer. Sure enough, once again he heard this faint noise in the background. He started to hack his way through the foliage in order to make a pathway. The more he moved inland the louder the noise became. He continued to cut his way through until eventually he reached a clearing and there in the middle of the clearing he saw an old man sitting cross-legged on the ground.

The old man has his eyes closed and was chanting "Mo, Mo, Mo" in long, soft tones. The sailor approached the old man and tapped him on the shoulder. The old man turned slowly around and smiled.

"Excuse me," said the sailor, "I think you have made a mistake. I think you should be saying 'Om, Om, Om.'"

"Oh," said the old man, smiling. "Thank you so much," and began to chant, "Om, Om, Om."

The sailor felt pleased with himself and made his way back to the boat. He began to sail away, and when he had sailed for a while he felt a tap on his shoulder. He turned around, surprised to see the old man, who said, "Forgive me for interrupting your journey. Could you please remind me what the chant should be?"

The sailor, in a state of shock, said, "Om, Om, Om."

"Thank you so much," said the old man and walked back across the water to the island.

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>>111966
Didn't mean to post that-- Forget it.

Fabrication of events is nothing new. The Jews, for example, have been doing it since day one.

But as long as our maps are still accurate and we can accurately know where things are, it's all good. Nobody can manipulate that, right?

Since Russians have been brought up, the way I see it is thta their problem is that the Soviet period has caused the criminal/prison culture and mindset to permeate very deeply throughout society as a whole. It's a way of thinking themleaves them with no respect for themselves or others, only a cynical desire to humiliate people. It's not really their fault, just the way they turned out. Really a sad sight.

  When Trump and other politicians suggested arming teachers to combat school shooters, I consistently replied that I would not trust most the teachers I knew to throw together a ham sandwich without screwing it up, much less use a firearm and hope they do not kill everyone else except for the target.

Reminds me of the imbecilic DEA cop who brandished an "unloaded" pistol (and had a teacher check to see if it was unloaded, which they failed in doing) in a classroom and said, "Fifty Cent, Too Short; all of 'em talk about a Glock 40 [there is no such model, it's a Glock 22]. Okay, I'm the only one in this room, that I know of, professional enough to carry this Glock 40. I'm the only one." He went to holster it and shot himself in the leg.
https://youtu.be/AxWWJaTEdD0

  Student Injured By Instructor's Gun After Trump Endorses Arming Teachers https://youtu.be/LR28IFIbL70
Just days after President Donald Trump proposed giving teachers guns to better protect their classrooms from school shootings, a California teacher fired a bullet from his semi-automatic handgun in class, injuring one of his students.
Local TV station KSBW reported that the incident happened Tuesday at Seaside High School, where reserve police officer Dennis Alexander was teaching a class about gun safety.
A parent told KSBW that Alexander had just finished explaining to the class that he wanted to check and make sure his gun wasn't loaded when it went off.
The bullet ricocheted off the ceiling, and one 17-year-old student was injured in the neck. Although his injuries were minor, the student went home with blood on his shirt. Alexander has been placed on administrative leave while the case is investigated.
Elsewhere around the US, students are calling for new measures on gun control. On Wednesday, during National Walkout Day, students across the country took a knee, laid on the ground, and walked out of their schools in a synchronized protest against deadly gun violence.
The day of action came exactly a month after the Parkland, Florida school shooting that killed 17 people.

no u dont fam.

  A good start.

Wat?

Wat!

Waaaak, waaak.

>>111903

fucking sugar and corn syrup in fucking EVERYTHING.

I dropped 15 pounds just by drastically reducing sugar and alcohol intake.

Shit's poison, yo.

  >>111926
Good going! Cutting out the booze and sugar is great for improving health and loosing weight. Some dieting friends only treat themselves to booze and sweets on Sunday but strictly restrict that for the rest of the week.

Corn-Syrup Lobbyist Will Now Make Dietary Guidelines For The USDA https://youtu.be/Gz34ejZw53w

Corn Syrup Lobbyist Is Helping Set USDA Dietary Guidelines
http://www.ibtimes.com/political-capital/corn-syrup-lobbyist-helping-set-usda-dietary-guidelines-2649307

That also reminds me a recent historical anecdote.
>a bystander asks Ukrainian "warrior" in Donbass:
>- hey, i've heard you are fighting Russian army out there
>- sure thing, we are fighting them with all might of our ancient art of war, almost won them, in fact
>- but why won't you go and return the Crimean peninsula, if you are so great at that
>- well, you see, we only say that there's Russian army here, but in Crimea there's an actual one

>>111909
>>111910
>HREEEEEK RHEEEEK GRONK GRONK

At bottom of Kremlin's neurotic view of world affairs is traditional and instinctive Russian sense of insecurity. Originally, this was insecurity of a peaceful agricultural people trying to live on vast exposed plain in neighborhood of fierce nomadic peoples. To this was added, as Russia came into contact with economically advanced West, fear of more competent, more powerful, more highly organized societies in that area. But this latter type of insecurity was one which afflicted rather Russian rulers than Russian people; for Russian rulers have invariably sensed that their rule was relatively archaic in form fragile and artificial in its psychological foundation, unable to stand comparison or contact with political systems of Western countries. For this reason they have always feared foreign penetration, feared direct contact between Western world and their own, feared what would happen if Russians learned truth about world without or if foreigners learned truth about world within. And they have learned to seek security only in patient but deadly struggle for total destruction of rival power, never in compacts and compromises with it.

>>111912
>inconsistent babble about hell knows what delusions
>insecurity
>feared
>learned truth
>patient but deadly struggle for total destruction of rival power, never in compacts and compromises with it
Projections as defensive and coping mechanism is a very popular among self-admiring narcissists like Anglo-Saxon and Germanic people (especially among those "white" nationalists, fuck knows how many different types are out there), but these mental tricks only work for limited time. These people confuse their own fear for courage, their stupidity for intelligence and their weakness for strength, until they are completely immersed in virtual world from which they can not find an escape.

In reality, Russians are sociable and friendly people who usually can establish a lot of long-standing relationships and unions with those who regard them with respect. Unfortunately for some nations, who think they can probably test the patience of Russian people indefinitely, this may lead to a very uncomfortable situation.

>>111913
>russian man attempts suicide by trying to overdose on cock

  >Vladamir
Oh you... I just noticed that.

>attention-whore mentality
Speaking of attention-whores, today I saw something interesting again.