Chat US: For True Americans Only, Vol. 2
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Duke is just old news. 🙂
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Anthony Nguyen81 said:Man, there used to be some really great girls down there... 😁
Good moderation should be transparent—though sometimes certain things are overlooked for the greater good.
I mean, focus on the issues, not the people.
The golden rule of any debate is that you shouldn't resort to ad hominem attacks; just argue the actual points—it’s as simple as that.
It's just that some topics are way too complex for certain folks, so then you end up with people complaining just because their friends are complaining. 😁
That whole clan-based mentality is pretty much awful.
It's basically, "this guy can stay because he's my buddy, but let's all gang up and tear this other guy apart." 🙂
Even Sisyphus was actually right (once upon a time).
The problem with him is that it's just embarrassing when someone starts picking fights or being insulting, especially since most of his arguments just boil down to repeating the same old talking points.
What's the point of a discussion if you're just talking to a brick wall?
@Tab, please step in for Syla—that honestly wasn't fair at all...
wanderingheron9 said:It started out this way—at this rate, we’ll all be forced onto the dark web before long.
George Cook31 said:I honestly have no idea what kind of forums you're hanging out on. On Reddit, those mods just ban you whenever they feel like it—and honestly, trying to come back with an alt account is even more of a headache over there.
quietcrane63 said:Right.
I've noticed that on American forums, there's often this much greater sense of free speech. Insults, racism, swearing, misogyny, misandry—it all seems to be tolerated, which honestly makes things feel way more intense and interesting. The only hard lines are calls for genocide or ethnic cleansing. Looking at it from a broader perspective, it’s easy to see how it might look like it's just a small group of grumpy people dragging down the quality of the forum, rather than us dealing with our own issues after getting hit by the recent economic downturn.
Tyler Durden said:Fried Artichoke isn't actually bad at all
quietcrane63 said:What was everyone arguing about on the old message board? An America without jawless debates, misogyny, or misandry is just plain boring. Every once in a while, some troll shows up with a fake story, everyone jumps on the bandwagon, and—well, that’s that. At least, that's how it looked from where I was sitting.
feralranger said:While those who refuse to buckle up laugh at themselves and invite nothing but sheer embarrassment—yes, truly, they do it with such convincing...
Because, as I have previously posited...
The defining traits of our species are heightened emotionality and intelligence, which necessitates the application of both reason and intuition.
A person remains fundamentally human even if they were stripped of certain attributes (or, heaven forbid, lost a bone in some tragic accident). Even primates possess jaws. Literally. Therefore, to suggest that someone is "Subhuman" based solely on the dimensions of some arbitrary bone is, quite frankly, just plain stupid.
wanderingheron9 said:What happened to the US? Out of nowhere—the entire PDF just vanished.😲
Chloe Hayes18 said:Won't we get some kind of notification regarding the partials? From what I've gathered, it seems like the moderators are the ones who handle the updates for penalty points.
It feels honestly a bit strange to me that they didn't even give him a heads-up. 🤷
wanderingheron9 said:It’s just because, in their eyes, he’s still the new guy on the forum. I mean, what do they actually know about who Dubu, Miasma, stolar, or Phil really are?🤣
steelorca5 said:+1
maxilla > mandible
The maxilla is easily the most important bone in the human body, hands down.
Charles Bailey2 said:I figured you guys would eventually pick up on this. 👍
The funny thing is, I wasn't even really thinking about this stuff until a few years ago when the whole "lookism" movement started blowing up. 😬
Then it hit me—most of my fellow Americans with my specific heritage actually have that horse-like (or maybe donkey-like, if we're being honest) facial structure, myself included. It’s wider at the top and tapers down into a distinct 'V' shape. Sometimes it actually looks decent, maybe even somewhat harmonious, but it is definitely a specific look. Sure, there are some terrible extremes out there, but most people seem to fall somewhere within a certain "normal" range—whatever that means these days.
P.S. Has society just entered an era of "pretty little mice"? 🙂
steelorca5 said:I haven't really followed what he's been up to lately. Last thing I saw was him doing some bizarre stuff on camera involving another guy—it was wild. He basically completely burned out after that mental breakdown following a psychedelic trip.
Regarding that and the hair situation you mentioned—one of the big reasons for his breakdown was actually his hair. The Norwood scale was hitting him hard back then.
This is one of those topics where I’m honestly a complete idiot and have totally neglected learning about it, even though it’s huge for your look.
Here is a BRUTAL example of a self-mog regarding hair: Francisco Lachowski has absolutely fallen off since he started balding, and he was born in '91...
BRUTAL
Where are all those coping incels and MGTOW guys who robotically repeat "women hit their peak later" and "men peak as they age"... total clowns! Meanwhile, my gym is full of fit, sexy MILFs who are absolutely mogging some younger girls in their 20s.
That isn't necessarily a universal rule, and honestly, it can be quite a cope on the right-wing side—plenty of guys lose their looks pretty quickly too, tbh.
Nancy Bishop4 said:Talk about a total mental eclipse.🤦>
fadedridge903 said:Look, I’m from Canada, so I know firsthand the kind of damage Americans have inflicted on my people. Some of us actually possess a shred of self-respect. Not everyone is some mindless lackey.
Anthony Wright30 said:It seems that sovereignty is the only thing occupying your thoughts lately, which perhaps explains why you push these narratives about a unified Europe so relentlessly. I suppose you believe that such unity is the surest path to achieving sovereignty—though, if I may be so bold, I am somewhat unclear as to exactly who stands to benefit from it, as it certainly doesn't feel like it would be us. Perhaps this preoccupation is simply a way to mask a certain affinity for Putin, given that the current era is proving to be quite difficult for people like you.