weev16d agoEvery time you go to a place with infantile consumer decor you risk this: What if this is your last moment? What if you have a heart attack or a brown criminal shoots you? You are dying right here, with complete indignity, in front of a sign that says “I love tacos so much.” Death is not an abstract concept. Memento mori. If you are going to inhabit a space in public, be it one you are willing to die in. Seriously.
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HERMETICVM16d agoThat entire video reminded me a lot of the January 6th recordings and some recent school shooting stuff. Seems off somehow. Three people doing CPR at the same time just as the camera is rolling and some folks just walking around, gesticulating, moving back and forth. Not trusting a thing anymore nowadays.
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weev16d ago> some folks just walking around, gesticulating, moving back and forth.
Yeah this kind of happens a lot these days. I think people are just extremely neurotic and iPhone brained and they don’t know how to be useful. I’m not saying that I doubt ZOG would fake a terror attack or anything, but it is even more interesting to me that people’s day to day emoting is so maladaptive that they begin to look completely inauthentic on an extremely large scale. That the entirety of the social fabric is so fake that you begin to suspect everything of being staged is part of our controlled descent into a totally schizotypal society.
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Kevin Alfred Strom15d agoRevilo Oliver chose to die in his own office, where many great works had been written. Not bad. Places that might be acceptable -- the Jefferson Memorial; the National Gallery; the shores of the North Sea, where the remains of Rudolf Hess were scattered (the morons thought they were preventing "extremists" from having a memorial; now the whole sea is his memorial!); the Gastineau Channel where my first memory was imprinted; the northern Minnesota hill where my ancestors first built a farmhouse in 1870.
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