Social Meme Thread v.84: Retaking Constantinople

[A Very Serious Cat]

Just AWFL

Give up your rights to own the chuds


Pushing the limits?

Spoiler

 

[jrams]

https://youtube.com/shorts/ZuOIOFvhKW4?feature=share

Norm was a genius. In a literal sense. He skipped years of school and was in college at 16 years old. He was a math wiz. He could have been in any profession. He was always the smartest man in the room. He was incredibly well read. He didn't want you to know this. It's part of the joke.

RIP to GOAT

All these great quotes. I wonder where he got his ideas from.

 

[lifelessheap]

All these great quotes. I wonder where he got his ideas from.

https://youtube.com/shorts/cd8MoCuSMwI?feature=share

 

[Horse Style]

 

[Deorum]

87,000 Fucking IRS Agents

I have no idea who thought it would be wise to start shit in Dickinson, North Dakota. My first year out here I was working for a gravel company; at least once a week I would have to jump in somebody’s pickup to go somewhere and every single time I’d have to wait til they cleared the rifles and handguns off the seat before I could get in…

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You're making glorious posts in here. For all the NoDak content, this is an aspect that I've opted not to glorify and prior to the Bakken oil boom it wasn't unusual for the state to have a sub-2, even sub-1.0 homicide rate on par with European countries and their hyper restrictive gun laws (see below). It's easily one of the safest states in America but if shitheads go up there looking to fuck with people's livelihoods, they're getting super-murdered. It's a really bad idea.

Homicide Rate (per 100,000):

1970: 0.5
1971: 1.3
1972: 1.3
1973: 0.8
1974: 1.4
1975: 0.8
1976: 1.3
1977: 0.9
1978: 1.2
1979: 1.5
1980: 1.2
1981: 2.3
1982: 0.7
1983: 2.1
1984: 1.2
1985: 1.0
1986: 1.0
1987: 1.5
1988: 1.8
1989: 0.6
1990: 0.8
1991: 1.1
1992: 1.9
1993: 1.7
1994: 0.2
1995: 0.9
1996: 2.2
1997: 0.9
1998: 1.1
1999: 1.0
2000: 0.6
2001: 1.1
2002: 0.8
2003: 1.4
2004: 1.3
2005: 1.9
2006: 1.3
2007: 1.9
2008: 0.8
2009: 1.9
2010: 1.5
~ OIL BOOM ~
2011: 3.5
2012: 3.6
2013: 2.2
2014: 3.1
2015: 2.8
2016: 2.0
2017: 1.3
2018: 2.4
2019: 3.1
~ BLM Summer of Love ~
2020: 4.2

 

[Crawler89]

 

[jrams]

https://youtube.com/shorts/cd8MoCuSMwI?feature=share

 

[Trainspotter]

An old guy I worked with legitimately thought it was a western. He took his wife and everything. The look on his face the next day was hilarious.

 

[GearSolidMetal]

 

[Unknown Pleasures]

https://youtube.com/shorts/ZuOIOFvhKW4?feature=share

Norm was a genius. In a literal sense. He skipped years of school and was in college at 16 years old. He was a math wiz. He could have been in any profession. He was always the smartest man in the room. He was incredibly well read. He didn't want you to know this. It's part of the joke.

RIP to the GOAT

Normie!!!

 

[deltapapha]

 

[Deorum]

Our Democrakky!

It's a constitutional republic, not a democracy.

 

[Fox by the Sea]

Just AWFL

i dont care about free speech because i dont have anything to say!

 

[Super_Nintendo]

 

[Sir Burton]

The left and right never wholeheartedly agreed with one another, but 10 years ago we all held a united front against the same enemy — corporate greed.

This is when everything changed.

 

[Fox by the Sea]

The left and right never wholeheartedly agreed with one another, but 10 years ago we all held a united front against the same enemy — corporate greed.

This is when everything changed.

the elites won an astounding victory after Occupy Wallstreet. it really scared them, perhaps one of the first things that did in many years. it was a grassroots movement with a bulletproof, unimpeachable message. so they got serious and introduced identity politics in the so-called progressive discussion. that's why you have now monster companies like Amazon pandering to all sorts of identity politics bullshit as long as there's no talk of real economic change.
they did it. it's over.

 

[Deorum]

The left and right never wholeheartedly agreed with one another, but 10 years ago we all held a united front against the same enemy — corporate greed.

This is when everything changed.

the elites won an astounding victory after Occupy Wallstreet. it really scared them, perhaps one of the first things that did in many years. it was a grassroots movement with a bulletproof, unimpeachable message. so they got serious and introduced identity politics in the so-called progressive discussion. that's why you have now monster companies like Amazon pandering to all sorts of identity politics bullshit as long as there's no talk of real economic change.
they did it. it's over.

 

[Chesten_Hesten]

 

[Mr Holmes]

 

[Chesten_Hesten]

Wow