Urban vs. Rural; What's to be done?

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

It was the basis of America, but apparently most of is forgot..

What is preventing people in America from forming strong bonds of community? Or, availing themselves of all the edifying activities humans enjoy?

Being happy is time consuming, hard work. Always has been, always will be.

Government coupled with cultural Marxism.

Strong communities are antithetical to centralized state control, and they are based around male fraternity, which is antithetical to cultural marxism.

Are the critical theory professors kicking down the door to your club house and physically preventing you from forming strong fraternal attachments?

There are plenty of opportunities for male bonding. I know, sometimes you might get called toxic, or catch some side eye for locker room talk, but, as far as I know, it is still perfectly legal to make guy friends.

I am going to toss you this one for free: You are a computers person. Make an online dating app for bros just looking for non-sexual bro bonding time. It is hard to make friends. Harder, maybe than finding lovers, so I think you might be able to really make some cash on this one.

[Viktorthepirate]

What is preventing people in America from forming strong bonds of community? Or, availing themselves of all the edifying activities humans enjoy?

Being happy is time consuming, hard work. Always has been, always will be.

Government coupled with cultural Marxism.

Strong communities are antithetical to centralized state control, and they are based around male fraternity, which is antithetical to cultural marxism.

Are the critical theory professors kicking down the door to your club house and physically preventing you from forming strong fraternal attachments?

There are plenty of opportunities for male bonding. I know, sometimes you might get called toxic, or catch some side eye for locker room talk, but, as far as I know, it is still perfectly legal to make guy friends.

I am going to toss you this one for free: You are a computers person. Make an online dating app for bros just looking for non-sexual bro bonding time. It is hard to make friends. Harder, maybe than finding lovers, so I think you might be able to really make some cash on this one.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

What is preventing people in America from forming strong bonds of community?.

Largely, it's obsessing about what other people are doing or possess that they disapprove of. I never got the impression Puritans were very happy people, but their legacy is strong.

They were probably unhappy because they were anxious about injun attacks or getting an abscessed tooth or consumption or something. Fortunately, there is little keeping the Puritans from being happy in modern America.

Unless John Oliver and the Mueller investigation are impossible hurtles to clear on the path to personal happiness for some reason.

[nmoore63]

Everyone wants the benefits that come from urban areas without the sacrifices that gave those benefits.

Not I.

Not I as in you don't want the benefits or as in you live in an urban area?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ephrata,_Washington

The con's of urban far outweigh the pro's.

[Fife]

Molon Labe, yankees, Californians, Chicago losers, and whoever else.

You're right at the top of the shit list when it comes to going toe-to-toe with the Normies.

Here's our boy Schlichter laying it down. Those of you who love to babble about the joke of the Bubba Brigade, especially, please read the whole thing.

Why Democrats Would Lose the Second Civil War, Too

It’s obvious that the central tenet of the Democrat Party platform is now hatred and contempt for Normal Americans. Taking their cue from the elites in Europe and Canada who are stripping dissenters of their free speech rights and religious freedoms, the leftist elite is moving to solidify its hold on power here with the eager assistance of tech companies and the moral support of the Fredocons who yearn to return to pseudo-relevance as the ruling class’s slobberingly loyal opposition. In California, the leftist government is practically firing on Fort Sumter. And nationally, these aspiring fascists are especially eager to disarm Normal Americans – doing so would be an object lesson in who’s the boss, as well as solving that frustrating problem of the Normals having the ability to resist.

. . .

[scenario one]

And the military? Well, wouldn’t the military just crush any resistance? Not so fast. The military would have the combat power to win any major engagement, but insurgents don’t get into major engagements with forces that have more combat power. They instead leverage their decentralized ability to strike at the counter-insurgents’ weak points to eliminate the government’s firepower advantage. In other words, hit and run, and no stand-up fights.
. . .

[scenario two]

You put a brigade on securing the Golden Gate and Bay Bridges, then put a brigade on the San Francisco Peninsula to cut off the I-280 and US-101 corridors. Next you go to the Crystal Springs Dam and cut off the water. Then you watch and wait as the tech hipsters run out of artisanal sushi rice and kombucha.

Read the whole thing.

:goteam: :drunk:

[Fife]

Not I.

Not I as in you don't want the benefits or as in you live in an urban area?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ephrata,_Washington

The con's of urban far outweigh the pro's.

:goteam: :drunk:

(Man I'm working on a plan to be up on KY Lake 7 days a week, ASAP)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris,_Tennessee

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

Government coupled with cultural Marxism.

Strong communities are antithetical to centralized state control, and they are based around male fraternity, which is antithetical to cultural marxism.

Are the critical theory professors kicking down the door to your club house and physically preventing you from forming strong fraternal attachments?

There are plenty of opportunities for male bonding. I know, sometimes you might get called toxic, or catch some side eye for locker room talk, but, as far as I know, it is still perfectly legal to make guy friends.

I am going to toss you this one for free: You are a computers person. Make an online dating app for bros just looking for non-sexual bro bonding time. It is hard to make friends. Harder, maybe than finding lovers, so I think you might be able to really make some cash on this one.

I'm not even joking. It seems the internet doesn't have to be relegated to hookups, anger, and vanity. 'Social media' got it it wrong by confusing getting attention for forming relationships, but there is no universal rule that makes that a forgone conclusion.

Of course, the great Urban v Rural civil war is bound to provide plenty opportunities for bonding, so it is probably moot.

[Viktorthepirate]

Are the critical theory professors kicking down the door to your club house and physically preventing you from forming strong fraternal attachments?

There are plenty of opportunities for male bonding. I know, sometimes you might get called toxic, or catch some side eye for locker room talk, but, as far as I know, it is still perfectly legal to make guy friends.

I am going to toss you this one for free: You are a computers person. Make an online dating app for bros just looking for non-sexual bro bonding time. It is hard to make friends. Harder, maybe than finding lovers, so I think you might be able to really make some cash on this one.

I'm not even joking. It seems the internet doesn't have to be relegated to hookups, anger, and vanity. 'Social media' got it it wrong by confusing getting attention for forming relationships, but there is no universal rule that makes that a forgone conclusion.

Of course, the great Urban v Rural civil war is bound to provide plenty opportunities for bonding, so it is probably moot.

I haven't had any problems in this regard and I e lived urban and rural.

I lived in BFE Texas where I couldn't even get internat that wasn't satellite and battled nature. Moved after my small town good ol folks neighbors broke into my fucking house.

Only "urban" environment I enjoyed was Austin, TX.

Beyond that I'm all suburbs.

Before I took on this new role employment wise I was pretty isolated. Outside sales with HQs that ranged from 4 states away to another fucking country.

Made friends no prob.

I found your comment funny cause it's true. You want fraternal bonds and friends, go fucking find them.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

I'm not even joking. It seems the internet doesn't have to be relegated to hookups, anger, and vanity. 'Social media' got it it wrong by confusing getting attention for forming relationships, but there is no universal rule that makes that a forgone conclusion.

Of course, the great Urban v Rural civil war is bound to provide plenty opportunities for bonding, so it is probably moot.

I haven't had any problems in this regard and I e lived urban and rural.

I lived in BFE Texas where I couldn't even get internat that wasn't satellite and battled nature. Moved after my small town good ol folks neighbors broke into my fucking house.

Only "urban" environment I enjoyed was Austin, TX.

Beyond that I'm all suburbs.

Before I took on this new role employment wise I was pretty isolated. Outside sales with HQs that ranged from 4 states away to another fucking country.

Made friends no prob.

I found your comment funny cause it's true. You want fraternal bonds and friends, go fucking find them.

That was misleading... it started as a joke, but then I thought about it for a hot second and then all a'sudden:



Shit, we got enough computer nerds and venture capital here on the MHF. Lawyers too.

Also, BroFinder is the intellectual property of Hanarchy Montanarchy, patent pending.

[Viktorthepirate]

I'm not even joking. It seems the internet doesn't have to be relegated to hookups, anger, and vanity. 'Social media' got it it wrong by confusing getting attention for forming relationships, but there is no universal rule that makes that a forgone conclusion.

Of course, the great Urban v Rural civil war is bound to provide plenty opportunities for bonding, so it is probably moot.

I haven't had any problems in this regard and I e lived urban and rural.

I lived in BFE Texas where I couldn't even get internat that wasn't satellite and battled nature. Moved after my small town good ol folks neighbors broke into my fucking house.

Only "urban" environment I enjoyed was Austin, TX.

Beyond that I'm all suburbs.

Before I took on this new role employment wise I was pretty isolated. Outside sales with HQs that ranged from 4 states away to another fucking country.

Made friends no prob.

I found your comment funny cause it's true. You want fraternal bonds and friends, go fucking find them.

That was misleading... it started as a joke, but then I thought about it for a hot second and then all a'sudden:



Shit, we got enough computer nerds and venture capital here on the MHF. Lawyers too.

Also, BroFinder is the intellectual property of Hanarchy Montanarchy, patent pending.

All jokes aside I'd prob give brofinder a shot at least once for entertainment value alone.

It'll probably turn into grinder though ha ha