Poll: What is the most overrated sport

[TheReal_ND]

Actually, after thinking for a bit, Ed Snowden is a genuine hero of mine. That is a Great American.

You fell for the gay-op

[TheReal_ND]

I'm suspicious towards people who hate sports. Just like people who likes animals more than people, they lack some fundamental insights about what it means to be human.

I hate sports because they are full of niggers. Why the fuck are Europeans obsessed with cramming their sports teams with niggers? I really don't care if they are good, they are disgusting to look at. You are very stupid for liking sports and worshipping niggers.

[TheReal_ND]

I like hockey though. That is a white man's sport. Niggers can't into water nevermind skating around on frozen water. Disgusting animals.

[Speaker to Animals]

For instance, people keep talking all kinds of shit about the corporatacracy and whatnot. Stop fucking playing their game. Just stop. You are all free. You can do whatever the fuck you want to do. You are not the slave of corporations unless you willingly submit to it. Don't go into debt if you can at all avoid it. Build businesses and trades in the alternative economy. Figure out how to get some land and work it. Check out from that system.


Everybody is volunteering to suck Mammon's balls and then complaining about how Mammon shoves his balls down their throat.

You do not have the option to completely check out. Mammon owns your sources of water, healthcare, and food. You will pay property tax to mammon, or he will take ‘your’ land. In some regions, he owns the rain itself.

But that wasn’t the point of discussion here. Actually achieving greatness has never been harder. You’re not allowed to do Great Things, other than write a book that Mammon approves of.

This is called ressentiment. You externalize your ability to achieve success and place it in the hands of your enemies. Therefore you convince yourself that you cannot succeed and achieve great things because your evil enemies will not allow it. The even more insidious aspect of it is that you define greatness as winning at their game.

I know well what it is like to live through injustices. I know you know that. I simply no longer want that shit to define me. Nor do I wish to play the game my enemies set out for me. I can do whatever I want to do.

Go do your own thing. Figure out how to get a homestead started. I know that's what you want in life.

[SuburbanFarmer]

For instance, people keep talking all kinds of shit about the corporatacracy and whatnot. Stop fucking playing their game. Just stop. You are all free. You can do whatever the fuck you want to do. You are not the slave of corporations unless you willingly submit to it. Don't go into debt if you can at all avoid it. Build businesses and trades in the alternative economy. Figure out how to get some land and work it. Check out from that system.


Everybody is volunteering to suck Mammon's balls and then complaining about how Mammon shoves his balls down their throat.

You do not have the option to completely check out. Mammon owns your sources of water, healthcare, and food. You will pay property tax to mammon, or he will take ‘your’ land. In some regions, he owns the rain itself.

But that wasn’t the point of discussion here. Actually achieving greatness has never been harder. You’re not allowed to do Great Things, other than write a book that Mammon approves of.

This is called ressentiment. You externalize your ability to achieve success and place it in the hands of your enemies. Therefore you convince yourself that you cannot succeed and achieve great things because your evil enemies will not allow it. The even more insidious aspect of it is that you define greatness as winning at their game.

I know well what it is like to live through injustices. I know you know that. I simply no longer want that shit to define me. Nor do I wish to play the game my enemies set out for me. I can do whatever I want to do.

Go do your own thing. Figure out how to get a homestead started. I know that's what you want in life.

Oh I will overcome it and achieve. I’m just very aware of the hurdles, and who put them there.

[Speaker to Animals]

You do not have the option to completely check out. Mammon owns your sources of water, healthcare, and food. You will pay property tax to mammon, or he will take ‘your’ land. In some regions, he owns the rain itself.

But that wasn’t the point of discussion here. Actually achieving greatness has never been harder. You’re not allowed to do Great Things, other than write a book that Mammon approves of.

This is called ressentiment. You externalize your ability to achieve success and place it in the hands of your enemies. Therefore you convince yourself that you cannot succeed and achieve great things because your evil enemies will not allow it. The even more insidious aspect of it is that you define greatness as winning at their game.

I know well what it is like to live through injustices. I know you know that. I simply no longer want that shit to define me. Nor do I wish to play the game my enemies set out for me. I can do whatever I want to do.

Go do your own thing. Figure out how to get a homestead started. I know that's what you want in life.

Oh I will overcome it and achieve. I’m just very aware of the hurdles, and who put them there.

Don't use that shit as an excuse. Nobody is going to hand you achievement. That's feminist talk. People talk as if everybody else owes them success and greatness, but that's not really greatness at all, is it.. Of course you will have enemies. Of course people will make life hard for you. Welcome to the human condition.

It is not surprising that the lambs should bear a grudge against the great birds of prey, but that is no reason for blaming the great birds of prey for taking the little lambs. And when the lambs say among themselves, "These birds of prey are evil, and he who least resembles a bird of prey, who is rather its opposite, a lamb,—should he not be good?" then there is nothing to carp with in this ideal's establishment, though the birds of prey may regard it a little mockingly, and maybe say to themselves, "We bear no grudge against them, these good lambs, we even love them: nothing is tastier than a tender lamb."

[SuburbanFarmer]

This is called ressentiment. You externalize your ability to achieve success and place it in the hands of your enemies. Therefore you convince yourself that you cannot succeed and achieve great things because your evil enemies will not allow it. The even more insidious aspect of it is that you define greatness as winning at their game.

I know well what it is like to live through injustices. I know you know that. I simply no longer want that shit to define me. Nor do I wish to play the game my enemies set out for me. I can do whatever I want to do.

Go do your own thing. Figure out how to get a homestead started. I know that's what you want in life.

Oh I will overcome it and achieve. I’m just very aware of the hurdles, and who put them there.

Don't use that shit as an excuse. Nobody is going to hand you achievement. That's feminist talk. People talk as if everybody else owes them success and greatness, but that's not really greatness at all, is it.. Of course you will have enemies. Of course people will make life hard for you. Welcome to the human condition.

It is not surprising that the lambs should bear a grudge against the great birds of prey, but that is no reason for blaming the great birds of prey for taking the little lambs. And when the lambs say among themselves, "These birds of prey are evil, and he who least resembles a bird of prey, who is rather its opposite, a lamb,—should he not be good?" then there is nothing to carp with in this ideal's establishment, though the birds of prey may regard it a little mockingly, and maybe say to themselves, "We bear no grudge against them, these good lambs, we even love them: nothing is tastier than a tender lamb."

I made no excuse. Read it again.

I will win. But it’s no weakness to evaluate the obstacles in your path, and look for their source.

[brewster]

Actually, after thinking for a bit, Ed Snowden is a genuine hero of mine. That is a Great American.

Damn straight. That's a guy who threw himself on a grenade for his country's freedom.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Just leaving this here.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/sis ... -continues

[clubgop]

Just leaving this here.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/sis ... -continues

That's socialism and socialism at its worse. A mercy rule is one thing but a mercy rule where some bureaucratic committee puts all the onus on the winning team to stop the winning by playing a dangerous contact sport and halfass it so as not violate some magic number.