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Colton Thomas
hes FAST
Luis Gomez
Nop, not quite yet at least :p
I’ve not seen a chubby baker boy, but when I do..
Lucas Taylor
He makes fast Anons seem not so fast.
Josiah Robinson
I assume there are mutliple chubby baker bois in canada, you have to make sure he looks dead inside.
How‘s weather in canada?
Jaxon Jenkins
President: This is where I learned that change only happens when ordinary people get involved and they get engaged, and they come together to demand it. After eight years as your President, I still believe that. And it's not just my belief. It's the beating heart of our American idea -- our bold experiment in self-government. It's the conviction that we are all created equal, endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights, among them life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. It's the insistence that these rights, while self-evident, have never been self-executing; that We, the People, through the instrument of our democracy, can form a more perfect union. What a radical idea. A great gift that our Founders gave to us: The freedom to chase our individual dreams through our sweat and toil and imagination, and the imperative to strive together, as well, to achieve a common good, a greater good. For 240 years, our nation's call to citizenship has given work and purpose to each new generation. It's what led patriots to choose republic over tyranny, pioneers to trek west, slaves to brave that makeshift railroad to freedom. It's what pulled immigrants and refugees across oceans and the Rio Grande. (Applause.) It's what pushed women to reach for the ballot. It's what powered workers to organize. It's why GIs gave their lives at Omaha Beach and Iwo Jima, Iraq and Afghanistan. And why men and women from Selma
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Dominic Watson
Why do people idolize Tyler Durden? The movie is a satire but people think that this inspires them to live life to the fullest. The movie is good, but not great, but I can't discuss this film with anyone without them thinking tyler is a genius and we need to free our minds from the big bad corporations, even though he is literally taking them out of one slave-like system and bringing them into another, do they not realise the irony? Is anyone else the same when discussing the movie
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I just finished reading Fight Club for the first time in over a decade, so I'm going to break its first rule.
It’s a cliché by this point, but Fight Club really was amazingly prophetic in identifying a few particular social trends/neuroses of the following decades. It was written in 1996, and the more-famous movie came out in 1999, but its core themes were more strongly felt from 2010-today than during the 90s. Some of it is a bit out there , but I think the core themes are still very much alive today.
Here is the philosophy of Fight Club , or at least of Tyler Durden, in a nutshell –
Men are suffering today because they are inherently unsuited for the social demands of modernity.
Evolutionary, men were developed to hunt, to fight, to kill, to survive only by the force of their own muscles and instinct. They were the providers for their families, tribes, and societies, and thrived in a state of chronic
struggle/warfare against each other and nature. Naturally, their bodies and minds developed to reflect this reality, and even down to a neuro-chemical level, they derive value and meaning from such a way of life.
The modern world has completed removed this aspect of life and replaced it with soft, decadent, consumer capitalism. Not only are men not supposed to be violent, aggressive, and driven by their very real biological urges, but they are told that these aspects of themselves are barbaric, evil, and worthy of condemnation.
Pre-historic and early-historic civilizations were dominated by male norms. Modern society has flipped to being dominated by female norms. Men thrive on competition, conflict, domination, and destruction. Women thrive on nurturing, construction, and development. Modern men have been told to supplant their masculine instincts for feminine norms.
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Consider the typical life path of a modern man. He is told to sit in boring, stifling classrooms for the sake of an education. This will improve his value in the economy. He is told to sit in boring, stifling offices for money. This will improve his status and credentials.
Then he is told to find a woman and get married and stay faithful to her for the rest of her life. This will improve his status further and make him complete. Any men who can’t stick to this path - who drop out of school or do manual labor or don’t want to settle down with one woman – is condemned as a loser by society. There’s a decent chance he will end up impoverished, homeless, addicted, and/or imprisoned, and no one will care.
There is no room in this life path for the gut-level desires that men feel in their bones . There is no victory, no power, no dominance. Everything the man is supposed to do builds towards some sort of higher status, but the gains are illusory. Sure, society dangles the prospect of extraordinary success – it’s possible you could become a Hollywood actor or a billionaire or a rockstar, but you almost certainly won’t. You’ll just be one of hundreds of millions of generic middle-class dudes devoting your life to ends that you are biologically unsuited for.
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millie loves cum
Daniel Edwards
Should I be looking for someone more or less dead inside looking than myself?
Weather is relatively nice right now, just a bit chilly c:
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At least the more recent past generations had some sort of big societal struggle to give their lives meaning – a Great Depression, a major war, etc. But the modern world is past all that. Everything is stable and comfortable. There is nothing to fight against, so people focus on “self-improvement” as their source of meaning. They read books so they have more knowledge, they eat better food so they’re healthier, and they work out at the gym so they can look better.
But really this is masturbation .
It’s a fleeting, hollow attempt to get gratification. It has no real endgame because each individual is a pointless atomized unit. And it’s an inherently feminine means of gaining status because it’s predicated on nurturing oneself for the sake of the approval of others. Contrast this with masculine means of gratification – hunting a wild animal or defeating an opponent in combat… these are zero-sum games by design.
Victory is meaningful precisely because it is based on one party destroying another.
Modern society has no room for such games. It has only self-improvement, white collar jobs, middle-class marriages - traps that leaves modern men bored, depressed, anxious, lonely, and self-hating of the real desires that lay within them. Fight Clubs, the organizations in the book, are a form of therapy for modern men.
Fight Clubs provide an outlet for modern men to find embody their primal core. There is no hierarchy in Fight Club, no broader objective, no greater status to be attained – there is only you and one other guy wearing no shirt- fight each other with your bare hands until one side is unconscious or surrenders.
Therapeutically treats modern man’s neuroses in a few ways.
First, gives man a taste of how he should live. The fights recall the hunting and combat of their ancestors. The stakes aren’t quite as high as losing one’s tribes to slavery or starvation, but the adrenaline and physical danger are perfectly real and potent.
Jayden Clark
She seems rather excited for a few dribbles
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Asher Reed
well it was my fifth cum of the day, so not much left I guess
Colton Wright
Second, Fight Club is an act of self-destruction to counter the societal obsession with self-improvement. Participating in Fight Club makes men ugly, injured, tired, late for work, and shifts their priorities from the feminine social hierarchy treadmill to a narcotic-like rush of masculine gratification. It reorients men towards their natural state.
But Fight Club is just the start. Its evolution is Project Mayhem, which I won’t get into because it’s a bit more complicated, but it’s essentially an attempt to enforce the Fight Club philosophy on society as a whole, with the long-term goal of literally “bringing down the system” and returning the modern world to a traditional-primal value structure.
Of course, I’m not actually endorsing this philosophy. I don’t think getting into bare-knuckle fights with strangers every week is a good idea. But I do think Tyler Durden’s philosophy hits at real issues that all men feel to some degree. I think it’s possible that men feel unfulfilled without a real sense of stakes in their lives, like the sort that mortal combat would have given them in the past. I do think that a certain percentage of men will never be suited to classrooms and white-collar jobs, regardless of their benefits. And I think there is something mentally gratifying about trying to get in touch with some of the more primitive aspects of the self, within reason of course.
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Reevaluate your life
Henry Morales
Never.
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Luis Smith
I like canada, I was there once. Nice people and the stars at night in the outback O.O
No matter how dead inside you think you are, multiply it by 10 and you find him.
We have 15c today, it snowed only once all winter. But summer is getting intense again.
Nathaniel Reyes
Das it mane.
Hunter Gonzalez
dam
Camden Kelly
Are they see-through?
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Levi Turner
but mooooooom I dont wanna go to school
Ryder Clark
lesbian queen
Gabriel Gomez
Aye, night skies are super calming.. The people are okay :p
Multiplied by 10? I wouldn’t wish that upon anyone, kek
I dislike summer, warm weather makes me feel yucky..
I need to try and get at least a bit of sleep in now, I enjoyed talking with you again c:
I hope the rest of your day is lovely
Noah Collins
I'd use her bath water for soup.
Punch your mom's face.
Alexander Morales
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Joshua Flores
big batch
Christian Cook
Hehe, I like the summer :)
Okay qt, sleep tight and dream of jj cuddles.
*boop*
Brody Edwards
You're just gross no matter what.
>big batch
lmao, truuu!
Cooper Brooks
fairly true but we are brothers in arms in that regard
David Gutierrez
Np
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Andrew Davis
I'm a sick fuck I like the V-buck.
Cameron Miller
Was this ever confirmed to be real or a double?
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Robert Edwards
Lilly is the cutest and most unique looking of his daughters.
WB Big Batch. :3
Sebastian King
Fight Club opened my eyes. Now I always beat myself up because nothing matters. We need to destroy all forms of capitalism. We need to suffer because we are worth nothing. We need to start smoking, and look cool like Tyler Durden" (Obvious exaggeration)
But that's sometimes the feeling I get from some Fight Club fans. But I think that that's dangerous and by far not the right approach of interpreting Fight Club (at least in my eyes )
Tyler has a lot of clever points, "The things that you own, end up owning you" or "We are a generation raised by women".
The dependence on things, materialism and capitalism, the grey look of an office, the loop of never escaping a life routine you hate as well as the de-masculinization of modern society, are all interesting, and in some way true.
But this serves the purpose for Tyler, the antagonist , being the exact opposite of the narrator, our
protagonist.
Our protagonist is flawed, he is unhappy, and he blames everything (sometimes reasonably, sometimes non reasonably) on everything around him. That's why he creates a fantasy, an alter ego, Nietzsche would say an "Übermensch". He creates an ideal of himself. But because he is flawed, his thinking is toxic, Tyler Durden, the best version of him, the man he is aspiring to be, is also flawed (obviously shown when he turns into full terrorist and fascist leader).
When Tyler Durden, is the ideal of you, then being Tyler Durden, does not mean smoking and destroying yourself (unless you in real life are just like Nortons narrator), but to be what you truly want to be. Imagine a perfect version of yourself, and that's your personal Tyler Durden.
I think that's the main message of the movie.
Half of it is criticizing materialism, and how it can affect people in our society (leading to terrorism and fascism) and the other half (your idolizing view on Tyler Durden) is telling you to embrace what you want to be, your charismatic, capable, and personal Tyler Durden.
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Kevin Garcia
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Evan Wright
Yiss. :>
Leo Bennett
Y u ge
Leo Parker
PS: Kitties love licorice. :3
Should I call you mista?
Cooper Lopez
night fellas.
Chase Morris
more of her please. thank you
Jeremiah Gonzalez
call me a newfag all you want but show me how to link a post across board real quick
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Jack James
I've watched this WebM 100 times just now and I've concluded that she looks sexier with her hands on her hips at the start than at the end with them at the side.
BANE?
You copy and paste it, that's it.
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David Richardson
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Nicholas Wilson
sorry I meant cross board so like a b post but you link to it on gif
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Ayden Evans
Brayden Myers
You copy and paste it, that's it.
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Easton Wright
Jose James
i don't think this is going to work
Joseph Gonzalez
And boom goes the dynamite.
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Elijah Myers
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Jack Miller
You copy the entire link, even the www and .org part, not just the numbers.
Zachary Allen
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Landon Morales
fucking newfags, you can just google it.
Dominic Moore
Nice outfit
Wyatt Edwards
thanks guys
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Kayden Flores
Saved, T.Hanks
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Lucas Collins
People are stealing my memes.
It fits just fine from where I'm lookin. B-]
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Levi Lopez
Cameron Nelson
You need to calm down before I hurt myself
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Jason Diaz
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Isaac Jenkins
We /nylons/ again?
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Ryan Robinson
Eli Johnson
done?
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