id start a nuclear war for a dorito

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Cake day: January 19th, 2022

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  • Honestly i do not think your gonna like doing this. If you whole thing is having a tablet with its battery life etc then de-googled android is probably gonna be better for you. Android is based on linux anyway and custom ROMs exist to give you a more privacy focused and in your control OS. Like Graphene OS for example.

    If you want linux and a tablet id instead recommend a really slim thin and light 2 in 1. Maybe with detachable keyboard. These are typically made with x86 Chips instead of ARM tho so the battery life wont be as good.





  • While it is probably just that they werent counted yet can we atleast entertain the funniest outcome which is that after 4 years of yelling about how the election was stolen from him Trump actually stole the election, and hacked the voting machines or something? And a lot of the missing votes were fake? I just think it would be so funny I’d love to see how liberals reacted to that once its revealed. Like theyd probably just go “well shucks guess next time we wont let that happen”.



  • why you should be able to disregard this guy’s blog post under the premise that he comes off as someone who’s full of himself.

    Have i got news for you. No one has to give a shit about any blogpost. You could make a blogpost outlining the exact way to correctly build a cold fusion reactor for 25$ and nobody would be obligated to give a fuck. Its your job to convince people to give a fuck about what your saying and usually being an asshole is not the best way to do that. Do some introspection.


  • Inflation is a mechanism in capitalist economies to move wealth from the poor to the rich. The rich own assets which hold their value while the poor habe their money in all currency. So as inflation increases the percentage of wealth held by capital owners increases. Liberals frame this as “encouraging growth and investment” since saving money is pointless and you have to invest it to increase its value to keep up with inflation. This is technically true too but its quite obvious to anyone with a brain that that benefits the capital class as the workers cant afford to invest anything significant anyway. Most of if not all of their money goes to survival and to invest in something that isnt easily liquidated at little cost is a big risk.

    In short inflation is on purpose. Economies like Japans dont run on an inflationary model and while you may still see inflation happen in a not purposeful way it is a desired outcome in nations like the US.

    The USSR was a socialist nation and so did not function at all like a capitalist one economically. In the USSR the economy was setup with the goal of providing for the people of the society. Prices were not dictated by market forces and were not set to make a profit off people. The basis of value in the Soviet society was grounded in reality rather than in nonsense.

    For example. A loaf of bread.

    Under capitalism it is priced by a company at the highest amount they can convince people to pay for it that doesnt also cause them to be unable to move most of their product.

    Under socialism while it can vary depending on if you still allow for buying and selling of basic goods at all and dont just give them out. You have something more along the lines of Bread costs this much to make, add in all costs for maintaining and improving the equipment etc, and thats what the price is. You dont chase profit. The value of the bread makers labor is accounted for in the price and they receive the entirety of their excess labor value. There is no capitalist taking a profit.

    The value of a socialist nations currency compared to a capitalist currency is tough to assert when it isnt backed by something like gold. The USSR simply set the rubles value. They didnt have it fluctuating constantly in a market. This was possible because the state backs the currency and garuntees it. There are many models of how to do currency tho and they arent really exclusive to an economic model. But in the USSR if you had 100 rubles and saved them for 10 years you could be generally sure that theyll be able to buy you a similar amount of stuff after that 10 years passes.

    Prices can change due to change in raw material scarcity etc yes but those changes wont be as extreme and will be limited to specific items.








  • i think much more likely is the opposite happened. Europeans inbred themselves into infirmity and have simply yet to recover from all that nonsense fully hundreds of years later. As a pastey removed myself i can say the amount of genetic conditions i have is mind boggling. Its not that POC are especially good at sports its that white people are especially bad.