/hope/ - Hope For the Hopeless

>>531

We're glad you did. Hope you stick around, friend.

Hello fellow >>>/politics/ ians We have a major problem on our hands. The Jew has successfully tricked people into fighting race wars instead of overthrowing their governments; into using corrupt government currencies instead of bit coin and a dozen other free alternatives. The Jew has tricked them into accepting capitalism with all its government buying scandals and warmongering lies.

While some have accelerated a war on straight European Race men - others have decided that the biggest problem is Islam and the hordes coming from the Muslim lands.

The biggest problem is government and its many tentacles that infiltrate and corrupt everything they take over. From public education to zoning laws in cities. From subsidization of major corporations to income taxes on individuals but not on corporate profits.

Even if you think government is necessary - the current governments in power are against man - against honest living. They perpetuate minor problems into bigger ones to make sure they remain relevant.

Know the real struggle here. A relatively few men with political and international business empires that have survived the centuries are strangling everyone to maintain their unnatural hierarchy. Humans are not a hive. Those who want leadership let them choose. And those who seek no guidance let them walk their own paths.

The modern governments consider all who aren't in the ruling ranks to be brainless drones. Are you a brainless drone? Do you not have a right to control your own body?

There is no new world to go to. And if we ever get off this earth while they still rule going to new worlds will not be as open as it was to go to the Americas. Save this planet from these corrupt souls. Do not hide from criticism. You deserve everything you strive for. Fight for it. And the future generations will be so lucky not to live in a world prison. https://archive.is/tM6OG

Hug the burger

Just bumping becasue it's really inactive here.

Perhaps we could start other topics for discussion and go from there? I have an idea for one, I will post it later.

Well damn. This is depressing.

Herro

>>548

Sorry I've been gone for so long, life got busy.

It cannot fix the contradictions of capitalism, it will only prolong its well deserved death.

>>546

This has been my thought too. I've been thinking about it more and more the last few days since it looks like it really will become a reality here.

The plus side is, since this region has been neglected for so long, it makes up for all the cuts that have wrecked the economy here.

But then I realize, the more I think about it, eventually, it'll lead to a collapse, because it simply isn't sustainable.

On a side note: Any money I get I'm going to invest and put away. My /hope/ is this goes for a trial run, I save up the money, then when a new government comes into power, they cancel this, and then I'll be fine because of proper investments.

In my calculations, if I play my cards right, I should have around 50,000 to 80,000 to invest during the life time of this project, and if the markets go the way I'm certain they will go, then I should be easily be able to double or triple that.

If I end up with $250,000+, I have determined I can retire comfortably, as my mom has stated I will receive $200,000 upon her Death (plz don't die mom kthx), and my Uncle Property I apparently will inherit will get me another $100,000 to $200,000 (Split between my brother and I), bringing my total to around $600,000.

Then at 65, the government here already gives you free money to live off of.

always

>>530

Damn man, did she ever show any signs of wanting to leave or was it happy with you one day then just gone the next?

>>535

Probably have a different ID now, but I am >>530 Looking back, there were maybe a couple small things, but otherwise it was basically "I love you forever" one day and "goodbye" the next. I wasn't expecting it at all, and it felt like it came out of nowhere.

>>537

I know it's cliche as hell to say, but sorry to hear that happen to you man. It's good to hear you're pulling yourself together slowly but surely, just know you have this anon pulling for you. You are the master of your future and while you feel it's less certain because you had plans, there is always a chance to start anew with another significant other.

>>538

Thank you. It means a lot to hear it, believe it or not. I'm still searching, but I'm starting to get back out there into the great dance of singlehood. I'm a bit rusty, but here's hoping something good will happen.

>>449

I'm really glad to hear this. I think I know who this is, and I'm so glad you listened to everyone and made a thread here. Keep up the good work. We understand if you don't want to come around all that much what with real life and all. Just know we're rooting for you.

>>449

Wow, that's great, congratulations man, you're becoming an inspiration to me too now, I've been wanting to learn Chinese for quite a while now.

I lost some weight, that's a start.

Well, I have some progress to report, it's not really what I was expecting.

The government here is considering implementing Basic Income because of the prolonged recession, and because there are many people who are working part time jobs and don't make enough money.

Part time isn't bad, but they keep breaking full time jobs into 2/3 part time jobs that don't pay people enough.

It's said that they plan to do a trial in one city, and my city was on the list of possible choices.

If it happens, I plan to donate some of money, and I'll start working on projects that may help people or at least be of interest to people. I'm sort of doing that now, just not as much as I could be.

>>522

I'm very sorry to hear all of this, anon. Finding work is very difficult right now, it's true, but you can do it. If you don't mind my asking, what did you study in school? I'm curious. As far as job opportunities, have you looked into being a night shift security guard or something? It doesn't require a lot of social interaction, and is often just a warm bodies job. It's good if you're having anxiety problems.

Beyond that, I think it's important that I point out that you are not worthless. If you're religious, then you should know that there is a plan and purpose for your life. If not, then know that while you are here you can make an impact on others. You can help make the world a better place. Even if what you do seems "worthless," you can still influence the world around you for the better.

>>504

I do. Generally, my day to day occupational stuff is going quite well. I've been exercising more, which is good. I'm doing my best to focus on that.

>>509

What kind of exercise? Any kind of gains?

>>512

Mainly just cardio stuff. I just want to lose a few pounds. I'm not grossly overweight or anything, but I could stand to lose about 10-15 pounds or so.

>>513

That's a good goal to set, just don't get too focused on your losses and over exert yourself.

>>414

Is nip the board owner?

Sorry if this double posts.

>>417

Yup! Nip is the B.O.

>>415

Well, guess I was just projecting, then. Sorry. I've been in kind of a bad mood lately.

>>416

We have one, but I don't know if anyone's been using it lately and I forget the groupbot's ID. That one anon set it up, but I haven't heard from him in forever. You can go ahead and make a new bot if you like.

>>417

That's my name, don't wear it out. It just stands for "Nobody In Particular," though I am kind of a weeb I guess, maybe? I do like me some chinese cartoons. I'm fairly active on here for now, but will probably be less so once I get a job, which should be soon. At that point if you need anything you will most likely talk to one of my vols. You can email me at the address in my post (though since cock.li's servers got compromised, you may not wish to share your taste in lolis or tips for domestic terrorism. Up to you, really.)

>>505

I've always looked at it as aquaintences are people you've met and have had small talk with, friends are the people you go out of your way to see, talk to, and do things together.

>>410

Where is someplace else someone could derive their self worth from?

its all in your mind.

if you perceive yourself as superior you will act like it.

>>424

>Where is someplace else someone could derive their self worth from?

if you need something or someone to feel worthy you are doing it wrong.

it should come from yourself.

>>408

I get VERY jealous about people who are superior to me and I use that jealousy to fuel my self-improvement. Most people say jealousy is an irrational and childish feeling but it is not because then we wouldn't have it as human beings, whether it was God or evolution that gave it to us it has it's uses.

eg: when I see some rich guy driving in a fancy car, I don't necessarily hate him because it's good that he has these things, but I hate the fact that I don't, so I rarely get lazy anymore and I don't skip any important work because it's hard to be idle when you think about all those people better than you and when you can be just like them or even better. In fact, I would even say that that is the primary purpose of jealousy, to help us improve and get better than who we are but just like with everything else, it's good in moderation, too much and it will consume you.

>>410

>Short story is you can't derive your self-worth from being better than others, because you'll always be able to find someone whose better than you at something (or a lot of things). Who has worth in that system, if anyone?

This is also true, there will always be people better than you, there is nothing you can do about it and don't take it too seriously. Sometimes it can also be the case that you simply suck at that thing that you are doing, there is no shame in that, you are simply not cut out for it and your talent lies elsewhere, you have to accept it and find the things that you ARE good at because not everyone is good at everything.

Instead of always comparing yourself to others, you should sometimes compare yourself to who you were in the past and ask yourself if you are better now than before and if you are happy with your position, then it shouldn't matter who is better than you.

>>489

I get extremely jealous too, but only with things like people having friends, girlfriends, social skills, hanging out with others, sex, etc.

It doesn't really fuel my self-improvement though, if anything it hinders it; I get really envious and bitter, feel miserable and lonely as shit, and this usually sets me back.

>>325

Brother.

hopeful weebmusic time.

>>480

Is it that time again?

This scene… this fucking scene…

I watch it everyday now…

Thanks for visiting, friend.

>>398

>My dream is first and first and foremost to get married and have a handful of children.

This is also one of the biggest things I hope for at this point in my life.

Ultimately though, I hope to show and practice love, in a world that desperately needs it, for my fellow man and my God; ultimately I derive my hope for this goal from religion. Look up theosis/sanctification if you're interested.

My dream is for an overthrowing of the [insert totalitarian shithole here] government by We the People, and a decentralized and Anonymous version of the Internet. (a meshnest I guess) I don't really care what happens to me as long as I live to see a less shitty world.

>>395

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>>403

Thanks for opening up like that, I really like this place already.

>>391

I'll expand more tomorrow since I'm on my phone right now.

My main dream right now is to get married and have kids and do it right. My parents are divorced because my dad cheated and wanted nothing to do with me. I want to get married and be a better dad than he was.

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>168

Thx these posts give me a lot of /hope/

>>390

Is this a reference to something or is there something inherently /hope/ful about hammers?

>>396

I will have to listen to their music to determine whether they are /hope/ material. Thanks for the banner, keep 'em coming and I'll save them for after the switch to infinity (because, if you didn't know, everything that is currently being posted will not be kept.)

>>384

>Yeah

Well thanks for stopping by, it means a lot.

>I'm glad you liked it

Liked it? It was great! You don't see that kind of sincerity out of Youtube vids much. You should totally make more.

>>384

>>385

Mind posting the video?

>>386

Sure, why not.

>>377

I couldn't get an answer about how this started, but this is what I found out:

It seems that this practice has started in the past couple of decades with more non-Catholics attended services with Catholic friends or family, or for young children who come up the communion line with their parents. There isn't any specific reason why you cross you arms, it's just something that has originated.

It also seems that it is dependent on whether or not a Bishop allows it in their area or not.

You don't actually have to get up for communion if you are not able to receive the sacrament. There is a blessing you will receive at the end of mass.

Nonetheless, I hope you do have yourself a Merry Christmas, Anon and I hope this helps.

>>392

Thanks anon, that does help. I hope you and yours had a Merry Christmas.