>>71594I post on /pol/ the most. I haven't browsed /qa/ yet.
>>71595>>71596They still love me. My mom told me that she feels like I was set up by the feds.
>>71601Will read later. My browser is super slow because of this thread.
>>71602Hell no.
>>71607I'm not a Ponyfag. That's too autistic even for me.
>>71609No. I played Egyptian rat screw more than any other card game.
>>71611No. I never have.
>>71613Whatever the fuck I felt like eating at the moment.
>>71614It's definitely taken some getting used to.
>>71618I spent most of my time listening to the radio. There are no friends in prison, but the person who I was closest with wrote a book from prison titled "It Takes a Nation to End Gun Violence". I typed the book for him (and added to it, as he requested). It's on Amazon. He gets out in 2026. I have two poignant kites (written messages) from other inmates (one of them from him) that I will publish soon.
>>71620Not really. There were psychology programs and bullshit classes and stuff like that.
>>71622No. My celibacy was 100% voluntary. I've never had any interest in sex.
>>71623I worked out a lot in prison and still do.
>>71627This is my first time hearing about them. I listen to just about everything.
>>71628I very much kept up with the news while I was in prison. What happened to George Floyd was an outrage and the rioting against police was certainly justified. However, burning down regular people's mom and pop stores was not. And the rioting in Portland was just boujee white anarchists looking for any excuse to riot and burn shit down.
>>71630Yes, and I am very thankful that nobody was actually hurt as a result of my profoundly stupid and reckless actions online.
>>71631Of course. Gangs run rampant even on the softest yards.
>>71634In recent years, it seems that the illiberal left has been really ramping up their attempts to censor the internet, and those attempts are now inevitably coming back to bite them as their views (e.g. on Gaza) are now being censored by the illiberal right. The useful idiot leftists and "human rights activists" who zealously pushed for strict censorship of speech are now seeing that censorship used against their own. Good. You reap what you sow. People who advocate drawing lines around freedom of speech always envision themselves as the one holding the pen. They never even entertain the thought that someone else's definition of objectionable speech might differ from theirs.
>>71638I actually didn't do anything to Benny G other than create many of the neo-Nazi "Ben Garrison quote" images.
>>71641More or less, yeah. There's a big difference between having no social life because you're a repulsive creep (like Andrew Anglin) and having no social life simply because you hate people (like me).
>>71643This thread is legit on the verge of crashing my shitty browser on this shitty laptop.
>>71649Since the start of their invasion in Ukraine, the Russian maskirovka machine has been working in overdrive to disseminate disinformation not just to the Russian people, but to the usual gang of idiots outside of Russia - and especially to the western far-right. Putin's initial bullshit about "fighting Nazis" in Ukraine got no real traction among the far-right (for obvious reasons), but his equally mendacious narrative about biolabs in Ukraine got picked up by Tucker Carlson (who has vigorously defended Putin from day one) and widely disseminated on the far-right internet. Putin represents the same fascist values that Tucker Carlson and others on the far-right represent, so it naturally follows that they would be firmly on his side. Of course, Russia apologism is certainly not limited to the far-right. Since the onset of the conflict in Ukraine, the usual chorus of infantile emoprogs and Noam Chomsky acolytes on the far-left have, like clockwork, been spinning their characteristic whataboutery, making endless excuses for Putin because America/the west does this and this and this (Chomsky himself, of course, has zealously defended almost every single dictatorship that has ever existed). Shamnesty International even published a report about how Ukrainian soldiers are engaging in "war crimes" by stationing themselves near civilian areas - a report which has, of course, been cited non-stop by the Kremlin's disinfo factory to legitimize their invasion of Ukraine. Almost as pathetic have been the western liberals harping on endlessly about how Putin's actions flagrantly violate "international law" and deluding themselves into thinking that Russia will ever pay the consequences for it. If Russia is indeed violating "international law", then why aren't they being punished for it right now? Oh, right: because "international law" isn't real law and has absolutely no real legal power or authority whatsoever. UN conventions mean about as much to Putin as the Treaty of Versailles did to Hitler, whose policy of ruthless schrecklichkeit was identical to that of Putin. The International Criminal Court - a colonialist institution which is used primarily for civilizing the Africans - couldn't even manage to prosecute former Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, so the idea of them being able to prosecute Putin is absolutely beyond laughable. Hopefully, this disaster will be the final nail in the coffin for the UN and the ICC. It will hopefully also be the final nail in the coffin for the childish Chomskyite nonsense that the world would be so much better off if America wasn't the dominant superpower. What we are seeing right now is just a small sample of what a world dominated by Russia and China would be like - a world where Chomsky and his ilk would be thrown into extermination camps.
>>71650No, only a tightly-monitored prison email system.
>>71654Yume Nikki, followed by Chrono Trigger.
>>71660Still mad, Ben?
>>71659I cannot possibly tell you how many times people made jokes about that.
