10k mbux per person u verifiably bring here, and badges

edit: https://rdrama.net/h/redscarepod/post/316697/contest-get-redscare-girlies-and-gays/7324937#context

(The responses to this apt observation are very reddit)

am i seriously supposed to just accept that a bunch of people failing to learn english properly constitutes a "language"? yeah right

Where to find these women?

Even commies are dunking on it lol

https://old.reddit.com/r/TheDeprogram/comments/1ck7qex/which_one_of_you_was_this/

Our perfect angelic girl would never violate the sanctity of marriage!

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— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 25, 2024

!redscarepod

shut down the subreddit

stop the podcast

>Take the original Penn Station in New York City as an example. It was a grand masterpiece of marble and wrought steel, a towering symbol of pride and ingenuity. And what replaced it? A claustrophobic underground station where commuters shuffle like rats under Madison Square Garden. It's emblematic of how far we've fallen.

>Every transit project today is bogged down by endless consulting studies, as though we haven't spent nearly 200 years perfecting how to build trains. Returning from East Asia to the U.S., the difference is jarring. Airports, roads, and public infrastructure here look like they're crumbling. LAX is practically an international embarrassment—what must foreign tourists think when they arrive?

>The French company that was contracted to plan/build high-speed rail in California got so sick of the constant bureaucratic roadblocks that they packed up, decided to go to "less politically dysfunctional countries," and then gave Morocco an incredibly well-functioning bullet train system

That's right !chuds those pesky environmental reviews need to be scrapped, who cares if we kill 80% of the beavers and Bald Eagles!!!!

>Industry likes to build and have functioning products, they'd have finished the darn thing already if left untethered, it's just that they also wouldn't mind making an endangered species go extinct or giving everyone cancer in the process of doing so.

A lone voice of reason in a sea of whining.

>America doesn't build anything anymore- it deindustrialized after NAFTA. It's now a finance and service economy where everything is a spreadsheet, app, zoom call, or an investment. Anything you build here eventually gets bought and gutted by PE and you retire to your teen s*x island. That's the new american dream

>China is now the "plan and execute grand projects" economy, but the west largely ignores it so you don't see the crazy bridges and railway systems they're finishing in record time

>Edit: ill get murdered for this here but to play devil's advocate, trump admin's "project warpspeed" where from march 2020 to dec 2020 they sequenced the covid genome and made a 95% efficacious mrna vaccine for it in record time was a pretty fricking insane accomplishment and shows that america can certainly do manhattan project level shit if they wanted to. Just have to drain the swamp i guess...

>Funny you mention China. That's exactly where I took a recent vacation to and what inspired this post. Lovely country for sightseeing and eating some good food. Magnificent cities.

>Not sure if you know about Chongqing but if you do, it's even more impressive in person versus the videos.

That's right !chuds, China has its shit together. All the !nooticers like this guy:https://youtube.com/@serpentza

Are full of shit. China number wan!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Is everyone there from Idaho?

It was perhaps one of the most pointless suicide-protests ever conducted. It's been less than a year since he died and nobody talks about him. Nobody remembers him. He made no impact and changed nothing. He died in one of the most excruciating and terrifying ways possible, just to be mocked by his enemies and scolded by his allies. Trump is going to permit the glassing of Palestine and Aaron can't help anybody now because he's dead.

I feel like it's a pretty encouraging example of how important we and our lives are. He could have achieved so much more in life than he did in death. I guess the moral of the story is that nobody wins when you resign yourself to failure and inaction. He was so wrapped-up in catastrophe that he sacrificed everything for nothing, and you shouldn't be like that either.

Make sure to love yourself and prioritise living your life before you lose it! love ya! x