>>19875
>mississipi
highest ratio of blacks
>massachusetts
highest ratio of jews

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/17/world/middleeast/isis-islamic-state-narrator.html#click=https://t.co/I1L4FbvGp

It takes religion to make ordinary programmers give up their jobs and go away to join ISIS.

(parody) after everything kills the chuckles

still better than Hillary
All praise American Democracy.

>>19894
Hillary is old news. The new news is Trump is surely the first president to declare himself as a national emergency.

So is it an emergency? Trump said, "I didn't need to do this," when talking about the national emergency.

>>19894
>Americans had to choose between this guy and Hillary in 2016

Sometimes, yes. Not as much as I should as I'm getting older. Do lift weights still, pushups, stretches and knee curls. The real tough exercise I still get is cutting down big tree branches (sometimes whole trees), then cutting them up into logs and hauling them off back to my property and stacking them on my wood racks. Every year I chop the older logs with an axe and thats a good workout for me too. Got no central air or heat so in the winter time I either have lumber for my wood stove to heat my home or I go cold. So I don't mind the exercise, it keeps me in shape and comfy during harsh winters.

i was myself with a rag on a stick

i've been improving myself over the last year and a half, but i started from the very bottom, so now i notice the hardest part comes when you realize that after the improvement things can go worse, and drawing the line between just relaxing for a while and things getting worse again because the resting lasts too long

>>18376
I can't be bothered to pay for a gym membership, gyms are always smelly and crowded and they're where you get bacterial infections. The city itself is too congested with traffic and streets for you to enjoy jogging. The best and cheapest place to exercise is in a frigid rural town.

>>19660
Some government is necessary, some of it complete waste and corrupted to the core. A lot of it just mismanagement (whether intentional or not).

>>19661
The "shutdown" is only partial. Most of the government is still running, they have hundreds of billions $$$ allocated from previous budgets to run on contingency for a long time if need be. If it goes on for another year or two, then you might start seeing alarm bells ringing and possibility of them running out of their emergency funds.

>>19667
There shouldn't be any shut down, all budgets should be determined by a budgeting process. There is much unnecessary instability, small business can't get approvals, and tens of thousands of jobs are being lost monthly in the private sector alone because of it. Congress, not the president is supposed took control the power of the purse per the constitution.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=4ic7RNS4Dfo [Embed]

Bernie Sanders also said a couple days back that the 3 richest men in America own more than 50% of Americans. No one is saying anything about taking away their wealth, but high growth comes at a high cost. Google has ceased to be a company and just buys other companies and extracts their resources. For better productivity you have to constrain growth and not let it harm things like productivity, government, people, etc.

>>19700
>For better productivity you have to constrain growth and not let it harm things like productivity, government, people, etc.
Only problem is that often the government with regulation just starts to choose winners and losers itself and makes things worse. Not saying I want google to stay in power, I'm more than open to gutting them, but it must be done in a true spirit of trust busting rather than putting those industries under some kind of special oversight.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=cTsEzmFamZ8 [Embed]
Andrew Yang just starred on Joe Rogan's show, and did brilliantly. Unlike most candidates he actually spoke entirely about his platform and backed it up with facts.

Fritz the cat was not meant to be some "pornographic" movie to seduce an audience. It was like an adult version of the Ren & Stimpy cartoon, only meant for adults to have a laugh at when their kids were away visiting their grandparents or whatever.

I remember one of my friends having this adult cartoon playing in the background when I was visiting, he just had it playing for laughs. I thought it was kinda silly really.

>>19890
It was the first animated feature film to receive an X rating in the United States though.

>>19822
What the actual hell is going on here?

>>19887
>>19888
https://twitter.com/Meidocafer
oh this is his current twitter
the one in the first link was suspended.
long story short he's an anime fan

>I like Japanese platformers
Not really Japanese but have you tried the Shante games yet?
I have heard they are good but never played myself.

Of course there is always emulation.

>>19848
I might, except it looks very cartoony. I also can't play any game with Muslims, because the genies look like Muslims and thinking about those women makes me sad. I'm happier looking at RosenkreuzStilette or Bunny Must Die because they dress like westerners and I know they're not oppressed.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=7TjGm0CZp-M [Embed]

that racer Distance maybe

Posting a classic.

>>19705
He might well have exaggerated.

islam is retarded

>>19854
So is Christianity, Allahu akbar="deus vault."

>>19870
except one blows and the other doesn't