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[Bitchwhipper2]

I imagine @2025cel and @optimisticzoomer as two wise old men in their final days coming to .org in order to share their ponderings out of pure selflessness and altruism

We should all aspire to be more like these fine gentlemen

 

[Deleted member 133325]

be like einstein

 

[Deleted member 133502]

You should all aspire to be like me. The most satisfied existence in the world! The most indisputably asserted, an existence without any wavering aspects! The most satisfied , the most fulfilled!

 

[Deleted member 117288]

be like einstein View attachment 3557919

Labrat Jewstein is not a human tbh, he's a state of being we should all strive towards.

 

[Bitchwhipper2]

You should all aspire to be like me. The most satisfied existence in the world! The most indisputably asserted, an existence without any wavering aspects! The most satisfied , the most fulfilled!

Sybau

 

[Deleted member 133325]

Labrat Jewstein is not a human tbh, he's a state of being we should all strive towards.

 

[Deleted member 133502]

Sybau

Do you not understand the most basic concept of respect? The first thing I must ask is: why, when I have taken the time to speak my thoughts, do you think it's acceptable to tell me to shut up? Do you honestly believe that your words are more important than mine? To silence someone in such a crude and dismissive manner is not just rude—it is an outright violation of the fundamental principle of mutual respect. When I speak, it’s not merely for the sake of noise. I speak because I believe what I say has value, and that is a simple right I hold as an individual. And yet, you presume to tell me to stop, to erase my voice, as if you have the authority to invalidate my existence, my thoughts, my presence. To shut someone down like that isn’t just impolite—it’s a deliberate act of dismissing their worth entirely and a violation to their rights as a person

 

[Bitchwhipper2]

Do you not understand the most basic concept of respect? The first thing I must ask is: why, when I have taken the time to speak my thoughts, do you think it's acceptable to tell me to shut up? Do you honestly believe that your words are more important than mine? To silence someone in such a crude and dismissive manner is not just rude—it is an outright violation of the fundamental principle of mutual respect. When I speak, it’s not merely for the sake of noise. I speak because I believe what I say has value, and that is a simple right I hold as an individual. And yet, you presume to tell me to stop, to erase my voice, as if you have the authority to invalidate my existence, my thoughts, my presence. To shut someone down like that isn’t just impolite—it’s a deliberate act of dismissing their worth entirely and a violation to their rights as a person

Attentionspanpill again

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Bumo