>>720712836
People are just fucking around, it was late in the evening this thread was made. Also, yeah, there edgy idiots here talking shit, it's 4chan, it's the internet, if you need to avoid it, take a break. They have nothing to do with the game. Just people blowing hair air to vent pressure and steam. Ultimately harmless.

>>720670754
kf and 4chan are two sides of the same shitty coin

>>539192943
and it’s being done on 1m30 cooldown like bro this is the most blatant shit ever just look
>>539192836

broke ass nigga (probably puree) can’t even buy 4chan pass to make the samefag more convincing

>>4468101
>>4468082
lel it's standard to break labor laws and you're not even allowed to do candid street photography in your meager leisure time? the us is a barbaric joke country, but at least i have some free time and can go take pictures
here's my routine:
>(4days per week)
>10am wake up.
>10:45 bike to work
>11-7 work
>walk around town for 0.5-3 hours and shoot, or see friends
>go home, eat dinner, look at 4chan and process photos
>1-3am go to sleep

>(3 days)
>wake up sometime after noon
>any combination of chores, errands, walking around, gaming, doing nothing, going to events
>1-3am go to sleep

if i had the determination to wake up earlier, i could even walk to work and gain a lot of shooting time in the morning.
car commuter life is something i cannot wrap my head around. at least on mass transit you can nap or read or take pictures. driving a car, you can do nothing but listen to audio and get traffic stress. i don't think there's an amount you could pay me to waste away literal hours of my life rotting in a car each day, or secluding in a suburb for that matter. time is the one resource you can never recoup, anon.

>>720710404
>not reading 4chan in tate mode

This regression is the most insane thing to me. What are they truly experiencing at this very moment? You reading this right now could remember this exact moment in time reading this 4chan post I've written at some point in your life. When is that experience happening? It could be now or it could be vaguely in the future sometime. The only way they seem to be able to tell is when something breaks that illusion. Do you remember Agatha All Along? She ends up experiencing her entire life out of sequence. Maybe we're all in a unbreakable unending loop and thats what Deja Vu truly is. We experience exactly and only the moments were meant to again and again ad infinitum. Like some robot who's only purpose is to experience this hell and relay that data to the greater being. Why infinitely though? Are things being changed on us each universal loop? Are we simulating the perfect outcome? What if our momentary time slide is a malfunction and we are temporarily breaking out of the loop like stealing a breath of fresh air from a rip tide. Maybe this exact moment in time is our only true clarity and we'll spend the rest of our lives therafter in a clouded haze of confusion.

>>939830784
>>>/Pol/
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>>>/Pol/

>>720712089
I blame - I don't know what to call it - the decline of shame. At some point people simply stopped feeling shame for anything they do or believe, whether it's jerking off to anything or everything, believing the Earth is flat, or getting filtered by video games in their free time. They view the Internet as a way not to discuss things, but to reinforce and gratify their own preconceptions. Anyone who disagrees with them is mentally ill, autistic, retarded, a faggot, a nigger, a tranny, etc. And conversely, the Internet is just a faceless mob and can't impose shame on people in the same way that real communities used to do, which served an important social function. This is all doubly true on 4chan where there's no way of knowing anything about anyone you're talking to beyond the content of their post.

>>539192659
If you're at work, why are you posting on 4chan? Do your fucking job!