/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>8877894
Oh you gave me a good idea .

>>8802825
And this is you.

Go jump into the nearest oven, please.

Doing nothing because kikes have already killed the west.

I learn japanese, play JRPGs, and enjoy my time before the spectacular collapse of Rome 2.0 happens.

>>8748782
Goood goyim...

>>8746616
This is what kikes actually believe.

THe holohoax wasn't moral obligation either, it was something that needed to be done. No hard feelings, eh yids?

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What does /jp/ think about jews?

Never trust a kike.

>>8687193

>>8674742
This is you.

Go jump into the nearest oven, please.

>>8669905

Because just pumping money into shit in an attempt to boost aggregate demand and get the economy flowing doesn't mean shit when it doesn't react to market forces. You've got to leave it to people to provide specific services for specific demands.

This really is common sense the "invisible hand" isn't magic, it's people making things that sell to other people who want those things.

>>8665803

>Setting on a standard sets up the world for a "one person gets everything and wins" scenario.

It's already like that, funny how critics of a freer economy always claim that all hell will break lose when in all reality all the fears they express are already true.

>>8651390
Little does Cudder know about my secret deal with Translator-chan.

Anyone who is against piracy is a greedy kike, no exceptions.

>>8606205

>>8588605

What is there to be confused about? If you don't want high crime rates and your community to turn to a total shithole then keep niggers away. Honestly, kike.

Next president of the USA.

>Look! Up in the sky! Is it a bird? Is it a plane? It's … a drone, and it's watching you. That's what privacy advocates fear from a bill Congress passed this week to make it easier for the government to fly unmanned spy planes in U.S. airspace.

>The agency projects that 30,000 drones could be in the nation's skies by 2020.

>According to some estimates, the commercial drone market in the United States could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars once the FAA clears their use.

>The highest-profile use of drones by the United States has been in the CIA's armed Predator-drone program, which targets al Qaeda terrorist leaders. But the vast majority of U.S. drone missions, even in war zones, are flown for surveillance. Some drones are as small as model aircraft, while others have the wingspan of a full-size jet.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/feb/7/coming-to-a-sky-near-you/print/

What does /jp/ think?

>>8524114
>Let's do this

>>8475144

>/jp/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HN3qR2H4jGY