/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>10562771

>>10385279

>>10299693

This meme culture shit has to be the lowest point in human history.

This is all because women are bringing their "cute" shit and their horrible sense of humor into the mainstream now that they have rights and are polluting the minds of the young with it since they raise them.

>>9771462
What in the fuck

I was already playing Visual Novels and eroges by then, so all is already lost. I was even on 4chan.

I'd tell myself that in one year, /jp/ will be created and your social life will disappear. It's too late to stop it.

>>9435160

>>9417008
nice rebutall
you have all the time in the world to work up a response, and this is what you bring up?
>>9417008
ever heard of inflation?
what happens when shit hits the goddamn fan?

Why aren't you voting Ron Paul /jp/?

Don't you want America to prosper?

>public ban

Americans are being prepared for full spectrum tyranny.

Totalitarian governments, like persistent forms of cancer, have latched onto the long history of man, falling and then reemerging from the deep recesses of our cultural biology to wreak havoc upon one unlucky generation to the next. The assumption by most is that these unfortunate empires are the product of bureaucracies gone awry; overtaken by the chaotic maddening hunger for wealth and power, and usually manipulated by the singular ambitions of a mesmerizing dictator. For those of us in the Liberty Movement who are actually educated on the less acknowledged details of history, oligarchy and globalized centralism is much less random than this, and a far more deliberate and devious process than the general unaware public is willing consider.

Unfortunately, the final truth is very complex, even for us...

One cannot place the blame of despotism entirely on the shoulders of globalists. Sadly, the crimes of elites are only possible with a certain amount of complicity from subsections of the populace. Without our penchant for apathy and fear, there can be no control. That is to say, there is no power over us but that which we give away. We pave the road to our own catastrophes.

In the end, a tyrant's primary job is not to crush the masses and rule out of malevolence, but to obtain the voluntary consent of the citizenry, usually through trickery and deceit. Without the permission of the people, subconscious or otherwise, no tyranny can survive.

>>9223644
What adverse reaction?

>>9127235

>>8648950
ur rong