Enough! I’m selling my tv and pc, I’m getting a typewriter and dumb phone. Enough! ENOUGH!!

[Anonymous No.23155795]

>Nader has been described as an "ascetic ... bordering on self-righteous".[119] Despite access to respectable financial assets, he famously lives in a modest apartment and spends $25,000 annually on personal bills, conducting most of his writing on a typewriter.[120][121] According to popular accounts of his personal life, he does not own a television, relies primarily on public transportation, and over a 25-year period, until 1983, exclusively wore one of a dozen pairs of shoes he had purchased at a clearance sale in 1959. His suits, which he reports he purchases at sales and outlet stores, have been the repeated subject of public scrutiny, being variously described as "wrinkled", "rumpled", and "styleless". A newspaper story once described Nader as a "conscientious objector to fashion".

[Anonymous No.23155862]

more politicians like this please

[Anonymous No.23155885]

>>23155795
My grandfather liked him. He had a hardback copy of picrel

[Anonymous No.23155923]

based Nade single-handedly ending the political career of climatology and massage enthusiast, Al Gore.

[Anonymous No.23156290]

>>23155795
Nader is based. He and I have many common enemies. I didn't even know these factoids about him. I like him more now.

[Anonymous No.23156297]

>>23155795
Imagine having a TV

[Anonymous No.23156417]

>>23155795
Nigga, I did this for a couple years. I honestly felt like killing myself everyday. I've gone back to a smartphone, but I still feel like killing myself. It won't change much desu

[Anonymous No.23156424]

Owning a TV is like having a drainpipe operated by Israel pumping shit into your home 24/7.

[Anonymous No.23156603]

>>23156297
>>23156424
tv just exists as a screen bro you can cast whatever you want to watch from your computer

[Anonymous No.23156611]

>>23155795
>$25,000 annually on personal bills
that's a lot

[Anonymous No.23157594]

>>23156611
Not in the US. Livable wage in most low-cost areas is around 30k. In large metros can vary from 45k to almost 100k.

[Anonymous No.23157612]

>>23155795
But was he an DYEL INCEL?

[Anonymous No.23157622]

>>23155795
This guy sounds absolutely based. I need to get a typewriter and see if that helps keep me from distraction as well.

[Anonymous No.23157629]

>>23156417
I'm not sure that you made a point, but boy you sure said some stuff!

[Anonymous No.23157634]

>>23155795
I wouldn't guess what board I am on based on this post, how is this literature?

[Anonymous No.23157642]

>>23155795
>No Nader means no Bush
>No Bush means no Iraq War
>No Iraq War means John McCain is elected President in 2004
>McCain getting elected means war against Iran

pick your poison

[Anonymous No.23157643]

>>23157634
Are you an idiot

[Anonymous No.23157651]

>>23157643
Do you want me to discuss how very bad it is to own a smartphone and two pairs of jeans?

[Anonymous No.23157654]

>>23157642
I guess our hands are tied

[Anonymous No.23157658]

>>23157651
I own three, from my cold dead hands buddy

[Anonymous No.23157680]

>>23157651
???

[Anonymous No.23157702]

>>23155795
>relies primarily on public transportation
why would anyone subject themselves to this
do you enjoy being harassed by homeless people and drug addicts?

[Anonymous No.23157760]

>>23157629
Point is, it won't solve all your problems!

[Anonymous No.23158373]

>>23156424
Accurate

[Anonymous No.23160154]

Ralph Nader is, surprisingly, still very sharp. He is an excellent commentator on today's politics. Catch his radio program online, it's very good, lots of info and issues few others are discussing.

Nader is a wonderful man, a very good man.

[Anonymous No.23160607]

>>23155862
Jeremy Corbyn, despite being a massive tool, lives fairly modestly. A woman who taught me in sixthform lived nextdoor to him and said he lives in an attached terrace house. When he's not working he's tending to his garden.

[Anonymous No.23160628]

>>23155795
Nothing will change until you do. The externals of your environment are irrelevent if you don't change your habits, customs, and way of living. It's not like Nadar was some inspired genius or writer anyway. I do agree in the importance of removing distractions from your life, but removing them is just one part of the equation. I'd argue it's better to foster self-discipline first before getting rid of things you no longer want or use. Getting rid of your computer and smart phone will not automatically make you more disciplined, or a better thinker/writer. This is delusion.

[Anonymous No.23161960]

>>23155795
By narrowing his sensorium, he misses timely cues, and fails to form ideas applicable to reality, instead starving his conscience, thereby creating the psychological equivalent of a rape baby born during the Holodomor.

As an ignorant child, I thought that Nader was pretty cool -- a third party candidate who was clearly outside of the establishment -- only to later realize how much more optimally he could've applied his time, effort & understanding against the roots of the problems he campaigned to solve.

The automotive enthusiast in me hates him, but the environmentalist in me tends to not to.

Nonetheless; I digress: let us return to how bad of an idea it is for you to go total ascetic mode... unless you've *already* percolated sufficiently in the ocean of everything enough to accurately model reality and the current meta before you pull the plug, and have a DEFINITE SCHEDULE which you absolutely MUST adhere to with unforgiving devotion.

Give yourself exactly one year plus one day plus one hour plus one minute plus one second before emerging from your chrysalis of solitude and plugging back into the hyperweb, and be sure to already have *two* entire books completely finished (with another heartbreaker magnum opus still simmering on the back burner as your paraculture in your creative process, like the extra tank full of microorganisms under a pro aquarium, that extra reservoir to share water with for ecosystemic vitality & fecundity, and allow that to ferment while self-publishing the first two online).

Now begin your monetization process... unless you (wisely) intend to fuck off forever into the wilderness on farmland claimed by blood & sweat (but no tears -- because we can never cry -- as we all should).

[Anonymous No.23162113]

>>23156424
I like to yell at it whenever I can feel the Jew. I know that it does nothing, but it gives me a little more agency than a passive drone

[Anonymous No.23163236]

>>23156424
This. Kikevision brainwashed boomers to a ridiculous degree. Their minds are crystalised as a result.

[Anonymous No.23163252]

>>23161960
>Give yourself exactly one year plus one day plus one hour plus one minute plus one second before emerging from your chrysalis of solitude and plugging back into the hyperweb, and be sure to already have *two* entire books completely finished (with another heartbreaker magnum opus still simmering on the back burner as your paraculture in your creative process, like the extra tank full of microorganisms under a pro aquarium, that extra reservoir to share water with for ecosystemic vitality & fecundity, and allow that to ferment while self-publishing the first two online).
lmao jesus fucking christ
i can just imagine you patting yourself on the back as you poured your soul into this complete and utter garbage
anon, for your homework, i want you to focus on not using any kind of punctuation except for periods at the end of sentences.
it's for your own good