Utopia Talk / Politics / Trump strikes 2

jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 05:16:52 Sammy Absolutely not fan-fiction boy. You are wrong on all points. USAF bomber losses overall is less than 2% of sorties flown. There was a bad week in 1943 where the ration was as high as 13% for an individual group. It really is sad to see your total intellectual breakdown. Iran's military lost 90 pieces of hardware that have been visually confirmed. Including things only damaged and stuff like excavators and bulldozers. Air defence losses were almost nill. This alone is incompatible with any type of systematic overflights by manned air frames. You really have to try and ground your emotions on a semblance of available data. As it stands, it just seems like you are off your meds.
Sam Adams Member	Fri Jun 27 05:25:34 You are just making up retarded shit at this point.
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 05:37:51 http://www..._STRATEGIC_BOMBING_SURVEYS.pdf The link to confirmed losses Iran (90 in total including damaged and things like bulldozers, already provided). Bomber losses are 1.5% of sorties for the US in europe, 1.7% for bomber command.
murder Member	Fri Jun 27 09:01:42 "Air defence losses were almost nill." You can't destroy what they don't have. -
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 09:08:27 A simple google would help you out a lot murder. Iran has literally thousands of individual air defence units (as in a Patriot system consists of up to 10 individual units). Density is another matter. Iran is huge.
Sam Adams Member	Fri Jun 27 10:34:53 Lmfao. Ya jergul you really slayed the israelis with your giant network of extremely effective and invincible air defenses. You go.
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 11:35:28 Israel has a giant network of extremely effective and invincible air defences. And went from shooting down 90% of missiles to shooting down 65% of missiles defending a postage stamp of a country. Perfection is not the idea. Forcing the opposition to rely on stand-off attacks is the idea.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Fri Jun 27 12:01:55 Jergul is such an authentic simulation of a regime sycophant that I find myself checking his posts for watermark stamps from PressTV. He has an incredible talent for framing catastrophic strategic paralysis as deliberate restraint—like a guy tied to a chair claiming he’s practicing stillness meditation. He is not even defending IRGC military capability anymore—he’s defending the idea that not dying immediately is proof of strategic genius. At this rate, a smoking crater will become a data point in favor of regime stability.
Sam Adams Member	Fri Jun 27 12:08:56 Hes been on team soviet for at least 20 years and it just got handed yet another crushing defeat. I think his mind is latching onto CT posts and regime propaganda as a desperate defense machanism. Sort of like some poor iranian turning off his radar when the israeli harm missile is already inbound.
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 12:45:05 Yawn. I see you have run out of arguments. Not that any of you really had any arguments going from you at any time anyway. I just see the shortcomings in ambitions of forcing regime change on Iran kinetically. It boils down to the unavoidability and undesirability of an open ended conflict.
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 12:52:04 Incidentally, it looks like the cost for Israel will be about 1 billion dollars a day. For reference, its gdp is 560 billion USD. Yes, I know the US will cover most of that one way or another, but it is one way of understanding why an open ended conflict is not great. It costs Israel 65% of its daily gdp every day.
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 13:01:05 Not that I am getting defensive. I have said many times that the invasion, occupation and annexation Russia has done is worse than anything the US has pulled off since wwii. I frankly dont know how I can more harshly condemn it. What I more generally have talked about is the limitations inherent to airpower. Particularly when you combine it with very low casualty tolerance. The US for example is still the premier military power if only it had the balls to lose say 500 soldiers a day in a sustained conflict. But withouot that, well...then you have the limitations inherent to airpower.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Fri Jun 27 13:30:33 Jergul, Thank you for this thrilling page-turner! From "Iran's defense is working" to "Israel can't afford to keep winning." The only tiresome thing is the strategic fatalism you're voicing. You were telling us the Islamic Republic deterred Israel with its vast and magnificent air defense network. Now that network has been shown to be mostly silent, pre-disabled, or irrelevant—and instead of walking that back, you’ve shifted to arguing that sustained pressure would be too expensive for Israel. Lol :) We just watched a man lose a chess match in 12 moves, and now we have Jergul lecturing the room on how checkmate is inefficient! And your bomber analogy… ignoring stealth and cyberwarfare, EW, stand-off weapons, satellite recon—the difference between carpet bombing Cologne and deleting a radar site in Isfahan, or taking out an IRGC general in a single room in an apartment in Tehran. It’s like comparing a trebuchet with a hypersonic missile and calling them both “siege tools.” My friend, you’re just narrating a slow collapse and hoping no one notices the regime lost its pants on the first night. Strategic patience, right?
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Fri Jun 27 14:05:00 Islamic Republic of Iran – Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics CONFIDENTIAL REPORT – INTERNAL CIRCULATION ONLY Subject: Evaluation of Zionist Regime Aggression and Sacred Air Defense Response Date: 7 Tir 1404 (June 27, 2025 CE) Prepared by: Strategic Coordination Office, Passive Defense Command In the Name of God, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful “And when they come to strike, remain steadfast like the mountain, for the mountain does not strike—it endures.” – Martyr General Hassan Tehrani Moghaddam (may his light endure) Overview: At approximately 02:40 local time, the Zionist entity launched a complex multi-vector operation using stealth aggression, cyber intrusion, and stand-off munitions. While the attack was expected due to recent provocations in occupied Palestine and American incitement, the heroic forces of the Islamic Republic responded with calculated restraint and strategic wisdom, in accordance with the Supreme Command’s directive for Asymmetric Strategic Resilience. Key Outcomes: 99.8% of Islamic Republic territory remained untouched by enemy munitions—proving the futility of their psychological warfare campaign. Air defense units maintained operational integrity through disciplined silence, ensuring long-term survivability in the face of hostile electronic warfare. Several projectiles were intercepted mid-air, exact locations undisclosed for security reasons. Civilian areas remained shielded by the divine protection that surrounds our nation. Damage Report (Unofficial/Unverified – Pending Final Review): Minor structural damage reported at a non-critical research facility near Isfahan. Two agricultural vehicles and a bulldozer sustained superficial damage—currently undergoing heroic repair. No loss of military personnel. Two volunteers received minor injuries and have requested immediate redeployment. Psychological Victory Indicators: Global Zionist media failed to portray the operation as a success, instead relying on “anonymous sources” and “Western officials.” The enemy’s need for stand-off distance demonstrates their fear of our sacred soil. Social media analysis indicates increased international solidarity with the Iranian nation and the Axis of Resistance. Strategic Response Narrative (Phase III – “Thundering Silence”): The Armed Forces, by exercising divine patience, have drawn the enemy into a position of strategic overextension. Rather than playing into their escalation trap, our command chose the path of dignified forbearance, awaiting the opportune moment to deliver a calibrated, devastating response at the time and place of our choosing. This decision affirms the Islamic Republic's mastery over escalation ladders and narrative dominance in the information battlefield. Recommendations: Continue cyber-vigilance and maintain full passive defense posture. Deploy controlled leaks suggesting “vast retaliatory options under consideration.” Prepare spiritual mobilization content for Basij distribution ahead of Quds Day. Begin production of a 7-part documentary dramatizing the failure of Zionist aggression for IRIB Channel 1. Glory to the Martyrs. Victory belongs to the Patient. Death to the Zionist Entity. Signed, Brigadier General Abdul-Emad Jergul Soleimani Deputy for Strategic Information Superiority and Passive Defense Affairs Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics
Seb Member	Fri Jun 27 15:58:29 One of the major problems with the existence of LLMs is that when one reads things like this initial appreciation gives way to suspicion it's just produced by machine such tempers amusement.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Fri Jun 27 16:08:30 Seb, If it’s funny, it’s funny. The fact that an LLM helped shape it doesn’t change that. These tools don’t write by themselves—I shaped the prompt, steered the tone, and picked what to publish. That’s authorship. Just because someone took notes doesn’t mean the speech wasn’t mine. If we start disqualifying cleverness because someone used a sharp tool, then I guess we’d better discredit every film edited, every photograph color-graded, and every thought that passed through a search engine. I posted it because it said what I wanted it to say. Isn't that what matters?
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 16:16:10 Yay, now Nimi is using Chat gpt to generate reports from the regime. Iran's deterrent has always rested on staying power. End of story. I seldome use the term low information. But that is your problem. Facts don't suit, so you just spew garbage. End of story. Factually, Trump will not engage in an open ended war because he is to sensitive to oil prices. Which is alone enough, but there are many other reasons. Factually, Israel cannot defeat a country 10 times its size. So yah, the only hope here is that Iranians, organically, decide they want a new regime. Trying to force that is counter-productive. You just seem like a Mossad stooge.
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 16:20:44 You are not clever nimi. You are mirroring a multi that has done that better and in a more amusing way. Fact is, you often mirror posters. Why is that? What fundamental flaws cause you to do that?
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 16:35:05 Incidentally, I think I know the answer. You have a fragile sense of self. Not uncommon to people with your background. Sadly, you are easily radicalized and seek to normalize your radicalization. I rather expect wtb has reported you to Sapo, so do tread carefully. They are racist fucks to start with, and well, with your skin tone... Thus is Nimi explained.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Fri Jun 27 16:37:29 Jergul, It’s OK, you’re not the audience. Not everything clever has to explain itself to the guy holding a regime talking points binder.
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 16:40:37 Its not clever to poorly mirror a multi you poor pathetic sod.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Fri Jun 27 16:51:00 ergul, You’re mistaking inertia for strategy and size for strength. As your friend—and a former student of BJJ—I must warn you: your guy was just saved by the gong, and you’re out here… well, the lady doth protest too much, methinks.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Fri Jun 27 16:54:17 Fact is, you often mirror posters. Why is that? What fundamental flaws cause you to do that? What does it say about you, if you are this rattled by your own reflection?
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 16:57:51 A former student of BJJ is just a fat guy with gray hair now buddy. Use it or lose it. Force in being is a thing. A conflict with Iran is an open ended conflict. No one has the stomach for that. That is Irans deterrent and that has been Irans deterrent sinc 1988. End of story. This has nothing to do with the regime. A successful, organic uprising would still retain staying power. And would still run into trouble with Israel. Iran by nature is the premier power in the ME. Something even you should know Israel does not want. Particularly not in a form aligned to the West and thus untouchable.
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 17:01:14 And no. Your instinctive mirror of others is a too piss-poor an imitation to be thought provoking.
Seb Member	Fri Jun 27 17:06:10 Nim: Unfortunately no. Part of wit is the connection with and appreciation for the mind of the person behind it. Once you suspect there is no mind, then that kinda makes it pointless.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Fri Jun 27 17:07:15 Jergul Wait—so you're saying Iran would be just as strong, maybe even more untouchable, under a regime not despised by its own people? Then why are you still defending the one that shoots teenagers in the street? You can say “end of story” all you want—but history’s not done writing. And history doesn’t support you. Entities like the Islamic Republic don’t mellow—they metastasize. They either collapse from within or lash outward and invite their own destruction. Your realism is a kind of wish—a belief that the world rewards stillness, that suffering is justified by duration. But you never apply this logic to yourself, your daughters, your people, or your values. Only to others. Only to strangers. Only to those bleeding under boots you’ve never had to feel. You’d never tell your own children to wait decades for dignity, would you? Yet you ask it of others. You are not neutral. You are sedated.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Fri Jun 27 17:14:23 Seb, To each their own. But I disagree. Many minds contributed to the shape of that post—language, memory, history, tools. But all of it was conducted by one mind: mine.
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 17:17:05 I am actually saying that Israel will do its outmost to create a failed state out of Iran. Happily, its outmost is not very potent. Everything collapses in the end. So, yah, trite much? I have consistently told you to stop wishing for foreign interventions on Iran, that is true. For natural reasons. 22 years since 2003. You want to visit Iraq? My argument here has been that an open ended conflict is not viable. It has nothing to do with regime support. As an added note. I have zero interest in fascist technocracies dressed up in cleric robes.
jergul large member	Fri Jun 27 17:17:52 You mirrored a multi Nimi. Poorly. End of story.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Fri Jun 27 17:24:21 Either debate the issues or don't—nobody cares about this other stuff. I'm content taking you to task on the topic. And no, warning against intervention while excusing the regime that necessitates it isn't realism. It's complicity in slow-motion. There are not-so-fine lines here that people like you have crossed. Inexcusable, really. But I have a big heart.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Fri Jun 27 17:32:39 "I am actually saying that Israel will do its outmost to create a failed state out of Iran." And, grieving as I would be, I couldn't blame Israel. I would blame the occupational entity in Tehran. That's how power, survival, and the desire for security work. "Israel does not want..." It's fine—Israel also "doesn’t want" it with Turkey, Egypt, the UAE, or even Saudi Arabia. Maybe we can work up to Norway next. But first, maybe stop chanting "Death to Israel," and then come lecture us about what Israel does or doesn’t want. Mkay?
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Fri Jun 27 17:47:19 "And, grieving as I would be, I couldn't blame Israel. I would blame the occupational entity in Tehran. That's how power, survival, and the desire for security work." That said, I don’t think Israel—or anyone in the region—wants to see Iran become a failed state. But it’s a growing risk. The longer the Islamic Republic clings to power in its current revolutionary form—chanting death to Israel, America, and the UK—that’s exactly where this ends. And I say that as someone who knows better than anyone here: there is a faction inside Iran—a "Taliban wing"—that would welcome turning Iran into another Afghanistan, so long as they could rule in the name of Islam. They would invite it. This fringe exists. The risk isn't 0.
Sam Adams Member	Fri Jun 27 18:43:13 "to lose say 500 soldiers a day in" Lol now whered you get that number from. Thats the approximate number of russian soldiers being lost isnt it. Glad you admit it.
jergul large member	Sat Jun 28 02:50:19 Sammy Dday+ losses per day US wwii.
jergul large member	Sat Jun 28 03:07:56 Or, you could blame yourself. You are the one calling for an open ended conflict in Iran. Israel gave it its best shot and burned years of clandestine assets in its decapitation attempt. So, yah, if there is one thing we know, then it is that Israel cannot force anything in Iran without the US doing the heavy lifting. In the case of the US, well, an open ended conflict in Iran is unlikely to happen under Trump, so well, you have to wait 3,5 years. Unless, well, you are not suggesting that stumbling block should be removed sooner are you? My position remains clear. The future of Iran is in the hands of the people of Iran. They have removed a despicable regime before. They can do it again if they want to. My personal feeling is that Iran will slowly transition to something else. It has been educating women for generations after all. The country will have to change with new generations of children raised by women with doctorates emerge. Good to know
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Sat Jun 28 07:54:35 Jergul You’ve already said all of this—over and over. The “slow transition” myth, the “open conflict isn’t viable” refrain, the “blame the critics, not the regime” sleight of hand—it’s all recycled. None of it engages with what’s actually changed. You’re wrong along the same historical break you failed to see on October 7th, the same blindness that once led you to admit: “I did not see Syria coming.” Seeing these things clearly would mean confronting an existential collapse in your worldview—and so you don’t. You say the future belongs to Iranians, yet every word you write discourages resistance, softens their oppressors, and normalizes paralysis. As I said—you are not neutral. You are under anesthesia. And lastly: You are not Iranian. Stop issuing decrees on how long Iranians should wait, what they should endure, or under which boot they should lie for another decade or two. For an Arctic goat-herder with no interest in sports, you've invested an alarming amount of energy defending regimes that would beat your daughters for reading the wrong poem or holding a boy’s hand in public.
jergul large member	Sat Jun 28 07:59:59 I say it over and over and yet you seem to think I am a regime supporter. A very odd take on your part. I am fine with being wrong if the people of Iran decided to collectively change the regime. I am just saying regime changing is inevitable in any event. That is part and parcel of educating women. It fundamentally leads to liberalization. You are the one off-script here in your calls for the US to enter an open ended conflict with Iran. That is just crazy on so many levels. And lastly: You are not Iranian either. You became Swedish many years ago. What did I say about having your cake and eating it too?
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Sat Jun 28 12:48:51 Jergul, The problem isn’t that you were wrong once. It’s that you’ve been wrong the same way for sixteen years. I remember your words during the Green Movement, when hope bled in the streets and you mocked the dying: "Rabble in the street now serve the interests of tribal hardliners and no one else." "The timing sucks. Give it a decade before you go for your coloured revolution." "Anyways, have missed the news. Enough middle class wannabe heads cracked yet?" "Maybe a few cracks on the head will teach you some sense?" "Anyway, the heads were cracked and things are back to normal. Thank goodness." http://utopiaforums.com/boardthread?id=politics&thread=19156 You watched people risk everything—and sneered. Comfortably up there in the frozen hellhole you call home. You called Iran a “technocracy.” You called its executioners “educated.” You warned that change would only bring tribal chaos, as if that were worse than what already ruled. For sixteen years, you’ve talked like this. You wanted a decade. You say you’re not a regime supporter. That’s generous. Too generous. The truth is darker. You are the apologist for those who cracked the skulls of young men and blinded the eyes of young women. You feel nothing for them—only relief when they stop resisting. I am very cautious with labels. But you have earned yours.
Pillz breaker of wtb	Sat Jun 28 12:52:01 Zzz
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Sat Jun 28 12:53:33 "You are not Iranian either. You became Swedish many years ago. What did I say about having your cake and eating it too?" A person’s identity isn’t a slice of cake to be eaten or denied — it’s a bag of ingredients. Some you’re born with, some you choose, and some are thrown in by force. One of the core ingredients in my bag is Iranian. That doesn't disappear because I carry other things — like being Swedish, being a father, being a man. You speak of identity like it’s a binary switch or a loyalty test. It’s not. It’s layered, dynamic, and often contested. Your view is not only simplistic — it’s the kind of thinking regimes rely on when they want to erase people who don’t fit their mold. All of this because you were not interesting in football or hockey? Jesus christ.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Sat Jun 28 13:17:19 A lot of this applies to Pillz too—another man watching from afar, unimpressed that the Jordanian king for instance didn’t destroy his country over a thousand-year-old feud with “the Joos.”
jergul large member	Sat Jun 28 13:40:40 Ah, so you self-identify as Iranian. Perhaps also as a cat and a 17 year old cheerleader also? Fair enough. I sometimes self-identify as Iranian myself. At least in threads like this. So keep on speaking your truth, special snowflake. We all wait for your words with baited breath.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Sat Jun 28 13:48:07 I think your own words is the perfect wrap up "Rabble in the street now serve the interests of tribal hardliners and no one else." "Anyways, have missed the news. Enough middle class wannabe heads cracked yet?" "Maybe a few cracks on the head will teach you some sense?" "Anyway, the heads were cracked and things are back to normal. Thank goodness." "The timing sucks. Give it a decade before you go for your coloured revolution."
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Sat Jun 28 13:49:16 16 years later "So yah, the only hope here is that Iranians, organically, decide they want a new regime."
jergul large member	Sat Jun 28 14:36:37 22 years later Nimi: "The regime is going to fall any day now. Trust me, I know more about Iran from secret sources than anyone."
Pillz breaker of wtb	Sat Jun 28 14:42:43 Don't drag me into your AI fronted debate. Jordan signed away its sovereignty because it paid well. This is normal politics. It's equally normal politics to resist. Resistance resulting in failure is a consequence of the game, not socialism. I enjoy classical examples because they offer us the ability to idente, observe, and dissect events that were formative to western civilization in very similar contexts. 'History repeats itself' Resistance is often fraught with danger. It is inherently safer to side with the bully. Entire states might fall, their people extinguished even, and all they had to do was acquiesce. But none of the bullies are still standing. Not even Persia. Anyways, you can't (or your AI can't) form a properly nuanced theory that accurately contextualizes the actors and variables involved in your little geopolitical theory. Play with your toy (jergul) but don't deign to think you have suddenly risen high enough in station that you can challenge me directly - least of all with AI.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Sat Jun 28 15:22:49 Jergul, Not a single word addresses your own record—the quotes from 2009 that I cited verbatim. You dehumanized protesters, mocked cracked skulls, and thanked the regime when things “returned to normal.” I never forgot what you said. I never will. Because “Iranian” isn’t a LARP for me. It’s the part of me that remembers that when I was watching the video of Neda Agha-Soltan bleed to death in the street, you were laughing: YEAH! Get in there and crack those skulls! These things have costs, Jergul—on the soul, if you believe in such things; on the karma account, if you don’t. Not very different from when WTB goes on one of his sexual-assault-on-minor meltdowns. Anyway. We’ll note that down as grotesque. You said it. And when confronted? You called me a "snowflake." Once again, the mirror rattles you, and you start talking about me—my identity, my weight, the color of my hair. Anything but yourself. And let’s take your words seriously: your response to what you framed asmy belief that this suffering may be nearing its end is basically, "lol, you’re wrong." That’s not cynical realism. That’s just dark.
jergul large member	Sat Jun 28 15:49:37 Nimi Yawn. I dont care what you self-identify as nimi. That is up to you. It only becomes a problem when you want to push your self-identification onto others. As per the norm of the problems that causes when people self-identify is ways that are obviously untrue and try to compell others to accept that. You are Swedish, bro. End of story. Did I just call you the moral equivalent of a male boxer in Swedish leagues? Why yes, I suppose I did. Though at least he had the balls to lack balls when he did that. Get back to us when you renounce your Swedish citizenship, mkay? You want regime change by way of foreign military intervention. Everything else pales in that perspective. Never mind that I am pretty good at trolling you when you reference things I trolled you with 16 years later. Wow. You brought that one on yourself.
jergul large member	Sat Jun 28 15:50:30 In female boxing leagues* An interesting freudian slip on my part :).
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Sat Jun 28 16:51:38 Pillz, "Jordan signed away its sovereignty because it paid well. This is normal politics. It's equally normal politics to resist." But the issue was never what’s “normal”—whatever that means. It was your judgment. You weren’t impressed that Jordan didn’t “resist” like Syria or Saddam. “Sell out” was the term you used. Now you’re just dressing it up in neutral tones. “resistance resulting in failure is a consequence of the game, not socialism.” Mhm. We’re not reopening that. You already gave all your content and it was of limited usefulness. "But none of the bullies are still standing. Not even Persia." Entropy is your geopolitical insight? Yo....you just dragged me through classical western history to arrive at the second law of thermodynamics? What a ridiculous ending to that paragraph. Seriously Pillz. I was at the edge of my seat watching Greeks fight valiantly against Persians and You’re not offering more nuance than Jergul. You’ve just added nihilism rooted in the heat death of the universe to his fatalism. And the “station” talk? A lot of spunk from someone who’s spent the last decade spinning wheels, burning bridges, and failing upward into nowhere. Lot of bark for someone who just told me that entropy is "history repeating itself". No one here bows to your self-appointed throne. If your arguments were above me, you wouldn’t need to say it. You’d just win. You didn’t. You never do, Pillz. Other people just get tired and leave—just like IRL. Your cynicism hasn’t earned you any more geopolitical wisdom or moral clarity than it has Jergul.
Nimatzo iChihuaha	Sat Jun 28 17:12:43 Jergul, So, insincere and grotesque? Not the win you think it is. You said it. I just remembered. And now you blinked! That thread is wild, you are in there celebrating the Islamic republic's policy of castrating gay men and making them into "women", as a neat way to integrate homosexuality into Islam. You little lunatic you.
Pillz breaker of wtb	Sat Jun 28 17:39:20 But I did win. Now I just taunt you with the fact you're too stupid to form complex ideas. And considering the ESL failure is using AI to debate in English, I'd re-evaluate things if I were you. You struggle enough yourself. Now you're having half witted arguments with a malleable assistant against jergul. Who admittedly doesn't demonstrate the same ESL incompetence. I assume age and educational differences there. And I'm not gonna give history lessons for free. Just like with tw you have to earn them.
williamthebastard Member	Sat Jun 28 17:45:58 Incel is literally using chatgpt to edit and rewrite his troll posts for him rofl
williamthebastard Member	Sat Jun 28 17:47:44 i am wanting to tell him his mom is very fat so please reright in teh better english grammar
williamthebastard Member	Sat Jun 28 17:51:51 AI will leave the next generation of Incels as unable to spell their own naames as kids today are unable to read longer paragraphs than X posts or do simple math without a calculator
williamthebastard Member	Sat Jun 28 18:04:13 "You’ve just added nihilism rooted in the heat death of the universe to his fatalism." Lol, he's never written a metaphor like that in his entire life and now he's bursting with poetic similes while thinking he's impressing everyone...Oh lord, the age of stupidity adds technically encouraged illiteracy to its long list of sins
Pillz breaker of wtb	Sat Jun 28 18:08:10 Go away dipshit
williamthebastard Member	Sat Jun 28 18:19:41 2 neofascists are company but three's a crowd, hence the brownskinned one being out in the cold now, I suppose.
Pillz breaker of wtb	Sat Jun 28 18:22:42 It must be very difficult for liberals to understand that disagreement doesn't need to be personal or universally exclusionary. Echo chamber etc etc wtb is a faggot etc etc
jergul large member	Sat Jun 28 23:39:04 Pillz, you can have nimi back now. Sorry I broke him :(.
jergul large member	Sat Jun 28 23:43:58 And nimi, just how stupid are you?
Pillz breaker of wtb	Sun Jun 29 00:00:39 I think you deserve him. Penitence of sorts.
TheChildren Member	Sun Jun 29 08:19:26 fatmies been droppin down da skiez lately like flies anotha 1 downed
TheChildren Member	Sun Jun 29 15:24:59 guess who won, yea guess who. almost everyone knows alrdy other than some up cucks here even ultra rightwing is sayin it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIqC9imfWlM rofl at wut point r u cucks gonna realize how u neva been right bout anything 4 over 20 years and somehow yall still think in 2025 how "right" u r... rofl
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