| My first post of the year will be to show the power of money. Who is rich, who has money is powerful. Who has money is SUPERIOR. In a world that experiences female hypergamy, savage capitalism, racist financial socialism, money is the maximum measure of power and victory of a human being, the ultimate shield that one human being can have against another. Let's take it and assume you have $ 1 million in the account. You are not only a millionaire but you enter into the statistics of the World Bank and Forbes that you are millionaire in the world, that is, 1 million dollars. That means you are part of the global planetary elite. 7 billion people and you are part of the 1% or 0.5% more powerful in the world. Some haters will say it's nothing but let's ignore these filthy people. We do not want to compete with the Rockefellers, cvckberg, Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, etc. We want to rape class A- and middle class B +. They are our most common social circle. The average women and the physical alphas and ballad chads are from this social class. They are the target.  Case 1: With such money, will you mind if an idiot woman ignores you on the street? She will take a bus and go to a dirty apartment which she is hardly paying the bills. She's thin now but her junk food will soon make her fat as soon as she's 22. She's going to get pregnant early from a thug. They will patch washing machines, it will enlarge the lºvssy in pregnancy and stay with grotesque stains on the chest and belly. You in other hand have a nice car, lives in a nice and decent house, has nothing to worry about bills, mortgage, etc and you can decide to do whatever you want with your time and 'buy' sex with a women or purchase an ultra realistic silicone doll, who is the best? Who won? Do you have doubts that you raped her feminine power herself ignorant and rejecting you? Case 2: You're relaxing and you spot a chad. He is bigger than you with 1.90cm. He is strong, broad back, square chin, brown tan. He is everything women want. He spends 30% of the salary on supplements. He spends with the gym. He loses hours and hours at the gym (hurr durr gym is only 40 minutes). He spends hours in the mirror. He totally relies on his body in earthly life to achieve sex and looks of the opposite sex, the same as hating the male with all his might. When he comes back from the ballad he goes drunk to bed. It makes orange juice the other day to replace "electrolytes." He posts photos of his little body in the ballad and gets his conscience heavy because he drinks too much. He plots springbreaks and shouts "uhuw" to pro instagram pictures to show his body that kills himself in the week after coming from his filthy work earning 8 dollars per hour. In this job, he is raped by small, bald, fat men with bad breath. Now he is married with his 'barbie', on Saturdays he is spending on the credit card with idiot pizzarias with the child screaming in the chair and the blonde barbie annoyed with the failure of the Chad? Ahahahaha. You're doing menage , going home to drink a 300US$ chilean wine. You are free. You're rich. You earn in a month what he earns in 6 or 8 or 10. The abdomen buds of the little brown box are not comparable to your bank account that has money and is free. -------------------------------------------- The truth is that, while you have a lot of money you don't have to worry about anything or anyone, you don't need to worry about studies, a job, waking up early to sustain some rich jew, you can but anything, also, you don't need to worry about the NPCs, they can look 'happy' on the instagram pics, but they are stucked on the matrix to sustain that lifestyle, and as older they get, the more they will lose this illusion of happiness. Nothing else matters. When you become wealthy and financially independent nothing else matters. You won. EVERYTHING that happened in the past is erased. Everything that will happen in the future you have already won and is superior. When you become rich and a millionaire there is NOTHING that people and society can do against you because you ALREADY EXPECTED, you are already SUPERIOR, you DO NOT OWE ANYTHING TO ANYONE. They will work and take care of catarrents their whole lives, they will get divorced, they will lose everything, they will be ugly, paying huge bills and debts. Money wins everything. Look for it and you will conquer the world. |
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| "If money does not give you happiness, then you are using it in an incorrect way", very good post, you are absolutely right in what you say. People with money succeed in almost everything. |
| Yeah, one time I gave a girl some money and she let me do a sex in her. She wasn't a prostitute, I just want to make that clear. |
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| Eh, well, I've made more money in a single day than most could ever dream to (in the same span of time, that is), but I try not to be a prick about it. And there are any number of things that others could do to me. It's not like having money makes you invincible. My primary concern is preventing the loss of what I have, primarily through reinvesting and resisting the temptation to buy too many things I want at once. It's possible to lose all your money in a single day too, after all. |
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| If one works hard and obtains an excess of money, I see nothing wrong with it. It is those who leech off of others' money or those who receive money simply for being attractive which I disagree with. Some work for money, others work because they enjoy it. As well, you can be someone who works for both purposes. |
  WORK IN PROGRESS ~The frog leapt forth to my lilypad memory.~ I was indoctrinated by an inamorata rabbit, Adenomata affronted. It was the verecund, dismissed creatures That I jubilated in most. This rabbit I would nurture, At the aiguille of esse, The anneal of noblesse. ❤️ Birdie ❤️ |
| I think financial disparities are not something that will go away anytime soon. In terms of relationships money means stability which makes sense why people seek money. Romance in media is often extremely idealized disregarding these factors for male romcoms. Female romcoms typically involve a man of power like a prince or owner of a corporation. Regarding the idea nice guys finish last it exist for a reason. People also tend to attract to others by looks due to hormonal and evolutionary neurological factors that push this for reproduction. I myself am a mgtow but best of luck with relationships in this regard. Denying the impact of money is denying the foundation of how society functions. |
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| OP sounds like poverty jajajajajajaja |
| you sound like a fat 20 year old virgin incels should be publicly executed |
| You can't buy my love motherfucker. The qualities of the heart outshine even money! |
| I CELEBRATE myself, And what I assume you shall assume, For every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you. |
ouch, too relatable :c maybe one day money will fall from the sky |
Askore said: you sound like a fat 20 year old virgin He definitely does..  This is such a pointless ranting thread, yikes. |
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SadMadoka said: Eh, well, I've made more money in a single day than most could ever dream to You mean like $140? Because I made that much wanking off sailors on shore leave...so now what? |
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Bobby2Hands said: You mean like $140? Because I made that much wanking off sailors on shore leave...so now what? heh... More than many people would believe. I'll leave it at that. |
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SadMadoka said: Bobby2Hands said: You mean like $140? Because I made that much wanking off sailors on shore leave...so now what? heh... More than many people would believe. I'll leave it at that. Are you happier now than when you didn't make or have as much money? I believe money is the only way a person can pursue happiness so I could see why a person would be. |
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Y-Shiro said: Are you happier now than when you didn't make or have as much money? I believe money is the only way a person can pursue happiness so I could see why a person would be. I'm happier in some ways...but it's not true at all that "money is the only way a person can pursue happiness"; in fact, plenty of people with lots of money are miserable, and plenty of poor people are very happy. |
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| I only live to be happy, and money certainly helps me do that, but the way that you look at it seems really pessimistic to me. Seems like you had a crappy day |
| even if I had more money I still won't pay for shit streaming services like Crunchyroll |
| An admin's dickhead Soul banned me from MAL t('v't) |
| The thing is for most rich families. Most of the money is squandered by the third generation, or in some cases the second generation. http://time.com/money/3925308/rich-families-lose-wealth/ The Vanderbilt's being a good example. They lost most of their money by the 1950s and had to start all over again. SadMadoka said: You could share your secret with me. I won't tell. ;)Eh, well, I've made more money in a single day than most could ever dream to (in the same span of time, that is), but I try not to be a prick about it. And there are any number of things that others could do to me. It's not like having money makes you invincible. My primary concern is preventing the loss of what I have, primarily through reinvesting and resisting the temptation to buy too many things I want at once. It's possible to lose all your money in a single day too, after all. |
mascarponeNov 16, 2018 10:36 AM
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| If only that was legitimate. Happiness is something you gotta work for no matter how much money you have. |
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| @loser_alone You forgot to mention the fate of most guys with money. (Case 3)? Married to a super attractive wife. You have children, then she takes half of your networth.. Maybe even more. Now you're stuck paying 10k a month in a child support, while she's banging a Chad in the mansion she legally took from you. |
| Rich people work smart. Poor people work hard. |
| op about to shoot up a school i swear to gawt |
| Funny stuff (not very) While happiness and money are not orthogonal, it's pretty obvious that there is a disjoint between the two |
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| Come back when money actually buys world peace or something close to it. |
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| The most powerful thing in the world is spirituality. For the notion of 'spirit' would suggest in a philosophical way, perhaps a consciousness of self, of emotions, of cognition. And so leading a spiritual life is the way to fulfill an happiness in the most nearest way. Of course it can be done through acts, we have seen sacrifices done for the spirituality good, or charity modernly. But it's all about acting in ways engaging our emotions, our sense of self, our intelligence. In a world where all happiness you feel is by emotions (have you heard of one person, when was happy, not displaying and not voluntarily hiding facial expression ? if a sensation triggers a mecanism of facial expression informing on the state of the person, it's psychologically considered an emotion), only spirituality is your way. I'm atheist, but I'm optimist we can all feel happiness. |
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| im a student and i have a rich friend. too rich, so he goes "fuk y'all, i've got what you are working for. I don't have to study and go to school" ok. |
| Congrats, this thread was crazy enough, I felt like it had to be documented [5] Poe's Law - A documentation of the craziness found on the MAL forums ||| Money wins everything, another incel thread You're #5. Thanks for contributing! memorable quotes: "We want to rape class A- and middle class B +. They are our most common social circle." "They will patch washing machines, it will enlarge the lºvssy in pregnancy and stay with grotesque stains on the chest and belly." "He plots springbreaks and shouts "uhuw" to pro instagram pictures to show his body that kills himself in the week after coming from his filthy work earning 8 dollars per hour. In this job, he is raped by small, bald, fat men with bad breath." |
| *lampoons inwardly* |
CassieXKR said: Also, what constitutes money made in a day? I've had things that took a year to culminate in a day of tens of thousands. I've had days of family inheritance that were relatively instant income days. I know my yearly salary income with investment income divided by 365 and what that number was last year. I'm curious what that in a day means. You didn't quote or tag me, so it's mere happy chance that I came across this post of yours. I simply meant individual days in which I received a certain amount of money, as opposed to longer periods. And yes, some of them did not involve the type of setup you alluded to. |
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| Having lots of money may make you more influential and powerful in society, there is no doubt about that, but it certainly doesn't make you 'superior'. The richest people are essentially those with the largest collection of intrinsically worthless pieces of colourful paper and heptagonal flat lumps of metal. Unless they are also in a position of authority, such as the Queen or other wealthy head of state, there would be no logical reason to consider yourself inferior to them solely based on their wealth in relation to yours. |
--- + --- "Random quotes in signatures are like friends. Everyone seems to have them, except me." Sun Tzu, probably  |
| Money can't buy love at least no kind that is worth having :) |
| Money can't buy everything but try to live without it. You do have to figure out about love and happiness on your own, though. |
| Life Is Short But Intense. |
| I blame Richard Dawkins for this. If we're playing the wild and obviously incomplete generalization game, put me down for "rich people have good luck, poor people have bad luck." zzzeally said: It would be funny if it weren't plausible...op about to shoot up a school |
LoneWolf said: @Josh makes me sad to call myself Canadian. |
| I stopped reading the moment I saw you unironically use the term "Chad". Are people really this bad at making interesting and thought provoking forum topics? Edit: I read your whole essay. What a joke of a topic. |
ExecCuteNov 18, 2018 4:29 PM
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Josh said: If we're playing the wild and obviously incomplete generalization game, put me down for "rich people have good luck, poor people have bad luck." In what way? Winning the lottery vs. not winning it? |
Milennin said: If you mean "winning the lottery" metaphorically, then yes.Josh said: In what way? Winning the lottery vs. not winning it?If we're playing the wild and obviously incomplete generalization game, put me down for "rich people have good luck, poor people have bad luck." From birth and throughout life, countless external factors have a significant influence on your socioeconomic status as an adult. From the physical attributes and health you're born with, to the kind of family you happen to be born into, to the kind of community and society you happen to grow up and live in — all of these external factors have huge effects on socioeconomic status. Whether the effects are positive or negative is simply a matter of luck. |
LoneWolf said: @Josh makes me sad to call myself Canadian. |
| Hahah ok waht the fuck is this thread and what the fuck are these CD posters. |
Ah, money.. The answer is simple, friends. |
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| this shits too long to read and im too stupid to be monetarily succesful |
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Josh said: Milennin said: If you mean "winning the lottery" metaphorically, then yes.In what way? Winning the lottery vs. not winning it? From birth and throughout life, countless external factors have a significant influence on your socioeconomic status as an adult. From the physical attributes and health you're born with, to the kind of family you happen to be born into, to the kind of community and society you happen to grow up and live in — all of these external factors have huge effects on socioeconomic status. Whether the effects are positive or negative is simply a matter of luck. Which could be applied to pretty much everything human related. It doesn't change the fact that rich people overcame the odds by using their brains, working with what they'd been given, rather than pinning down things to luck and give up trying just because they were born poor or had bad parents. |
| There's nothing to disagree here. Whatever you do there's always a reaction. I still believe everyone is happy and unhappy in some ways, rich or poor. Everything is transient, happy? Cherish it. Everything will go away someday; from order to chaos as base of thermodynamics. In the end relationships are the most important aspects in life in becoming happy, OFC depending on which people you hangout with. Regarding relationships, money can be most toxic. |
 "The universe was made, just to be seen by my eyes." |
| Money certainly helps you achieve certain things, but it doesn't solve all problems in life. Anyway, in my case it will solve a lot of problems for me. Like starting up my dream(business) faster than planned. Honestly though, with money I don't think you'll get guaranteed happiness. It depends on the individual. |
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Milennin said: It does apply to pretty much everything human related. That's exactly the point. You can recognize the significant role of luck without giving up or shedding individual responsibility. It's about coming to regard your own successes with modesty and the difficulties of others with understanding/empathy. The self-made rich vs. the lazy poor is just a comforting fantasy.Josh said: If you mean "winning the lottery" metaphorically, then yes. From birth and throughout life, countless external factors have a significant influence on your socioeconomic status as an adult. From the physical attributes and health you're born with, to the kind of family you happen to be born into, to the kind of community and society you happen to grow up and live in — all of these external factors have huge effects on socioeconomic status. Whether the effects are positive or negative is simply a matter of luck. Which could be applied to pretty much everything human related. It doesn't change the fact that rich people overcame the odds by using their brains, working with what they'd been given, rather than pinning down things to luck and give up trying just because they were born poor or had bad parents. |
LoneWolf said: @Josh makes me sad to call myself Canadian. |
Josh said: It does apply to pretty much everything human related. That's exactly the point. You can recognize the significant role of luck without giving up or shedding individual responsibility. It's about coming to regard your own successes with modesty and the difficulties of others with understanding/empathy. The self-made rich vs. the lazy poor is just a comforting fantasy. Recognising luck isn't going to do anything for you, as luck is a passive factor. Recognising, however, where you failed or succeeded based on your own actions (or inactions) is what allows people to improve and better themselves. To believe you are where you are is merely the result of a string of die rolls is just a comforting fantasy. |
Milennin said: That's not remotely comforting, lol. People like the idea of having agency. Anyways, we were talking about why people are where they are, not the psychology of self-help. I agree that it's helpful for individuals seeking self-improvement to focus on what they have the most control over, but it's unhelpful (and unwarranted) to jump from that psychological observation to the claim that a person's station in life is primarily a result of their ability to make good choices.Josh said: Recognising luck isn't going to do anything for you, as luck is a passive factor. Recognising, however, where you failed or succeeded based on your own actions (or inactions) is what allows people to improve and better themselves. To believe you are where you are is merely the result of a string of die rolls is just a comforting fantasy.It does apply to pretty much everything human related. That's exactly the point. You can recognize the significant role of luck without giving up or shedding individual responsibility. It's about coming to regard your own successes with modesty and the difficulties of others with understanding/empathy. The self-made rich vs. the lazy poor is just a comforting fantasy. I'm not trying to deny people agency or free will or anything like that. I just wanted to provide a counterpoint to your initial generalization — "Rich people work smart. Poor people work hard." — because I think it's empirically and morally questionable. |
LoneWolf said: @Josh makes me sad to call myself Canadian. |
| Yes money matters, but shit someone could still shank your ass and steal your shit. I know ya'll not trying to be wagecucking, but praying for a lottery ticket or some inheritance from a relative or w.e is just not realistic. |
 "The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." -Friedrich Nietzsche |
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