From @warteye:

There's a story out there that goes like this.

A businessman sees a fisherman laying about in the sun after the day's catch. Astounded at the man's laziness, he goes up to him and asks, "What are you doing my good fellow? Why aren't you out there right now fishing?"
Fisherman: "I've already caught my day's catch."
Businessman: "But if you go catch more fish, you can save some money, and then work really hard and invest in another fishing boat and crew, and then keep doing so for a long time, years and years perhaps, and then you can have lots of fishing vessels working for you to fish for you."
F: "Why would I do that?"
B: "So then you can go about and enjoy your day and life, of course!"
F: "What do you think I'm doing right now?"

The economy is booming. Guess that means we'll be losing subs here at The Daily Poor now that y'all can make money again. Later, y'all

Libtards will consoom until they're completely removed from participating in reality

City fag shit

This article is pretty much just "small towns stigmatize being a whore and that's bad."

The common perception is that rural areas have a massive problem with drugs, but overdose deaths are more common in urban areas despite them having far more avenues for treatment and rehabilitation

Blacks in urban areas are for some reason almost twice as likely to die of drug overdose than their rural counterparts. Wonder why the difference is so extreme

From chat:

They're literally describing community and saying it's bad.

You need to be in a place where not a single person gives a fuck about you. Where when you're in distress, they'll just step over your body and not give it a single glance. That way you're free to serve your corporate masters

City folks be like...

Rich people rent, poor people buy. That's just how it is. It's how the world works, and us poor folks are gonna have to deal with it

The secret to affording a house according to journalists

Too bad I can't afford $500,000 for a new home like this one 😔

The Nihilist, to be sure, is in some sense "sick," and his sickness is a testimony to the sickness of an age whose best--as well as worst--elements turn to Nihilism; but sickness is not cured, nor even properly diagnosed by "sympathy." In any case there is no such thing as an entirely "innocent victim." The Nihilist is all too obviously involved in the very sins and guilt of mankind that have produced the evils of our age; and in taking arms--as do all Nihilists not only against real or imagined "abuses" and "injustices" in the social and religious order, but also against order itself and the Truth that underlies that order, the Nihilist takes an active part in the work of Satan (for such it is) that can by no means be explained away by the mythology of the "innocent victim." No one, in the last analysis, serves Satan against his will.

- Seraphim Rose, Nihilism: The Root of the Revolution of the Modern Age

In the following pages we shall characterize as "Nihilists" men of, as it seems, widely divergent views: humanists, skeptics, revolutionaries of all hues, artists and philosophers of various schools; but they are united in a common task. Whether in positivist "criticism" of Christian truths and institutions, revolutionary violence against the Old Order, apocalyptic visions of universal destruction and the advent of a paradise on earth, or objective scientific labors in the interests of a "better life" in this world--the tacit assumption being that there is no other world--their aim is the same: the annihilation of Divine Revelation and the preparation of a new order in which there shall be no trace of the "old" view of things, in which Man shall be the only god there is

- Seraphim Rose, Nihilism: The Root of the Revolution of the Modern Age

People freaking out about this misunderstand what's going on. They think it's Jews being loans without interest when it's actually an example of gay Jewish legal games where they sneakily find a way to get away with violating what they perceive as God's law via a technicality

See more here: https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSL0817177/

From chat:

This is the same as Islamic finance. Islamic mortgages work like this. There are some legal differences: ownership does gradually transfer to the person instead of entirely up front upheld by a loan.

But the cash flows are the same