Say it.

Neil Young is a libtard.

I remember listening to this one for the first time driving back to DC after spring break in a torrential driving rain, chain smoking Camel Lights, and thinking, "it's pretty cool to be alive in this moment." It still is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3m1cVB3fqIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyleQyI5GZE

Happy Saturday Zonecrabbers https://youtu.be/EUeP1sG8KB8

Rise and grind, Crabzone.

https://youtu.be/euBNNA1aOoQ

Joe Rogan is a Crabzoner

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From a friend of the channel who lives in Ottawa:

Things are still going strong in Ottawa. The politicians are lying their faces off to the world on TV.

- It’s very clean here. No litter on the ground. Everyone is super tidy, almost as if they respect their own country.

- There’s a shit ton of free food. Even the homeless are talking about it, telling each other where to go if they want burgers. Haha. I’ve been offered food and coffee half a dozen times today by strangers.

- the truckers are settled in for the long haul and they’re getting tons of support from IRL locals. Only Internet chickens and tv people say bad things. Everyone else is happy to have them here.Also, the city has never been safer. With so many good Whites out and about, it’s all smiles and high trust. The atmosphere is extremely friendly and positive. It’s definitely a “we are all on the same team” vibe.Feel free to share that message far and wide. It’s the God honest truth from someone who lives here.I don’t think this is ending this week.

@TheLeaf88

Heh

They’re not wrong either 😏

Joe Samizdat

When you relax your attention for a short while, don't imagine that you'll be able to recover it whenever you please, but bear this in mind, that because of the error that you've committed today, your affairs will necessarily proceed far worse in every respect. For to begin with, and most seriously of all, a habit of inattention will grow up in you, and then a habit of deferring any effort to pay attention. ...

And is there anything whatever in life that is done better by those who remain inattentive? ...

Don't you realize that when you've let your mind roam free, it is no longer in your power to call it back, either to decorum, or to self-respect, or to good order? But instead you do everything that comes into your head; you follow your impulses.

[Give your attention to] those general principles that you should always have at hand, so as not to go to sleep, or get up, or drink or eat, or converse with others, without them, namely, that no one is master over another person's choice, and that it is in choice alone that our good and evil lie. ...

'But I haven't pleased So-and-so.' - Is he an action of mine, then; is he a judgment of mine? - 'No' - Then why should I trouble myself any longer? - 'But he passes for being a man of some importance.' - Let him look to that, and those who think him so, but I for my part have someone whom I must please, whom I must submit to, whom I must obey, namely, God, and after him, myself.

Epictetus, Discourses 4.12