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Thread: ITT: 50 year old me drops wisdom on 20 year old me

post 1268832071 07-14-2014, 09:27 PM
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This thread is alive and well thanks to those who have expressed their appreciation
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Originally Posted By Deenur⏩
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How do you feel about demographic shift in America?
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Originally Posted By Den9⏩
How do you feel about demographic shift in America?
As far as?

Racial? I'm ok with any adjustment that is organic and legal.
Sociological? Respect is at an all time low
Relational? I will let my 18,19 and 24 year old kids answer that. They say that all the problems in modern relationships are from the abandonment of traditional values.
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Originally Posted By Deenur⏩
As far as?

Racial? I'm ok with any adjustment that is organic and legal.
Sociological? Respect is at an all time low
Relational? I will let my 18,19 and 24 year old kids answer that. They say that all the problems in modern relationships are from the abandonment of traditional values.
oh ok.

How do you feel about Immigration Act of 1965?

IMO, It was without a doubt one of the most fundamental changes to the social fabric of the US as a nation and was a catastrophe for western civilization
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like i tell others:

teens need to be in this thread and this forum - not the teen misc talking about beiber.

I wish i had more access to older men when I was in my teens (inb4 **** bait). My viewpoint on life was so small.
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Originally Posted By Den9⏩
oh ok.

How do you feel about Immigration Act of 1965?

IMO, It was without a doubt one of the most fundamental changes to the social fabric of the US as a nation and was a catastrophe for western civilization
All people who come here legally should be welcome. That American is a melting pot, I agree. But you cannot break a Nation's laws just because you object to them, or because you have some crappy circumstances in your life.
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Originally Posted By Deenur⏩
All people who come here legally should be welcome. That American is a melting pot, I agree. But you cannot break a Nation's laws just because you object to them, or because you have some crappy circumstances in your life.
I see you have Thomas Jefferson in your sig.

Speaking of founding fathers, do you know they intended this country to be for White persons of good character ?
The original United States Naturalization Law of March 26, 1790 (1 Stat. 103) provided the first rules to be followed by the United States in the granting of national citizenship. This law limited naturalization to immigrants who were free white persons of good character. It thus excluded American Indians, indentured servants, slaves, free blacks, and Asians. It also provided for citizenship for the children of U.S. citizens born abroad, but specified that the right of citizenship did "not descend to persons whose fathers have never been resident in the United States". It specifies that such children "shall be considered as natural born citizens" -- the only U.S. statute to ever use the term "natural born citizen"
Before Immigration act of 1965 passed, America's demographics was 90% white, 9% black and 1% native or other.

When Immigration act of 1964 passed, America's demographics is now 65% white, 15% hispanic, 12% black, 6% asian.

You may ask me why I'm against such ACT or law

The White natives of a country, let's say America, vote for a Conservative government, and with their vote the conservatives would have won a majority.

However due to Non whites or immigrants voting Left the actual government is a Conservative minority

Is this acceptable? That the natives of a country can no longer decide what government they want? That the values of the natives - the values which built a country and made it a place worth migrating to - are diluted by outsiders?

I don't think that is acceptable, at all.
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Originally Posted By Den9⏩
I see you have Thomas Jefferson in your sig.

Speaking of founding fathers, do you know they intended this country to be for White persons of good character ?



Before Immigration act of 1965 passed, America's demographics was 90% white, 9% black and 1% native or other.

When Immigration act of 1964 passed, America's demographics is now 65% white, 15% hispanic, 12% black, 6% asian.

You may ask me why I'm against such ACT or law

The White natives of a country, let's say America, vote for a Conservative government, and with their vote the conservatives would have won a majority.

However due to Non whites or immigrants voting Left the actual government is a Conservative minority

Is this acceptable? That the natives of a country can no longer decide what government they want? That the values of the natives - the values which built a country and made it a place worth migrating to - are diluted by outsiders?

I don't think that is acceptable, at all.
If people are here LEGALLY it is their country too.
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Originally Posted By Deenur⏩
Stay guarded, but remain open.
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Originally Posted By Deenur⏩
If people are here LEGALLY it is their country too.
Enjoy your years of witnessing Democrat politicians get elected over and over
post 1268850991 07-14-2014, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted By Den9⏩
Enjoy your years of witnessing Democrat politicians get elected over and over
Because we do not have a conservative candidate that can articulate populist views. All the GOP machine nominees are just democrat lite. The establishment GOP is going to have to get torn down. It started with Mitch McConnell
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hmm, was expecting more...
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Sociology isn't a "science" btw.
lmao
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Originally Posted By AngryBaby⏩
hmm, was expecting more...
more what? Like some kind of unknown shortcut?
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Read all pages. Have been feeling down and empty recently, somewhat wallowing in self pity, your advice did make me feel better and gave me some hope, so thank you. The way you talk about your sons makes me wish my dad was different, but oh well. Your advice is similar to that of a lot of older folks I know; it's hard for me to see some of it in my current state of mind but I'll take your word for it.

After lots of contemplation and soul searching, the thing I can't live without and is important to me seems to be travelling. I think about it every single day and night, and one day hope to make my dreams a reality. Idk why, people love to tell me that it will get old, blah blah blah when all I want to do is see the world, see other cultures, see everything from a different perspective. I have no clue how I would find a career like that brah. I love movement - in a car, a train, a plane, whatever, for some reason my favorite part is the trip. The destination is always awesome, but I really value the journey. Then again, I doubt myself because my interests change pretty often, but the I realize that I've ALWAYS wanted to travel. Fuark brah. Any advice for a young brah like me?
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Originally Posted By Solbrah⏩
Read all pages. Have been feeling down and empty recently, somewhat wallowing in self pity, your advice did make me feel better and gave me some hope, so thank you. The way you talk about your sons makes me wish my dad was different, but oh well. Your advice is similar to that of a lot of older folks I know; it's hard for me to see some of it in my current state of mind but I'll take your word for it.

After lots of contemplation and soul searching, the thing I can't live without and is important to me seems to be travelling. I think about it every single day and night, and one day hope to make my dreams a reality. Idk why, people love to tell me that it will get old, blah blah blah when all I want to do is see the world, see other cultures, see everything from a different perspective. I have no clue how I would find a career like that brah. I love movement - in a car, a train, a plane, whatever, for some reason my favorite part is the trip. The destination is always awesome, but I really value the journey. Then again, I doubt myself because my interests change pretty often, but the I realize that I've ALWAYS wanted to travel. Fuark brah. Any advice for a young brah like me?
That is the wanderlust and it will not last. Just dont wallow in it too long or you will wake up at 40 and go uh oh!

Take a trip. Use the time to figure out what you would do (anything; but dont say porn) if you could get paid to do it. Then come home and make steps to put that in place.
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Originally Posted By Deenur⏩
That is the wanderlust and it will not last. Just dont wallow in it too long or you will wake up at 40 and go uh oh!

Take a trip. Use the time to figure out what you would do (anything; but dont say porn) if you could get paid to do it. Then come home and make steps to put that in place.
Looked up wanderlust, was unaware. Yup perfectly explains how I feel. And partly the escapism aspect of it.

Back to the drawing board then. Sigh. We're all gonna make it brah. Thanks for awaring me.
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Originally Posted By Solbrah⏩
Looked up wanderlust, was unaware. Yup perfectly explains how I feel. And partly the escapism aspect of it.

Back to the drawing board then. Sigh. We're all gonna make it brah. Thanks for awaring me.
You're gonna make it brah
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Originally Posted By MulattoBrah33⏩
always appreciate advice from those who have been through more than yourself. thanks brah
very kind of you, thank you
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2 things OP

Having a tough time making friends since I moved away from home. how the fuk do I do it?

secondly, as a typical 23 yr old kissless virgin miscer, I'm seriously worried that I'm destined to be alone..............................how would you deal with that if you were me?( total failure in that department)
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Non politics aside.

How do you feel at 50 ?

do you take any meds?
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Originally Posted By jamesbwbevis⏩
2 things OP

Having a tough time making friends since I moved away from home. how the fuk do I do it?

secondly, as a typical 23 yr old kissless virgin miscer, I'm seriously worried that I'm destined to be alone..............................how would you deal with that if you were me?( total failure in that department)
what do you like to do? Put down the video games and try something new, even something that you think could feel challenging. Push yourself out of the comfort zone (video games are the biggest time stealers on the planet). Try 5 or 10 new things. Something will click. And there will be others who will be glad to have new people in a group.
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Originally Posted By Den9⏩
Non politics aside.

How do you feel at 50 ?

do you take any meds?
Really good. I take a lot of supps, I am rehabbing a groin pull and related knee inflammation, but looking forward to starting workouts again.

I kicked testicular cancer to the curb 2 years ago, totally cancer free, so I feel great!!!!
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Originally Posted By joonsang⏩
Surprised at the lack of "sleep with as many girls as you can while you're young" mantra that's usually preached in these kinds of threads
Thats a given.
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Originally Posted By Frank
Thats a given.
I think he means it is refreshing that is NOT being said
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Originally Posted By Deenur⏩
what do you like to do? Put down the video games and try something new, even something that you think could feel challenging. Push yourself out of the comfort zone (video games are the biggest time stealers on the planet). Try 5 or 10 new things. Something will click. And there will be others who will be glad to have new people in a group.
dont play too many video games, I'm finding things to do( sports etc) but not really making friends out of it.
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Originally Posted By jamesbwbevis⏩
dont play too many video games, I'm finding things to do( sports etc) but not really making friends out of it
What do you like to do? Besides MISC
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