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The thread asks users about the most left-wing thing they did before being "red pilled." Responses include voting for Howard Dean in the 2000 Democratic primary and eating foreign food. One user recounts being used by a woman he had a crush on. Another user claims to have helped women without expecting anything in return, then attracting women after changing his behavior. One poster says that "red pill" used to refer to people against the new world order and central banks. Another user admits to squatting in a house and smoking crack. An image of a woman was posted, and one user made a derogatory comment about her ethnicity and appearance.

The thread discusses forming a bipartisan populist coalition to address issues, citing the release of the Epstein files as an example of successful collaboration. Nick Fuentes' willingness to work with progressive figures to shut down AIPAC is mentioned, sparking debate. Some view this as a pragmatic move against foreign lobbies, while others express concern about allying with leftists perceived as anti-white. The two-party system is criticized for manipulating voters and presenting a false dichotomy. Some participants are skeptical of long-term cooperation with the left due to disagreements on immigration and racial issues.

The thread discusses the actions of two Texas men who allegedly plotted to "conquer" Gonâve, an island with 87,000 people. They spent a year training, attempting recruitment, and were later apprehended by federal authorities. One of the men, Weisenburg, is accused of producing child pornography. Lord Miles's past activities are mentioned, with some suggesting he instigated the Texas men's plan. A past /pol/ attempt to crowdfund an aircraft carrier for a war with Tuvalu is also recalled. Some users defend the plan.

A photograph of a white supremacist leader and his wife was posted. Speculation arose about future generations resembling Elliot Rodger. One user claimed white supremacy is a Chinese psyop, while another suggested "Eurasian Supremacist." A Canadian user inquired about the white supremacist movement's relevance in North America. Another commenter linked the image to Attila the Hun. The leader was described as obese and possibly homosexual. Some users speculated about the leader's potential offspring, predicting "manlet chink sons."

A photo prompted discussion on eating with hands. Some considered it disgusting and uncivilized, focusing on the individual's failure to remove his coat and roll up his sleeves. Others defended the practice, particularly for bread. One comment questioned the relevance, suggesting problems in New York City, where the individual is the mayor, only benefit the rest of the country. The commenter also questioned why this was being discussed when there are more important things happening. Eric Adams is the current mayor of New York City.

The thread discusses a video about a 6ft man who was cheated on by his wife. Users express negative views on modern women, claiming they are promiscuous, mentally unstable, or emotionally unavailable. Some suggest revoking women's rights and returning them to traditional roles. Others criticize the original poster for using TikTok and blame beauty standards. Some users claim men are required to be physically perfect to attract an average woman.

A grizzly bear attacked a class trip of Native American elementary students and teachers in British Columbia, injuring 11, including children, and leaving 2 in critical condition. The lack of firearms for protection was criticized. Some suggested the attack would negatively impact the public perception of bears, while others joked about the bear's motives and potential legal outcomes. One commenter mentioned a high school policy of teachers carrying guns during outdoor trips for bear defense. Another claimed Native Americans in Oregon exploited tribal laws to possess firearms like M16s and M249s during assault weapon bans.

The thread features an image, followed by comments including derogatory terms and accusations of racism. One user suggests the image was created with Grok, while another shares a modified image. A user claims a banner in the original image does not say "China" and encourages translation.

The thread discusses methods to increase the birthrate above replacement level. Proposed solutions include removing women's rights to vote, work, and own property, while some criticize "unrestrained female hypergamy" as a disaster for the West. One comment suggests women on the right will have many grandchildren, while feminists support immigrant families with taxes. Another user suggests a formal approach to meeting women. The concept of women having unrealistic standards due to hypergamy is also mentioned.

Video game sales are down, with an overall decrease of 13% year-over-year from 2024. The 18-24 demographic experienced a larger drop of 25%. Several factors were suggested as potential causes for the decline, including high prices for games, "woke propaganda" in games, and the increasing unaffordability of rent. Some believe the industry should focus less on AAA titles and return to AA game development. Others stated gaming is a waste of time. One user suggested adding more minority and LGBTQ characters to appeal to a wider audience. A user stated that Zoomers don't smoke, game, or go out.

The thread discusses Keir Starmer, leader of the Labour Party, with users commenting on a video of him. Some users express anti-immigrant sentiments, mentioning the "Windrush Line" and potential refugee status in the U.S., specifically suggesting Bangor, Maine. There are also derogatory comments about Starmer and Scotland. One user mentions "David Paulden" repeatedly. Another references a "second home tax scandal" potentially involving Starmer. The thread also contains sexually explicit and offensive content.

The thread discusses the resumption of main battle tank production in Europe, specifically the Leopard 2A8, after the French Leclerc production ended in 2008. Orders for the Leopard 2A8 are coming from Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Lithuania, Norway, Slovakia, Sweden, Croatia, and the Netherlands. A user questioned the value of tanks in modern warfare due to drone vulnerability, referencing losses in Ukraine. Another user claimed the South Korean K2PL is superior, criticizing the Leopard 2's scattered European production and slow output compared to Ukraine's tank losses. A user suggested Trump should unite everyone.

The thread discusses the evolutionary origins of white people, questioning the theory that white skin, blonde hair, and blue eyes are adaptations to cold climates. Some suggest white people originated from interbreeding, aliens, or specific geographic locations like the Black Sea region. Others point to Iceland, Greenland, and Scandinavia as counter-examples. One user claims white people are aliens, while another attributes white traits in black people to inbreeding. A user posits non-white groups are "beasts of the field" from the Bible.

The thread discusses wealth inequality, the role of the "1%" and economic policies. Some claim the financial system benefits specific groups, referencing Jewish people, while others attribute economic issues to money printing in 2020. The Cantillon Effect is mentioned as a mechanism for wealth concentration. There are comparisons to the Roman Empire's currency debasement and concerns about inflation impacting affordability. AI is mentioned as a bubble that will require tax payer bailouts. One user accuses another of being a "commie".

The thread discusses Peter "Mr. Wedding," a former Olympic snowboarder and alleged major cocaine importer to Canada and the U.S., with a $1 billion annual operation backed by the Sinaloa Cartel. He is implicated in a federal witness murder in Colombia and is among America's top ten most wanted, with a $15 million reward. A lawyer was arrested in Mississauga for accessory to murder. Some believe he is a "small fish" or a "glowie" taking the fall for others, while others suggest law enforcement is only interested in profit. The desire of drug dealers to keep going until caught is questioned.