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I'm not going to work or contribute to society in any way Most people are retarded assholes and the government does not represent my views or needs, instead we have idiots sacrificing my rights to appease elites. I feel like everyone hates me because I don't side with their religious or political views I hate the human race Humans are destructive, why would I want to contribute to a society that constantly kills each other? Most people are sociopaths I'm tired of them trying to include me into their soykaf I think the planet would be better off without humans I'm tired of humanity, I see no purpose in contributing to this hell I'd rather be homeless and free to reign than to work for a species of violent apes I'm tired of all this

all just excuses to sit on your ass all day

>>97136 yeah? I bet you'd love to sit around all day instead of wageslaving so you can earn a dime while your boss gains a dollar I can stay home, exercise and read all day

Sometimes I legitimately fantasize about just leaving behind my whole life and become a homeless beggar. I really don't give a soykaf about the superficial 'achievements' I've made over my life. I thought I'd feel accomplished after getting my masters degree but I still feel the same empty feeling as before. The system will live in forever be a source of stress and terror on us. We are born into this system without a choice in the matter and then forced to play the games the elite want us to. Wake up every day, commute to work, 8 hours a day spent doing something you hate, commute home, eat, rinse and repeat. It's just a cycle that the elite expect us to repeat over and over and over and over nearly every day for the rest of our lives. And for what? So we can live in soykaf hole city apartments and be offered food so processed and disgusting that it barely qualifies as sustenance anymore? Or to be told to go into debt simply to pay bill, gets to work, etc? You're right, OP. Our species is a terrible one. Aside from killing each other, like you stated, our species is also obsessed with stealing from each other, making life harder for others, being phony assholes for brownie points, and so much other stupid soykaf. I'm with you OP. The system is fuarrrked. Ted was right about everything. Better to hop off this train unless we find a way to totally dismantle it.

>>97139 >Better to hop off this train unless we find a way to totally dismantle it. I prefer being a leech inorder to take resources with producing anything in return It creates a strain on the system

Jesus Christ loves you, stop hating everyone, stop thinking that someone else should care for you, the world is crooked because of the absence of God in our Hearts but acting selfishly and nihilistic won't help at all, Live for God and do your best in your own life, you cant change everything but you can change what is under your own control take into consideration that the root of everything you complain about is a consequence of a majority of people employing the same attitude as you Jesus Christ is the Way, the Truth and the Life

>>97143 Pretty fuarrrkin' sure the world is crooked even with the presence of god or whatever we have catholic cartels, evangelical politicians setting up wars and pedophile priests

https://youtu.be/-VaVKE82wMs?si=PhbJ95eInk3q-NoI

Reached the same point as op has years ago, i just laugh at it all and enjoy the show. I stopped giving a fuarrrk since rona and whatever happens happens, its just a joke either way anyhow so whats the point of taking it seriously. I am glad all those supposedly bad things happen, i say they are all good things and the slow painful collective death of humanity is a good thing. Food, water and even air is soykaf, no matter how much you work so what is the point of any of it. The only thing to do is point and laugh at all those people who contributed to this mess, they will be the first ones who get buried under their own mess. There is no question the planet and everything in it would be infinitely better without humans, humans even systematically screw up things for other humans without benefit for themselfs, its ridiculous. Everything is soykaf, everyone knows but "everybody" is trying so hard to convince themselfs they arent, its ridiculous. >>97139 People could just stop, not go to work and it would all be over with, but they love the lies their leaders tell them. Most people are happy being told what good goys they are for bending over and working themselfs to death, i only laugh at how pathetic they are. They are literally a sorry old stale joke to their leaders, they keep getting systematically abused at every corner by the elites and people keep crawling back asking for seconds, im not suprised the leaders look down on the people this much. One of the few things i want to do before make a comedy series from the point of view of the elites to cement what kind of servile pathetic useless trash almost all of mankind is. A good friend of mine once said all "they" do is laugh 24/7/365 non stop at the top of their lungs at people being that stupid to exhibit all of their private lifes online for others and them at their own expense and their own volition, take a step back and think and imagine just how truly stupid and pathetic people actually are.

>>97135 Engage in minimalism Get ROI social hobbies Work less and work less soykaft Move to a better location I use to have this attitude of everything is soykaft and humans are soykaft and then I moved to a better location and changed my lifestyle and people and I still believe things are broken but I think it's much easier to deal with it all when other people see the same things you see

>>97153 Moving to some different soykafhole won't change my views Humans are evil and vote for maniacs into power

>>97135 I agree on all counts except the bit about sociopathy. People are simply stupid and selfish. Some may argue civilization had always existed so that pedo elites could sacrifice children to Moloch, and I'll say they're right. I also agree with >>97153 . Work on yourself and live to spite those that want you dead. >>97143 your own inner truth is as good as the one of any other. Don't think that holding it makes you any better.

>>97135 >I'd rather be homeless and free to reign than to work for a species of violent apes You say this as a 21st century idle rakehell who lives comfortably in a nice heated house where your parents attend to your whims, and have never had to worry about making ends meet or where your next meal is coming from. Try actually being homeless and then tell us if you'd rather live on the streets or have a job. Basically >>97136

>>97175 I actually was homeless for a short period of a few months and I loved it The majority of my problems caused by modern society were gone, I only had to worry about finding a shelter

>>97135 >I'd rather be homeless and free to reign than to work for a species of violent apes Have you ever been homeless?

I have a Ph. D. in being homeless. AMA

>>97186 how should I get this homeless guy to stop hanging around my business and leaving trash everywhere

>>97187 Just go up to him and ask him in a civil manner. Be like, "Hey man, you don't have any other place to hang out?" "If you hang out around here when I'm not around could you please not leave trash around my business. It is a big deal to me." Usually if you are cool to people they will be cool back. But yeah, just be nice and unless there is something wrong with them they should be nice back. Usually if somebody is deranged or on drugs to the point where they are not thinking properly, you will be able to tell right away because they will not be communicating or functioning like a normal human being. I think leaving trash around is a soykaf thing to do. I am an environmentalist though and I try to never leave trash anywhere. In all my years when I have made camp, I have always cleaned it up before I left and not left trash everywhere. Some people out there are just soykafty like that, though and leave trash. Some people are also at the end of their rope and lost their faith in everything and in life so they don't bother picking up trash. Sometimes there is no garbage can present so they leave trash. Bottom line is though, if the situation was reversed, and that homeless guy had a business or property to look after, he probably wouldn't want someone else leaving trash there for him to clean up.

>>97187 As far as hanging "out at around a business", I presume when you are not around or at night or something, this activity will likely persist because it is seen as a sort of a resource. Shelter, power, water, or something else perhaps. Now if he is not keeping a low profile about it, that is just foolishness or negligence on his behalf. If I use a business for some sort of resource, if possible it will certainly be when nobody is around, and I certainly wouldn't want to leave any traces, but I will continue to use that business as long as I can to fulfill the need I have for some sort of resource. It is in every homeless person's best interest to understand social nuance and keep a low profile and when you are homeless you have plenty of time to observe society and come to an understanding of the various nuances of society. Power is honestly in your hands because all you have to do is call the cops and get him derezzed, and the homeless fellow most likely is well aware of that. If he is a rational individual he would be cooperative and cordial. One of my strategies for survival, if a business owner is aware I'm using their business as a resource, will be to actually try to be helpful rather than harmful. I will actually do things like clean up trash, especially if the business owners are cool. This is not uncommon with others as well. I also certainly try to be polite and cooperative with others if they come out and talk to me or something. It is when people are hateful, and create unnecessary confrontation or get on the homeless-persecution bandwagon that trouble starts.

>>97188 Im not sure if he's actively on drugs (other than whatever cigarette butts he picks up) but I'm fairly sure that he's fried his brain on drugs. He has been politely asked to leave and to clean up, doesn't comply. He actively removes garbage from garbage cans and strews it around.. He's not belligerent really but he's a major nuisance. >>97189 >Power is honestly in your hands because all you have to do is call the cops and get him derezzed not that easy with our police department but if I keep harassing the cops they will probably eventually do it and maybe eventually after that he'll figure out some other place to make a mess of or something.

>>97190 >>97190 Ah, yeah, sounds like he is an irrational nutcase then, most likely an addict. There's probably definitely something wrong with him. That certainly makes it harder to deal with. If I come across someone like that I avoid them and I don't hang around anywhere where somebody like that would be, such as the downtown of major cities. I've never been to a place where the police didn't come and just do the bidding of a business in a homeless matter immediately, to be honest. I have never been to the West Coast or a place like that... I hear stuff like homeless drama is quite rampant there but not sure if it is true. Everyone says, if you are homeless don't go to the West Coast. I have been kicked out of plenty of places on a whim for no reason just because the middle-aged women who hate their life at that very moment decided to have an ego trip and get me derezzed because as far as I know businesses don't have to actually have a reason to ban people. As far as I know, if a homeless person is present, and you are present and you call the cops and the cops are present (and the cops will automatically be recording when they arrive), then the cops will give that person a "tresspass" and that means if he goes to that property after that he goes to jail, so that person would likely never come back. But if he is a highly irrational or crazy person, which is what it sounds like, they will just arrest him for coming back, but I think they don't hold you long for a trespass. As far as I know, though. I have never tried going back to a place after I got trespassed from there.

>>97190 Definitely don't get too mixed up with the local homeless people, if they know you have money they will likely never stop asking you for soykaf but you could certainly try to ask some of the other homeless people to convince him to stop coming around. I would identify one of his friends he hangs out with and if they appear sane I would be like, "Hey can you do anything about this guy coming over and trashing my business, like ask him not to trash the place or something and stop drawing attention?" But be careful, major cities are the Devil's playground. Cities are always gonna have all sorts of problems simply because they are cities. If the West Coast actually is some sort of hell-scape like the media claims it is, I would make sure I can defend myself out there if I had to. We are of course living in troubled times.

>>97186 how did you acquire this PhD?

>>97135 Have you noticed that this mentality only became a thing when owning a home became an unreasonable dream and having a sane social life, including beng married for life to the women of your live have become unthinkable? I do not think that it's a coincidence

>>97200 Yes, I am not OP but I agree, and also a great way to have a productive society again and a good economy again is to make society affordable and allow people to be able to live and make a living again and people will be productive and you will probably have a productive and successful economy. Unfortunately, our society has troubles even deeper than that. I won't bring up our troubles, but our society is so troubled that it will probably be impossible to ever go back to how it used to be. >>97199 I was gonna give a troll answer and say the Secret Hermetic Order of Homelessness who hide traditions and pass them down in secret....but here is the actual answer: I was always super poor. Very, very poor and from a troubled household. I just so happen to be the last of my kind and my culture from a civilized place, and now I am no longer in contact with my family because they are all suffering and dying from old age and the current economic hardship and strife in society but even before that our culture was sort of a dying breed and we have now been replaced by other demographics, which is basically the common trend in every major city. Not my immediate family but my demographic in particular. So from youth I was extremely poor, displaced, estranged from my family and just kinda always have had bad luck my whole life and when i got out on my own, I very quickly ran into a random experience that just kinda shipwrecked my attempt at succeeding in life - so like very shortly after getting out of high school I became homeless and to be honest it wasn't that much worse than what I was prior. At a young age I became homeless and have been homeless ever since. Even though God kinda blessed me with intact intellectual abilities to at least halfway try to succeed in capitalism, my life directly coincided with the Housing Crisis, so as soon as I got out on my own rents started rising and never stopped. Very quickly after they started rising I could not longer afford it. I probably conduct myself a bit better than many other homeless people because I have the intellectual abilities of a wealthy or educated person, but my specific life circumstances have always kept me extremely impoverished and stuck in environments of ignorance. Necessity is the mother of invention, and poverty teaches various lessons. When you are young, you are healthy, full of vigor, have a healthy body and are eager for life. So although I had no community, family, resources, etc.... I still had the vigor to observe society and try to figure out how to survive for many years.

>>97214 How do you accept that you'll probably never be rich? My family was poor too, though the situation wasn't as bad as yours, and I was always ambitious that one day I'd have my own business and a soykaf ton of cash, not to buy material things, but to travel a lot and be comfortable. Obviously no matter the effort, I was never able to be as prosperous, and although I have my own apartment now I'm not much better off than I were

>>97221 I think it is better to have a humble existence than to be rich, to be honest. I think that rich people have many problems and are very stressed. Usually I am far more stressed when I have money than when I do not have money. Not to mention, if you have money or assets, you have something you are forced to protect and while nobody could ever really sue me for anything, they could sue a rich person for something. To be honest, at this point, with the way society is going I would say trying to be rich is very clearly a losing game, and it is far better to be a liberated soul than to be trapped in mankind's financial matrix and all the various other matrices that mankind constructs for themselves to become trapped in. Just never do drugs. Drugs are the most dangerous trap a person can fall into in life, I feel.

>>97225 So to be desperately poor, and homeless and always wanting is not great. To be rich is not great. But to be living a humble existence where you just just enough to get by or just enough to provide for a family, this is a good thing. This is just my opinion though, I am not a finance expert lol. One of the big problems with being homeless is if you are female, it is not conducive to the natural lifestyle a female would desire I feel, but an even greater problem with being homeless is being old or injured. I see old people dying out on the streets every day. When you are old, you just cannot do the things you could do when you were young and you start getting all these random health problems. Homelessness is a rough and tough lifestyle for your body and it has left me with physical impairments in certain muscles and bones I will have for life. I think it is impossible to be homeless indefinitely, because sooner or later your body will give out on you, and then if you spent your whole life getting drunk behind a gas station alley, once your body starts to give out on you you are soykaf out of luck. If one was to be homeless, do it to travel to a new place where you can seek opportunity, and then prepare the future because eventually you are going to want a woman or something or you might get some girl pregnant or you might get injured and these sorts of things.

You need to realize that the hate is a YOU problem and society and other people are just a canvas for your shadow projections, which are all actually rooted in internal problems with yourself rather than external.

>>97229 That's not necessarily true. There is such a thing as mass hysteria.

>>97200 OP here I never had any interest in getting married

>>97229 >which are all actually rooted in internal problems with yourself rather than external. i love victim blaming too! i love telling people that their justified reactions to developing and living in an artificial, invasive and deliberately stressful environment is all their fault, allowing me to not take action to make this environment become a bit more bearable! hey, do you believe that mental illness exists too?!

>>97234 well you do now. Good luck lain

>>97235 just passing by, didnt read the whole thread. >artificial, invasive and deliberately stressful environment any environment can be called artificial or stressful if you want. cosmos is cold empty nothing, not exactly welcoming. brave new world should be perfect on paper but people still hate it there. zamyatins "we" (ussr) is even worse. primitive environments are what we evolved for sure but evolution itself is just a violent grind for reproduction. point is the dissatisfaction isnt coming from the environment. its consciousness. without it we'd just be bacteria doing bacteria things, no arguments, no suffering, no dumb sarcastic posts.

>>97234 Sorry but you sound like the fox who said that he never liked grapes anyway. I am saying that, if social interactions and the economy were normal, it would be unlikely to have so many quitters at the same time. Would you still be uninterested by marriage if you had 10 female friends that you see every week? You would feel close to at least one of them. Now imagine if a family house cost two years of the average salary. Maybe you still would, but many wouldn't.

I'm new in thread, i want to hear more about homeless lifestyle and what it's like. Pros and cons? Winter? Food? Is it worth it?

>>97247 Here is my advice: live in a car and get a reliable source of income, as low as it is.

>>97247 There used to be a thread for this https://archive.is/4b3wg

>>97246 >this >>97248 not a car, but truly living in a van is where it's at today because the cost of living is unaffordable. don't let anybody deride you about that fact or tell you otherwise unless they provide reason and evidence vans are where it's at, and don't bother with RV's. Rv's draw attention and it is all bells and whistles. only get an RV if you are super dedicated and you are already very skilled with engineering and mechanics

>>97253 And if i live off a bike and camp? Like in the woods or what.

>>97253 >and don't bother with RV's Allergic to toilets and kitchens?

>>97263 >toilets just soykaf outside >kitchens just cook outside

>>97261 A van has the advantage of being like a mobile camp. Long-term camping is illegal in most places, and having to set-up/fold camp during a rainy period is like kicking dead whales down the beach a lot.

>>97265 That, plus, costs money. Might break down. Unstealthy. And can't take it everywhere. But it is a mobile shelter indeed, and can get super comfy. And you might not want to walk 100km, but the van crunches it in a few hours. In the end it doesn't win much over just a bike or the common car.

>>97266 Damn, everything i wrote in that post is so fuarrrking obvious, anyone can get to these conclusions if you just think a little... I'm speaking platitudes... Anyways, i actually wanted to ask about that RELIABLE SOURCE OF INCOME, that's always been the hardest for me. Who got ideas for me? How to find cheap and easy jobs that you can stomp through and leave again?

>>97261 yes make a camp in a secure location....and get yourself a bike and you are good to go your main problem will just be thieving and cops kicking you out, so make sure you hide well and don't invite anybody to your camp or else you will be sorry the biggest problem with being homeless is tweakers stealing soykaf.....bikes are actually like one of the most stolen items in the world >>97263 you have to choose what you are going to sacrifice to be resilient, i truly just think RV's are an absolutely unnecessary luxury for that type of lifestyle that you don't need....you can live in a van and meet those needs elsewhere....RV's will always just draw attention, and cost a lot of money, and will require specialized maintenance that most people probably don't know you can park a van almost anywhere and get a good night's rest, but if you park an RV people are going to immediately know what's going on and you will make yourself a target to cops, thieves, store managers, drag addicts, and everyone else you don't want to go live out in a campground in an RV because truly being "off-grid" is an imaginary luxury, you need to depend on a community to survive if you are going to live in an RV you might as well just buy a cheap piece of land in some small town and park the RV there and have a permanent residence a car is not as good as a van because you need room to sleep properly which means laying down and you also need shelter from the elements, privacy, and safety from big mean scary hungry bears cars are good as a mobile storage unit though being homeless is all about logistics, and carrying your soykaf around and finding out where to hide your soykaf is a major drag >>97268 physical labor is never going to not be in demand. learn many trades, and people will always need help with something somewhere.....i do music on the streets like a gypsy....i don't get a lot of money doing it but i get enough to eat and get by meagerly....there are actually many ways to make money...you can make money doing anything...if you make money on the streets you have to know how to do it and you have to understand how a community and the streets in that community...just do music, especially if you are young...just keep trying and trying and just if you lose one day, don't quit trying because everyone has good days and bad days...you can literally do anything to make money that you would do while living in a house. best bet would be to just go get an average consumer job like a cashier...but a lot of homeless people who are smart tend to have a lot of redneck skills like fixing toilets or cars or other mechanical things, or they just do labor when labor is needed...i am a frail pathetic effeminate n33t but i still volunteer for some hard labor when the homeless shelters need it. that's not how i make money though...i try to live in a manner that doesn't require a lot of money because the economy matrix is whack. so yeah, just do whatever you would normally do for money, but the problem isn't money the problem is housing and the cost of living, times are changing and it is becoming harder and harder for everybody to live and be housed

>>97283 >frail pathetic effeminate neet Kyuute. Which continent are you on? Just so i can hear you say America and stop worrying whether any of the street guys sitting in front of the shops are actually a lainon. I wish my line of work had quick one-time jobs get paid and move on. I don't like attachment and like being free. Welder

>>97268 Farm jobs during the season? Bar or hotel work during the touristic season? Claim that you are an autist and get free money. Social fraud is a big part of our economies now, you might want to have your share. >>97264 What if it rain?

>>97311 >waaah waaaah I got a wittle wet so now i cant do anything waaaah waaah >>97268 If your problem is wanting to work and then leave again, I'm inclined to say you should try to pick up some seasonal jobs where you'll be expected to leave but they might call you back next year. >yard work >garden shops >certain types of construction like roof repair is often somewhat seasonal >farm work >fishery work idk what else

>>97293 yes, i am in the US. wow, i've been homeless for many many years. i could never do welding...welding is intense and seems dangerous. i've had to be an assistant to a welder once. >>97312 i've never tried it but i bet working at a fishery sux. i ironically hate being dirty lol and i hate odors but i've slept behind dumpsters more than once in my life i logged on again and came to this thread to say that it is certainly not good to have any attachments, save those that are absolutely necessary i guess. but if you have good living conditions, like you are living with your parents or you have something affordable or something that a family member is letting you use, do not throw it away. now is not the time to throw good housing accommodations away by becoming homeless, because chances are you probably won't find affordable housing after you become homeless. it just simply isn't around any more, even in the poorest and most isolated of US states now, if you are absolutely dedicated, and are not afraid to end up in a situation where you will not have a place to live again for many, many years.... then more power to you, of course. but, yeah the value of a place to live for individuals, is much different than it was growing up. like i said, i see old people dying out on the streets every day. as you get older, you will need a place to live. especially women need places to live. things happen, things change, situations arise.... so yeah if you have good living conditions do not throw it away to be homeless, but if you have soykaf living conditions then being homeless might be a better and more enlightening choice for you, but just be prepared that i really doubt you will find affordable housing anywhere any more

>>97312 >waaah waaaah I got a wittle wet so now i cant do anything waaaah waaah It's not my fault if the government have decided to take the money of the people who work to give it to the people who don't work. The fact is that you can make a decent living not working while the upper middle class vote for more taxes on the middle class.

>>97322 >Intense You probably welded stick (SMAW) or MIG. Welding is not intense at all. It all depends on the process you're using. If you weld TIG the most intense part is being highly focused on what you do and having great dexterity in your fingers. The most important thing you need to be a welder isn't being a fuarrrking hulk or whatever, but being precise and having good control of your movements. That plus, knowledge n shiet. >>97328 When people talk like babies you can choose to ignore them.

>>97135 The misanthropic is a cope. blame the human for the action of the nature law and evolution is stupid. If we are not in when we are, other especies was ocupied our place

>>97143 >Muh giant Jew in the sky. >Muh book of Jewish mythology. >Muh schizophrenic Jew savior. We've had 2000 years of your Jewish nonsense and it has led to ecosystemic devastation, wage slavery, and endless lies. Your God is a desert demon.