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Cardposting's Humanities Appreciator's Discussion thread - We are Cardstock and we stare directly into your eyes unblinking and uncomfortably close
He clearly hit the wall running. Bet that sperm is 90% blanks and 10% severe downs at this point.
Men and their hairline really age like avocado, one day you wake up just to look like your sad dad.
I wonder how card copes with the fact that modern Rabbinic Judaism is a set of illegitamate man-made traditions made in reaction to Christianity and that with neither the temple nor Aaronic priesthood lawful Jewish worship is not possible.
Zionism and Judaism are not compatible. Israel is a violation of the Talmudic Three Oaths. Jewish sovereignty in the Holy Land must only be established by the Mashiach, not through human political action,
Zionism and Judaism are not compatible. Israel is a violation of the Talmudic Three Oaths. Jewish sovereignty in the Holy Land must only be established by the Mashiach, not through human political action,
Interesting
First time I've seen that claim so I decided to look into it
One problem is that many rabbis and scholars reject that notion. One argument is that said Three Oaths appear in aggadah and not in halakhic law codes, which is one of the reasons why they are not considered or listed as binding law in major legal codes such as the Mishneh Torah and Shulchan Aruch.
That is, there is disagreement among multiple Jewish theological positions, and "the state of Israel violates the Three Oaths" is just one of them
The underlying issue is that such religious positions are not actually grounded in anything observable, like a belief that 2 + 2 = 4 or a belief that overeating leads to weight gain. Essentially, due to this lack of grounding or reduction to perceptible things, Judaism is arbitrary and the notions of "true" or "false" don't apply to it
Summary of his actual advice to get ahead beyond the "work hard, don't spend money" preamble that he uses to make what follows sound reasonable.
> Sell or junk all of your sentimental items
> Move to any city with more than 100K people, preferably a state capital
> Start paying rent
> Work any jobs you can find while paying for the cheapest shitholes in the most expensive places you can live
> Live like a pauper because that's the only way you can save money when you rent in a city
> Hustle on top of your 9-5 job because that's the only way to save money when you rent in a city
> Somehow, magically, use what little time you have left to read more books so you can have media literacy like Card
> Somehow, magically, save up enough money to buy a plot of land and construction supplies and take a week off work to build your own CRT TV crack shack
> Then you will know the true freedom that is home ownership
Summary of his actual advice to get ahead beyond the "work hard, don't spend money" preamble that he uses to make what follows sound reasonable.
> Sell or junk all of your sentimental items
> Move to any city with more than 100K people, preferably a state capital
> Start paying rent
> Work any jobs you can find while paying for the cheapest shitholes in the most expensive places you can live
> Live like a pauper because that's the only way you can save money when you rent in a city
> Hustle on top of your 9-5 job because that's the only way to save money when you rent in a city
> Somehow, magically, use what little time you have left to read more books so you can have media literacy like Card
> Somehow, magically, save up enough money to buy a plot of land and construction supplies and take a week off work to build your own CRT TV crack shack
> Then you will know the true freedom that is home ownership
The saving and spending little to save as much as you can is solid advice, but moving to the city to "make it big" doesn't work anymore. This might be very different in brit-bong down under, but in the US the cities are universally too expensive to be worth living in (and sub-urban sprawl is so large that finding something less pricy is usually traded off for wasting your life driving to and from work).
I advocate staying where you're from because your access to connections and the charity of the people you know will usually outweigh the opportunity cost of moving. But if you're going to move, you're much better off moving to a tiny rural town early where housing and living is dirt cheap, integrating yourself into their culture, and living as frugally as you can while working odd jobs until you find something more permanent / build something as you said.
If you can avoid it, you should NEVER rent. It's throwing money away, you're better off staying with your parents even well into your early 30s.
The saving and spending little to save as much as you can is solid advice, but moving to the city to "make it big" doesn't work anymore. This might be very different in brit-bong down under, but in the US the cities are universally too expensive to be worth living in (and sub-urban sprawl is so large that finding something less pricy is usually traded off for wasting your life driving to and from work).
I advocate staying where you're from because your access to connections and the charity of the people you know will usually outweigh the opportunity cost of moving. But if you're going to move, you're much better off moving to a tiny rural town early where housing and living is dirt cheap, integrating yourself into their culture, and living as frugally as you can while working odd jobs until you find something more permanent / build something as you said.
If you can avoid it, you should NEVER rent. It's throwing money away, you're better off staying with your parents even well into your early 30s.
I grew up in a town of a couple hundred people - there were zero job prospects. I think the leap of moving into a big city is worth it; at the very least, you'll always be able to get an Untouchables-tier job just to pay rent. In the longer term, your ability to network, make friends, and set yourself up for a real job are infinitely higher in a city than in the sticks too.
Just tough it out and wageslave for a couple years, save up, then go back and get a small exurban lot for yourself. It's more attainable than people realize.
I grew up in a town of a couple hundred people - there were zero job prospects. I think the leap of moving into a big city is worth it; at the very least, you'll always be able to get an Untouchables-tier job just to pay rent. In the longer term, your ability to network, make friends, and set yourself up for a real job are infinitely higher in a city than in the sticks too.
Just tough it out and wageslave for a couple years, save up, then go back and get a small exurban lot for yourself. It's more attainable than people realize.
I had a dream you broke into my Minecraft base and tried to burn all my shit in my chests with flint and steel and lava and you broke my fucking bed so I couldn't spawn back in my base. And then you sent a bunch of people to kill me at spawn who said they were doing this because I was a racist chud.
Can you explain why you did this? that's fucked up
I grew up in a town of a couple hundred people - there were zero job prospects. I think the leap of moving into a big city is worth it; at the very least, you'll always be able to get an Untouchables-tier job just to pay rent. In the longer term, your ability to network, make friends, and set yourself up for a real job are infinitely higher in a city than in the sticks too.
Just tough it out and wageslave for a couple years, save up, then go back and get a small exurban lot for yourself. It's more attainable than people realize.
I grew up in a town of a couple hundred people - there were zero job prospects. I think the leap of moving into a big city is worth it; at the very least, you'll always be able to get an Untouchables-tier job just to pay rent. In the longer term, your ability to network, make friends, and set yourself up for a real job are infinitely higher in a city than in the sticks too.
Just tough it out and wageslave for a couple years, save up, then go back and get a small exurban lot for yourself. It's more attainable than people realize.
There are two issues with your perspective on this.
1) The economic situation in the US is substantially worse than in Australia, so it's basically impossible to save anything at all while renting in a large city anymore, your advice would at best lead to breaking even while burning yourself out and wearing down your body in exchange for nothing in the way of long term payoff.
2) The situation when you grew up might as well be a different dimension compared to the reality people are growing up in now, think about how applicable boomer advice was for you.
Suggesting that people move to South America or Eastern Europe to save money is much more practical at this point, and the quality of life there won't be much lower.
Just found the thread and wow, didn't expect to see Card lose respect in just 10 posts. As many other farmers I followed his channel and enjoyed his autism. I unsubscribed after I saw his Gondola vid. I couldn’t stand the slandering of such a wholesome meme as a Nazi dog-whistle.
While reading the thread I tripped a bit over the claim that he bought his channel from a "Elsaporn"-Mill, but read on.
When I watched his latest video, answer to PresidentSunday (who?) there was the Elsa thing again (around 16:21). Which made me curious, so I plugged his YoutubeID into the wayback machine. The very first snapshot (Aug 17, 2022) is what seems to be an archive channel for the Chapo Trap House podcast. (had to ask Grok what that is).
The next viewable snapshot (Dec 2022) is already branded as Cardposting.
There exists a still active channel called Acid Marxist, so Cards yt seems to have started out as a secondary channel to that one. If he bought it or is the owner of the other channel too, I don't know. But the Elsa thing was already retarded because that shit was mostly happening in '16/'17 and Tards channel was created on Jul 11, 2022.
I grew up in a town of a couple hundred people - there were zero job prospects. I think the leap of moving into a big city is worth it; at the very least, you'll always be able to get an Untouchables-tier job just to pay rent. In the longer term, your ability to network, make friends, and set yourself up for a real job are infinitely higher in a city than in the sticks too.
Just tough it out and wageslave for a couple years, save up, then go back and get a small exurban lot for yourself. It's more attainable than people realize.
If you’re not exaggerating and your hometown actually has a population in the hundreds, the conclusions drawn from that lived experience has like zero relevance to the vast majority of people who might watch that video. The ideal game plan for someone who grew up in a town of 200 people in the middle of nowhere is worlds apart from someone from a typical American small town of 5-10k surrounded by dozens of other small towns within a 30 minute drive.
Cardposting has removed the majority of his videos from public view. Archiving everything is very important here as he could very well delete this video.
Cardposting has removed the majority of his videos from public view. Archiving everything is very important here as he could very well delete this video.
You don't get it, it's satire and any good leftist would know that he's just baiting. He's playing 5d chess owning the chuds with their own heckin tactics.
