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I think there are two requirements for preserving good traditions: living in a tolerable place where traditions are not under constant attack and preserving the quality of the population.

The West has become hostile to its own traditions and is now becoming increasingly tyrannical which will eventually make it impossible for even small groups to preserve traditions. So I have traveled to look for a good place where traditional conservative people can live in peace, and I found such a place in a Mennonite area in north Mexico. I hope to move there soon. I think this area could become refuge for traditional conse

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r/areweinhell•

While humanity has degenerated into moronic scum, making life generally hell, the closer to the mainstream one gets, the worse hell one finds. Reddit is an exceptionally hellish place with extreme censorship that prevents discussing anything of substance. The Reddit admins make this site-wide policy, and this encourages mods to take it even further. For example the mods of r/misanthropy are the worst kind of scum imaginable, censoring anything of substance. To at least escape to a less hellish place, one should look outside the mainstream. The least hellish Reddit alternative that I know of is SaidIt. I am not trying to undermine this place with this post, in fa

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r/mercurial•

The thought crossed my mind today to develop a Mercurial hosting service. But then I remembered that humanity has degenerated into depraved scum who hate what is good and love what is bad. So they all love Git, the worst source control system ever developed. So developing a Mercurial hosting service would just be a waste of my time. Am I wrong?

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