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It can no longer be argued that we live in the worst time in all of humanity. All the wars and pandemics and collapses cannot compare to the calamity we are currently witnessing. Go to any time in history, people were still awakening in the morning and going to sleep in the evening, left was not right, man was not woman. Maybe a whole bunch of people got sick and died, so what? A simple mass-death event cannot compare to a witnessing of everything you thought you knew about life coming unglued right in front of you. They didn't have LCD panels to interfere with their circadian rhythm. They didn't have weapons-grade fent to shoot up and terrorize any passers by. They didn't have bathtub troonshine combined with a gigabit Internet connection to all the most deviant and diabolical filth dreamt up by the human mind 24 hours a day. Even during the Great War, back home off the battlefield, man and woman still paired off and had offspring. Compare that to today where you see no young people, no traditional relationships, only dysfunction and degeneration.
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> It can no longer be argued that we live in the worst time in all of humanity.
The Boobonic plague nigga. All tjose boobs



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