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Money is just a medium, not the end product. When people comprehend this, they'll actually start living a happier life honetly. Or at least with better ease in their direction and understand how the world actually works. The free market is the ultimate connection between humans and it's the real reason we survived and have grown throughout our history.
/r/MGTOW29/05/19 04:33 PM
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Why "unfortunately"? Money is just a tool, and it gives you chances for achieving some goals in your life. Without money you woudn't have access to water, food, cloth, technology, etc, unless you did it all by yourself. And except you aim for a life in the wild, it's impossible to obtain all of that stuff without spending years and years of your life, infinite amount of energy and probably unimaginable distances to get the needed resources for whatever you'd want other than the basics to survive…
/r/MGTOW28/05/19 08:43 PM
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Stone Ocean is the weakiest? I'm still on Vento Aureo (honestly I'm following more the anime, but started reading the part 7 as I already know about the "restart") and I think Vento Aureo is kinda weak compared to part 3 or 4 (4 being my favorite, but part 3 had its great moments too). But nonetheless I'm a huge 80's and 90's anime/manga fan (or that older feel) and its artstyle I miss the most so...Jojo's fills in the gap so nicely as I crave for quality shonen/seinen manga, but it has being ra…
/r/MGTOW22/05/19 09:15 PM
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haha WOW! Though I did the same the first time reading 20th Century Boys (I'm on the 3rd ride right now, but last 2 times was years ago). Yep, actually as a whole, Monster is way more balanced and feels more natural than 20th Century Boys. The funniest part is that the author published both the manga at the same time! (it was a monthly publicashion and he wanted to do 2 stories at that moment); but personally 20th Century Boys, with its small problems, is a favorite of mine above Monster, mainly…
/r/MGTOW22/05/19 04:04 PM
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WHOA wtf? Already 100 chapters???? As a bonus, you should listen to a song the author created for the manga and he himself sings and plays. There're 2 versions, acoustic and with a band. It's called "Bob Lennon" and Kenji (the main character) is seeing playing the song sometimes throughout the manga: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6fMWguYVME The Band Version is kinda a spoiler considering some event that happens in the future, but not so much honestly (you won't understand it unless you reach …
/r/MGTOW22/05/19 03:41 AM
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Actually is Alita: Battle Angel. Personally I liked it a lot, but it had 2 problems: The love affair was unnecessary (but that exists in the Manga) and the film served as a starting point to future bigger plots without considering that the film could flopp (so it feels like it's starting...near the end credits). ​ But the CGI was epic, the main protagonist (and her "father") were the stars and the action was really good.
/r/MGTOW21/05/19 04:48 AM
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I'm more into adult stuff, or weird-creative ones.Try reading "20th Century Boys", or "Monster" (though this one has a perfect anime adaptation), both by Naoki Urasawa (known as the master of thrillers among manga authors). 20th Century Boys is about a guy in his 30's that suddenly ends up getting involved, in a way or another, ona strange series of terrorist attacks by a weird cult that, somehow, based their plans on a kids play back when the protagonist and his friends were very young imaginin…
/r/MGTOW21/05/19 04:39 AM
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