GYOW Washington State.

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July 15, 2018

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Title	GYOW Washington State.
Author	pnwhomebrewer
Upvotes	269
Comments	34
Date	July 15, 2018 8:10 PM UTC (8 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/MGTOW
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[–]acejager4162 points3 points4 points 8 years ago (4 children) | Copy Link

Thank you. I have heard the Neatherlands is easy on the eyes as well. The reason we seem far out there to most of the world is because of how the United States was founded. It was founded by farmers, lawyers, fur traders, and drunks. Who were willing to risk everything to live freely. Truely free. They faced new, unknown land, which lead to hardship, famine, and in some cases even cannibalism. To them, it was more preferable to risk everything in this new world with it's dangers and opportunity to escape the monarchies of the old world. They became modeled by this new world. Their hands grew hard, and their backs strong, and their sense of indevidualism absolute. They adapted, overcame, and thrived. This new land was the perfect place for an experiment to move away from thousands of years of subjugation and try true freedom. They became so accustomed to this new freedom that taxes, laws and regulations that seem minute today were enough to send them to war with the British. A rag tag group of fishermen, lawyers, fur traders and drunks stood un- yielding to what at the time was the largest empire in the world. The war represented that for the first time in human history the people wanted to form a government subjected by natural law, instead of having natural law subjected by government. The 56 delegates risked everything when signing the declaration of Independence, as a final fuck you to Britian. They were willing to give up their lives and the freedom they already had for the freedom that was left to take. Of the 56 men 5 were captured and tortured to death as traitors. 12 had their homes burned. 2 lost sons, 1 lost both sons, 9 died in battle. Many more died in rags. It was this rebellious spirit, and unrelenting desire for freedom that founded this country.

If you ask me, we have lost our way. Now we are mostly a nation of sheep, unwilling to stand up to tyranny like our founders. Now I'm sure everything I just said sounds insane to you. Probably sounds like I'm a right wing extreamest, but those are the principles the United States was founded upon. We may not totally hold on to them anymore, which is unfortunate, but some of that spirit does still remain, and that my friend is why I think the rest of the world views the United States as a whole, right wing.

[–]PactEU1 point2 points3 points 8 years ago (3 children) | Copy Link

Yeah, the Netherlands is very nice but it's different if you grew up there I think ;) It's a relatively small country so the countryside is more similar everywhere, though it has it's nice charms. The nature is repetitive imo but can be captivating. Nothing like a frozen to the bone walk through the dykes and the "uiterwaarden" at like -5 degree C in the winter. It's something I did as a kid a lot and I still occasionally need to go back there. It's really fucking good and every tourist in the Netherlands should take a break imo from smoking in Amsterdam and visit municipalities like West Maas en Waal, imo real dutch culture with exquisite nature. Friesland and the Waddeneilanden are also great, but extremely cold and you should probably have a thing for sheep. Since you're gonna see a metric ton of sheep. But the walks are brilliant and the people are pretty alright for Dutch standards.

The cities especially Utrecht and Amsterdam are brilliant, live in Utrecht myself now. Utrecht prouds itself in being the mini-but-more-cozy Amsterdam. It's evenly beautiful at night along the canals, with canal rides and beer-boats. Did I tell you we have beer boats in the Utrecht canals? Oh ye, and the city is very vibrant. The bars are always full of students and other random drunk dudes that prolly should have went home 3 hours ago, but prefer to hit on 18 year old students instead. The nightlife is pretty small but nice. Oh ye, and our university I think has the second highest ratio of female students and tbh I work at the university and it's not really fair. I know I'm MGTOW and all but I fall in love at least 5 times a day there. It's taking a toll on my mental to not just say fuck it all and marry one of those. The weed's okay aswell ;)

Sorry for the long story btw, but you made me read your wall so there. But yeah man I hear you on the US. I think it's principles are very good although bloodily found. It's why the American Dream is such a big target over there, it symbolises America's principles. Make it or die trying. I do think the land of the free has slowly advanced with the technical age into the land of the brash and the foolish. It's a shame, though. Social media ruined my image of the US all. Nobody here likes the US now that Trump's there. Though, I love Trump. I respect people that just give fuck all about everyone else and just do their thing but he does really symbolise the general ridicule (even?) of America that's observed in Europe. He's not seen as the courageous and strong man that rose to the top. It's sad, because it portrayals the nation. Though, I hope the US can be a world leader in a positive way in the future. We will 100% need you at some point probably and hopefully Europe and the US can still go along at that point.

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I don't know if you should tbh. But you definitely have the power and respect to do so. It's just that you need to elect someone that can push for world peace and unity. Since it is in reach. I'm sure we would all be very willing to cooperate on any positivity that the US can bring to us and we will be happy to return the favour. Just stop doing stupid shit over there, please.

But if you're gonna pull out of every deal you make with Europe especially on things like refugees, social structure and environment issues you can go fuck yourself for all I care. But like I said I "love" Trump, it's more that I can sort of emphasise with the way he handles stuff since that would be what I would strive for. This kind of shit makes me want to give him a proper bitch slap.

Having a good national social structure is one of the main indicators of a first world country to me and I don't understand why the US is being so damn conservative about it. You have people living in the gutters since they lost everything just because they got a rare disease that cost them too much to get treated. Like, really? Or people in private prisons that might as well just be innocent or are doing 50 years for possession of weed. There are a lot of issues still at hand that are largely ignored and are costing innocent and hard-working members of society their entire livelihood due to circumstances that might well be out of their control. It's fucked up.

I'm all for fighting your way to the top and high risk-high reward, the road will always be unfair and challenging. But there are a LOT of issues that the US for some reason refuses to iron out so that people are actually willing to battle the system and grow. But due to strong political reasons like "it's always been this way" and you can all go fck yourself with your new and whatever "communist" ideas. Which in my eyes is slightly short-sighted.

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