I am distraught, depressed. I can't sleep. I feel as if I'm losing it.
Since the death of those two girls in Morocco, I've been losing hope.
I don't want to come off as some sort of shill, with no grasp of optics, but what do we do? It seems as if, whatever we do, refugees just keep pouring in, governments keep catering to lefty policies, and I can't walk in the streets without seeing mixed couples or brown kids with white mothers fucking everywhere. There's mudslimes and niggers around every corner.
The thing is, I remember things being different, I remember them as being better around the 2000's. I didn't have to lock my door or bicycle from fear of intrusion or theft. I didn't have to worry about the sandnigger infront or behind me, when I walk literally anywhere, and I didn't have to worry about my future (because I wasn't red-pilled yet).
But today it's all different. I've had "people" try to break into my apartment, steal my bikes, my electronics, and I've been assaulted more than once by different degrees of shitskins. I have extensive knowledge of demographic changes, media-control, and anti-white rethoric being perpetuated throughout the western world.
What do I do? I feel as if the Pittsburg, Utoya, and Charleston shootings are becoming less and less terrible ideas by the day.
I am entirely aware of how the media feeds off these events, but what are we to do in the end, if we keep getting censored, banned, and otherwise silenced online? Normies in the streets can't spare half an hour to some random guy wanting to talk about demographic changes. Are we already doomed to just roll over and get the most out of our lives as we can, because the fight is already lost?
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[–] 17276070? ago
But you didnt care when it happened in your country.
Fuck off.
[–] 17276102? ago
Not everyone tracks the dead anon or knows their names and faces like we do…or knows how long it took for them to die or how they were tortured while they were dying. Cut anon some slack he might be new to this whole thing.
[–] 17276099? ago
I do care when it happens in my country, but you don't ever hear of it. I don't know why the murders in Morocco were spread all over the media as it did, but the murders happening to men, women, and children in my country are often pushed under the rug. You only really hear of them from friends or relatives, through a long chain of conversations, which leaves details unrealiable.