beaners will laugh at you and call you poor for wearing shoes that cost less than 200 dollars and then go home to throw their shit paper in a trashcan next to their shit encrusted toilet
indians and arabs spend absurd amounts of money on perfume but it doesn't ever occur to them that bathing can also make you smell better
a big problem with the united states as a whole is this idea that identity can be purchased
i hate blue bloods and the aristocracy but the united states created a problem by abolishing landed gentry and titles of nobility, with later generations abolishing standards manners and etiquette, but not removing the notions that drive some people to seek out a sense of difference and fill them with a need for people to "know their place"
it created a vacuum that's been filled in very odd ways over the centuries
it's imo what's led to the tranny problem, you can just "buy" being a woman
rather than being a product of refinement, class, like any other form of identity, exists primarily as a product that when purchased presumably grants all associations, which is one reason why niggers and baby boomers act as imperiously as they do to anyone behind a counter
@multiversal_gangstalker
You're right. What you're describing is consumerism. That is the disgusting inversion of values that society has gone through.
Throughout ALL of european history, value and pride have been deeply connected with creation, production, artistic expression, beauty, connection and honoring your family and community. One can even call it integrity.
Those retards can't comprehend because they don't have that divine spark that drives them to beauty: all they do is consume.
@multiversal_gangstalker
Yes, most of them are. What I'm focusing now is trying to identify the very few people that actually have souls and are not NPCs.
It's a lot more difficult than I expected and I haven't figured out yet...
How would the divine spark look like when you're meeting a real person that you haven't had the opportunity to learn a lot from? Would the capability of logic, creation, original though and their own opinions discussed to deep meaning enough?
@multiversal_gangstalker
Plus, consumerism is the perfect form of slavery where you trap the soulless into this cycle of mechanical activities that you herd to what you want.
It's an evil that comes from the creation of money as the god that everyone serves and the abandoment of master morality values.
There is a good video from Prof. Jiang where he explains quite well how consumers are the lowest form of slaves as they truly abhor even the concept of freedom itself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ERWiVtT2jY