>>78813
(Continued from my previous post)

This project outlines one such structural alternatives to force global cooperation:
https://www.change.org/GlobalGovernmentNow

What would your blueprint for a functional global structure look like if you had to design it from scratch? Let's discuss.

>>78814
I think one way we could solve some of these dire issues is to strip all national governments from making any decisions on global trade and foreign policy, limit military expenditure and military budgets for every country, strip the ability of governments to conscript people into wars, arm all citizens and make citizens and businesses the decision makers when it comes to foreign policy rather than governments/bureaucracy. Citizens are prone not to desire wars because it impacts the civilian population horrifically for the benefit of a few, so we are the ones that would make the most rational foreign policy decisions. If you can have unbiased AI to somehow enforce this, along with a global Constitution similar to what the American Founding Fathers adopted (albeit this time with far more limits on governments AND corporations) then that would be totally ideal. America's Founding Fathers just were not radical enough in my opinion, too many loopholes exist in our Constitution.

>>78815
Another idea would be to have a one world currency backed by resources such as oil and gold. Everyone could use it, but no one could sanction or control the currency, because governments would be stripped of that power completely. The currency could be used by everyone and anyone, no one in control of it other than nations making sure they have domestic reserves of oil and gold (among other commodities backing that currency). When all governments are limited in their ability to rig and disrupt the economy and free markets can flourish, normally uninterrupted, based solely on supply and demand (NOT political control!) then everything would work wonderfully, we would go back to a golden age of peace and prosperity, fair competition based on consumer choice and free enterprise. If some punk runs a bad business model and no one likes them they go bankrupt, no bailouts. If consumers like what you provide your business stands to thrive. Simple as.

>>78769
OP here. My full response to the ongoing debate and the realists is in the attached image below.

Check out the project blueprint here:
https://www.change.org/GlobalGovernmentNow

The same people who scream and cry about "China's social credit score" do this kind of shit. Hypocrisy at it's finest.

It reminds me of the saying "they'll beat on you while they kvetch as victims."

>>78844
Depends on what you are doing and what you are running on those older operating systems. Many of them work fine if you don't allow garbage bloating the system.

(OP Here)
>>78844
Depends a lot if you let the system get bloated, most of the NT issues a long time ago(and even now) Were heavily caused by:
- Badly Written Software
- Hardware Issues
- User Error

And as >>78845 said:
>Many of them work fine if you don't allow garbage bloating the system.
Which is true even for newer(lesser) versions of the same OS.

>>78817
me too brother

>>78862
Well do something about it then. There are tons of solutions out there. Tons of Linux options at ditrowatch.org and for preactivated Windows bootlegs crustywindo.ws

You can also take a look into Atlas OS which is a knock off of Windows 11 and provides you the tools needed from the start to strip out all the spyware/bloatware and help speed up the OS. atlasos.net

Not to mention you can find pretty much any older OS on torrent & p2p networks that are already activated and ready to use if you so desire. All it takes is a little effort.

>>78868
distrowatch.org

Make access to air conditioning a human right. Everyone would have access to portable air conditioners in any hardware stores. Problem solved.

Supposedly the Europoors don't have the infrastructure for air conditioning units but are "working on it" as far as upgrading their old homes. It is also 10x expensive because of their horrible climate tax and energy policies (so stock up on some spare portable AC units if you live in America because someday the commies will import those third world problems here too). In some parts of Europe you need to have a fucking permit just to run AC which sounds like a bureaucracy nightmare on steroids. There are also too many "green" regulations that prohibit many AC units due to energy consumption.

Most pathetic thing is it's not just Americans trolling Europe over this! The whole world is. Chinese people are showing off their portable air conditioners on social media, showing how their dogs and pigs are treated better than average Europeans during a heat wave. It's funny seeing Chinese farmers use air conditioning for their livestock while European people are having heat strokes. Sure tells us EVERYTHING we need to know about the kinds of shitty crooked bastardy control freak governments we have in the West today.

I'm going to be buying two extra AC units this year for my inventory, emergency backups for future use because I know the satanic pedo marxists want this same shit to happen in America.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=33cb-p3m1DM [Embed]

This is one of the reasons Europe will never be able to win a world war in my opinion. They complain about 100°F heat yet still have access to electricity, refrigeration and medics. Imagine all that were to go away. Instead of thousands dying of heat stroke every year there would be hundreds of thousands dying every single year. Their corrupt political leaders like complaining about the climate but support a war with Russia which would catastrophically impact the environment they claim they wish protected. It makes absolutely zero sense. If Europe can't even have the industry to produce AC what the hell makes you think they can produce weapons of war on a large scale? If AC takes up "too much energy" the EU should be shitting bricks if they knew how much diesel fuel military transportation uses up. Not even close to civilian use, not even close.

Basically European governments want to scold everyone and make their lives miserable but their policies are what actually threatens the environment and everyone else around them.

So much for the "master race" lol.

>>78589
its god's will. pray harder sinner!

Retarded bureaucracy has consequences, as always.

>>77294
You are bitching about honeypots yet you think turning the whole internet into a fucking honeypot is the solution? WTF. No thanks, I'd rather it just be chaotic and anonymous, not turn into something like subscribing to a Facebook account. Fuck that shit.

>>77294
look where you are posting you stupid nigger

>>75915
I think what you call it is retarded. Endchan sounds a lot better than 512noodle gaytard. Keep going and waste money on hosting or whatever makes you happy ok?

>>76004
Onion links are based and regular URLs are bullshit. Stay mad kike

>>75915
Link doesnt work nigger

>>77434
yea, sorry

>>77453
my tt is yanderecel lol

>>77490

what's tt. tiktok?

Soon enough the free social internet we once knew will no longer exist. You better choose between highly surveillanced corporate honeypots that will implement facial scans and digital IDs or the 'dark net' decentralized file sharing/chat room platforms that currently exist. Using alternative software and operating systems on older laptops and PCs will be a requirement for the latter.

They're also bringing the world to war in order to enforce the crackdown and total totalitarian police state being planned. We are living in a nightmare today, all the evil in the world has hijacked our governments. They do not work for us, they actively work against us now. Their goal is to bring the world back to feudalism with no privacy, no way to escape (other than death which will probably skyrocket due to sharp rising suicide rates that are now just inevitable). If you have not prepared for this, not gotten everything you want and need, have it backed up offline, multiple contingencies you will be faced with fewer options.

Me? I have backups of all the software I need, all the operating systems I need (activated by default), media like music and movies, my favorite youtube channels backed up, etc. The opportunity to get yourself prepared for what is inevitable is closing in on all of you each passing day.

Japan is facing a currency crisis and they are about the only big trustees of endless insolvent US Govt debt. If Japan decides it is no longer worth buying and instead selling those US bonds then the US will face hyperinflation and another great depression. You can thank both Democrats and Republicans, and the government itself, for this crisis.

Yah 99% of what I watch is all old re-runs. There are very few modern shows worth watching, last one I really enjoyed was Better Call Saul (a spin-off of Breaking Bad which was also very good). Those I got on DVD box sets.