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A thread discusses a prophecy attributed to Muhammad about a final battle between Muslims and Jews, where Muslims will kill Jews hiding behind stones and trees, except for the Gharqad tree. Participants debate the interpretation of this prophecy in the context of current global events and Jewish influence. Some argue Islam is an antidote to "Jewish tyranny," feminism, liberalism, Marxism, and "nigger worship," suggesting Islam could restore traditional values, family honor, and opposition to "Jewry." Others express concern about "bad actors" using Islam as a mantle and argue against Islamists taking over white countries. The role of women, the interpretation of Christianity, and the validity of dawah (proselytizing) are also debated. Some assert Jesus Christ is the only route to salvation, while others criticize Muhammad.

The discussion centers on H1B visa holders, predominantly Indians, and their reluctance to return to India. Claims include that Indians lack self-awareness, with some expressing fear of being sent back to India due to its large population. Others allege that Indians contribute to pollution and prefer being "slaves" in the West to living as "kings" in India with wealth accumulated abroad. One user mentions their Indian girlfriend fearing visa denial due to Trump-era policies. The discussion also touches on the economic reasons behind this reluctance, contrasting it with the situation of Mexicans and cartels.

The thread discusses the perceived benefits of blue-collar trades compared to white-collar jobs. Some claim unionized tradesmen earn $100k+ with benefits, while others highlight injuries in those fields. Charlie Kirk and Mike Rowe are credited with promoting trades to younger generations. One poster contrasts a software developer's success with a tradesman cleaning sewers. Another claims construction jobs are scarce. The value of philosophy degrees is questioned, suggesting only the best should pursue it, not "libshit losers."

The thread discusses men's motivations for working in 2025, sparked by an image of an attractive woman. Some believe men work to attract women, while others prioritize financial stability and paying bills. Alternative perspectives include preferring "witchy schizo girls" over "plastic soulless barbies" and focusing on money over women. Some claim to be collecting unemployment to buy guns. The discussion also touches on the perceived advantages of being a "gigastacy" and the possibility of paying for sex.

The thread discusses the implications of Americans taking action. Speculation arises about potential consequences for Europe, with some suggesting a mass return of individuals. Concerns are voiced about economic conditions in Canada. One user expresses a desire to immigrate to Germany. A user suggests that immigrants should request a salary of $200,000. A comment alludes to Indians being hardworking.

The discussion centers on the ethics of returning a found wallet containing cash and identification. One user states their actions depend on the owner's race and gender, keeping the money if the owner is non-white, returning the wallet without money to white men, and attempting to seduce white women. Others describe scenarios where they would take a portion of the money or leave the wallet untouched due to potential scams. Some advocate for returning the wallet, while another suggests raping the owner and keeping the wallet. The shopping cart return is proposed as a better civility test, as it lacks monetary incentive. One person claims picking up the wallet violates the Non-Aggression Principle (NAP).

The thread discusses the implications of a digital ID system and its potential impact on financial control. Concerns are raised about corporations laundering money and the possibility of a bank run. Some express anger, threatening violence in response to bank closures. Others argue that digital IDs are unnecessary for Americans due to their relative freedom compared to countries like Vietnam, which is perceived to be under Chinese influence. Disagreement arises regarding Vietnam's population and the prevalence of e-payments in the country. Bitcoin is suggested as an alternative to traditional banking.

The thread discusses political polarization, referencing an image implying the left is "insane." One user suggests an "Enabling Act for Trump." Charlie Kirk's relevance is questioned, with one user comparing his potential death to reactions following JFK's assassination. Hasan Piker receives unexpected praise. The thread includes a call to strip leftists of their rights and deport them to Israel, countered by criticism of those perceived as pro-government and corporate. The discussion also addresses the transgender issue and questions about security at an event.

The thread discusses WNBA player Angel Reese allegedly demanding American Eagle remove Sydney Sweeney's ads, claiming she has 3 billion fans. Commentary questions the truthfulness of Reese's claim, given her salary. Some find Sweeney more attractive, while others question what is offensive about Sweeney's ads, with one suggesting it's because Sweeney is an attractive blonde. One comment references Sweeney "hunting kangaroos."

The discussion centers on the potential impact of increased H1B visa fees. A central argument suggests higher fees could incentivize companies to establish offices in India. Concerns are raised about data security, political repercussions, and time zone differences hindering such a shift. Some argue outsourcing critical software development is inefficient due to quality control issues and the need for skilled in-house talent. Others speculate about a strategic motive to reduce Indian birthrates in Western countries or potential India-China war casualties. The difficulty and impracticality of large-scale outsourcing are questioned, citing undesirable working conditions in India. Qualcomm's recent office opening in India is noted, along with a 28% offshoring fee designed to discourage the practice.

Joshua Luna's comics are discussed, with some finding them humorous. One user mocks Luna's request for shares and retweets. A specific panel referencing "sea monkeys" is highlighted. A satirical statement about "docile tight asian poontang" is posted, prompting a reply. One user agrees with a comic's point, while another notes the comics are old.

Recent events in The Hague include a torched police car, attacks on riot police and a D66 party office, and the storming of the Binnenhof. Elsfest became a riot when protestors attempted to block the A12 highway. The FVD passed a motion to designate Antifa as a terrorist organization, while the PVV passed a motion to categorize crimes by Western and non-Western backgrounds. A poll indicates 78% of people are worried about money, and 18% favor overthrowing the government. Other incidents include an attack on Volkert van de Graaf's house, bombs targeting three prison guards, and the cancellation of a Bob Vylan concert due to his comments on Charlie Kirk's murder.

The thread discusses embracing asceticism due to perceived societal collapse, with the original poster (OP) expressing disillusionment with modern society, citing issues like feminism and geopolitical instability. Some users agree, stating they do the bare minimum and feel alienated, while others criticize this viewpoint as succumbing to "demoralization propaganda" and advocate for engaging in positive change within their communities. Some express disgust with the current state of society, citing racial and governmental issues, while others describe finding peace in solitude and disconnecting from mainstream society. One user mentions buying a house in a remote area.

The thread discusses Andrew Tate's continued presence and influence. Criticism includes accusations of him being a "closeted faggot," similar to Nick Fuentes, and a "nigger faggot." Some object to Tate, a "nigger," advising white men on marriage. Others defend Tate, with one user calling him "genuinely based." One comment questions his lifestyle, referencing "hooka" use between workout sets.

The discussion centers on whether net worth significantly increases after reaching $100,000. Some suggest investing $20,000 annually with an 11% return to accelerate wealth accumulation, primarily through 401k contributions and employer matching, possibly with Fidelity. Others argue that prioritizing saving over enjoying youth is detrimental, as a million dollars may not be sufficient at 50, especially compared to previous generations' opportunities. One user claimed to have $8 million at 55. An opposing view emphasizes enjoying youth and building memories over solely focusing on accumulating wealth for old age.