America offers NOTHING except Work, Shopping, & Social Isolation. So why stay there?!

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

Sure America gives u food and shelter but u have to be a workaholic slave to pay for that

I do agree with what you're saying about how it's expensive to live in the U.S.A., but I also disagree.  For example, apartments in Fargo, ND are literally $500 per month, and "if you have a heartbeat, you can get a job" there.  In Los Angeles, you can also get a room for $400, but it is located in Skid Row, and you have to be low-income.

If your gross monthly income is below $1,650, and your assets are low, you can be issued food stamps of $291 per month.

You have the potential to earn a lot of income in the U.S.A.  It's easy to get a job.

You don't need to rent a very luxurious apartment in the U.S.A., and in an expensive location. There are cheaper ways to live.

You can camp rent-free on federal land.  This is huge.  You can urinate on the ground and defecate in the ground.  And 2/3 of all of Nevada is BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land.  It's insane how no one knows about this lifestyle option.  You can literally camp for 14 days in one location, then move 25 miles away and camp for 14 days, and just keep repeating that indefinitely.  You can also practice shooting guns. 

You can buy land in a very inexpensive location that is remote.  In some of these places, there are no building codes, so you can build whatever you want, live without indoor plumbing, etc.

You can attract a woman from another country and marry her and live with her in the U.S.A.  That is the only way to actually have a good marriage because every female in the U.S.A. is addicted to modern conveniences, so demands indoor plumbing, electricity, caffeine, Netflix, etc.

The United States has a reputation of being the greatest country in the world, so it's reasonable to expect the cost of living to generally be high.

Whenever you say that America offers "NOTHING" I always feel that is true, however, on second thought, I don't totally believe it, because I think there are ways to create romance, fun, etc.  I personally am extremely passive socially, so I almost never proactively create social situations. I want to though.  How often do you actively try to talk to people on the streets or in public places?  There have to be some people who you could meet who would desire to hang out with you, if you were to try. It seems simple.

In my experience though, you are right that if you try to talk to strangers, they act as though you have committed some type of transgression.  I have experienced this.  People act as though they can't hear me, they act as though what I'm saying has no value.  People are dead, and act like they always have somewhere better to be, better people to see, etc.

The truth is that America is very toxic.  I can't disagree with Winston on this.  However, I refuse to believe that it offers nothing but work, shopping, and social isolation.  At the same time though, I know what he means.  When you are in a shopping environment, it's a very rigid vibe where you can't just hang out and socialize; you always have to buy something to eat and eat it; you can't just sit there and relax.  That's the word to describe it--relax.  You can't just relax and have a good time in America.    Even in Starbucks, you cannot just sit and browse the internet without buying anything...the staff will harass you.  If you are in an airport, you cannot just sit and sleep in the seats...security will come around eventually and ask you if you have a ticket.  Same thing in train stations...someone will come around and ask you if you have a ticket.  In public parks or at the beach, you can sit or lie on the ground and no one will mess with you, however, usually alcohol is not allowed, so if that is your idea of fun, then I could see how that could be disappointing.

Another example of lack of fun is if you choose to engage in video recording in public.  Although it is legal to record whatever you want in public, people are very against it.  They are unexpectedly irritable and negative regarding being recorded...it's insane!  They act like they are going to kill you!  They say they are going to beat you up!  It's insane!  People are paranoid beyond belief!  It's hard to believe how people act like you are physically attacking them if you record them! 

So yeah...life in America sucks...because so many people suck...but at the same time, you have to agree that there have to be good people around somewhere, and if you keep trying, then you will be able to find and befriend such people.

Yo, what's up, Welcome back Dan! how are you?

Agree with what you said. America is "anti fun". There isn't lot of fun things you can do in America except play video games, watch Netflix, watch those lame ass American football which is soooo bloody boring and go to those lame ass Parties. America is death by boredom. No body wants to communicate and befriend with one another, they all act like scared paranoid little girls despite people being full adults.

America f*cking sucks socially and most people in LA and Commiefornia are overly hostile and repressive just like one of your old videos in LA on Youtube.

At least one bright thing about America is making good money, saving up and spending your dollars in a cheaper country. America is a Gulag or giant open air prison, man

[WanderingProtagonist]

Sure America gives u food and shelter but u have to be a workaholic slave to pay for that

I do agree with what you're saying about how it's expensive to live in the U.S.A., but I also disagree.  For example, apartments in Fargo, ND are literally $500 per month, and "if you have a heartbeat, you can get a job" there.  In Los Angeles, you can also get a room for $400, but it is located in Skid Row, and you have to be low-income.

If your gross monthly income is below $1,650, and your assets are low, you can be issued food stamps of $291 per month.

You have the potential to earn a lot of income in the U.S.A.  It's easy to get a job.

You don't need to rent a very luxurious apartment in the U.S.A., and in an expensive location. There are cheaper ways to live.

You can camp rent-free on federal land.  This is huge.  You can urinate on the ground and defecate in the ground.  And 2/3 of all of Nevada is BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land.  It's insane how no one knows about this lifestyle option.  You can literally camp for 14 days in one location, then move 25 miles away and camp for 14 days, and just keep repeating that indefinitely.  You can also practice shooting guns. 

You can buy land in a very inexpensive location that is remote.  In some of these places, there are no building codes, so you can build whatever you want, live without indoor plumbing, etc.

You can attract a woman from another country and marry her and live with her in the U.S.A.  That is the only way to actually have a good marriage because every female in the U.S.A. is addicted to modern conveniences, so demands indoor plumbing, electricity, caffeine, Netflix, etc.

The United States has a reputation of being the greatest country in the world, so it's reasonable to expect the cost of living to generally be high.

Whenever you say that America offers "NOTHING" I always feel that is true, however, on second thought, I don't totally believe it, because I think there are ways to create romance, fun, etc.  I personally am extremely passive socially, so I almost never proactively create social situations. I want to though.  How often do you actively try to talk to people on the streets or in public places?  There have to be some people who you could meet who would desire to hang out with you, if you were to try. It seems simple.

In my experience though, you are right that if you try to talk to strangers, they act as though you have committed some type of transgression.  I have experienced this.  People act as though they can't hear me, they act as though what I'm saying has no value.  People are dead, and act like they always have somewhere better to be, better people to see, etc.

The truth is that America is very toxic.  I can't disagree with Winston on this.  However, I refuse to believe that it offers nothing but work, shopping, and social isolation.  At the same time though, I know what he means.  When you are in a shopping environment, it's a very rigid vibe where you can't just hang out and socialize; you always have to buy something to eat and eat it; you can't just sit there and relax.  That's the word to describe it--relax.  You can't just relax and have a good time in America.    Even in Starbucks, you cannot just sit and browse the internet without buying anything...the staff will harass you.  If you are in an airport, you cannot just sit and sleep in the seats...security will come around eventually and ask you if you have a ticket.  Same thing in train stations...someone will come around and ask you if you have a ticket.  In public parks or at the beach, you can sit or lie on the ground and no one will mess with you, however, usually alcohol is not allowed, so if that is your idea of fun, then I could see how that could be disappointing.

Another example of lack of fun is if you choose to engage in video recording in public.  Although it is legal to record whatever you want in public, people are very against it.  They are unexpectedly irritable and negative regarding being recorded...it's insane!  They act like they are going to kill you!  They say they are going to beat you up!  It's insane!  People are paranoid beyond belief!  It's hard to believe how people act like you are physically attacking them if you record them! 

So yeah...life in America sucks...because so many people suck...but at the same time, you have to agree that there have to be good people around somewhere, and if you keep trying, then you will be able to find and befriend such people.

Yo, what's up, Welcome back Dan! how are you?

Agree with what you said. America is "anti fun". There isn't lot of fun things you can do in America except play video games, watch Netflix, watch those lame ass American football which is soooo bloody boring and go to those lame ass Parties. America is death by boredom. No body wants to communicate and befriend with one another, they all act like scared paranoid little girls despite people being full adults.

America f*cking sucks socially and most people in LA and Commiefornia are overly hostile and repressive just like one of your old videos in LA on Youtube.

At least one bright thing about America is making good money, saving up and spending your dollars in a cheaper country. America is a Gulag or giant open air prison, man

Dan sounded like he was defending America not bashing it. In which case he's kind of full of shit if he thinks America is easy to live in when clearly it isn't. All these damn tent cities and shit and people getting kicked out because of how high rent is. This is a guy who had to go use the internet in the library because he couldn't afford it at home. Plus, how many people in America other than the f***ing illegals can get gov aid at all? The only people the GOV are "helping" right now are the people they feel will be easier than the whites they want to get rid of to manipulate. Dan is quite delusional. He's been living like a bum a vast majority of his life in L.A. and who the f**k wants to keep moving around every 14 days? Not me. "It's easy to get a job."

Yeah low paying ones but a lot of people aren't interested in low pay work and there are still a lot of people right now struggling to find a job at all. "You can live off foodstamps" I honestly hate his fake optimism, pretending that life is still any good. About half of America right now is miserable and angry as f**k. Almost EVERYONE is expecting a major incident to happen this very year whether its a major false flag attack (US could launch a nuke on one of their own cities just to blame Iran), a Civil War (if Trump gets assassinated or doesn't get elected at all because democrats are scared as f**k of him winning again), some Muslims get angry enough and start showing out, all kinds of shit is making America today look more and more like the movies similar to Escape from New York. And while I know some people just try to fake being happy as a coping mechanism. That's not to say that some people aren't really happy. But during times like this, I'd say that real happiness is EXTREMELY RARE. Anywhere in the world right now during it's global declining phase.

But living like a Bum and having to depend on the GOV just to f***ing survive isn't cool, and to me that's what Dan is implying.
Then he says America has the greatest rep for being the greatest nation on earth That fake ass bullshit reputation isn't working on people globally anymore except for the dumb f**k illegals who are taking advantage of the socialist policies that are going to bankrupt and turn the country into the very same hellscape third worlds these assholes came from. America right now exposed itself clearly as a corrupt nation that funds terrorist and will help Israel do whatever it wants to whom ever they want so long as they can profit from it themselves.

[MrMan]

You can camp rent-free on federal land.  This is huge.  You can urinate on the ground and defecate in the ground.  And 2/3 of all of Nevada is BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land.  It's insane how no one knows about this lifestyle option.  You can literally camp for 14 days in one location, then move 25 miles away and camp for 14 days, and just keep repeating that indefinitely.  You can also practice shooting guns. 

You can buy land in a very inexpensive location that is remote.  In some of these places, there are no building codes, so you can build whatever you want, live without indoor plumbing, etc.

Hi Dan,

Have you tried this, camping and moving 25 miles every 14 days or so? Is there a 25 mile rule? One would need a car. That's more than a day's hike. Can you hike 10 miles a day and keep camping constantly, legally, on federal land?

I'm thinking of Nevada as mostly a big desert. I've only been between Sacramento and Carson City, including Lake Tahoe. There was a river or creek there along side the road for part of the journey and Lake Tahoe was beautiful. But most of the surrounding country looked like desert. Are there some nice non-desert areas you would camp in in Nevada?

Have you gotten a group to join you in the camping lifestyle. It might be easier to accumulate folks if you leave the teenager and polygamy stuff out of it. But you might get some sweaty granola types who are into the health stuff.

I'm curious if you have something against indoor plumbing. I suppose outhouses are better for the environment in that they don't put poop in the waterways, and they would probably be healthier if you have a lever you can pull to evenly cover the waste with dirt as a substitute for a flush. Using one without dirt or something thrown on top of the waste is a horrific experience. I used an outhouse once, back in the 1970s. It was not a pleasant experience, and using outhouses was way outdated by then. Indoor plumbing makes for a better experience. If you camp, bury the number 2s, please.

You can attract a woman from another country and marry her and live with her in the U.S.A.  That is the only way to actually have a good marriage because every female in the U.S.A. is addicted to modern conveniences, so demands indoor plumbing, electricity, caffeine, Netflix, etc.

Some of the girls looking for American men may want the conveniences. A lot of women from developing countries have microwave ovens and air conditioning in their home. Inviting them to the US for a step down in terms of development may not be very appealing.

The United States has a reputation of being the greatest country in the world, so it's reasonable to expect the cost of living to generally be high.

In my experience though, you are right that if you try to talk to strangers, they act as though you have committed some type of transgression.  I have experienced this.  People act as though they can't hear me, they act as though what I'm saying has no value.  People are dead, and act like they always have somewhere better to be, better people to see, etc.

I get the impression that California may be less friendly than so-called 'fly over country'.

Another example of lack of fun is if you choose to engage in video recording in public.  Although it is legal to record whatever you want in public, people are very against it.  They are unexpectedly irritable and negative regarding being recorded...it's insane!  They act like they are going to kill you!  They say they are going to beat you up!  It's insane!  People are paranoid beyond belief!  It's hard to believe how people act like you are physically attacking them if you record them! 

A lot of people who make videos go around with a microphone, interview people, do something weird or funny and ask their permission to post it. It's understandable that people do not want to be recorded or have their children recorded.

But you can also fake a selfie-- film someone with your phone, and if they start moving toward you to confront you, fix your hair and act like you are taking a selfie and they leave you alone. I saw that as a gag on YouTube and it makes sense.

[kangarunner]

Dan sounded like he was defending America not bashing it. In which case he's kind of full of shit if he thinks America is easy to live in when clearly it isn't. All these damn tent cities and shit and people getting kicked out because of how high rent is. This is a guy who had to go use the internet in the library because he couldn't afford it at home. Plus, how many people in America other than the f***ing illegals can get gov aid at all? The only people the GOV are "helping" right now are the people they feel will be easier than the whites they want to get rid of to manipulate. Dan is quite delusional. He's been living like a bum a vast majority of his life in L.A. and who the f**k wants to keep moving around every 14 days? Not me. "It's easy to get a job."

@WanderingProtagonist Dude, chill out. You guys are both from California....Cali friends. And plus it's great that Dan wants to be on here and be more active on the internet.

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

Sure America gives u food and shelter but u have to be a workaholic slave to pay for that

I do agree with what you're saying about how it's expensive to live in the U.S.A., but I also disagree.  For example, apartments in Fargo, ND are literally $500 per month, and "if you have a heartbeat, you can get a job" there.  In Los Angeles, you can also get a room for $400, but it is located in Skid Row, and you have to be low-income.

If your gross monthly income is below $1,650, and your assets are low, you can be issued food stamps of $291 per month.

You have the potential to earn a lot of income in the U.S.A.  It's easy to get a job.

You don't need to rent a very luxurious apartment in the U.S.A., and in an expensive location. There are cheaper ways to live.

You can camp rent-free on federal land.  This is huge.  You can urinate on the ground and defecate in the ground.  And 2/3 of all of Nevada is BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land.  It's insane how no one knows about this lifestyle option.  You can literally camp for 14 days in one location, then move 25 miles away and camp for 14 days, and just keep repeating that indefinitely.  You can also practice shooting guns. 

You can buy land in a very inexpensive location that is remote.  In some of these places, there are no building codes, so you can build whatever you want, live without indoor plumbing, etc.

You can attract a woman from another country and marry her and live with her in the U.S.A.  That is the only way to actually have a good marriage because every female in the U.S.A. is addicted to modern conveniences, so demands indoor plumbing, electricity, caffeine, Netflix, etc.

The United States has a reputation of being the greatest country in the world, so it's reasonable to expect the cost of living to generally be high.

Whenever you say that America offers "NOTHING" I always feel that is true, however, on second thought, I don't totally believe it, because I think there are ways to create romance, fun, etc.  I personally am extremely passive socially, so I almost never proactively create social situations. I want to though.  How often do you actively try to talk to people on the streets or in public places?  There have to be some people who you could meet who would desire to hang out with you, if you were to try. It seems simple.

In my experience though, you are right that if you try to talk to strangers, they act as though you have committed some type of transgression.  I have experienced this.  People act as though they can't hear me, they act as though what I'm saying has no value.  People are dead, and act like they always have somewhere better to be, better people to see, etc.

The truth is that America is very toxic.  I can't disagree with Winston on this.  However, I refuse to believe that it offers nothing but work, shopping, and social isolation.  At the same time though, I know what he means.  When you are in a shopping environment, it's a very rigid vibe where you can't just hang out and socialize; you always have to buy something to eat and eat it; you can't just sit there and relax.  That's the word to describe it--relax.  You can't just relax and have a good time in America.    Even in Starbucks, you cannot just sit and browse the internet without buying anything...the staff will harass you.  If you are in an airport, you cannot just sit and sleep in the seats...security will come around eventually and ask you if you have a ticket.  Same thing in train stations...someone will come around and ask you if you have a ticket.  In public parks or at the beach, you can sit or lie on the ground and no one will mess with you, however, usually alcohol is not allowed, so if that is your idea of fun, then I could see how that could be disappointing.

Another example of lack of fun is if you choose to engage in video recording in public.  Although it is legal to record whatever you want in public, people are very against it.  They are unexpectedly irritable and negative regarding being recorded...it's insane!  They act like they are going to kill you!  They say they are going to beat you up!  It's insane!  People are paranoid beyond belief!  It's hard to believe how people act like you are physically attacking them if you record them! 

So yeah...life in America sucks...because so many people suck...but at the same time, you have to agree that there have to be good people around somewhere, and if you keep trying, then you will be able to find and befriend such people.

Yo, what's up, Welcome back Dan! how are you?

Agree with what you said. America is "anti fun". There isn't lot of fun things you can do in America except play video games, watch Netflix, watch those lame ass American football which is soooo bloody boring and go to those lame ass Parties. America is death by boredom. No body wants to communicate and befriend with one another, they all act like scared paranoid little girls despite people being full adults.

America f*cking sucks socially and most people in LA and Commiefornia are overly hostile and repressive just like one of your old videos in LA on Youtube.

At least one bright thing about America is making good money, saving up and spending your dollars in a cheaper country. America is a Gulag or giant open air prison, man

Dan sounded like he was defending America not bashing it. In which case he's kind of full of shit if he thinks America is easy to live in when clearly it isn't. All these damn tent cities and shit and people getting kicked out because of how high rent is. This is a guy who had to go use the internet in the library because he couldn't afford it at home. Plus, how many people in America other than the f***ing illegals can get gov aid at all? The only people the GOV are "helping" right now are the people they feel will be easier than the whites they want to get rid of to manipulate. Dan is quite delusional. He's been living like a bum a vast majority of his life in L.A. and who the f**k wants to keep moving around every 14 days? Not me. "It's easy to get a job."

Yeah low paying ones but a lot of people aren't interested in low pay work and there are still a lot of people right now struggling to find a job at all. "You can live off foodstamps" I honestly hate his fake optimism, pretending that life is still any good. About half of America right now is miserable and angry as f**k. Almost EVERYONE is expecting a major incident to happen this very year whether its a major false flag attack (US could launch a nuke on one of their own cities just to blame Iran), a Civil War (if Trump gets assassinated or doesn't get elected at all because democrats are scared as f**k of him winning again), some Muslims get angry enough and start showing out, all kinds of shit is making America today look more and more like the movies similar to Escape from New York. And while I know some people just try to fake being happy as a coping mechanism. That's not to say that some people aren't really happy. But during times like this, I'd say that real happiness is EXTREMELY RARE. Anywhere in the world right now during it's global declining phase.

But living like a Bum and having to depend on the GOV just to f***ing survive isn't cool, and to me that's what Dan is implying.
Then he says America has the greatest rep for being the greatest nation on earth That fake ass bullshit reputation isn't working on people globally anymore except for the dumb f**k illegals who are taking advantage of the socialist policies that are going to bankrupt and turn the country into the very same hellscape third worlds these assholes came from. America right now exposed itself clearly as a corrupt nation that funds terrorist and will help Israel do whatever it wants to whom ever they want so long as they can profit from it themselves.

I agree with you too. Commiefornia is going down the toilet. I never seen such rapid destruction of once respectable state. At least New Jersey's destruction is not imminent.. New Jersey is kinda stable because they "contain" all the darkies, drug addicts and riff raffs in "nigger towns"(Paterson, Newark, Trenton, Camden, New Brunswick, etc) in the state. They keep most of the niggers out in the white areas despite being another democrat controlled state. Commiefornia let all the mentally deranged and crazy scumbags loose, and it's destruction is catastrophic.

[WanderingProtagonist]

Dan sounded like he was defending America not bashing it. In which case he's kind of full of shit if he thinks America is easy to live in when clearly it isn't. All these damn tent cities and shit and people getting kicked out because of how high rent is. This is a guy who had to go use the internet in the library because he couldn't afford it at home. Plus, how many people in America other than the f***ing illegals can get gov aid at all? The only people the GOV are "helping" right now are the people they feel will be easier than the whites they want to get rid of to manipulate. Dan is quite delusional. He's been living like a bum a vast majority of his life in L.A. and who the f**k wants to keep moving around every 14 days? Not me. "It's easy to get a job."

@WanderingProtagonist Dude, chill out. You guys are both from California....Cali friends. And plus it's great that Dan wants to be on here and be more active on the internet.

From California, but speaking the truth.
I wasn't even talking about just this one state, I meant the country as a whole. And I never said he couldn't be on the platform either.
Yeah I came on strong with my reply but sometimes you just have to when people are THIS delusional about society today in the West. Anyone who is still optimistic about life in the U.S. need to wake up, and wake up quick.

He just tried to make living like a bum and dependent on the Gov for your own survival sound like it's a good thing and that everything in the U.S. is easier when life in the U.S. has become equally as bad as the third world itself especially with the border still open.

My uncle use to also really HATE having to get foodstamps, he couldn't stand it. He felt embarrassed even having to even show that at the supermarket to buy food. If he could have helped it he avoided Foodstamps at all cost because relying on the GOV for anything made him feel like he failed. And I know the feeling, I understand some people just really have no damn choice when times is hard and all they can get is a little help from the GOV, but you also have some people with way too much pride and refuse to and rather just struggle vs asking these corrupt assholes for any assistance.

[kangarunner]

From California, but speaking the truth.
I wasn't even talking about just this one state, I meant the country as a whole. And I never said he couldn't be on the platform either.
Yeah I came on strong with my reply but sometimes you just have to when people are THIS delusional about society today in the West. Anyone who is still optimistic about life in the U.S. need to wake up, and wake up quick.

He just tried to make living like a bum and dependent on the Gov for your own survival sound like it's a good thing and that everything in the U.S. is easier when life in the U.S. has become equally as bad as the third world itself especially with the border still open.

My uncle use to also really HATE having to get foodstamps, he couldn't stand it. He felt embarrassed even having to even show that at the supermarket to buy food. If he could have helped it he avoided Foodstamps at all cost because relying on the GOV for anything made him feel like he failed. And I know the feeling, I understand some people just really have no damn choice when times is hard and all they can get is a little help from the GOV, but you also have some people with way too much pride and refuse to and rather just struggle vs asking these corrupt assholes for any assistance.

I asked Chat GPT : "What are some good reasons to live in California?"

California offers a diverse array of attractions and opportunities that make it an appealing place to live for many people. Here are some reasons why living in California can be enticing:

1. **Climate**: California boasts a wide range of climates, from Mediterranean in the south to temperate in the north, providing residents with various weather options.

2. **Natural Beauty**: The state is known for its stunning natural landscapes, including beautiful beaches, majestic mountains like the Sierra Nevada and the Cascades, and picturesque deserts like Death Valley and Joshua Tree.

3. **Cultural Diversity**: California is a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities, offering a rich tapestry of traditions, languages, and cuisines.

4. **Economic Opportunities**: It's home to Silicon Valley and numerous other tech hubs, entertainment industry giants, biotech companies, and a wide range of businesses, providing ample job opportunities.

5. **Education**: California is home to world-renowned universities and colleges such as Stanford, UC Berkeley, UCLA, and Caltech, attracting students and academics from around the world.

6. **Outdoor Activities**: With its diverse landscapes, California provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, surfing, skiing, and more.

7. **Culinary Scene**: The state offers a diverse food scene, with influences from various cultures, providing an extensive array of dining options.

8. **Health and Wellness**: California is often associated with a health-conscious lifestyle, offering numerous options for fitness, organic food, wellness centers, and outdoor activities that encourage a healthy lifestyle.

9. **Arts and Entertainment**: From Hollywood to world-class museums, galleries, theaters, and music venues, California has a vibrant arts and entertainment scene.

10. **Progressive Policies**: The state is often at the forefront of progressive policies and movements, leading in areas like environmental conservation, LGBTQ+ rights, and healthcare initiatives.

11. **Proximity to Attractions**: Living in California provides relatively easy access to various attractions such as Disneyland, national parks like Yosemite, and major cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles.

12. **Diverse Housing Options**: Whether you prefer urban living, suburban neighborhoods, or rural areas, California offers a wide range of housing options to suit different preferences and budgets.

Of course, the experience of living in California varies widely based on location, personal preferences, and individual circumstances. It's essential to weigh these reasons against factors like the cost of living, traffic congestion, and other considerations when contemplating a move to the Golden State.

[WanderingProtagonist]

From California, but speaking the truth.
I wasn't even talking about just this one state, I meant the country as a whole. And I never said he couldn't be on the platform either.
Yeah I came on strong with my reply but sometimes you just have to when people are THIS delusional about society today in the West. Anyone who is still optimistic about life in the U.S. need to wake up, and wake up quick.

He just tried to make living like a bum and dependent on the Gov for your own survival sound like it's a good thing and that everything in the U.S. is easier when life in the U.S. has become equally as bad as the third world itself especially with the border still open.

My uncle use to also really HATE having to get foodstamps, he couldn't stand it. He felt embarrassed even having to even show that at the supermarket to buy food. If he could have helped it he avoided Foodstamps at all cost because relying on the GOV for anything made him feel like he failed. And I know the feeling, I understand some people just really have no damn choice when times is hard and all they can get is a little help from the GOV, but you also have some people with way too much pride and refuse to and rather just struggle vs asking these corrupt assholes for any assistance.

I asked Chat GPT : "What are some good reasons to live in California?"

California offers a diverse array of attractions and opportunities that make it an appealing place to live for many people. Here are some reasons why living in California can be enticing:

1. **Climate**: California boasts a wide range of climates, from Mediterranean in the south to temperate in the north, providing residents with various weather options.

2. **Natural Beauty**: The state is known for its stunning natural landscapes, including beautiful beaches, majestic mountains like the Sierra Nevada and the Cascades, and picturesque deserts like Death Valley and Joshua Tree.

3. **Cultural Diversity**: California is a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities, offering a rich tapestry of traditions, languages, and cuisines.

4. **Economic Opportunities**: It's home to Silicon Valley and numerous other tech hubs, entertainment industry giants, biotech companies, and a wide range of businesses, providing ample job opportunities.

5. **Education**: California is home to world-renowned universities and colleges such as Stanford, UC Berkeley, UCLA, and Caltech, attracting students and academics from around the world.

6. **Outdoor Activities**: With its diverse landscapes, California provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, surfing, skiing, and more.

7. **Culinary Scene**: The state offers a diverse food scene, with influences from various cultures, providing an extensive array of dining options.

8. **Health and Wellness**: California is often associated with a health-conscious lifestyle, offering numerous options for fitness, organic food, wellness centers, and outdoor activities that encourage a healthy lifestyle.

9. **Arts and Entertainment**: From Hollywood to world-class museums, galleries, theaters, and music venues, California has a vibrant arts and entertainment scene.

10. **Progressive Policies**: The state is often at the forefront of progressive policies and movements, leading in areas like environmental conservation, LGBTQ+ rights, and healthcare initiatives.

11. **Proximity to Attractions**: Living in California provides relatively easy access to various attractions such as Disneyland, national parks like Yosemite, and major cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles.

12. **Diverse Housing Options**: Whether you prefer urban living, suburban neighborhoods, or rural areas, California offers a wide range of housing options to suit different preferences and budgets.

Of course, the experience of living in California varies widely based on location, personal preferences, and individual circumstances. It's essential to weigh these reasons against factors like the cost of living, traffic congestion, and other considerations when contemplating a move to the Golden State.

All that shit and the State is garbage. Millions have already left, and the LBGTQ community f***ed up San Fransisco. Look up the videos on youtube and prepare to be amazed.

[kangarunner]

All that shit and the State is garbage. Millions have already left, and the LBGTQ community f***ed up San Fransisco. Look up the videos on youtube and prepare to be amazed.

You and @dancilley should do a podcast yo. Dan, whatd'ya think man?

[WanderingProtagonist]

All that shit and the State is garbage. Millions have already left, and the LBGTQ community f***ed up San Fransisco. Look up the videos on youtube and prepare to be amazed.

You and @dancilley should do a podcast yo. Dan, whatd'ya think man?

I believe Dan is happy and content with his life no matter where he is, if he is then good on him and I wont bash the man. But as for me? I f***ing hate living now, but I'm too afraid to tie a rope into a knot and then using it on myself if it takes to long.

[dancilley]

All that shit and the State is garbage. Millions have already left, and the LBGTQ community f***ed up San Fransisco. Look up the videos on youtube and prepare to be amazed.

You and @dancilley should do a podcast yo. Dan, whatd'ya think man?

Yeah, I'm going to start doing videoconferences on voice.gab.com soon (100% free speech platform). I just need to get my own room (because the female I live with goes crazy if I make videos here). Update: Today, the housing landlord to which I applied said that I need a $600 monthly income to be accepted to live in one of their buildings...so I am almost there. I just set up cable internet here, so having a wired high-speed connection is great. I am also going to pay the $48/month + taxes + long distance surcharges + installation fee--for a true landline telephone connection, so that people can call in to the program and we can have crystal-clear quality calls (if others choose to install their own landline). I can get a 1-800 number also for like $40/mo. so that if you call in using a landline subscription that is not already unlimited long distance, you won't incur surcharges. I've wanted to do a live show since 2009, but I've been struggling with my health and financially so that I don't have the money for start-up costs, or haven't had my own place, and I've been so closely tied to this female emotionally...but the female hates when I make videos, so that is why I am not consistently connected socially online every day. I want to be though, and be a source of inspiration for society because I think it's possible to live a way better life than people are living.

[dancilley]

All that shit and the State is garbage. Millions have already left, and the LBGTQ community f***ed up San Fransisco. Look up the videos on youtube and prepare to be amazed.

You and @dancilley should do a podcast yo. Dan, whatd'ya think man?

I believe Dan is happy and content with his life no matter where he is, if he is then good on him and I wont bash the man. But as for me? I f***ing hate living now, but I'm too afraid to tie a rope into a knot and then using it on myself if it takes to long.

I'm not happy with my life overall, but yesterday was a great day for me because I was as productive as possible with my time, all day long, and I installed cable internet at home, so today I am happy, and I am making progress toward moving into my own residence where I will be able to concentrate on helping society improve...we will have a live videochat on voice.gab.com (100% free-speech platform) every night where we will be an inspiration for society.

I have been very unhappy for many years. I have not had sex in 8.5 years. Many bad things have happened to me here. Are you aware that I already moved out of here to Utah? I was trolled by the landlord and the employer who I worked for, and so I found myself on the street in cold weather with insufficient funds to re-house myself or transport myself back to L.A. My life has been threatened a few times in recent years...I am not saying that it's cool to live off the government; this last year I abstained from all welfare for like nine months because I am against it and would vote to abolish it if it were on the ballot.

I believe that there's a lot of good people who are available to connect with, but we need to find them. Due to my lack of money, I have been existing around other poor, dysfunctional people, and so my life has been very frustrating. We just need to move to a good location I think, and that will make a huge difference. If anyone attracts just one heathy, good female, that will improve your reputation dramatically, so that other people will want to be associated with you.

There are many things we can do to improve, from the food we eat, probiotics, improving sleep quality (buy a mattress topper, etc.), cleaning your room, exercise, sunlight, better air quality, better people, moving to a very safe and healthy location, getting financially strong, physically strong, abstaining from drugs, alcohol, marijuana, psychotropic medication, opiates, etc., taking action outside your comfort zone (such as approaching virgin females), starting your own business, getting married, engaging in sexual reproduction, accumulating multiple women and becoming maximally sexually active and reproductive, influencing society in positive ways, etc.

From now on, I am just going to do the best I can every day, completing tasks of the day that I have written down, and that will add up to big progress in the long-term. If every day I am maximally productive, if I do the best I can, I will be happy.

[WanderingProtagonist]

All that shit and the State is garbage. Millions have already left, and the LBGTQ community f***ed up San Fransisco. Look up the videos on youtube and prepare to be amazed.

You and @dancilley should do a podcast yo. Dan, whatd'ya think man?

I believe Dan is happy and content with his life no matter where he is, if he is then good on him and I wont bash the man. But as for me? I f***ing hate living now, but I'm too afraid to tie a rope into a knot and then using it on myself if it takes to long.

I'm not happy with my life overall, but yesterday was a great day for me because I was as productive as possible with my time, all day long, and I installed cable internet at home, so today I am happy, and I am making progress toward moving into my own residence where I will be able to concentrate on helping society improve...we will have a live videochat on voice.gab.com (100% free-speech platform) every night where we will be an inspiration for society.

I have been very unhappy for many years. I have not had sex in 8.5 years. Many bad things have happened to me here. Are you aware that I already moved out of here to Utah? I was trolled by the landlord and the employer who I worked for, and so I found myself on the street in cold weather with insufficient funds to re-house myself or transport myself back to L.A. My life has been threatened a few times in recent years...I am not saying that it's cool to live off the government; this last year I abstained from all welfare for like nine months because I am against it and would vote to abolish it if it were on the ballot.

I believe that there's a lot of good people who are available to connect with, but we need to find them. Due to my lack of money, I have been existing around other poor, dysfunctional people, and so my life has been very frustrating. We just need to move to a good location I think, and that will make a huge difference. If anyone attracts just one heathy, good female, that will improve your reputation dramatically, so that other people will want to be associated with you.

There are many things we can do to improve, from the food we eat, probiotics, improving sleep quality (buy a mattress topper, etc.), cleaning your room, exercise, sunlight, better air quality, better people, moving to a very safe and healthy location, getting financially strong, physically strong, abstaining from drugs, alcohol, marijuana, psychotropic medication, opiates, etc., taking action outside your comfort zone (such as approaching virgin females), starting your own business, getting married, engaging in sexual reproduction, accumulating multiple women and becoming maximally sexually active and reproductive, influencing society in positive ways, etc.

From now on, I am just going to do the best I can every day, completing tasks of the day that I have written down, and that will add up to big progress in the long-term. If every day I am maximally productive, if I do the best I can, I will be happy.

Well you are a lot stronger than I am, because I can't live on the street....I seriously would have ended my life if it came down to that. Not going to go that route suffering even worse than I already do with a roof over my head. Homelessness is f***ing awful, when I go out I see it quite a lot and it scares me. I just don't know how people can live like that and still stay sane or even slightly happy at all. Anyway I apologize for coming down on you hard earlier, I'm glad you at least have gotten your life together to some degree..That homeless shit and having nowhere to go or anyone to love and help you fight through that sucks ass and is a lot of hell. I do hope that you find someone to make you happy as you improve your life and everything.

[dancilley]

All that shit and the State is garbage. Millions have already left, and the LBGTQ community f***ed up San Fransisco. Look up the videos on youtube and prepare to be amazed.

You and @dancilley should do a podcast yo. Dan, whatd'ya think man?

I believe Dan is happy and content with his life no matter where he is, if he is then good on him and I wont bash the man. But as for me? I f***ing hate living now, but I'm too afraid to tie a rope into a knot and then using it on myself if it takes to long.

I'm not happy with my life overall, but yesterday was a great day for me because I was as productive as possible with my time, all day long, and I installed cable internet at home, so today I am happy, and I am making progress toward moving into my own residence where I will be able to concentrate on helping society improve...we will have a live videochat on voice.gab.com (100% free-speech platform) every night where we will be an inspiration for society.

I have been very unhappy for many years. I have not had sex in 8.5 years. Many bad things have happened to me here. Are you aware that I already moved out of here to Utah? I was trolled by the landlord and the employer who I worked for, and so I found myself on the street in cold weather with insufficient funds to re-house myself or transport myself back to L.A. My life has been threatened a few times in recent years...I am not saying that it's cool to live off the government; this last year I abstained from all welfare for like nine months because I am against it and would vote to abolish it if it were on the ballot.

I believe that there's a lot of good people who are available to connect with, but we need to find them. Due to my lack of money, I have been existing around other poor, dysfunctional people, and so my life has been very frustrating. We just need to move to a good location I think, and that will make a huge difference. If anyone attracts just one heathy, good female, that will improve your reputation dramatically, so that other people will want to be associated with you.

There are many things we can do to improve, from the food we eat, probiotics, improving sleep quality (buy a mattress topper, etc.), cleaning your room, exercise, sunlight, better air quality, better people, moving to a very safe and healthy location, getting financially strong, physically strong, abstaining from drugs, alcohol, marijuana, psychotropic medication, opiates, etc., taking action outside your comfort zone (such as approaching virgin females), starting your own business, getting married, engaging in sexual reproduction, accumulating multiple women and becoming maximally sexually active and reproductive, influencing society in positive ways, etc.

From now on, I am just going to do the best I can every day, completing tasks of the day that I have written down, and that will add up to big progress in the long-term. If every day I am maximally productive, if I do the best I can, I will be happy.

Well you are a lot stronger than I am, because I can't live on the street....I seriously would have ended my life if it came down to that. Not going to go that route suffering even worse than I already do with a roof over my head. Homelessness is f***ing awful, when I go out I see it quite a lot and it scares me. I just don't know how people can live like that and still stay sane or even slightly happy at all. Anyway I apologize for coming down on you hard earlier, I'm glad you at least have gotten your life together to some degree..That homeless shit and having nowhere to go or anyone to love and help you fight through that sucks ass and is a lot of hell. I do hope that you find someone to make you happy as you improve your life and everything.

Yeah, when I first moved to L.A. in 2011, I only had a bicycle, backpack, and $75. I was on the streets for only eight nights, three of which were at the beach...but I did sleep on the sidewalk of Skid Row...it was rough, but that's what motivated me to get into temporary housing, to get on food stamps, cash aid, etc. When I was at the beach, I actually applied to some jobs. I was depressed and homesick and sad and thought about going back to northern California, but when I got the private temporary housing room, that was why I came there in the first place (to acquire my own room), so I was happier. Then, about three weeks after arriving in L.A., I met this female at the Midnight Mission (mess hall) who I've been with ever since.

I have struggled with depression that is caused by food sensitivities. Legumes, whole grains, corn, most nuts and seeds, broccoli, low-quality eggs, balsamic vinegar, etc. are bad for me. I never realized that I had so many food sensitivities. It has taken me a long time to figure it out. I will feel extremely depressed, drowsy, tired, etc. if I eat a variety of the above foods, and I will suffer from bad digestion, bloating, farting, diarrhea, bad breath, body odor, my vision will get blurry, my eyes will become very dry, my eyes may become bloodshot, I will feel feverish, my whole body will feel stiff, and, worst of all, I may have a rheumatoid arthritis attack on the joints of my feet, ankles, and knees that will cripple me for weeks or even two months (in 2016, I was at home for two months straight without leaving, except to go to the hospital, and then when I was able to walk, the pain lasted for another two months). Right now, I am overcoming another bad case of arthritis. I am very sure for me, it is caused by legumes. The first time, it was caused by tofu (soy) because I was eating huge amounts of it. This time, it was caused by split peas. Other times, it has been caused in a minor way by pinto beans or some kind of bean. When I eat legumes, I don't feel well and feel significantly lower in energy and I lose motivation and sex drive. So, if anyone is seriously struggling mentally, I would think it would be caused by food sensitivities definitely...because if you are healthy and have no health problems at all, you should be feeling optimistic and motivated to improve your situation so that you are not situationally depressed.

I appreciate the apology. That's pretty rare for people to apologize on the internet.

Do you think you may have food sensitivities that are negatively affecting your mood? Have you taken antibiotics in your life? The food sensitivities may manifest as a result of the good bacteria being killed off...probiotics are probably extremely important and underrated.

[WanderingProtagonist]

You and @dancilley should do a podcast yo. Dan, whatd'ya think man?

I believe Dan is happy and content with his life no matter where he is, if he is then good on him and I wont bash the man. But as for me? I f***ing hate living now, but I'm too afraid to tie a rope into a knot and then using it on myself if it takes to long.

I'm not happy with my life overall, but yesterday was a great day for me because I was as productive as possible with my time, all day long, and I installed cable internet at home, so today I am happy, and I am making progress toward moving into my own residence where I will be able to concentrate on helping society improve...we will have a live videochat on voice.gab.com (100% free-speech platform) every night where we will be an inspiration for society.

I have been very unhappy for many years. I have not had sex in 8.5 years. Many bad things have happened to me here. Are you aware that I already moved out of here to Utah? I was trolled by the landlord and the employer who I worked for, and so I found myself on the street in cold weather with insufficient funds to re-house myself or transport myself back to L.A. My life has been threatened a few times in recent years...I am not saying that it's cool to live off the government; this last year I abstained from all welfare for like nine months because I am against it and would vote to abolish it if it were on the ballot.

I believe that there's a lot of good people who are available to connect with, but we need to find them. Due to my lack of money, I have been existing around other poor, dysfunctional people, and so my life has been very frustrating. We just need to move to a good location I think, and that will make a huge difference. If anyone attracts just one heathy, good female, that will improve your reputation dramatically, so that other people will want to be associated with you.

There are many things we can do to improve, from the food we eat, probiotics, improving sleep quality (buy a mattress topper, etc.), cleaning your room, exercise, sunlight, better air quality, better people, moving to a very safe and healthy location, getting financially strong, physically strong, abstaining from drugs, alcohol, marijuana, psychotropic medication, opiates, etc., taking action outside your comfort zone (such as approaching virgin females), starting your own business, getting married, engaging in sexual reproduction, accumulating multiple women and becoming maximally sexually active and reproductive, influencing society in positive ways, etc.

From now on, I am just going to do the best I can every day, completing tasks of the day that I have written down, and that will add up to big progress in the long-term. If every day I am maximally productive, if I do the best I can, I will be happy.

Well you are a lot stronger than I am, because I can't live on the street....I seriously would have ended my life if it came down to that. Not going to go that route suffering even worse than I already do with a roof over my head. Homelessness is f***ing awful, when I go out I see it quite a lot and it scares me. I just don't know how people can live like that and still stay sane or even slightly happy at all. Anyway I apologize for coming down on you hard earlier, I'm glad you at least have gotten your life together to some degree..That homeless shit and having nowhere to go or anyone to love and help you fight through that sucks ass and is a lot of hell. I do hope that you find someone to make you happy as you improve your life and everything.

Yeah, when I first moved to L.A. in 2011, I only had a bicycle, backpack, and $75. I was on the streets for only eight nights, three of which were at the beach...but I did sleep on the sidewalk of Skid Row...it was rough, but that's what motivated me to get into temporary housing, to get on food stamps, cash aid, etc. When I was at the beach, I actually applied to some jobs. I was depressed and homesick and sad and thought about going back to northern California, but when I got the private temporary housing room, that was why I came there in the first place (to acquire my own room), so I was happier. Then, about three weeks after arriving in L.A., I met this female at the Midnight Mission (mess hall) who I've been with ever since.

I have struggled with depression that is caused by food sensitivities. Legumes, whole grains, corn, most nuts and seeds, broccoli, low-quality eggs, balsamic vinegar, etc. are bad for me. I never realized that I had so many food sensitivities. It has taken me a long time to figure it out. I will feel extremely depressed, drowsy, tired, etc. if I eat a variety of the above foods, and I will suffer from bad digestion, bloating, farting, diarrhea, bad breath, body odor, my vision will get blurry, my eyes will become very dry, my eyes may become bloodshot, I will feel feverish, my whole body will feel stiff, and, worst of all, I may have a rheumatoid arthritis attack on the joints of my feet, ankles, and knees that will cripple me for weeks or even two months (in 2016, I was at home for two months straight without leaving, except to go to the hospital, and then when I was able to walk, the pain lasted for another two months). Right now, I am overcoming another bad case of arthritis. I am very sure for me, it is caused by legumes. The first time, it was caused by tofu (soy) because I was eating huge amounts of it. This time, it was caused by split peas. Other times, it has been caused in a minor way by pinto beans or some kind of bean. When I eat legumes, I don't feel well and feel significantly lower in energy and I lose motivation and sex drive. So, if anyone is seriously struggling mentally, I would think it would be caused by food sensitivities definitely...because if you are healthy and have no health problems at all, you should be feeling optimistic and motivated to improve your situation so that you are not situationally depressed.

I appreciate the apology. That's pretty rare for people to apologize on the internet.

Do you think you may have food sensitivities that are negatively affecting your mood? Have you taken antibiotics in your life? The food sensitivities may manifest as a result of the good bacteria being killed off...probiotics are probably extremely important and underrated.

I don't really know about food sensitives although we eat a lot of crappy processed food because it's really all most people can afford. Sometimes we eat fish, or fried chicken, etc. The fish is always good because we get it from one of those Asian food markets. But the fact that you fought through all this hardship and managed to still do well. That's really something and tough, I see the struggle among society every day...it's everywhere now. And while I would say that what we eat does contribute to what's going on with some of us...

Think about it, almost 89% of the food have soy in it, and Soy is definitely a shitty ingredient. Almost every thing at the store have this in it. But we all know who controls the food market.....I would say other factors contribute to my issues is just overall poor mental health in general, anger with the current regime and feeling hopeless....I hear talk about Civil war 2 happening this year....Aside from that I really need to get my priorities straight. My interest in sex, has definitely dipped I hardly even think about it anymore.