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I want to build a high-trust community but the other day I offered to lend a fellow white man a tool if he would return it to me and he stole it. In retrospect I should not have trusted a drug user even though he was white. Drugs will hold us back. How can we realistically stop white men from using drugs?

[**The Founding of the NSRF**](https://americanfuturist.net/the-founding-of-the-nsrf/)
   
   
Interesting article about the fracture of an old organization and the birth of a new one. **Article by The American Futurist**
   
 [I'm in no way involved with this organization.]

A bit late of a post but still mentioning it

So I remember there was a site called "Stumbleupon" that would pick random interesting sites to display when you would click a button. I thought it was discontinued, and was wondering if any sites have been created as an alternative.
 
"This spiritual successor to StumbleUpon makes the internet fun again" https://www.fastcompany.com/90639586/stumbled-stumbleupon-successor
 
(the referenced stumbled.cc site redirects to cloudhiker.net)
 
> Cloudhiker is a collection of anything interesting, weird or astonishing; websites of exceptional quality, sites to kill time or learn something new. You won't find any clickbait Buzzfeed stuff or low-effort blog articles here. All sites on Cloudhiker are carefully reviewed and selected based on strict rules.
 
https://cloudhiker.net/
 
Do you know of any other interesting alternatives to Stumbleupon?

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In this weekly we CONSOOOOOOOOOM MUSIC. When it comes to music us cynical consumers will be quick to point out the degenerate aspects of modern music and the degenerative influences it has on society. On the other hand, many consumers will also argue the artistic beauty of music modern and old and how music has a unique power to convey messages and emotion in away other forms of media can’t. The fact is music as a medium is powerful. And like most media consumed it can shape you; for better or worse. The goal of this weekly is to share good music with each other.
 
 
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* Is some music intrinsically bad for society or the spirit? Is it the commercial aspect of it that makes it “bad” or is it something else?
* Taste in music changes. Has your musical taste changed, why?
* Share your favorite types of music, genres, bands, musicians.
 
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To me it's just believing white people are the "best", and there shouldn't be much wrong with that.
 
It's like liking a sports team, they may not literally be the best but you root for them.
 
It does not imply wanting to "exterminate" the other races any more than liking a sports team means you would want the other teams to literally die. There would be no competition or game if that happened.
 
I guess it just bothers me that this "white supremacy" meme was made in to a "taboo" in society, so I enjoy saying that it should be fine to be a "white supremacist" as I define it. Or some other kind of "supremacist". The vegans accuse meat eaters of being "human supremacists" who put the interests of human lives above that of animals. Most people would probably find this to be an absurd thing, or not a bad title or whatever.
 
So what is "white supremacy" to you and what do you think of it?

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