>>5930
Look dude, please level with me for a second.
Imagine being a dark-skinned, borderline retarded man given no good opportunities in life, with no proper education offered to him and no skills developed throughout his decades of wasted breath. As all hell breaks loose, he looks at his options to avoid starving to death, and therein he finds a little glimmer of hope; a dream. A dream inspired by tepid coasts, tropical peace and the ever-shining sun that beckons to his origins, as his melanin levels demostrate.
Yet it's one that's incredibly hard to realize without previous training and years of connections in the grandiose machinery of society. Indeed, for this man, it is just as Sartre had said- "L'enfer, c'est les autres", his freedom of being (and his right of dreaming) destroyed from the get-go by his surroundings, he nonetheless dares to challenge it all. So he makes a plan. He thinks, prepares, and works his brain out the most he's ever done in his entire life- and eventually, through months of painful instrospection, he discovers a grand design that fits him like a glove. Resolved, he sails forth towards the great blue, fighting nature itself and discovering the true nature of the world, and himself, in the process. And once he does so, light shines in the horizon; a lukewarm coastline and his true calling, his true destiny waiting for him.
He wants to hitchhike around the world, live adventures in tandem with the seasons, and ignore the hell of modern life in favor of synchrony with the true essence of life. Inspired by tales of others, he sets foot upon your sand, and slowly works his way up the industry of decades -heck, even centuries- of the art of gelato. Soon enough, he builds connections (both local and international), works his ass off to afford his own cart, and ecstasy overflows from his brain -a first in his life- as he realizes that, for the first time since he drew breath, he truly is free. So he gears up, with acquired skill and an infinity of possibilities in front of him, and sails once more, this time not to the seas- but the skies.
Would you deny a man, any man, of such a beautiful dream? You were pioneers in this lifestyle, and now you dare tell others to not follow next?
>>5933
>>5934
I have nothing to say to these retards, though. Sopa de macaco and feminism? Only a fool would be so boneheaded as to prefer misery in existence over peace in death induced by starvation.