/doomer/ - Doomers Club★

Fuck current decade and anyone in it…

Hello Jasmin.

>>121

Jasmin is a fagg xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

>>122

Dubs confirm

>>122

true that

>>108 (OP)

not a bad song to go out to

>>108 (OP)

You can still go to parties like this. I was in one this past summer. This kind of music doesn't go out of style.

Dope video tho

>>204

that particular song is pretty new tbh

>>202

not in place where i live

>>205

I know

t. fanúšik, čo by sa k tomu na živo nepriznal

>>207

why wouldn't you admit you like that music? it's damn good

>>208

It's fanbase is full of whiggers

>>209

yes well i don't know about that and i don't even want to know. i don't want to ruin the remaining things left in my life that are not completely and utter shit. fuck fanbases.

>>108 (OP)

Huh? You're "nostalgic" for being a drugged-out hippie loser for whom sensual pleasure is the only source of meaning? I thought you "doomers" were against the decline of Western civilization. This is just whole-hearted hedonism. Are you just jealous that you're not a "hip" young druggie in a nightclub, and instead you're an "unhip" degenerate druggie in your own home?

>>211

>he doesn't miss times when he could enjoy life

I assume it's not about drugs and hedonism.

>>212

Odd assumption to make, considering this entire thread is people lusting after nightlife and rave music. Don't you know those things won't give you fufillment? Not now, not in the 90s, never. Pleasure does not lead to happiness.

>>213

no offense but what's alternative? bitching about niggers on /pol/ all day? pleasure doesn't lead to happiness but being happy from time to time isn't really that bad either. you need time to "shut down" once in a while to regain energy etc. I don't drink or do drugs to be honest, I'm just saying, whatever brings you pleasure, it's not completely utter poison and in fact can be in reasonable doses beneficial from psychological standpoint.

>>213

Fellow gnostic/budhist maybe?

>>214

>>215

No. I am a Christian. I'm not really a "doomer" myself, I just saw this board in the top bar and came to see what it was. I don't want to sound "preachy" to you all, but I can assure you that the "alternative", which is not really an alternative, but the sole way of life that there is, is Christ. The reason we exist, the fulfillment of our very humanity, is to become like Christ by joining ourselves to Him. Aside from this, there is only death.

>>216

Well, I believe Christ was Abraxas's manifestation on Earth, so I believe Christ is God already

>>216

feel free to discuss whatever you like here. this is very personal type of topic, long story short, i tried what you said, it wasn't good. i see my "relationship" to supernatural/God as struggle. I never understood why are we here, why we have to go through often pointless suffering that teaches you nothing. According to christianity there was some initial sin and then christ redeemed us or something. God left us here alone to do best as we can but we are not flawless.

>>218

It sounds to me like, whatever you went through, you were taught very little about the Truth that the Church actually asserts. God did not leave us here alone - He came down to us, and left us His Body, the Church. The Holy Spirit is present in all things, and upholds all of Creation. We are never alone, and moreover, we are indeed called to be flawless, perfect, as God is perfect - in fact, that is precisely why we were made, to become perfect, as God is perfect. We are here because God wants to share the experience of existence, of being.

>>217

If you believe He is God, do you follow His commandments? Or do you deign to determine for yourself what God is?

>>220

>you were taught very little about the Truth that the Church actually asserts

I'm not denying that. It was my personal view.

>share the experience of existence, of being.

One day you wake up, go to school and get bombed or raped because you are unlucky and you live in fucking nowhere in middle east. I mean it's shitty example, but this world is full of POINTLESS suffering. What that has to teach us? You just die one day in agony, yes this happens, it served no purpose, or did it?

>>220

>If you believe He is God, do you follow His commandments?

I'm trying to live according to seven virtues

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_virtues

>>220

how do you know what you are supposed to do though? the question that leads to neurosis

Rolled 20, 3, 18, 18, 2, 17, 5, 1, 9, 13, 19, 18, 5, 8, 9, 14, 8, 7, 18, 10 = 222 (20d20)

>>522

>>524

>>216

Give us proof that there is a god.

I was 10 then.

here in the states it was mostly grunge taking over.

>>519

looks like an ex-friend's current gf.

>>734

im not fucking clicking on that

>>779

Christcuck can't handle the beauty of atheism

>>832

>that vid is the beauty of atheism

what's it like to BTFO yourself?

>>216

I'm Christian too. just not a conventional one. Jesus killed the God of the Hebrews and Mohammed is a saint to me, so I dunno. common enemy. that's why jews are going insane, loss of their programming coder.

>>832

atheism is a combination of liberal Judaism and American capitalism. if I had my way all atheists would be murdered.

>>868

based and redpilled

>>108 (OP)

>tfw this is not my aesthetic

I have no face for these feelings

>>865

a… are you … no it can't be. Wait… really? You're serious aren't you?

>>932

this but unironically. it feels like it all happened in my previous life.

>>1044

Things are accelerating, so the cultural distance between 1990 and 2018 is a lot greater than people imagine (this is partly due to boomer propaganda, and partly due to the boiling frog effect). The 1990s were the last 'analog' decade and that's what makes it memorable. Technology was fairly advanced but it did not mediate social relationships like it does now.

I'd take an LA Riots over Antifa kiddies any day.

At least those niggers knew what they were doing, and that was total anarchy.

Thank goodness, the 90s seemed boring and shitty. I love having good technology instead of shitty camcorders and potato-tier computers.

>>2007

it was a much better time to live though you soulless nintendo switch faggot

>>2007

People had friends instead and went outside and did stuff with them for entertainment. Even their families sometimes. There was no social media so people actually met, and interacted, and established acquaintances, friends, romantic partners, etc. It was hell on earth.

>>2007

reinstalling windows 95 was fun because you broke as kid/teen the install every 3 months. internet was pretty much a privilege and you had to solve your shit yourself. your friends weren't telling you irl 9gag maymays so you had to hide the cringe, people with certain interests were gathered in forums, it had it's beauty. the real fucked up fact is that everything went to shit so much we remember 00s as great times of internet while in fact every form of online cancer was booming in those years.

>>552

When I first saw this… I thought you were making fun of a retarded non-argument. Then when I saw the message to which you were replying, I realized you were making a retarded non-argument.

>>2339

Abiogenesis is proven by our existence. Even if God made people, he created life from nothing, isn't that a fun little argument? (unless this is all just a simulation man 420blazeitfaggot) Proving God exists can be done, it just depends how you want to define God. For me it is that which encompasses everything as a whole which is greater than the sum of its parts, so if anything exists, in my opinion God exists. People disagree with this and view God differently than I do, that's fine, I don't care if people agree. Once you start debating this, you get into semantics and the whole argument starts to sound like two jewish lawyers arguing over technicalities in a pointless lawsuit.

>>2395

>two jewish lawyers arguing over technicalities in a pointless lawsuit.

life in a nutshell tbh

>>558

but asking for burden of proof should get you gulag'd

>>2007

90s into the 2000s here. Oregon Trail Walter meme.

>>108 (OP)

10/10 track

>>2016

This. The horror. Thankfully we traded all of that for convenience. Who cares if loneliness and depression is at an all time high?

>>211

Pretty much except this isn't about location. It's about the when. Wanting to be dancing at that club in those years instead of the present day where it's full on clown world, identity politics, and socializing almost entirely shifting exclusively to social media. Wait, you didn't come here thinking this was r9k, did you tradfriend?

>>1766

aaaw yeah

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmKxgX3NVVU

>>108 (OP)

I really envy the young dying whores in Mandragora. At least they had some money and clubs and '90s Europe. Rather die beautiful experiencing that than live this dull existence long enough to grow old.

>>10265

This. I had a tiny chance to experience some small-time clubbing in mid-00s, only because my girl friends got me drunk and convinced me to go but I don't regret it tbh. The music was either some french disco style remixes, DnB or house. That was before edm crap wave got big. I don't know how it looked at that time in other parts of Europe. That was only later when clubs became bastion of 14 year old girls in shiny microdresses. I can imagine in western Europe the 90s must've been really nice because of the amounts of small clubs. When you have small place like that it somehow feels better. I don't know why people attended large shows with npc edm. Call me a normie but I'm glad I could be there with friends just dancing until 4am, nobody really cared that much about appearance, have all these funny stories, walking around the streets and doing stupid shit. All that energy and natural "youth beauty" I had, lol I also had friends. Thanks for reminding me that when I look to mirror I will see nothing but a older, weaker self with wrinkles on my forehead and bags under the eyes, thinking about youth, carelessness and friends gone forever, fuck you.

>>216

The 90's weren't all bad, America was white and booming, 'having a fun time' as it were. Not really good, but better than our current situation tbh

I'm a doomer and i love raves / festivals.

Too bad i've never been to one.

>>10444

Festivals are usually cancer. It's like listening to very bad radio mixtape with normies chimping around you. Clubs had different atmosphere, people just went there to have some fun and music could be actually good. DJs had their piece of fame, now they are either underrated or overrated.

>analord series were released 14 years ago

>>108 (OP)

it was released in 2018 you dumb moron

>>10692

Song but the footage is actually from 3090s. We are going back in time NIGGUH!

>>10704

Even if you were born in 1980, you would have barely remembered it.

I was born around then and while it wasn't terrible, and perhaps better than now, I don't see it as the best time period. To me, that would be the mid-to-late 00s.

>>10718

Early 00s were hated at that time because of some subcultures like emo or "scene" kids or however they called themselves, and bullshit like that. It had its magic though. Imo last time when things weren't in total shit. Great games, internet felt still kind of like wild west in certain places, design was beginning to transform, technology was still not mature enough so AI and heavy surveillance were still mainly conspiracy sci-fi themes of movies, even stupid pop songs from that era could be enjoyable sometimes. I really can't believe it's almost 15-20 years. I thought at that time that everything seemed so uniform, especially fashion but it was nothing compared to what we see now.

>>108 (OP)

Gen13 here. The 90s sucked. I hope everyone I one knew dies. The girls were all raised by degenerate hippy mothers. I only found disappointment. I don't know anyone who's truly happy. My generation was the first to grow up in the ruins of a murdered America. We had the illusion that things could be changed by not being crappy boomers, but it doesn't work that way. We all have no choice but to ride the tiger. Maybe you will have something to look forward to. But you'll have to fight for it. I wish the best for you all.