/kind/ - Random Acts of Kindness

>>31012

>>31015

that's true, but i don't think that makes him /kind/ in itself, if anything he is a necessary /unkind/

>>31007

I doubt he's particularly kind. You don't get to the top in politics without stabbing a few people in the back and stepping on a few heads. Russia's laws certainly aren't what I would describe as "kind", although the same is true of basically every country on Earth.

Remember, there is a difference between doing a few good things and actually being kind. Everyone does some good things, particularly to people they like, but genuine kindness is rare.

Because they're really just very insecure people.

Ask any Russian and he will tell you how he's on top of the Russian mafia and the Russian mafia is behind 70% of things in Russia.

>04/05/2017

every time you read this post God gives a year on your lifespan

>06/05/2017

>2017-09-11

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>>33748

he's turning on all his promises and betraying everyone who believed in him, that's /unkind/ as fuck

>>35855

>the angry face is red

good formatting, I like it

>>35771

>>35776

Spreading /pol/ propaganda is unkind

>>35777

/kind/ is just a board for /pol/acks to pat each other on the back. Kindness is upheld here in the same way that Jesus' teachings are upheld in the US.

That was a mildly traumatizing experience.

>>35459

Nothing. OP was just funposting and I played along.

>>35476

friendgot.

>>35449

>>35458

Hello

>>35373

>would harm them and erase their memory from the world

Nice hyperbole, meanwhile right now someone is actually being erased from the memory of the world and sure as fuck it's not you. Oh and he's being blamed for that too, how nice.

>>35376

Who is being erased from the world? And they are also blamed for their own erasure?

>>35373

Who are you quoting?

>>35040

>Jew

>Not having money

kek

I have no friends anyway :c

>>35045

They are not my friends.

>>35382

Everyone is a friend of Mayuri! ~tuturuu! ^_^

>>35381

Don't worry no charge for them.

>>35324

When mentally retarded people (autism/downsyndrome etc) act out violently and hurt others is it demons or is it that person is just a horrible person so was born retarded because god created them bad or "is a consequence of ancestors being bad" because Abrahamic religions love blaming people for things their ancestors did, kinda like SJWs.

If god talks to people then why doesn't he just use special god words to help these people act more stable?

>>35323

>No one is like Jesus

He predictably had an awful lot of generic meme qualities attributed to him like the virgin birth, death and resurrection and the flying into space at the end bits though.

Like, why is god so boring and un-creative that he had to do things that people already believed others had done for like hundreds of years before and did them in a way that there was no stronger reason to believe one story over the other aside from lots of people believing it after it was made a state religion which is just an argument for following islam too.

No one is exactly like anyone else, but when you apply all the same generic magical acts to one guy that have also been attributed to many others their life and words are going to be different, but the arguments for why they are so magical specials are still the same sort of deal.

>>35248

All on /kind/ :'^)

I don't think I'm even familiar with all that many deities. I guess Prometheus is kind of cool because he gave us fire.

>35330

It's because Jesus's story is a meta story. It's a story of stories; the type of story that resonated with people 's soul. It's why such a story will be found in multiple cultures.

He is an amalgamation of all good qualities. He is an abstract representation of such a perfectly good and virtuous human being that he simply must be divine.

His resurrection shows that he must be greater than an ordinary man and must therefore be divine. It represents the immorality of his story and to the story's meaning and message. It's also a signifier to our own personal journey towards betterment or to the divine. To become a better person, often the old self must perish. And that such a transformation is often very painful and tortuous.

His crucifixion shows us, that even the best man can be treated cruelly and that a divine man will bear it all and never give way to despair, anger or hate.

>Do we have any hikikomori on /kind/?

Neet, shut in but not to the point I can't leave my room and house, rather I have zero reason to do so.

>For how long have you been one?

A total of 4.5 years in the last 6 years.

>How're things with your family?

I see my extended family so sparsely they still think im in college or something, heh. Nuclear family has given up on me being normal, they just want me to get whatever job or something to distract my mind.

>Do you at least go out to get something to eat and if yes how often?

Every 7 days I go out for cigarrettes, cookies and whatever junk food I want.

>Do you ever get money to spend on things you like through the internet like figures or dakis, and if yes how much?

No, the above money is from past small jobs. Also used to buy and sell crap on ebay and craiglist. Im about to run out of money again ;_;

>So you have any good or desire to leave such life?

There are so many things wrong with my life, strangely I don't think this is one of them because im not exactly impaired, I just have zero motivation. Since the alternative is being a wageslave I dunno, I think no I don't want to leave this lifestyle. There has to be something else. There is nothing wrong with it anyway other than being broke as fuck.

>>35179

>All

Greed is seldom worth the prize, anon.

>>34862

I can't let her go, for I know she's the one. Do you think if I let myself take some time maybe things will go smoother?

>>34868

I think you should definitely take some time for yourself. Being so emotionally dependant on another person can only en bad for both parties.

>>34876

The problem is I really am not, I just am 100% sure she is the one and only love of my life. I am fully conscious of what I am implying right now.

Main problem solved: my ex came back to me. I can't believe this shit. Only argued once in two weeks now… now this is some chance.

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>>32404

One of the most beautiful Reimus I've seen.

>>34760

Sweet. Except I'm all alone on the /kind/ map, so I'll have to take a raincheck on those. Thanks though!

Who were you cooking for?

Hello, OP.

i don't interact very often with people irl, it's usually just my parents

i try to be as /kind/ as i can with them, but sometimes lazyness and selfishness take over

>>33981

I try. I have difficulty understanding others, so I can be callous at times.

As someone who works retail, I had a brief period where I came to hate and despise nearly everyone I saw come my way while I worked. Overtime I’ve come to realize how silly and irrational I was for holding such resentment towards random strangers.

At a certain point, you come to realize that everyone is on the same unhappy boat. While they may be annoying and needy as customers, I’m sure I’m not much better when I’m wondering a store aimlessly looking for some bullshit.

Of course, there will always be infamously bad customers, but I think I fell in a trap where I painted everyone out that way, despite the actually unpleasant encounters being fairly far and few between. I now try to amp my customer service up some since then. Not because it’s in my job description, like working hard in retail will ever get me anywhere. But, I find a certain pleasure in helping customers find what they need. That little bit of aid can go a surprisingly long way, and seeing them smile and thank me for helping them is actually fairly nice. Especially when they really needed something and I was able to find it in the back, that’s when they get all genuine, calling me a life saver and stuff. That feels especially wonderful.

I have a hunch that quite a few of them figure I only smile and nod because that’s my job requirements. But, all the same, knowing how many co-workes do sort of half ass the customer service part, and I really don’t blame them per say, but I think more often than not the customers I help can tell the difference between genuine and paid to be. Or so I hope.

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