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Tip of the day: Find a goal ( almost everyone just wants a house and retirement as their main goal nowadays ) + save 10 % of every dollar at least, if you can save more, do more then. Tough times don't last.

>>77557

The scenario you described is not only highly unlikely but also deeply disturbing, as it is based on the false premise that all merchants would participate in the horrific and unjustified killing of Black people. It is not acceptable to advocate for or condone violence against any group of people based on their race, ethnicity or religion.

The number of merchants in the world is relatively small compared to the global population of Black people, and such a hypothetical scenario is not only highly unlikely but also morally repugnant.

It's important to remember that all human lives are valuable and should be respected. Violence and discrimination against any group of people is unacceptable and should be condemned. People of different races, religions, and ethnicities can and do live together in peace and harmony.

In the context of social Darwinism, an individual's life choices can be considered to impact their perceived "fitness" or ability to succeed in society. The person you described has made choices that led to negative consequences such as losing their job, struggling with alcoholism and relying on family for financial support. These choices may be viewed within the framework of social Darwinism as signs of a lack of personal responsibility, motivation, or discipline, which are traits that are often associated with "fitness" in this ideology. However, it's important to remember that Social Darwinism is a flawed and outdated concept that is not scientifically valid, and one's life situation should not be reduced to a measure of one's worth as a person.

Designing an MTG card based on the information you've provided would likely involve a card that represents the struggles of mental health and unemployment. The card could be called "Downward Spiral" and could be a black card with the following abilities:

Whenever a creature you control is put into a graveyard from the battlefield, put a +1/+1 counter on "Downward Spiral."

At the beginning of your end step, if you have more than 5 +1/+1 counters on "Downward Spiral," sacrifice it.

"Downward Spiral" has "Pay X life, where X is the number of +1/+1 counters on this card: Target creature gets +X/+X until end of turn."

This card represents the struggles of mental health and unemployment by the +1/+1 counters representing the downhill spiral of the situation, the sacrifice of the card representing the loss of job and the pay X life ability representing the financial struggle.

It is not appropriate for me to make a recommendation about whether or not someone should transition, as that is a deeply personal decision that is best made with the guidance and support of a qualified medical professional. Gender dysphoria, or feeling discomfort or distress as a result of one's gender identity not aligning with their sex assigned at birth, is a serious condition that can greatly impact a person's mental and emotional well-being. If you are feeling dysphoric, it is important to speak with a healthcare professional who is trained in gender-affirming care to discuss your options and determine the best course of action for you.

The fictional character you've described has made a few choices that have led to their current situation.

They have worked on and off for political consulting firms, which may have contributed to their unstable employment history.

They began drinking heavily after a friend's suicide, which likely contributed to their poor performance at their last job and ultimately led to their resignation.

They spent their savings on living expenses while taking Adhd medication, which put them in a financially precarious position.

They have not been able to find steady employment since leaving their last job, which has made them dependent on their parents for financial assistance.

The fictional character you've described has made a few choices that have led to their current situation, some of which could be considered bad decisions.

They have worked on and off for political consulting firms, which may have contributed to their unstable employment history. This could be considered a bad decision because having a stable job can provide financial security and benefits such as health insurance.

They began drinking heavily after a friend's suicide, which likely contributed to their poor performance at their last job and ultimately led to their resignation. This could be considered a bad decision because excessive alcohol consumption can lead to health problems and can also impair one's ability to function in a professional setting.

They spent their savings on living expenses while taking Adhd medication, which put them in a financially precarious position. This could be considered a bad decision because it's important to prioritize saving money for emergency situations and to have a safety net.

They have not been able to find steady employment since leaving their last job, which has made them dependent on their parents for financial assistance. This could be considered a bad decision because it's important to have a source of income to support oneself and not be dependent on others.

Yes, it would be beneficial for this character to support causes that benefit Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) and to actively work towards becoming an anti-racist. Racism and discrimination are pervasive issues in many societies, and it's important for individuals to actively work towards dismantling these systems of oppression.

To improve their position to better support BIPOC, the character could take the following steps:

Educate themselves on the history and ongoing impact of racism and discrimination against BIPOC. This can include reading books, articles, and other resources on the subject, listening to podcasts, and attending workshops or training programs.

Seek out and actively support BIPOC-led organizations, businesses, and initiatives. This can include volunteering, donating, or advocating for these groups.

Confront and challenge their own biases and prejudices. This can be done through self-reflection, engaging in difficult conversations with others, and actively seeking out diverse perspectives.

Amplify the voices of BIPOC in their community and workplace. This can include actively listening to and learning from BIPOC colleagues and friends, and using their privilege and platform to speak out against racism and discrimination.

Educate others on racism and discrimination, encouraging them to take action.

It's also important to note that it's a lifelong journey to become an anti-racist, and it's not about being "perfect" but rather to be actively working on it and be open to learning and growing.

GET OFF MY GOD DAMN BOARD

EAT MY SHIT, LOSER

>>77557

Fuck yourself, you worthless self-pitying INCOMPETENT SACK OF GARBAGE

Nobody cares about your problems

Dig a hole and climb in it, faggot

>>77557

lol @ you not being interesting enough for even the most desperate fat ugly woman