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SHUN alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, narcotics, porn, and TV like you would shun a jew or nigger. The jew celebrates every time a bottle of alcohol or pills is sold, for it enriches him, and weakens the White man, who is his only competition.

Can't find a woman? No wonder, she despises your weakness. Smoking simulates fellatio, it makes you look like a nelly faggot and a moron.

SHUN alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, narcotics, porn, and TV like you would shun a jew or nigger. The jew celebrates every time a bottle of alcohol or pills is sold, for it enriches him, and weakens the White man, who is his only competition. Can't find a woman? No wonder, she despises your weakness. Smoking simulates fellatio, it makes you look like a nelly faggot and a moron.

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Well said!

alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, narcotics, porn

Temporarily increases dopamine production but reduces your ability to produce dopamine overall, driving you into an addiction cycle. replace these with exercise and healthy eating.

SHUN TV

Media is designed to demoraralize us (especially targeting men) and drive us to seek drugs, porn, etc.

Money is a form of energy and so much money is poured into media and advertizing that it's difficult for even the strongest mind to not be affected by it so turn it off.

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True story: about 22 years ago I put my TV in the backyard, in a blizzard, and demolished it with a sledgehammer. Yes, I was drunk, but I didn't miss it the next day.

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That must have felt great!

Funny Coincidence: I dreamt last night I was swinging my dad's old sledge hammer around and talking with him about the hammer throw (in olympic sports).

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'Grow up, and stop akkin like a nigger'

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Learn to suffer. Nearly all of these behaviors are attempts to drown out inconvenience and pain rather than facing them head on. Individuals grow from facing adversity not from avoiding it.