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the alt-right was always degenerate
The "alt right" in its original form was founded by pathetic glownoobs and degenerates like Richard Spencer, Milo Yannoupolus, etc. It died after Charlottesville and now got dissipated, with many ideas getting adopted by the mainstream right. There isn't any point for the dissident right nowadays unless it's advocating directly to kill noobs or to do like Fuentes and appeal to terminally online losers.
 
Just finished Shichinin no Nana. A series where under-preforming schoolgirl Nana, living alone with her grandfather due to business-tripping parents, stumbles upon one of her aforementioned grandfathers inventions, buried within his cellar on Valentines Day. After an accident involving a particular invention, she is split into seven individuals*, all of them representing one of her emotions / usual anime tropes.

The personalities involve: The "We have Tomo at home", the happy one, the smart one, the tired one, the sad one, the flirty one and of course the standard Nana.

The story then follows as she now navigates social life, tests, friends, and her ultimate goal of studying to get into the same High School as her free-of-fault intellectual crush JEWichi, while also micro-managing and bickering with her personalities, who she has to constantly keep a secret from the public, over who gets to do what and when. And need I not forget the powers the invention gave her collective whole, in the form of heart shaped jewels provide flight and superhuman strength. Need I also not forget that she collectively decides to form the Nana Rangers, the Power Rangers if it was good on-top of everything else.

The initial fifteen episodes consist of the aimless charm and predictability of any early 2000s School series, there's the School play, the cook-off, the exhaustive studying, the festivals and so on so forth, but sprinkled throughout are some really charming characters.

As to not get too pedantic and spoiler-happy I'll cut the rest of this brief, the Principal, the Guidance Councilor, Mutsumi and the trio go from shallow stereotypes to favorites I found myself wanting more of. The latter ten episodes are great, the latter two making me physically throw my arms in the air and shout kino at the sheer KINO on display due to the story, stakes, pay-offs, and sudden action on play, with an animation-budget boost to show it off. SNCA but the OST is average and the dub makes the sub obsolete, it's really high effort and accurate for what it is. There's so much I've neglected to mention that would aid my "selling of the pen" but I'm terrible at reviews, just watch the first two episodes if anything.

I solely wrote this due to my enjoyment towards that darn ending, usually I leave content I enjoy with a longing for more. But this really left me filled and satisfied, which sounds stupid for the subject matter but it's true.

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The 8th Nana has such a rad design man.
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Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
 
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Just finished Shichinin no Nana. A series where under-preforming schoolgirl Nana, living alone with her grandfather due to business-tripping parents, stumbles upon one of her aforementioned grandfathers inventions, buried within his cellar on Valentines Day. After an accident involving a particular invention, she is split into seven individuals*, all of them representing one of her emotions / usual anime tropes.

The personalities involve: The "We have Tomo at home", the happy one, the smart one, the tired one, the sad one, the flirty one and of course the standard Nana.

The story then follows as she now navigates social life, tests, friends, and her ultimate goal of studying to get into the same High School as her free-of-fault intellectual crush JEWichi, while also micro-managing and bickering with her personalities, who she has to constantly keep a secret from the public, over who gets to do what and when. And need I not forget the powers the invention gave her collective whole, in the form of heart shaped jewels provide flight and superhuman strength. Need I also not forget that she collectively decides to form the Nana Rangers, the Power Rangers if it was good on-top of everything else.

The initial fifteen episodes consist of the aimless charm and predictability of any early 2000s School series, there's the School play, the cook-off, the exhaustive studying, the festivals and so on so forth, but sprinkled throughout are some really charming characters.

As to not get too pedantic and spoiler-happy I'll cut the rest of this brief, the Principal, the Guidance Councilor, Mutsumi and the trio go from shallow stereotypes to favorites I found myself wanting more of. The latter ten episodes are great, the latter two making me physically throw my arms in the air and shout kino at the sheer KINO on display due to the story, stakes, pay-offs, and sudden action on play, with an animation-budget boost to show it off. SNCA but the OST is average and the dub makes the sub obsolete, it's really high effort and accurate for what it is. There's so much I've neglected to mention that would aid my "selling of the pen" but I'm terrible at reviews, just watch the first two episodes if anything.

I solely wrote this due to my enjoyment towards that darn ending, usually I leave content I enjoy with a longing for more. But this really left me filled and satisfied, which sounds stupid for the subject matter but it's true.

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Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
all i heard was tomo
 
Just finished Shichinin no Nana. A series where under-preforming schoolgirl Nana, living alone with her grandfather due to business-tripping parents, stumbles upon one of her aforementioned grandfathers inventions, buried within his cellar on Valentines Day. After an accident involving a particular invention, she is split into seven individuals*, all of them representing one of her emotions / usual anime tropes.

The personalities involve: The "We have Tomo at home", the happy one, the smart one, the tired one, the sad one, the flirty one and of course the standard Nana.

The story then follows as she now navigates social life, tests, friends, and her ultimate goal of studying to get into the same High School as her free-of-fault intellectual crush JEWichi, while also micro-managing and bickering with her personalities, who she has to constantly keep a secret from the public, over who gets to do what and when. And need I not forget the powers the invention gave her collective whole, in the form of heart shaped jewels provide flight and superhuman strength. Need I also not forget that she collectively decides to form the Nana Rangers, the Power Rangers if it was good on-top of everything else.

The initial fifteen episodes consist of the aimless charm and predictability of any early 2000s School series, there's the School play, the cook-off, the exhaustive studying, the festivals and so on so forth, but sprinkled throughout are some really charming characters.

As to not get too pedantic and spoiler-happy I'll cut the rest of this brief, the Principal, the Guidance Councilor, Mutsumi and the trio go from shallow stereotypes to favorites I found myself wanting more of. The latter ten episodes are great, the latter two making me physically throw my arms in the air and shout kino at the sheer KINO on display due to the story, stakes, pay-offs, and sudden action on play, with an animation-budget boost to show it off. SNCA but the OST is average and the dub makes the sub obsolete, it's really high effort and accurate for what it is. There's so much I've neglected to mention that would aid my "selling of the pen" but I'm terrible at reviews, just watch the first two episodes if anything.

I solely wrote this due to my enjoyment towards that darn ending, usually I leave content I enjoy with a longing for more. But this really left me filled and satisfied, which sounds stupid for the subject matter but it's true.

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Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
I'd rather read Gemersons entire blog three times in a row than read any of ts tbh
 
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