>>24387152 lb

No

I'm just an ordinary person

Your intuition is off

Well, I suppose it is true that—depending on the circumstances—desiring true freedom and peace could be seen as an act of greed

From a certain perspective, wouldn't that be considered a cardinal sin?

In any case, your intuition has failed you for the very first time; so from now on, please rely on logical reasoning instead

>>24387147

Tyb

o7

I was having such a good time that I ended up staying way too long—but this time, I really have to go

>>24387183

Honestly, all I do is wake up in the morning, read Qmap, check 8kun, read DJT’s posts, and craft my words

That is how my entire day goes by

Occasionally—when I encounter movements that seem utterly nonsensical, or rather, issues as I perceive them—a flood of words simply comes pouring out

As I mentioned earlier, perhaps I truly am a greedy person

But if the pursuit—the very study—of true freedom and peace is to be labeled as "greed," then my only response is this: "In that case, just hurry up and fill this world with freedom and peace already!"

>>24387236

Well, earlier—I believe another anon made a snide remark, claiming they hadn't read my posts in full because my phrasing was poor—but fine. Go ahead; make whatever assumptions you like

However—if you are the same Anon from earlier, the one who claimed their intuition has never been wrong—then your intuition was wrong

bye