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it's kind of insane how well the psyops worked

>>7440 (OP) 
A whomega speaking on behalf of someone else, who, to her analysis can travel the world and has a big house has "amounted to nothing". I dunno about you anon but to me, just having a house, let a alone a big one, puts you miles ahead of like 70% of people nowadays.

Sounds like at any point she can settle down and have kids on her big house with her husband who has enough money to afford the house and travel the world.

If only she was born Amish o algo

>>7443
There is that, but in a few more years she's going to die alone in an old folks' home, if she is lucky enough not to get dragged out of her wheelchair and stomped to death by illegal alien Dominican orderlies before she can manage to die of natural causes instead.  All her money isn't going to buy her a way out of that.

>>7445
It literally can but okay

The White Race is dying, women most affected

>>7443
If you leave no legacy in your life then you amounted to nothing. There are different ways to leave a legacy, you can have a legacy through your children, or you can do some great act which changes the world so people remember you. But if you die alone and forgotten with no one remembering you then your life was truly pointless

>>7491
Nobody will remember the Giga Based Dad who fucked a hole to self-consciously "secure his legacy" after 50-100 years. What if my legacy is killing billions of people with a designer pathogen without having ever taken credit for the act? Either this is all about prosocial utility to you, in which case you're a faggot slave, personal gratification, which is not something universally achieved (having kids may as well be a Steam CHEEVO to the Giga Based Dad, and not in a gigachadian way) by "leaving a legacy" and doesn't fucking matter anyway when taken on its own terms more than taking drugs and jerking off (based) does because you'll still be fucking dead, or it's about recognition, which I've already refuted.

I think the people who do nothing and then kill themselves are awesome and heroic and that they're better than you, so what now?

>>7491
What was your great grandfather's name

>>7492
Your bloodline is your legacy, my ancestors may be forgotten but they gave rise to me, and as long as I do something with my life then their legacy is maintained