So, I found out recently that there is an ugly tax of sorts in the US - Chicago, to be specific. They have an "entertainment tax," that has recently been extended to online Playstation purchases, which, in addition to the other taxes levied on citizens whose billing address is in Chicago, adds up to about 20% on any and all online purchases in the city of Chicago that count as entertainment.
What does that have to do with us? Who is the most likely to be playing video games at home, instead of going out and socializing with friends? Who are the people that are most likely to be staying in, buying entertaining shit online? Men, who have checked themselves out of a cucked society, or been forcibly removed from said society, that's who. The people who will be affected by, and paying this "entertainment tax" are lonely, single men. And those of us who live in Chicago (though I doubt this won't spread elsewhere) are being taxed for pursuing our copes as we try to forget what a hellish existence we lead.
What does that have to do with us? Who is the most likely to be playing video games at home, instead of going out and socializing with friends? Who are the people that are most likely to be staying in, buying entertaining shit online? Men, who have checked themselves out of a cucked society, or been forcibly removed from said society, that's who. The people who will be affected by, and paying this "entertainment tax" are lonely, single men. And those of us who live in Chicago (though I doubt this won't spread elsewhere) are being taxed for pursuing our copes as we try to forget what a hellish existence we lead.
