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2019-10-27 at 10:04 PM UTCthis amazing polly video is very depressing
I tried getting my mom to watch one of her videos once and almost immediately she stopped, she said she couldn't stand her tone and how she presents herself.
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2019-10-27 at 10:11 PM UTC
Originally posted by Japan-Is-Eternal this amazing polly video is very depressing
I tried getting my mom to watch one of her videos once and almost immediately she stopped, she said she couldn't stand her tone and how she presents herself.
it's pretty much doomporn.
Calling herself "amazing" is kind of pompous.
Anyway I may update this thread with specific examples. I'll keep a pencil and paper with me for when I think of some. -
2019-10-27 at 10:13 PM UTCalso, I'll say this much, Jim was right about ECONOMIC COLLAPSE.
It would be a good thing. In fact, poverty is a good thing. I agree on that too. -
2019-10-27 at 10:17 PM UTCAs long as the 9th generation consoles and the games released during the time aren't affected by it I don't care
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2019-10-27 at 11:07 PM UTC
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2019-10-27 at 11:55 PM UTC
Originally posted by Kuntzschutz Predictable response from someone I am not familiar with. Specific examples of life becoming more complicated by design? That could take forever. That's mostly what this is about, how things have become much more difficult than they used to be. Law after law after pointless law. So many rules and laws that aren't necessary at all, just designed to slow things down.
Maybe things are getting more complex demanding ever more regulation? Building a tipi isn't putting up a skyscraper. There's a fucking ton of people most of them not involved in primary production, just serving because we haven't figured out how to cope with distributing surplus wealth in a way that won't ruin most people. Poverty, hunger and desperation mixed with pride produce solid people, handouts of any kind create a despicable biomass that should be harvested to power turbines. But we're not going to turn back the clock, technology is a multifaceted artifice that has benefits and drawbacks, like the state itself. A strong regime is a piece of social technology. Think NK and Zimbabwe. These processes create there own needs and demands, that are enumerated throughout time. your society is a herd of +300 million people under a 200 year old government with no break, it's not the work of some cabal but an inheritance. That said anything needing a sticker, registration or a license is just the government looking to get paid, trying to put useless people with a another paper in a cushy administrative job. -
2019-10-28 at 5:32 PM UTC
Originally posted by Nil Maybe things are getting more complex demanding ever more regulation? Building a tipi isn't putting up a skyscraper. There's a fucking ton of people most of them not involved in primary production, just serving because we haven't figured out how to cope with distributing surplus wealth in a way that won't ruin most people. Poverty, hunger and desperation mixed with pride produce solid people, handouts of any kind create a despicable biomass that should be harvested to power turbines. But we're not going to turn back the clock, technology is a multifaceted artifice that has benefits and drawbacks, like the state itself. A strong regime is a piece of social technology. Think NK and Zimbabwe. These processes create there own needs and demands, that are enumerated throughout time. your society is a herd of +300 million people under a 200 year old government with no break, it's not the work of some cabal but an inheritance. That said anything needing a sticker, registration or a license is just the government looking to get paid, trying to put useless people with a another paper in a cushy administrative job.
Didn't read any of that. But to answer your question at least in part, one of the things I was talking about in how the modern world has become more convenient for "their" purposes, is that you no longer require the patience to hunt or grow crops anymore, you can just purchase them in a plastic package at the grocery store. Instant gratification. The money you use is also instantly (almost instantly) available through ATMs or banks. I believe all this leads to impulse control issues for people and encouraging a culture where alcohol consumption(also linked to impulse control issues) is the norm also helps them control everyone. Makes people easy to manage.
So you have a culture and society where people lack the patience required by skills that would normally keep them alive pre-industrial revolution, and their brains are evolving accordingly. They have the patience to fill out a captcha or deal with robocalls, telemarketers, advertisements all over the place with subliminal messages, but lack the patience they had original, that specific sort.
The world has become such a tedious place. I think this is also why they use "population replacement" because they find that one ethnic group is less likely to crave independence from the grid and the government as a whole, and is easily made complacent if you give them "jobs" and "money". They become content with this and do not desire things like freedom of speech or the right to keep and bear arms/defend yourself adequately, not quite as much as another ethnic group desires these things. Some of this is also evidenced in the media as well. Less effort put into films as the population morphs from one ethnic group to another that is more easily amused. Less thought required for the newer population to be amused.
The comedy films and such become more like slap-stick, a much less sophisticated sense of humor is required to enjoy the comedies, and a much shorter attention span required for other genres in general. I actually enjoy some slapstick comedy, but I see where this trend is going and also why it arises. Going back to Milgram's electro shock experiments, if any of you do not know about them and are too lazy to look them up, you're not worth responding to at all. But they reveal that the majority of people, 2/3 are actually seemingly bred to not think for themselves. That is, they crave a leader to think for them. Machiavelli's work also hinted at this.
This is also partly, I believe, why there's a war on self-sustaining lifestyles and cultures. The bolsheviks murdered over 20 million innocent people in russia during the russian(bolshevik) revolution and most of those people were farmers. South Africa is seeing a similar trend, people are murdering farmers left and right and leaving only people that are dependent on the government. Monsanto has also been waging war on farmers and indigenous people around the world with their genetically modified crops.“I have never voted in my life… I have always known and understood that the idiots are in a majority so it's certain they will win.”
― Louis-Ferdinand Céline
This isn't the forum to be in if you're looking for something profound, and if you are looking for that here you're a retard. I don't desire to be profound but this thread will no doubt piss some people off and it's a place I can make points about some things I figured should be relevant to at least part of the population.
I think it would be handy to have a device that uses a laser combined with infrasonic transducers to quickly dial in the resonance frequency of a structure so that it can be used(remotely) to collapse that structure after all the personnel are evacuated. Bombs are old school. People need to use their intelligence. Violence isn't the answer, nor is hatred. -
2019-10-28 at 7:53 PM UTC
Originally posted by Kuntzschutz Didn't read any of that. But to answer your question at least in part, one of the things I was talking about in how the modern world has become more convenient for "their" purposes, is that you no longer require the patience to hunt or grow crops anymore, you can just purchase them in a plastic package at the grocery store. Instant gratification. The money you use is also instantly (almost instantly) available through ATMs or banks. I believe all this leads to impulse control issues for people and encouraging a culture where alcohol consumption(also linked to impulse control issues) is the norm also helps them control everyone. Makes people easy to manage.
So you have a culture and society where people lack the patience required by skills that would normally keep them alive pre-industrial revolution, and their brains are evolving accordingly. They have the patience to fill out a captcha or deal with robocalls, telemarketers, advertisements all over the place with subliminal messages, but lack the patience they had original, that specific sort.
The world has become such a tedious place. I think this is also why they use "population replacement" because they find that one ethnic group is less likely to crave independence from the grid and the government as a whole, and is easily made complacent if you give them "jobs" and "money". They become content with this and do not desire things like freedom of speech or the right to keep and bear arms/defend yourself adequately, not quite as much as another ethnic group desires these things. Some of this is also evidenced in the media as well. Less effort put into films as the population morphs from one ethnic group to another that is more easily amused. Less thought required for the newer population to be amused.
The comedy films and such become more like slap-stick, a much less sophisticated sense of humor is required to enjoy the comedies, and a much shorter attention span required for other genres in general. I actually enjoy some slapstick comedy, but I see where this trend is going and also why it arises. Going back to Milgram's electro shock experiments, if any of you do not know about them and are too lazy to look them up, you're not worth responding to at all. But they reveal that the majority of people, 2/3 are actually seemingly bred to not think for themselves. That is, they crave a leader to think for them. Machiavelli's work also hinted at this.
This is also partly, I believe, why there's a war on self-sustaining lifestyles and cultures. The bolsheviks murdered over 20 million innocent people in russia during the russian(bolshevik) revolution and most of those people were farmers. South Africa is seeing a similar trend, people are murdering farmers left and right and leaving only people that are dependent on the government. Monsanto has also been waging war on farmers and indigenous people around the world with their genetically modified crops.
This isn't the forum to be in if you're looking for something profound, and if you are looking for that here you're a retard. I don't desire to be profound but this thread will no doubt piss some people off and it's a place I can make points about some things I figured should be relevant to at least part of the population.
I think it would be handy to have a device that uses a laser combined with infrasonic transducers to quickly dial in the resonance frequency of a structure so that it can be used(remotely) to collapse that structure after all the personnel are evacuated. Bombs are old school. People need to use their intelligence. Violence isn't the answer, nor is hatred.
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2019-11-08 at 7:50 PM UTCMore specificness:
We pay money to rent land that belonged to our ancestors. Our ancestors didn't have to do this.
We pay money for clean water, our ancestors didn't have to do this.
We pay extra money to eat clean food free of toxic lab made ingredients. Our ancestors did not have to do this.
We pay money for clean air. Our ancestors didn't have to.
We could pay a lot of money to get away from bombardment with radio waves and propaganda, or second hand smoke from synthetic chemical tainted tobacco. Our ancestors certainly didn't have to. The radio waves leave us with little option other than moving to a very remote location and unlike second hand smoke, you can't protest against it, you'll get nowhere.
Like I said, when they talk about what's good for the economy, they really mean what's good for the elite. The suit wearing rich people in charge.
But I guess it's okay because you can microwave some genetically modified fake pizza with lab made chemical ingredients and it's faster than actually being able to cook?
EDIT: I think intelligence is like an accent, and there's an awful lot of people (two thirds in the milgram experiments) that can't stand intelligence, a lot like the gimp from pulp fiction, even though he was a slave that would get raped daily, learned to love his masters, , and he squealed for his masters when Butch was escaping, so Butch had to knock him the fuck out. I remember an article about how monkeys have accents, and they took this monkey or chimp from a british zoo and put it into I think an american zoo, and the other monkeys attacked it due to having a different accent.
When you're intelligent and make a good point, the inferiors will come out of the woodwork to attack you, sometimes not even knowing why they're doing it, it's just instinct to protect their masters, the government/bankers. When the Branch Davidians set up their compound, of course the Feds had to make up excuses to raid the place because they don't like people living in compounds or communes as that makes them free from taxes, free from the grid, free from government/corporate mind control. So they ended up burning women and children alive. Kinda like Ruby Ridge.
People need to stop paying taxes, stop paying rent, and start living a more organic life. The government may kill you for it but you're going to die some day anyway.
And the best part really, you don't have to do anything violent, not directly. The slaves, the people who enjoy being slaves, will die off on their own, due to their own stupidity and weakness. As for the government, you don't even have to kill them, just take away their toys. They're like spoiled children throwing temper tantrums when they don't get their way, but if you remove all of their toys, it ends their charades pretty quickly. -
2019-11-25 at 11:06 PM UTC“At its root, the logic is that of the Grand Inquisitor, who bitterly assailed Christ for offering people freedom and thus condemning them to misery. The Church must correct the evil work of Christ by offering the miserable mass of humanity the gift they most desire and need: absolute submission. It must “vanquish freedom” so as “to make men happy” and provide the total “community of worship” that they avidly seek. In the modern secular age, this means worship of the state religion, which in the Western democracies incorporates the doctrine of submission to the masters of the system of public subsidy, private profit, called free enterprise. The people must be kept in ignorance, reduced to jingoist incantations, for their own good. And like the Grand Inquisitor, who employs the forces of miracle, mystery, and authority “to conquer and hold captive for ever the conscience of these impotent rebels for their happiness” and to deny them the freedom of choice they so fear and despise, so the “cool observers” must create the “necessary illusions” and “emotionally potent oversimplifications” that keep the ignorant and stupid masses disciplined and content.”
~ Noam Chomsky, -
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