disparagus_impact
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disparagus_impact
4d ago
UK is a tiny island, walk long enough and you just end up running into the same guy or one of his cousins.
disparagus_impact
4d ago
Would it be socially acceptable at this point for somebody living in the UK to purposefully avoid brown men wearing turbans in the streets?
Apparently a lot of them carry deadly weapons and are afforded a degree of social and legal leniency while using them.
disparagus_impact
4d ago
I think the argument is that you're bringing in invaders who are going to radically alter your society. Anybody that stands in the way of that is going to get cut down. I suppose that this is something that needs to be explicitly spelled out to people like you explains why the globalists have been so successful in their reshaping of the West.
disparagus_impact
5d ago
I dislike the I-don't-like-looking-at-blacks garden-variety racists
What exactly is the problem with these people?
Is it the 'black' part? What do you think of racists who call the police to get their dying victim arrested? Ironically, present-day Britain likely has more brown 'I-don't-like-looking-at-them-garden-variety racists' than white ones at this point.
but a group that I already considered enemies regardless.
'already'? When we are at iteration 1000th of the rhyme? We're all way down the list, not at the start. The anti-racist rhyme is the water and you are the fish.
which suggests that Powell is concerned about browns enacting genocidal violence on whites.
Oh the 'rivers of blood' are purely metaphorical then? Same as this part, I suppose?
"In this country in 15 or 20 years' time the black man will have the whip hand over the white man"
What is a whip used for again?
disparagus_impact
5d ago
He literally just thinks that if there's too many brown people the brown people will "oppress" your basest, most vulgar, I-don't-like-looking-at-blacks garden-variety racist by outlawing that kind of racism, and that this would be a great blow against freedom in England.
That's the racism that prevents cops from taking the brown people's side when they attack you.
'First they came for the I-don't-like-looking-at-blacks garden-variety racists, and I did not speak out, because I was not a I-don't-like-looking-at-blacks garden-variety racist...'
We must be mad, literally mad, as a nation to be permitting the annual inflow of some 50,000 dependents, who are for the most part the material of the future growth of the immigrant descended population. It is like watching a nation busily engaged in heaping up its own funeral pyre.
The funeral pyre is burning for Nowak, 'you' and you's family are next.
disparagus_impact
12d ago
A very common thing a legislator will ask a lobbyist for is 'cover'. Asking for cover is asking a lobbyist to sway public opinion on an issue. This is also fairly common. Believe it or not, there are 'media advocacy' companies that will set out to sawy social media in favor or against an issue.
Of course there are, that's why democracy is a scam.
'Never argue with a man who buys ink by the barrel.' The printed press, the tv networks, and now social media companies will claim to be 'pro-democracy' until comes time for the people to vote, buy video games or movie tickets, or make healthcare decisions 'wrong'.
The powerful will swing their power, they will bury the news, they will censor or bot the internet, leverage their intelligence connections, propagate hysteria and incite race riots, make up WMD or pandemics out of whole cloth... And then they'll you you voted for this, this is what you wanted.
disparagus_impact
12d ago
The avoidance of pain is the central tenet of our societies.
Young men will be taught to avoid the trades because that work will 'destroy their bodies'. The average PMC/liberal idea seems to leave these 'dirty' jobs to brown people, whether it's fixing roofs or raising children.
Union-membership became a suspicious thing when the members realized that their college-educated left-wing allies would rather hire foreign labor than improve wages and work conditions at home.
I would rather my son gets into the trades and suffer some kind of disability in his 40s than literally live in the pod, eating bugs with his AI girlfriend.
Meanwhile, traditionally feminine homemaking work such as laundry, cooking, sewing clothes, maintaining heating has seen incredible improvements in ease and efficiency. Young women come out of years of education with only rudimentary ideas of what being a parent is like, and are shocked that unlike the rest of their life to that point, they may have to be uncomfortable whether by physically bearing and delivering a child, or by having to breastfeed, lack sleep, care for a helpless being. The process is only harder for our generation because the previous generations of women have pulled the rug on the support system that used to exist for new mothers, choosing instead to focus on their own personal satisfaction.
Being a mother was seen as some kind of 'duty', now it's very much optional.
disparagus_impact
12d ago
American child protection services (CPS) have powers way beyond that of most other government agencies. Children can be removed from parents for the time of the investigation, and returned months later, the quintessential 'process is punishment' phenomenon.
The intersection of child healthcare and government can also be very gruesome. Government may decide that a child should not be allowed to get medical treatment in another country as in the British case of Alfie Evans.
If you bring a child to an American hospital and you disagree with medical decisions there, they may call CPS on you if you want to leave. It gets really difficult to find adequate healthcare for your child if you disagree with the current political directions of health authorities, like under the COVID regime or the ongoing 'soul mixed-up at birth' transgender craze, which means you may get denied certain other services like access to a daycare or public school.
Anybody in your vicinity may disagree with your parenting, some American adults will call CPS on parents because unattended children play outside. This may not necessarily lead to the aforementioned dreaded removal, but it definitely weights on families.
This is all a result of the Civil Rights Acts of 1964, which made it illegal for Americans to choose their neighbors, and created a culture under which functional adults have to defend themselves from the assumption that they belong to the 10% under-functioning fringe that nobody should never ever officially discriminate against.
disparagus_impact
13d ago
From a biological point-of-view, I would propose that one of the big factors in the urge to reproduce is the perception of time.
There's this idea that power outages lead to baby booms but apparently that's not substantiated, there are reasons that would explain that couples actually are less likely to mingle in a crisis.
Nevertheless, in the relative perpetual safety of Western country and perhaps the world at large except for sporadic hot spots, young people get to age without the constraint of time. Children are of no help in the modern workplace so is this not something that the average adult would look forward to from an economic point-of-view.
Old people seemingly keep getting older with only limit what fraction of the GDP we dare not to sacrifice to their care.
Now that the passing of time is merely punctuated by the latest iPhone release, for many young people there is no external, environmental cue that it is time to settle down. There is probably a contagious effect of being presented with a friend's baby, some kind of baby-FOMO, but some communities may be completely childless and that effect delayed. Taylor Swift has been a childless female celebrity for 16 years, and we often hear of the advances of Science™ purporting to push later and later the inescapable biological realities of motherhood.
Perhaps the best way to address this problem would be to inject in media some reminders that death is inevitable, our time on this planet is fleeting [and it is time to repent].
Another aspect of this denial of death in Western culture (and environment) is the obsession with safety. Parents can quickly turn into criminals or social pariahs if they don't demonstrate the utmost care in dealing with what has almost become a rare resource, children. Likewise the justice system will waste an offender's time rather than inflicting a little bit of pain (corporal punishment).
Pain is seen as a bigger problem than waste (of time). A recent parenting trend is 'gentle parenting' where the adults are encouraged to essentially negotiate with the child as a human being with rights. In practice this means a big waste of time where a good shout or slap can bring immediate results. Obviously when there is more than 1 child involved, the simplest of tasks can be endlessly delayed.
I can't help but connect this to some kind of male/female dichotomy. Industries that are male-dominated want to get the work done asap (making a MVP for a start-up, pumping an oilfield), while industries that are female-dominated like education seem to take longer and longer decade after decade to get the job done. Hard to tell effect from cause here but I feel a connection.
Interestingly, men are the biologically stable version of mankind. Perhaps women are seeking in their environment what they are internally lacking, and we've gone too far in giving it to them.
disparagus_impact
21d ago
To be clear, there is no fertility crisis. The people that really want to have kids are having them.
Some blue/grey people are hand-wringing about a lack of babies from their tribes but they are not accepting any of the obvious solutions at hand.
The blue/grey governments could absolutely make it easier to have babies in the near-term with solutions that are ethically in the same ballpark as the other stuff they are doing :
- surrogates
- abortion
- sex organ surgery on 'wrong body/brain' theory grounds
- general transhumanism and body mod stuff
- compelling millions to inject experimental treatments because a Chinese grandma had a cough
If they did recognize 'not having enough people born here from parents born and raised here' as a problem, they could solve it through technology.
Even the ozempic craze demonstrates that the culture can do a 180 on 'body positivity' provided technology is allowed to do its thing. I wouldn't be that surprised if we solved 'racism' once the 'whitify'-pill is invented or alternatively the 'white embryo selection' paradigm takes hold.
disparagus_impact
21d ago
You mentioned a government would be unpopular for overriding a few individuals' rights for the sake of enabling the continuation of mankind. This implicit concern for a government's popularity made me think you care about democracy.
Women's attitudes to childbirth and child raising are not the civilization-ending threat that modern Westerners think it is. The most backwards desert-dwelling tribesmen solved it thousands of years ago, this should be no big deal for the owners of the most sophisticated brainwashing system ever conceived.
disparagus_impact
21d ago
Perhaps some kind of ranked competition system? Let the men have a way to express interest, then set them up in 1-on-1 or 1-on-many competitions. Could be actual physical fights, could be 'paperwork-filling competition' or even filling captchas, if the problem is simply that a given woman will get too much volume, forcing captcha would make it harder for male users to flood too many women at once. Perhaps have a setting for women to be able to pick the competition, or let the male users pick the competitions they want to engage in.
disparagus_impact
21d ago
1k is nothing. If she gets married in her early twenties that's less than 10k.
Many people spend a lot more than that just on the wedding day.
Many parents spend a lot more than that every year keeping their kids in private schools where they can ensure their kids are around other 'good-enough' kids. Many parents spend a whole lot more than that sending their young adult women to college for the reward of them ending up childless girlbosses or worse.
Ideally the service should be able to vet out people with criminal pasts or tendencies, certain early-adulthood onset mental illnesses, scammers, etc.
Whats the upper limit you’d be willing to spend per year with a lump sum at the wedding?
If you want to get into a delivery-based system, it should go beyond the wedding. A husband who disappears, becomes a deadbeat, starts a second family, becomes a reddit moderator, etc, should not be considered 'success'. Perhaps some kind of life insurance model with a mafia/bounty-hunting component for retribution would work.
disparagus_impact
21d ago
Collapsing birthrates are a much bigger problem than covid. You're the one who cares about democracy, presumably. You should use the available tools of democracy to further goals that allow democracy to exist in the future. I for one am fine with democracy-skeptical high-birth-rates minorities taking over the future.
disparagus_impact
21d ago
So this is what @faceh needs apparently ? @faceh please sign up and give us a report on the issues you immediately encounter on that app.
I think it'd be better to just find the correct environment, select whichever female specimen is the most liked / compatible, and deal with it until completion.
Personally, if I had to do it again, I would wager that a BLM protest would not be the right environment for me to find a match, perhaps I'd end up with some white-aspiring South-American or Asian.
disparagus_impact
21d ago
A government that overrides all the other people involved in the situation and says "do it anyway" is not going to be popular for saying that. If it's a democracy, they are likely to be replaced.
Just apply such media control that this can all be hand-waved away. It's 2020+6, this is a well-known playbook.
disparagus_impact
21d ago
You can pray for a community of young people full of children (and a future) and God will lead you to the correct Church.
Or you can pray to the AI god and perhaps be rewarded with riches and the unparalleled thrill of pinning the weasel.
disparagus_impact
21d ago
Pre-modern Christians absolutely did believe that hell was literally beneath the earth and that heaven was literally in the sky.
Have you been there? Most people believe in things like Antarctica or Australia while never even having been there.
disparagus_impact
21d ago
Software-wise, there are plenty of apps that are barely manned, generating zero revenue and somehow still exist. I think the main cost of dating apps is marketing, advertising on non-software platforms where you might find young women. It's the holy grail of advertising and it takes top-dollar to get it.
There's something counter-productive about women going on dating apps, as needing to jump through hoops, filing forms and boxes and so on is a signal that a woman is not attractive enough to just have a knight in shiny armor show up for her. So perhaps this is something that should be left to her parents. Perhaps already a thing in China. Otherwise with technology-minded millennials' children reaching adult age it should be. I know I'm concerned about my daughter's marriage prospects, so if I have to sign her up to an app to have access to a pool of relevant bachelors the world over, it might be worth it.
Otherwise another solution would be some kind of wife-hunting service, for this guy:
It enrages me. I know with precision the qualities I'm looking for. I know what qualities I want to avoid. I'm acutely aware how rare these qualities are, DOUBLY so among those who are still single. So I want to be given tools to zero in on these people more directly, and not absorb the waste of time and additional risk of figuring out if this person who deigned to match with me is sane or not, whilst operating on the assumption they are not.
No need to have the women sign up for that, just identify them and let the customer actually do the effort of dating them. What's Palantir for?
disparagus_impact
21d ago
Perhaps it's time for a total and complete shutdown of family law and birth-related regulations until our country's representatives can figure out what's going on.
Blue tribe just need a strong Dr Fauci-like leader and the usual media campaign to spin it into a world-ending emergency to exempt the relevant corporations from legal consequences. Shouldn't be a big deal, barely an inconvenience. 'We need bodies for Russia/China/Iran/...'
disparagus_impact
21d ago
Has nobody created a dating app that allows you to autistically file a 100 fields of highly-specific information and search against them?
Or have they just failed to get women to sign up? Or because the ones that signed up would only seek 7 feet tall high-earners with good hair? Perhaps the app would need to integrate the percentage of prospective matches generated by each successive restriction in the search box to counter that problem.
its likely gonna happen again for other kids. Tech - limited in this area, dangerous to do medical experiments on women with children.
Is that really the case? I could see all kind of medical devices that would help, for example, implantable devices to support the pelvic floor. There's always that feminist argument that medications are not sufficiently tested on women. Probably because there is too much variability on hormonal profiles and so on, but with AI-enabled calculation power, it shouldn't be such a huge burden to take into account.
It's dangerous? So are oil fields, roofs, or highways. It's dangerous to the fetus? Not a concern when it's a woman's choice.
Perhaps we need some strong legislation and cash-in-hand to enable more widespread research into these issues. If the government was putting as much money into solving 'pregnancy is uncomfortable' as they do blowing up enemies of Israel, we'd have solutions.
Alternatively, if we want to get around this whole thing, we could just have a more painful culture. Get rid of probation or even detention in schools and replace them with cannings and lashings. If we want to get extreme, we could beat fornication, abortion and contraception out of people, but even without that, having experienced some physical pain and gotten over it would help young women get over the concept that childbirth is painful.
disparagus_impact
26d ago
"Police shooting unarmed civilians is bad, except jan 6th does not apply."
Why would you need to make the argument that an influx of brown people would not correspond to some kind of downfall in civilization and descent into savagery?
At the time the UK was coming off the high of a 100-years run of civilizing the entire planet, from vast continents to tiny islands, leaving behind cargo cults.
Two world wars in recent memory demonstrate that even properly educated European neighbors could behave in quite savage ways, and that perhaps the well-mannered British people were even more of an exception than expected.
There was no evidence that the brown people would be able to behave, except for the few British people that had travelled and were lucky to stumble into some positive experiences, and avoid bad ones.
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