An anon talks about the effects of corporate monopolies on the internet and how it influences the population that utilizes their services. Ten years ago these views might be borderline conspiracy theory, but today they sadly make a lot of sense: Most people on the internet these days probably only come in contact with less … More The Internet and Social Engineering
An insightful essay by an anon from 4chan on the changes to modern language over the past few decades: An important and oft overlooked mission of our enemy is to defile our language. Language is incredibly important, and English is, or at least was the most diverse and expressive of all languages allowing speakers to … More On the Degradation of Language
An older essay from someone who worked for a marketing agency that has steadily made money from the SJW crowd since long ago: I used to do some work for an agency that specifically targetted SJWs. They were basically liberal, middle-class, university educated white women and their low-status male admirers. It is profitable. They do … More SJW Marketing
Strange how quickly public opinion changes. This madness would be funnier if I didn’t have to live through it:
An anon on 4chan asked a simple question, and received a very thought provoking answer: >Do any of you have conversations with others only to realize that their ideas and talking points are not their own? You’re living in a time where people are outsourcing their own judgment. What I mean is that, we are … More Outsourcing Judgment
A very in-depth and alarming analysis by an anon on 4chan on what causes revolutions & social unrest, as well as where the US stands in terms of how close we are to it all: >The Precariat and the Last Exit Before Fascism What causes revolutions? When does the violence start? To find the answer, … More The Precariat and the Last Exit Before Violence
An off topic discussion on 4chan on one anon’s sale of his childhood Pokemon games results in the following gem on modern media: This is something I’ve talked about before and will be reiterating here. The worst part of people valuing franchises like Pokémon isn’t so much the games themselves. It’s that people are increasingly … More Given Stories
An essay on the process through which Democracy descends into Tyranny, otherwise colloquially known as Weimarisation: Every history student knows that the Weimar Republic preceded the Nazi Era in Germany. Fewer understand that the process of historical decline goes through certain predictable stages, one of which is characterised by the Weimar Republic and its infamous … More On Weimarisation
An anon on 4chan explains how the modern SJW movements possess the same qualities Christianity did in the olden age: … but SJW are another symptom. They are Neo-puritans in fact. A godless religion but with dogmas eerily similar to Christianity. 1) Original sin: slavery/white guilt instead of an apple => check2) Listen and believe: … More Social Justice as a Religion
A simple comic: I know this comic probably meant to refer to things like personal habits or perhaps tendencies shared by a particular culture. But the same thoughts and logic can be applied to the issue of governance – what is the most popular form of government in today’s world? How did it came to … More Monkey See, Monkey Do.
