Where pretty lies perish.
Posted in Culture, Girls, The Good Life on Jun 14th, 2007
She can tell you about the plane crash with a gleam in her eye. Frequently cited as the world’s most beautiful news anchor, this girl perfectly balances her femininity with the unnatural burdens of being a modern ambitious careerist woman. Very few women can pull this off, but if I had to guess I’d say […]
You know how we guys are – when we get an idea in our heads we focus on it to the exclusion of all other thoughts, clinging like barnacles. Girls don’t understand this tendency because they live in a world where conversations flit around from topic to topic like butterflies in a field of daisies. […]
Posted in Culture, Self-aggrandizement, Tool Time on Jun 4th, 2007
After a lifetime of enjoying the spacious accommodations of the handicapped stall, an actual handicapped man entered the restroom while I was in there using it. His walker clicked on the tiled floor as he approached huffing and grunting the whole way. He stopped in front of my stall, the feet of his walker in […]
Posted in Alpha, Culture, Self-aggrandizement, Tool Time, Ugly Truths on May 29th, 2007
Game is now packaged, marketed, and taught to tens of thousands of men in the US. At the rate the major businesses are growing and the books are selling, it’s possible that 10 million or more American men will have some knowledge of the fundamentals of game within a few years. This is a not-insignificant […]
Posted in Alpha, Culture, Girls, Ugly Truths on May 25th, 2007
So it seems that aging women, all too aware of the loss of sexual power accompanying their fading youth and unable to accept their inevitable decline, are turning the surgeon’s scalpel to their private parts . At the risk of losing sensitivity they are chopping away at the low-hanging hammocks their vulvas have become. Known […]
Contrary to popular chick belief , bachelor parties are lousy last-hurrah pickup opportunities. Nothing screams “ain’t getting laid tonight” louder than a roomful of bob evans dropping $20s on lapdances from strippers who get paid to flirt and make a guy think he’s Casanova for the time it takes him to slip a buck in […]
Posted in Culture on May 17th, 2007
At the 1:00 mark check out what is possibly the greatest pickup line ever: This scene is layered with Oscar-worthy goodness. It’s perfect how the guy nervously fidgets with his hand when he delivers the line. She must have thought he was endearing. Direct game rules.
This guy wants to minimize his environmental impact by, among other draconian measures, cutting toilet paper out of his life. 1 ply?!? cheap fucks! ************ Sawyer: “ Now, I know everybody wants to know what you do instead of toilet paper. I’m not going to tell them. I’m going to let them go online and […]
Posted in Culture on May 3rd, 2007
I was walking down the street when I crossed paths with a woman in her mid-30s pushing a stroller with tinted mesh over the top to protect her child from the sun and bugs. Here’s something you don’t see everyday in the city, I thought. A smiling mother and her baby. As she passed, I […]
Posted in Culture on Apr 27th, 2007
World’s smallest dog. If it’s possible to be 300% gay, this accessory will do it. (the zoo is now closed.)
The only difference between the stranger creepily staring at you every day on the train or bus, and the Flock cameras recording your every moment is that you can't see the human staring at your Flock dossier.
This layer of opacity between creepiness and human face explains why so many people are cavalier about the Flock spying network. They could get over their indifference quickly if they practice visualizing the feds, faggots, yids, and nerdos retrieving the data streams at the other end of the Flock camera.
Imagine every time you ride a bus or a train, you look over your shoulder and two seats back a stranger is staring at you hard.
You look again a few minutes later, and he is still staring, but takes a break to jot something in a notebook before staring again.
This happens every day, every time you ride mass transit. Sometimes it is the same person. Sometimes a different person.
After a week of this, you are so creeped out that you confront the stranger staring at you. He says "I have a right to stare at you."
Congratulations, that is what it will feel like when your society is fully Flocked.
High trust societies don't need mass surveillance.
Low trust societies enrich the merchants of mass surveillance.
Ergo, the merchants of mass surveillance want your society turned into a low trust multiracial dystopia.
I've heard some really bad pro-Flock rationalizations lately.
"If you aren't doing anything bad, you have nothing to worry about."
Maybe I just don't like government and corporations spying on me wherever I go? Or maybe I should worry about the government deciding that the perfectly legal stuff I'm doing today is illegal tomorrow.
"You don't want the mass surveillance because you want the option to do something bad."
I want the option to buy a fucking cup of coffee without ten different state and federal agencies and their corporate partners knowing which creamer I used.
"You worry about Flock, but you already live in a society where everyone has personal smartphones with cameras that can spy on you."
Sure, I don't like that, but if you find yourself in a hole, you don't keep digging.
cue charlie brown teacher noises
Propaganda ministers don't create the racial divisions. They only exploit those naturally existing divisions.
I can't shake the idea that the rapid lurch toward anti-racism during the civil rights era succeeded as wildly as it did because two forces combined to develop it:
jewish ethnocentric malice + White ownership class greed
jewish subversion of White America would not have met as much success had there not been a greedy White overclass to cosign an economic restructuring that favored cheap labor and rising asset values.
The analogy of anti-discrimination laws to historical blasphemy laws is interesting, but falls short in one critical respect. Blasphemy laws were created with the intention of maintaining cross-class social cohesion. Anti-discrimination laws were created to guarantee the continuity of the System, which had become increasingly reliant on the perpetual rule of a credentialed class that wanted to prevent challenges to its rule from socially mobile sub-elites.
What needs to happen -- and which I have devoted some energy to fulfilling -- is the creation of a powerful moral vocabulary that counters the rhetoric of the Equalists. We must move the sympathies of our people back to where it belongs, for our people.
I have a theory that this dynamic explains Fermi's Paradox.
Being good at something you love is a blessing.
Being bad at something you love is a curse.
Being good at something you hate is a prison.
Being bad at something you hate is a reassurance.
I predicted Trump would blame Iran for election meddling. But China fills the role just as well.
Trump has become Hillary Clinton. Lock him up.
