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7/7/2025, 6:13:15 PM
>>509749878
This could be true as well. They went from drinking water at zero calories to drinking Coke at 12/fluid ounce. These are poor people living in a fucking desert so I doubt they had office jobs, so they would probably consume 3L of water per day. That’s 1,200+ additional completely non-satiating calories per day.
I’m not saying sugar is ok, just that this is a bad example.
This could be true as well. They went from drinking water at zero calories to drinking Coke at 12/fluid ounce. These are poor people living in a fucking desert so I doubt they had office jobs, so they would probably consume 3L of water per day. That’s 1,200+ additional completely non-satiating calories per day.
I’m not saying sugar is ok, just that this is a bad example.
7/5/2025, 1:55:19 PM
>>509561749
Anon, the American underclass is being deported. I thought it was just a sort of political gesture or social signal to appease the masses, but it may very well be to make way for automation. There are many facets to this issue:
>14th Amendment
This is the birthright citizenship part of the US constitution. It was added after slavery. Repatriation back to Africa had been happening for decades, but this ensured a constant underclass of cheap labor. It was tried and upheld during a massive influx of foreigners during the Industrial Revolution, again for cheap labor. The current political climate is to abolish this amendment, presumably because cheap human labor is obsolete.
>US abundance of cheap labor meant no innovations in automation for some industries
This is particularly true for agriculture. Even going back as far as Cesar Chavez, we had organized efforts against automation. That didn’t stop the technology from advancing, it only stopped its implementation in the US. We’ve now reached a point where the tech is cheaper than the Mexican slaves. Meat processing as well, with Marel doing insane stuff like slicing up chickens with laser precision using water jets.
>population decline
If you look at pre WW2 birth rates, and compare where they would have led the US to where the demographics actually landed, there were 70 million excess births after the war and before 1966. They went on to have more than a replacement rate as well. There are 40 million people aged 55 to 65. Another 60 million are over 65. 100 million people total; 30% of the country that are either retired or will be in the next ten years. AI and automation are being rushed in to replace the near-retirees.
Anon, the American underclass is being deported. I thought it was just a sort of political gesture or social signal to appease the masses, but it may very well be to make way for automation. There are many facets to this issue:
>14th Amendment
This is the birthright citizenship part of the US constitution. It was added after slavery. Repatriation back to Africa had been happening for decades, but this ensured a constant underclass of cheap labor. It was tried and upheld during a massive influx of foreigners during the Industrial Revolution, again for cheap labor. The current political climate is to abolish this amendment, presumably because cheap human labor is obsolete.
>US abundance of cheap labor meant no innovations in automation for some industries
This is particularly true for agriculture. Even going back as far as Cesar Chavez, we had organized efforts against automation. That didn’t stop the technology from advancing, it only stopped its implementation in the US. We’ve now reached a point where the tech is cheaper than the Mexican slaves. Meat processing as well, with Marel doing insane stuff like slicing up chickens with laser precision using water jets.
>population decline
If you look at pre WW2 birth rates, and compare where they would have led the US to where the demographics actually landed, there were 70 million excess births after the war and before 1966. They went on to have more than a replacement rate as well. There are 40 million people aged 55 to 65. Another 60 million are over 65. 100 million people total; 30% of the country that are either retired or will be in the next ten years. AI and automation are being rushed in to replace the near-retirees.
7/3/2025, 3:42:36 PM
>>22893957
It’s not just the time it takes (no one said they’re finishing), but the logistics involved. I’ve put together events with just a few dozen people (not sex related) and the logistics become tough because not everyone is on the same page, and some people are just fucking stupid.
But I mean, are guys really expected to walk up, stick in for a few pumps, then… leave? The entire story falls apart under even the slightest scrutiny.
The sad part is that people actually believe it. I’m guessing it’s something like this:
>I hate women
>this one claims to have done a gross/awful thing
>I’ll point to it as justification of my hatred
I hate women as much as the next guy, but that doesn’t make these stories believable, and I’m not so blinded by my hatred to not see things logically.
Nate as of pointing out that she’s a mega white, we should be pointing out that she’s lying about being one (which in some ways is much worse).
It’s not just the time it takes (no one said they’re finishing), but the logistics involved. I’ve put together events with just a few dozen people (not sex related) and the logistics become tough because not everyone is on the same page, and some people are just fucking stupid.
But I mean, are guys really expected to walk up, stick in for a few pumps, then… leave? The entire story falls apart under even the slightest scrutiny.
The sad part is that people actually believe it. I’m guessing it’s something like this:
>I hate women
>this one claims to have done a gross/awful thing
>I’ll point to it as justification of my hatred
I hate women as much as the next guy, but that doesn’t make these stories believable, and I’m not so blinded by my hatred to not see things logically.
Nate as of pointing out that she’s a mega white, we should be pointing out that she’s lying about being one (which in some ways is much worse).
7/2/2025, 12:00:12 PM
>>509292190
I don’t understand how men would be enticed by this, given the fact that pornography is ubiquitous and 90% of all guys over the age of 11 are addicted to it.
I don’t understand how men would be enticed by this, given the fact that pornography is ubiquitous and 90% of all guys over the age of 11 are addicted to it.
7/2/2025, 12:00:12 PM
>>22889743
I don’t understand how men would be enticed by this, given the fact that pornography is ubiquitous and 90% of all guys over the age of 11 are addicted to it.
I don’t understand how men would be enticed by this, given the fact that pornography is ubiquitous and 90% of all guys over the age of 11 are addicted to it.
6/19/2025, 7:16:43 PM
>implement a draft
They already have mandatory conscription for literally everyone. They’ve been doing it for years. Even the regards get drafted (they go to a military-themed nationalists camp, which is a nice thing to do when you think about it).
They already have mandatory conscription for literally everyone. They’ve been doing it for years. Even the regards get drafted (they go to a military-themed nationalists camp, which is a nice thing to do when you think about it).
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