Well were all still here aren't we.
Societies try stuff out... Some win some lose...
The loser ideas don't make it.
The harem societies aren't really out-competing the others are they.
Dude, the entire western civilization is dying right now before our very eyes. Demographers call it the demographic winter. Marxists call it "end of whiteness".
This is happening, DrY. The degeneracy is real and its consequences are very real.
Your point about harems is kind of my point. If you, even now, would be surprised if (really when) feminists call for an end of laws against multiple marriage partners, you are really fucking deluding yourself. This shit will destroy us.
What's really gonna take people by surprise isn't gonna be the end of the west, which looks to be on the way, but the return of slavery.
No one is expecting that right now, and it's fucking obvious.
GrumpyCatFace wrote:Dumb slut partied too hard and woke up in a weird house. Ran out the door, weeping for her failed life choices, concerned townsfolk notes her appearance and alerted the fuzz.
As to the down trodden, I think all of this victim bullshit really does them a disservice.
Some benefit from getting over social stygmy, such as male and female rape victims, but most folks it holds them back,
It’s super helpful politically to get funding for shit, but really, most individuals need their own initiative empowered, which rarly is added by victimhood.
I would think this is also true with these online groups. I have a hard time believing an online incel group helped anyone. Sounds like a wallowing, victim cryfest that wouldn’t offer any solution.
It doesn’t really matter if females are fucked up. It’s still up to you to make a hand with the cards you are dealt.
nmoore63 wrote:I do wonder if we are in some anthopologocal gene event.
The woman’s choice in which genes are passed on has never been stronger in human history.
I imagine that has an impact on gene evolutionary survivability.
The fact that the woman chooses whos genes are passed on is a pretty unique feature in humans. It has been the case for time immemorial. A lot of our myths and basic stories circulate around this fact. JBP talks about it all the time.
Bret Weinstein & Heather Heying talked about it very well from an evolutional perspective when they visited Joe Rogan.
Okeefenokee wrote:
No one is expecting that right now, and it's fucking obvious.
In what way do you foresee a return of slavery?
What's the scenario... who enslaves who?
The strong enslave the weak and vulnerable. There's never been a general rule as to who and whom other than that.
It was the west that stamped out slavery around the world, and as the west declines, slavery rebounds.
More slaves today than ever. This was just an interruption of the norm.
GrumpyCatFace wrote:Dumb slut partied too hard and woke up in a weird house. Ran out the door, weeping for her failed life choices, concerned townsfolk notes her appearance and alerted the fuzz.
That's what Okee was saying... so I was asking him to clarify.
Contemporary slavery is commonplace and rarely talked about.
I agree there would be more of it after a decline of western civ... strong tribes enslave weak tribes... since forever.
It's a reason not to go rooting for the decline of the west.
Were the Chinese and Japanese civilization way less inclined towards slavery than Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome?
And the population of the world is how many Billions more than it was in the 1800s? Also, what is the definition of slavery today compared to what it was yesterday?
nmoore63 wrote:I do wonder if we are in some anthopologocal gene event.
The woman’s choice in which genes are passed on has never been stronger in human history.
I imagine that has an impact on gene evolutionary survivability.
The fact that the woman chooses whos genes are passed on is a pretty unique feature in humans. It has been the case for time immemorial. A lot of our myths and basic stories circulate around this fact. JBP talks about it all the time.
Bret Weinstein & Heather Heying talked about it very well from an evolutional perspective when they visited Joe Rogan.
