When did the world become pussified?

[TheReal_ND]

I'm actually going to leave my son some property. Maybe with a chicken coop a trailer or cuck shed and a few guns with a diesel truck. I'm going to leave him all my books and I'm going to leave him no debt. I plan on blowing my brains out before I take extended life care or get smothered by my nurse Juanita

[Speaker to Animals]

I'm actually going to leave my son some property. Maybe with a chicken coop a trailer or cuck shed and a few guns with a diesel truck. I'm going to leave him all my books and I'm going to leave him no debt. I plan on blowing my brains out before I take extended life care or get smothered by my nurse Juanita

That's been my plan.

But instead of blowing my brains out, I will just go join some war somewhere. Pretty sure there will be civil wars everywhere in about two decades.

[katarn]

Gen Z falls all over the place. You have essentially liberalists like me, far rights and republicans along with the most sjw of sjws.

[TheReal_ND]

Show your work

[Speaker to Animals]

LOL

They have no idea what is coming.

On Deck, “Generation Z,” the most conservative generation in 70 years. Born between 1995 -2010, they’re fiscally conservative, staunchly supportive of personal freedoms, and strong on national security including counter-terrorism and cyber-security, with a hint of isolationism. They don’t fit the mold for either political party in their current form, which is probably why data suggests they support the unconventional Donald Trump over the political status quo offered by either party.

“Digital Natives,” this generation will never experience life without the internet and interconnectivity of the landscape around them. They’ve never needed to ask another human being for directions – the world is open to them with limitless sources of information and no need to rely on one form of media. They are driven thinkers, attracted to fast-paced data, and willing to sift through the noise to find evidence backing their own ideologies and beliefs. While the September 11th attacks may not viscerally impact them like it does their elders, Gen Z has never known life without the threat posed by radical Islamic terrorism, and has had no experience of the world where the United States was not at war.

In comparison to preceding generations that had their early development shaped by naïve Disney movies and picture-postcard generalizations, Generation Z is growing up in the age of YouTube, twitter, and for better or worse, LiveLeak. This raw exposure to global events generates a more realistic, pragmatic, and a more calibrated, nuanced outlook than millennials before them. Gen Z values being challenged, contradiction, and debate, because their limitless options for information provides them with confidence.

Old mainstays of conventional politics are going to be pushed to the wayside as these “digital natives” gravitate to traditional positions from both parties. Socially both conservative and liberal, fiscally conservative, issue-based, and meritocratic, they trend towards individualism vs. collectivism while still motivated to effect social change.

This is perhaps the mechanism behind their strong support for Donald Trump. In polling data collected by the Hispanic Heritage Foundation including 50,000 high-school students aged 14-18 just prior to the election, first time voters presented a 46% – 31% divide in favor of the Republican candidate with primary concerns being education, gun rights, and health care. When expanded to reflect their generation as a whole Trump still maintained a 14-point advantage over Clinton at 34% — 20%.

http://dailycaller.com/2017/02/07/the-p ... democrats/

[TheReal_ND]

Not a Jew btw

[Calculus Man]

Doesn't Jewish ancestry pass through the "jewess"? How are you supposed to tell who's who from a patriarchal surname?

[TheReal_ND]

Yes it's matrilineal. It becomes exceedingly difficult to distinguish when you arrive at Germanic names because Jews will take them.

In this case after a cursory search I decided he's more fash than he lets on.

[I just Lurk]

[quote=Voltaire]History is filled with the sounds of silk slippers going down and wooden shoes going up.[/quote]
Its a cycle. Adversity makes hard people. Some hard people capitalize on their surroundings and force better circumstances for themselves and their descendents. Their descenents dont have as much adversity, and therefore are not as hard.

Ever watched the show Naked and Afraid? For some reason being "triggered" never comes up, and a safe space means a fire to keep you from freezing.

Carlin had a good episode about this phenomenon call Old School Toughness. One of his better episodes.

Ps Shit's probably spelled wrong. Especially descendents.

[I just Lurk]

...cuck shed...

WTF. A place where your son can watch his mate get plowed?? Wat??