The Tweet is Undefendable

[DBTrek]

People are scared, folks!

Why did I hear that in Dan Carlin's voice as soon as I read it?

[SuburbanFarmer]

Or, people are scared and are tuning in, despite the clownshow, for some hint of what's coming.

If "people are scared", then the problem lay with them, not reality.
Which explains why they would exodus in mass quantities toward the media - he bastion of American un-reality.

Weakness is no virtue.
Claiming victimhood is no virtue.
Being "scared" because "media reasons" is not only no virtue, it's a personal moral and intellectual failing.

And, once again, we are reminded of the shining virtue of our posters, and the moral failing that destroys our fellow man every day. Only by living under the Laws of God could they have saved themselves from ruin.

This has nothing to do with personal virtue. It's the system that we're in. The society is constantly cattle-prodded toward insanity every day, to distract from getting steam-rolled by the elites. It's all their fault, of course, because they just weren't good enough.

[DBTrek]

No Grumpy, you're right.
It's not people's fault at all.
In fact, it's society's fault.
Everything is society's fault.

A fitting epitaph for the countless millions of professional victims whose sole survival skill involves constantly pointing their finger of blame outward.

Weak.
Pathetic.
Sad.
Useless.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

Those loser punk ass bitches should stop eating sugar.

I hear that does something.

[SuburbanFarmer]

No Grumpy, you're right.
It's not people's fault at all.
In fact, it's society's fault.
Everything is society's fault.

A fitting epitaph for the countless millions of professional victims whose sole survival skill involves constantly pointing their finger of blame outward.

Weak.
Pathetic.
Sad.
Useless.

Pretty much, yeah.

Societies are the macro-organisms of humanity. We have 7 billion people, all with their own little foibles, virtues, and failings. You think that any significant portion of them will decide to act in the same way because they didn't pray hard enough, or all just decided to be selfish and start a war, or burn a forest?

These decisions are made by a tiny elite. This is universal. We don't take 350 million opinions into account when crafting a policy or a law. That decision is made by a few hundred little elites that determine the incentives and regulations and procedures to be applied to the society. They dictate what information will be given to the larger herd, and the larger herd responds according to their own self interests.

Joe the Dumptruck Driver didn't decide to dump a million tons of mercury into a river and poison the surrounding communities. He was told it was 'contained' and his company 'cares' and it's all under control. Besides, he has to pay the bills, and he hasn't got time to investigate. His boss, his boss, and his boss didn't make that decision - they were told the same. The decision was made in a boardroom by people that DGAF, measuring profits vs. risks. Since that risk was determined by the government to be nil (because jawbs), they figure 'fuck it, dump the shit and pay the fine'.

Similarly, JaMiqua the welfare queen didn't really decide to be on welfare. She had a limited set of choices, and that one makes the most sense for her family. The program was created by the tiny group of elites, and the whole clusterfuck system has limited options in the area for meaningful employment. You expect her to work 80 hours for the same money, or sit at home and try to keep her kids in school in a shit neighborhood? What would you do?

How good it must feel to sit there and judge the individuals, rather than what put them there. How right the world must feel, when everyone's outcome is determined by their personal virtue. Just make sure you don't think about it too hard.

Side note: Do you scorn drug addicts, or the dealers? After all, those addicts did it to themselves, right?

[DBTrek]

Paragraphs of predictable (fabricated) sob stories and finger pointing.
OMG, OMG, OMG it's all the "elites". We have no personal agency. Our personal woes are completely inflicted by outside sources!
What did it do for you?

What did it do for anyone?

Nothing.

Yet you can't break your conditioning, can you?
Of course you can't.
Because that would require believing in individual responsibility and personal agency.

[DBTrek]

. . . Blaming others is a classic personality disorder feature and after believing this for many years, people with a Personality Disorder may not truly feel they are responsible for their behavior — even their criminal behavior. They have rethought, reworked, and excused their behaviors to the point that they fail to see that they are the common denominator in all their difficulties. Convicted criminals, with crimes ranging from auto theft to homicide, all have a similar attitude — “Incarceration is unfair”. They don’t factor victims into their crimes in any way. For this reason, those with a Personality Disorder have very little understanding and insight into their attitudes that ruin relationships. Victims will assure you that trying to explain a normal, healthy position to an individual with a Personality Disorder is almost impossible.
http://counsellingresource.com/therapy/ ... tanding/3/

The problem with pushing a 'victim' narrative onto society is that it breeds mental illness. Whether this manifests as veteran's rising disability claims and suicide rates or the abysmal performance of multi-generational "welfare" families, the evidence is hard to ignore. You really want to fuck up a generation or demographic of people? Tell them it's ok that they're useless to society, because circumstances (war, trauma, poverty, racism, etc) are to blame, and then reward them for being non-productive victims.
Watch those suicide rates soar.
Turns out being pitied by the majority isn't healthy.

Something to keep in mind, since you'll be raising a gaggle of your own little GCFs.

/shrug

[TheReal_ND]

Well whites out do any other race world wide for suicide by a wide margin. Nipponese might have us beat.

[Speaker to Animals]

Having been married to a woman with a personality disorder, I can assure you most of these people don't have one, though the cultural Marxist narrative is particularly appealing to females with such a disorder, since it aids them in playing the victim and garnering social assistance in further abusing their victims.

We are talking about women who will go to a YouTube video published by therapists to help victims and try to make it all about themselves in the comment section. If you don't believe that, go to YouTube and search for a relatively popular video about how victims can cope from the abuse of borderline individuals. Then read the comments.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

Not for nothing, but I have yet to meet a single human being with a properly ordered personality.