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  • The Current Dysgenia

    October 10th, 2018 8:26 AM THE CURRENT DYSGENIA

    1. Colonialism was a profound if not most profound good since the invention of farming – we dragged mankind out of ignorance, superstition, poverty, disease, hard labor, child mortality, early death, suffering, tyranny, and subjectivity to the vicissitudes of nature. Our failure was only in having the european civil wars and leaving our project incomplete.
    2. Slavery was universal and whites were more frequently the subject of it (by muslims) than perpetrators of it. Whites are not malaria-immune but many blacks are. Whites have higher (hotter) metabolisms, and blacks don’t. Whites had to be taken from the criminal class. Africans were captured by other africans as prisoners of war in order to attempt to unify west african empires (which would have happened).

    This meant that the warm weather colonies most able to produce high value goods (particularly sugar) with Africans, and therefore (a) had more survivors, (b) spread the genes of previously constrained peoples to new territories, (c) forcibly modernized both cultures, civilizations and Genes. And it was not ‘known’ that enslaved primitives were capable of civilized behavior at the time. It was only in the 19th century after the industrial revolution that we found that citizens were more profitable than serfs, were more profitable than slaves.

    1. Creating middle classes by resource exploitation, and selling manufactured (value added) goods to developing peoples was the only means possible of dragging the vast body of dirty, ignorant, superstitious, violent, poor, disease ridden, un-domesticated human animals out of of their condition, and reforming their societies incrementally until they themselves could create a middle class civilization capable of self governance without threat to more advanced civilizations.

    I don’t ignore anything. I don’t make mistakes. It’s my job to expose and educate the ignorant, unable, sophomoric, and willingly deceptive. πŸ˜‰ lol

    1. We treat people as they deserve to be treated, and forcibly domesticate them as we have forcibly domesticated them for 3500 years.
    2. Humans are just another mammal whos dominance hierarchy can be taken over, reproduction controlled through criminal punishment, reproductive suppression, and taxation, leaving only those capable of middle class participation existing.

    This is why the west is rich and the rest of the world is poor: domestication of man.

    1. Meaning, that we have, as have east asians, practiced organized eugenics (self domestication) for thousands of years. A process that was Reversed unfortunately by the industrial revolution, which has led to the current dysgenia.
  • The Manufacture of Ignorance

    October 10th, 2018 7:30 PM THE MANUFACTURE OF IGNORANCE: PROGRESSIVISM BY DESIGN

    [G]iven that you can teach basic contract law, and basic economics, micro, and macro, and basic cash accounting to a 12 year old, with no more complicated analogy than a balance scale, the question is, WHY DON’T WE?

  • The Complex Problem of India

    October 10th, 2018 10:35 AM GOOD READ ON UNDERSTANDING THE COMPLEX PROBLEM OF INDIA http://akarlin.com/2012/08/the-puzzle-of-indian-iq-a-country-of-gypsies-and-jews/ REDUCTION: genetic drag is inalterable.

  • Etymology and The Law

    October 10th, 2018 7:27 PM ETYMOLOGY AND THE LAW

    My first day in Law class, the 83 year old professor walked in with a volume of the OED, and taught us the etymology of the word “NIce”. This was how he introduced the problem of the interpretation of the Law. My world was forever changed. πŸ˜‰

  • The Manufacture of Ignorance

    October 10th, 2018 7:30 PM THE MANUFACTURE OF IGNORANCE: PROGRESSIVISM BY DESIGN

    [G]iven that you can teach basic contract law, and basic economics, micro, and macro, and basic cash accounting to a 12 year old, with no more complicated analogy than a balance scale, the question is, WHY DON’T WE?

  • We are ‘honest’ when we say they are talking animals

    October 10th, 2018 6:59 PM

    [W]e are ‘Generous’ when we say they lack Agency. We are ‘Kind’ when we say they are just dim. We are ‘forgiving’ when we say they are just NPC’s. We are ‘honest’ when we say they are talking animals – the domestic Pets of the left.

    (Ouch)

  • Etymology and The Law

    October 10th, 2018 7:27 PM ETYMOLOGY AND THE LAW

    My first day in Law class, the 83 year old professor walked in with a volume of the OED, and taught us the etymology of the word “NIce”. This was how he introduced the problem of the interpretation of the Law. My world was forever changed. πŸ˜‰

  • Propertarianism – Who to Follow

    October 10th, 2018 4:23 PM PROPERTARIANISM – WHO TO FOLLOW Suggestions: Follow John Mark (videos), Daniel Gurpide (history), Simon Strâm (genetics), Bill Joslin (Kindler Gentler Perspective), Eli Harman and Ely Harman (Cooperative and Uncooperative Economics – the unkind ungentle perspective), Steve Pender (insights on cooperative economics), Brandon Hayes (Making Everything Accessible), Brendan Hegarty and Bryan Nova Brey and Ahmed Reda if you need help understanding. James Santagata (Counter Pilpul/Critique/GSRM arguments – and sarcasm), Skye Stewart (comparative thought), Igor Rogov (slavic perspective), although I have multiple russian contributors that help as well; and Alain Dwight up and coming with occasional deep insights. @HBD_Chick on Twitter (Clannishness), @Jayman on Twitter (genetics), @rolf dolgren on twitter (social science), @nassim taleb on twitter, @charles murray on twitter (talking points), @James Woods on Twitter (talking points). (UPDATE: added mark, brey, hayes, dwight, ahmed reda… will add others as I think of them.)

  • We are ‘honest’ when we say they are talking animals

    October 10th, 2018 6:59 PM

    [W]e are ‘Generous’ when we say they lack Agency. We are ‘Kind’ when we say they are just dim. We are ‘forgiving’ when we say they are just NPC’s. We are ‘honest’ when we say they are talking animals – the domestic Pets of the left.

    (Ouch)

  • Irony In ‘Holocaust’ Memes

    October 10th, 2018 4:14 PM

    ( The irony of the hard right using oven metaphors with utter confidence that they didn’t exist, and gas metaphors with utter confidence the only gas was used for delousing linens. And yes, I understand that the right wing mind loves irony and hyperbole. It’s still strange somehow. )