RT @Steve_Sailer: Shooting victims in New York City are up 102% year-to-date over 2019, with most of the incremental carnage dating not to…
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25) … a natural selection which is at the state level, if not the civilizational level. With islam the bacterial that consumes the waste, and has the most ignorance producing, and dysgenic (devolutionary) effects by design.
Source date (UTC): 2020-10-31 21:13:45 UTC
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24) So in other words, despite my Jeffersonian instincts, and my specialization in economics and law, this means everyone is wrong. Everyone failed. Because the problem is downward expansion of unregulated reproduction in the absence of natural selection ….
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24) So in other words, despite my Jeffersonian instincts, and my specialization in economics and law, this means everyone is wrong. Everyone failed. Because the problem is downward expansion of unregulated reproduction in the absence of natural selection ….
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23) Regulating state, market, and family participants to ‘living within their means’ that maintains the balance of power, and it is only rule of law of tort that can be used to measure that balance.
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21) Created an invasion no different from the Germanic invasion of the roman empire, or the Muslim invasion of the great civilizations of the ancient world, brought abouta conflict like that of the roman republic, and effectively doomed western civilization.
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20) Created a military that is in fact subject to the same ‘mercenary’ division of interests as has caused the collapse of the roman legions. Access to political power that has brought the Bolshevic Revolution to the west. Created a cult of social and psychological pseudoscience
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20) Created a military that is in fact subject to the same ‘mercenary’ division of interests as has caused the collapse of the roman legions. Access to political power that has brought the Bolshevic Revolution to the west. Created a cult of social and psychological pseudoscience
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19) … meritocratic houses of the classes as a market for the production of commons. Undermined the tolerance of an homogenous ethnocentric polity to redistribute and sacrifice, undermined their ability to appeal to the state, eliminated juridical defense against the state …
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17) So the unpleasant lesson is that (despite my libertarian origins) is that Fasicm won the debate of the 20th. The french revolution destroyed the core of europe: the holy roman empire’s federation of states under customary law of tort, that French division of powers, …
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16) …where the state absorbs labor necessary to produce commons, and a rule of law of reciprocity economy, for the exploitation of opportunities for consumption, while regulating the population to semi-autarkic limits of the geography.
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14) … the ancient world and they failed in the modern world, and while replacing the siberian-americans, are being replaced just as the indo-Iranians and the Persians have been replaced and to the same negative consequences.
Source date (UTC): 2020-10-31 21:13:42 UTC
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13) So where Chinese reached out to the world and found it lesser, Europeans reached out to the world and saw the opportunity for more ‘profit from the domestication of man’. The difference is, that outgroups can’t be domesticated. and Europeans always failed. They failed in …
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Yep. So I don’t see china making any mistakes. They don’t have to succeed so much as outlive the rest of us FAILING to control our populations. The USA shouldn’t have any more population than russia 150M or so. But we have hostiles internally, in south america, and canada.
Source date (UTC): 2020-10-31 19:55:45 UTC
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7) So the question I’m asking is whether China as foolish as it seems, or simply continuing with the Chinese strategy of delay and deceive while playing the long game, given they know everyone else plays the short game (other than islam)?
Thanks 😉
Source date (UTC): 2020-10-31 19:03:26 UTC
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6) In a world of scarcity (china) I would plan for population collapse into cities, technology and automation, regional domestication of origins of water sources(Tibet Mongolia), and the gradual shift away from hydrocarbons NEXT century. And to CONSUME today’s advantage to do it.
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6) In a world of scarcity (china) I would plan for population collapse into cities, technology and automation, regional domestication of origins of water sources(Tibet Mongolia), and the gradual shift away from hydrocarbons NEXT century. And to CONSUME today’s advantage to do it.
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5) So the primary problem for all states with future ambitions (the west has none) is the equilibrium between demographics, automation, and resources – not consumption. Humans literally can’t consume much more – even information.
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