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What constructive ideology would youth support?


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2023 Sep 16, 7:05pm   478 views  16 comments

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The left is motivated by nothing but resentment. It is composed of people insecure about their own abilities who want only to destroy those who have succeeded, because the success of others has made them feel bad about themselves:


Man would fain be great and sees that he is little; would fain be happy and sees that he is miserable; would fain be perfect and sees that he is full of imperfections; would fain be the object of the love and esteem of men, and sees that his faults merit only their aversion and contempt. The embarrassment wherein he finds himself produces in him the most unjust and criminal passions imaginable, for he conceives a mortal hatred against that truth which blames him and convinces him of his faults.

- Pascal

Youth (by which I mean, say, college students and similar ages) are generally insecure about their abilities, and so tend strongly left, wanting to tear down others instead of building up themselves. Thus they tend to support socialism, communism, etc.

What ideology might youth support that would be constructive instead of destructive? They need something to believe in and hope for.

My wife says that religion was used to give people something to believe in and hope for so that they would leave more successful people alone, and that's true historically, but I'm looking for something else, something that would motivate the young to respect tradition, defend freedom, and eliminate the Federal Reserve among other organizations that oppress us all.


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1   HeadSet   2023 Sep 17, 9:45am  

Patrick says

The left is motivated by nothing but resentment. It is composed of people insecure about their own abilities who want only to destroy those who have succeeded, because the success of others has made them feel bad about themselves:

And also loot. They benefit from believing that successful people should share with less talented or less hardworking folk.
2   Patrick   2023 Sep 17, 9:57am  

Lol, true!

The loot motive is at least as large as the resentment motive.
3   Ceffer   2023 Sep 17, 10:17am  

Whatever the ideology, it must include selfys, or it will never work.
4   Patrick   2023 Sep 17, 11:12am  

Patrick says

Man would fain be great and sees that he is little; would fain be happy and sees that he is miserable; would fain be perfect and sees that he is full of imperfections; would fain be the object of the love and esteem of men, and sees that his faults merit only their aversion and contempt. The embarrassment wherein he finds himself produces in him the most unjust and criminal passions imaginable, for he conceives a mortal hatred against that truth which blames him and convinces him of his faults.


Another way to phrase it:



6   stereotomy   2023 Sep 17, 12:35pm  

I have a 14 year old.

I tell him he needs to develop skills.

I tell him that some people are best using only their brains, but then again, these people often can't cook their own food or do their own laundry (ref: Paul Erdos).

If your talent is your brain/hands, that is something else.

It's hard for young people to understand, let alone plan, on what they will choose to do for the majority of their productive lives.

Our society is profoundly failing these children and young adults by telling them to adopt a development program which many (50+ percent of the population) are doomed to failure or mediocrity.

Trades are resurging - just ask anyone who needed work on their house in the last 5 years.

I think the future of men is in a renewed respect for the skilled trades (no ditch digging or the like). This includes power engineering, or other dangerous work that requires intelligence and wisdom. Men seek challenges - better it be in hazardous, but well-rewarded professions other than war.

Maybe the real question that is being asked is, foremost, how can young men, and similarly young women, find roles which both are meaningful to themselves and help their families and, to a degree, larger society?

I'm not talking about virtue signaling. I'm talking about jobs and careers that bring people out of poverty or impotence, and that allow these people to help others in their family or community, as opposed to being wage-raped by corporations to further globohomo goals.
7   Patrick   2023 Sep 17, 2:06pm  

I like that.

The answer is a "a good job". One that's meaningful and can support a family.
8   Patrick   2023 Sep 18, 1:27pm  

https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/promoting-a-cult-for-the-good-of


Promoting a Cult, for the "Good" of Society
Another fifth generation warfare tool of governments, propagandists and intelligence agencies ...

In 2021, I edited Robert F. Kennedy’s book “The Real Anthony Fauci”. It was a huge undertaking. I was proud of my contributions but also horrified by what that book revealed, as was Jill. She posted a link to the book on her facebook page - just a link mind you, with a recommendation to read the book. An in-law of ours who lives in the DC area, someone we thought of as a personal friend, immediately blocked Jill permanently. The sin being that Jill was being critical of Anthony Fauci by publicizing RFKjr’s carefully researched and footnoted book. This branch of our family has literally not talked to Jill or I since. We are not invited to gatherings where they are in attendance. We are permanently banned from the “village” for the social sin of posting a link that that was critical of Anthony Fauci.

This is one example cult-like behavior. I suspect that you are familiar with many others.

It was at that moment when I really began to realize that what was happening with the COVID-19 propaganda and how it was affecting people was more than just a misunderstanding or absence of facts. After listening to Dr. matthias desmond’s brilliant lecture in 2021 on mass formation - I began to formulate the idea that this was a much deeper issue that had underlying roots in totalitarian movements, as the holocaust survivor Hannah Arendt had laid out so clearly long ago.

My thinking has evolved on this topic. Yes, mass formation (groups) and mass psychosis - and I do mean psychosis, because I am writing of the individual, is a real phenomenon. Despite the fact that it is not listed in the American “Diagnostics and Statistics Manual”, many psychiatrists, psychologists and (even public leaders such as the late Robert McNamara) recognize this disorder.

I personally believe that the US government, the “five eyes” intelligence community and many world leaders have come to understand the power of cults, as well as the power of the mass formation process, and have learned to harness these psychosocial processes for their own purposes through neurolinguistic programming and other methods. They now use that power to manipulate the masses for their own purposes, as evidenced by the over 6,000 peer reviewed academic publications available on pubmed concerning vaccine hesitancy and studies on how to overcome it. 1260 of those papers can be found here. ...

Cult followers tend to have the following characteristics:

have less spiritual or religious upbringing

Young adults searching for their own personal identity

need for companionship

Loneliness and isolation

A desire to belong

Unassertiveness (the inability to say no or express criticism or doubt)

Gullibility

Low tolerance for ambiguity (need for absolute answers, impatience to obtain answers)

Cultural disillusionment (alienation, dissatisfaction with the status quo)

Idealism

Susceptibility to trance-like states (important for both neuro linguistic programming and hypnosis)

A lack of self-confidence

A desire for spiritual meaning

Ignorance of how groups can manipulate individuals

Cult leaders have the following characteristics:
narcissism

charismatic

dominant

obedience is demanded

They claim to have supernatural powers

They’re arrogant and boastful

Sociopaths/psychopaths (lack of empathy)

delusional

persuasive

authoritative and controlling

exploitative

What the government has come to understand is that cults have the ability to control people. And the government shares this objective- it has a vested interest in controlling people. Authoritarian governments in particular have an interest in controlling group behavior surreptitiously. ...

Of course, Dr. Anthony Fauci truly was promoted as the government’s head honcho, the cult leader of the COVIDcrisis. He was the talking head for the government’s policy on vaccines, mandates, masks and lock-downs. Anthony Fauci became the science for most people caught up in the narrative. The religion of masking, multiple boosters -even on babies and the utility of lock-downs, all for our own good, of course!

Anyone who questioned his authority or his facts was forcibly removed from the cult of Fauci. I was banned from Twitter for a year. In the case of some social media outlets, I am still banned. Linked-in for instance, still considers me dead to the world. Tiktok and Instagram shadow ban and have banned my accounts. Jill’s facebook page is literally unshared with others if she posts my substack articles. This battle with social media is far from over. ...

Many young girls from perfectly normal backgrounds are dressing like boys, cutting their hair, taking hormones, using chest compressors, taking puberty blockers and getting surgery to become boylike. This type of gender dysphoria is contagious, with groups of girls falling into the transgender cult almost simultaneously. It is important to note that up until a decade ago, girls were almost never presenting with gender dysphoria. ...

Of course, this is all very similar to the anorexia nervosa cult of the 1970s, with the big difference being that anorexia was properly recognized as a disease whereas Rapid-onset Gender Dysphoria” (ROGD) in girls has now been labelled as a “right”. ...
10   Ceffer   2023 Sep 18, 4:36pm  

I can't watch that Colbert stuff. It is so utterly degrading, contemptuous and insulting to the audience, it achieves a 10 on the vomit meter. He is one of the glittering eyed, powdered ferrets of the propaganda death machines. Venom dripping mass media Pennywise.
11   Patrick   2023 Sep 18, 5:06pm  

I thought Colbert was funny at first, but less so as time went on.

Now I cannot stand him at all.

In the Craigslist office there was a picture of Craig with Colbert. Tells you all you need to know right there.
12   richwicks   2023 Sep 18, 6:02pm  

Patrick says

I thought Colbert was funny at first, but less so as time went on.

Now I cannot stand him at all.

In the Craigslist office there was a picture of Craig with Colbert. Tells you all you need to know right there.


Colbert wasn't always awful:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2X93u3anTco

I bet he got a talking to after that, and "changed his ways". He humiliated Bush. George W. Bush has made the talk show rounds, but has NEVER shown up on Colbert.
13   AmericanKulak   2023 Sep 18, 6:23pm  

Colbert was just another Anti War, I hate Bush "Liberal" who was all about "Dissent is Patriotic" until the Mandatory Clot Shot and January 6th, or against War until "I support Ukraine". Probably loathed BigPharma until recently too.

Now do the Vax-Scene dance!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mq76QSlRiPo
14   richwicks   2023 Sep 18, 6:36pm  

AmericanKulak says

Colbert was just another Anti War, I hate Bush "Liberal" who was all about "Dissent is Patriotic" until the Mandatory Clot Shot and January 6th, or against War until "I support Ukraine". Probably loathed BigPharma until recently too.


He was right to oppose the stupid Iraq War, do you deny that? Think that war was a good idea?

He sold out when Barack ReBush took over, and continued all the same atrocities.

He could be a partisan hack, or he could be a true sellout. Nobody from the Bush regime has been on his show since he went "independent". I think he just realized making propaganda is profitable. I don't think he has any principles and just tapped into the anger about Bush lying us into a war over bullshit and he doesn't care that 800,000 Iraqis were killed.

If he was a younger man, he'd be a "Trump supporter", because that's fashionable at the moment and "counter-culture". He's stuck on a sinking ship now.

Hatred of George W. Bush was entirely justified, but so was hatred of Obomba.
16   fdhfoiehfeoi   2023 Sep 27, 8:47am  

Christian revivals have always started with young people. If you remove God, what's left?

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