Starprophet @[email protected]
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@MetastasizedHeroicism Climate change took about 30 years to hit its sell-by date.
They speedran viruses into 'whatever' stage in two years of coronahoax. Notice none of the attempts since flew, and mRNA booster compliance is now in the single digits.
They speedran viruses into 'whatever' stage in two years of coronahoax. Notice none of the attempts since flew, and mRNA booster compliance is now in the single digits.
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@Obfuskation Getting Trump to bomb Iran was no casual decision, it was the culmination of 46 years of propaganda... and it didn't even work. It failed to get us stuck in the Iranian tarbaby, it decimated Trump's approval (his freefall began with the Iran war) and it exposed Israel's fatal weakness. Things everyone involved (aside from Iran) would like to forget.
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@Obfuskation As attacking Iran made Trump less popular that is unlikely.
It's not even clear that it helped Netanyahu, considering that it was the most humiliating defeat Israel has ever suffered, high tech precision targeted missiles pounding the shit out of Tel Aviv for 12 days until they cried uncle.
It's not even clear that it helped Netanyahu, considering that it was the most humiliating defeat Israel has ever suffered, high tech precision targeted missiles pounding the shit out of Tel Aviv for 12 days until they cried uncle.
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Working for Americans has really highlighted how deeply ugly the US corporate culture has become. And I'm not even talking about just the chronic diversity, jew daycare work ethic, and the love for outsourcing to poojeet slave labour. These are all huge problems of course, but they tend to mostly impact non-critical shit and they're not really reflective of the inner core of corporate cancer (although the poojeet importation obsession is metastacising quickly).
What i've found is that there's a fundamental illness to american managerialism that results in a near total disregard for building up internal assets. There's no faith or trust in upskilling or investing further in high performers. Managers will more willingly look outwards and engage in cutthroat hiring practices than expend resources internally. People are actively discouraged from stepping outside of their comfort zones to broaden their knowledge, then subjected to hollow, unhelpful corporate training that lies to them and tells them "we're one big happy family and we support each other".
This sociopathic culture of insincerity and cynical view of all people as fungible is so antithetical to building competency it's no wonder that completely ineffectual retards straight outta Mumbai can so easily cruise in the door on their fraudulent credentialism, smear shit on everything and then hire eleventy thousand of their cousins.
What i've found is that there's a fundamental illness to american managerialism that results in a near total disregard for building up internal assets. There's no faith or trust in upskilling or investing further in high performers. Managers will more willingly look outwards and engage in cutthroat hiring practices than expend resources internally. People are actively discouraged from stepping outside of their comfort zones to broaden their knowledge, then subjected to hollow, unhelpful corporate training that lies to them and tells them "we're one big happy family and we support each other".
This sociopathic culture of insincerity and cynical view of all people as fungible is so antithetical to building competency it's no wonder that completely ineffectual retards straight outta Mumbai can so easily cruise in the door on their fraudulent credentialism, smear shit on everything and then hire eleventy thousand of their cousins.
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@dickflatteningenthusiast At one of my very first jobs the manager repeatedly emphasized that the goal of the corporation was to make every employee entirely replacable so as to maximize efficiency and avoid becoming dependent on any individual who might then quit or die and disturb the functioning of the machine.
I took that message to heart, as did everyone else. Total demotivation.
This has been a central error for a long time.
I took that message to heart, as did everyone else. Total demotivation.
This has been a central error for a long time.
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@judgedread @dickflatteningenthusiast My first two jobs as a professional engineer were at almost century old very large corporations founded by Canadian engineers. There was a proper way to do things and they were done that way. No exceptions.
If you wanted to advance at one you had to be employed for seven(!) years at the company and then they sent you to a two year internal program that taught you *everything* about how the company ran. You started at the coke ovens, actual hands on work with a shovel, and finished at the head office. The other tech company I worked at had a similar program.
Imagine my surprise as I moved on in tech at just how incompetently so many companies are run. Where it is the rule than the exception. I understand that now as fact but the waste, the absolute waste that occurs. Good ideas that go nowhere. Good people have what could be productive careers sidelined.
It's no wonder Russia and China were able to outstrip us. You just need a culture of competency. It's that easy.
If you wanted to advance at one you had to be employed for seven(!) years at the company and then they sent you to a two year internal program that taught you *everything* about how the company ran. You started at the coke ovens, actual hands on work with a shovel, and finished at the head office. The other tech company I worked at had a similar program.
Imagine my surprise as I moved on in tech at just how incompetently so many companies are run. Where it is the rule than the exception. I understand that now as fact but the waste, the absolute waste that occurs. Good ideas that go nowhere. Good people have what could be productive careers sidelined.
It's no wonder Russia and China were able to outstrip us. You just need a culture of competency. It's that easy.
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@jb Better on the border than Biden. Even if the actual deportation numbers need to be a good deal higher, I've enjoyed both the reversal of policy and the freak out. The USAID cuts have been pleasantly unexpected. The seeming cultural turn against the tranny thing has been nice. Having him and Vance repeatedly tell the UK and the rest of Europe to stop being so censorious was needed, and again, surprising. I don't think anyone else would ever do that.
The move to redraw congressional districts in certain red states in an off year is actually pretty ballsy. Democrats have never been afraid to use power to their advantage, while the Republicans have always been eager to be the principled losers. This goes to him seeming to be retraining that party to stop being such pussies and play hardball. If that attitude takes root, it could pay unexpected dividends down the line.
The Orange Goof is far, far, far from perfect. He is after all a 70 year old game show host, 90's New York Democrat-Boomer. The Israeli ball washing makes me want to throw up in my mouth, as does the Epstein thing. There's a lot more I want from him, a lot more. But given the condition and structure of the economy, the government, the judiciary, given who pulls the strings and writes the checks behind the scenes, given where we are and what we are as a country ... we could have done much worse. I never expected him to "fix" things the way I'd like because I don't think it can be fixed, not to the degree I or those here would like.
Trump is a baby step in the right direction. I'd love to see the game winning touchdown right now, but as long as the ball is moving down the field, even a little bit, I'll take it and then keep pushing for more. Democrats/the left/the forces of entropy got so powerful in just that way; always pushing, setting things up so they always ratchet in their direction, taking their small wins then immediately agitating for more.
People are openly saying "nigger" now. The noticing has never been higher, and it will keep growing as the Boomers die off and Gen Z comes into its own. Talking heads are now openly talking about the end of liberalism as a philosophy, discussing the flaws of the Enlightenment, debating what comes after. Feminism has become a dirty word. The common person now recognizes that going to university is not just a waste of time and money, but that the institutions are pretty much insane asylums and brain washing operations. There are a number of things moving in the right direction. Not quickly, not massively. It's baby steps, but it is moving. And for the first time in my nearly half a century, it feels like the ratchet effect is working in our favor.
I won't live to see it come to a head, but coming to a head it is. I suspect my young nephews will live to see it, and I think they'll handle it pretty well. That's enough to keep me going.
The move to redraw congressional districts in certain red states in an off year is actually pretty ballsy. Democrats have never been afraid to use power to their advantage, while the Republicans have always been eager to be the principled losers. This goes to him seeming to be retraining that party to stop being such pussies and play hardball. If that attitude takes root, it could pay unexpected dividends down the line.
The Orange Goof is far, far, far from perfect. He is after all a 70 year old game show host, 90's New York Democrat-Boomer. The Israeli ball washing makes me want to throw up in my mouth, as does the Epstein thing. There's a lot more I want from him, a lot more. But given the condition and structure of the economy, the government, the judiciary, given who pulls the strings and writes the checks behind the scenes, given where we are and what we are as a country ... we could have done much worse. I never expected him to "fix" things the way I'd like because I don't think it can be fixed, not to the degree I or those here would like.
Trump is a baby step in the right direction. I'd love to see the game winning touchdown right now, but as long as the ball is moving down the field, even a little bit, I'll take it and then keep pushing for more. Democrats/the left/the forces of entropy got so powerful in just that way; always pushing, setting things up so they always ratchet in their direction, taking their small wins then immediately agitating for more.
People are openly saying "nigger" now. The noticing has never been higher, and it will keep growing as the Boomers die off and Gen Z comes into its own. Talking heads are now openly talking about the end of liberalism as a philosophy, discussing the flaws of the Enlightenment, debating what comes after. Feminism has become a dirty word. The common person now recognizes that going to university is not just a waste of time and money, but that the institutions are pretty much insane asylums and brain washing operations. There are a number of things moving in the right direction. Not quickly, not massively. It's baby steps, but it is moving. And for the first time in my nearly half a century, it feels like the ratchet effect is working in our favor.
I won't live to see it come to a head, but coming to a head it is. I suspect my young nephews will live to see it, and I think they'll handle it pretty well. That's enough to keep me going.
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“nah that’s wrong, the liberal model does not depend or rely on Christian morals,”
ZOG requires belief in gullible selfless self-sacrifice to persuade dangerous military aged White men to believe in it.
That’s why American men have a suicide rate of 40,000 per year. Instead of a Luigi rate :luigi_gun2: of 40,000 jew bankers, police chiefs, judges, politicians, journalists, and CEOs per year.
It’s gullible selfless self-sacrifice that tricks men into:
Getting McMarried to an American whore, then McDivorced by the American whore. With the whore getting cash and prizes.
Wasting time and money on the prom.
Building a useless credit score by going into debt, instead of building wealth.
Going above and beyond at your job, without actually getting paid more.
Working for free in internships.
Paying for dates.
Paying for a single mom’s bastard children by other men.
Sending food to apefrica, so that those poor little niggers can grow up to become big murderous niggers, and multiply.
Committing suicide, instead of getting even with the vermin who screwed them over.
Believing in romance and other female lies.
Giving cash to a druggie bum on the street, encouraging that worthless bum to harass more people at the store.
Kneeling before women, and giving everything to women without getting anything in return.
https://www.theforged.org/post/7-virtues-of-true-men-sacrifice
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@judgedread @DMA It's something I've seen others note too. Even 8 years ago leftists could make appeals to Christian morality ("Christ would want you to help brown people"), but that rotted away from over abuse and they were basically left with an appeal to authority ("Joe Biden demands you help brown people") but with authority shaky they're left with...strange sh!t.
I had some odd comeback on Twitter to one of my posts and I had to to stew it in my mind for a bit before I realized that the opposing poster was trying to call me a racist without mentioning race, Christianity, or any sort of loose cultural norm.
I had some odd comeback on Twitter to one of my posts and I had to to stew it in my mind for a bit before I realized that the opposing poster was trying to call me a racist without mentioning race, Christianity, or any sort of loose cultural norm.
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@DMA It's not that liberals want to be accepted by Christians, it's that they are starting to generate pro-Christian propaganda to revitalize the churches, having come to realize that their culture-system depended on Christianity for a critical memetic component.
Namely the command to help the weak, poor and broken.
Something the irreligious have no rational motive to do.
Namely the command to help the weak, poor and broken.
Something the irreligious have no rational motive to do.
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@DMA It's subtle so far, but I assure you they are getting cold feet. The rising pagan, transhuman and atheist ideologies of strength, mercilessness and survival of the fittest will make them long for Jerry Falwell's sweet embrace.
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@Wartorn There is no way to tackle that without revoking feminism entirely, a massive project. Abolishing the income tax is a trivially easy task in comparison.
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