They’re the ones that threw away the America they grew up in. I have nothing but contempt for the majority of boomers

Christmas is us carrying the ancestral memory of father winter with us wherever we go.

Winter made us what we are.

@Evan - NJ Nah dont be. They grew up in a time were life was easy and they trusted the system to tell them truth.

Fear of nuclear annihilation was a big psychological factor

@Evan - NJ They were an easily tricked and gullible generation. THey didn't have access to the information we do. Additionally, with minimal exposure to diversity, it's easy enough to believe it's a good thing.

I don't think they would ever have anticipated the establishment turning against the best interests of the entire west.

I mean, really it's unprecedented throughout human history.

True, I guess it’s easy to look back at them as foolish but it was uncharted territory at the time

When your friend posts about the declining population of seahorses but thinks you’re “a bit radicalized” when you try to explain the great replacement.

Think about how difficult it is to admit when you're wrong - as an individual. For a baby boomer to take on our worldview they would have to admit that the entire ideology of their generation was wrong.

Just about every politician, celebrity, institution and organization betrayed them, either consciously and unconsciously - and every one of their peers, every single person they have ever loved or respected in their life went right along with it.

They have to accept that premise in order to see the world the way many of us do. A massive and extremely bitter pill to swallow.

They love the Alt Light angle

Same values

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fucking conquered

i weep for my ancestors

The diversity dilemma: if everyone is the same then diversity is pointless. If they're not all the same then some differences must be bad.

The diversity paradox: the more heterogenuos mixing is enforced, the less diversity exists.

The equality dilemma: if all people are equal than prejudice is morally neutral preference. If they're not, then it could be justified.

The biological altruism dilemma: any species exhibiting out group benevolence must protect in group breeding to preserve the trait.

Those kind of arguments are great, and work well for people like us, frankly. People who try to be objective and intellectually honest - but they don't work on regular people.

Feelings don't care about your facts.

Emotional arguments are king.

The utopian principle: any system that eliminates all failure modes simply creates a catastrophic failure mode outside their concious horizon

I just got your gift in the mail @Reinhard Wolff 😃 Thank you very much.

Reason is king. Emotions are priests.

The king must rule the priests

Congrats! 2019's gonna be great. <:deye:359010025223618570>

@Perihelion - CA It's important that our worldview is both technically correct and morally defensible, however if we ever wish to have our ideas reach anything close to the mainstream, we will need to master emotional appeals.

They are more important that reason.

I would say wanting our people to exist is morally defensible. 😃

I agree they're important but the ruling class must be governed by reason

Check out @CR’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/CR/status/1072559267146817537?s=09

Boomer gen is evidence that when the elite buy their own emotional arguments chaos ensues

@Reinhard Wolff Congratulations

Well, we have a logically sound foundation. That won't be going anywhere.

It can if we start to eat our own propoganda

I'm not sure I know what you mean.

I'm not sure how tasty posters and banners are. 🤔

I mean emotional arguments must never supplant reason in our minds

No, but we must use them to gain the masses at this point.