it goes against the idea of racial homogeneity creating higher levels of trust

might be stronger influences that neutralize that as a factor though

the state also being a Big Brother style 'in your buisness' entity probably contributes too

I rather see it as the shifting of the personal responsibility resulting in the outsourcing of societal cohesion.

the problems are the problems of the family involved, and the state

also yes

ironic herd mentality

everyone if self interested

and because of that, they act like a herd

Perfect 'cattle' if you look at it from a slavelord point of view

yarp

should check out the other video that i think was right next to it

with a social experient

oh well that video shows it actually

This is the result of the Chinese Cultural Revolution

america is very individualistic, but not necesssarily self interested

"should check out the other video that i think was right next to it"

Where do say the other link is?
@Boop / 브파 / C'thUwU

theres the whole 'nail that sticks up' thing

oh no, the video you linked has the video i was talking about

the guy reviews it

Ahh

Yep

I don't think I'd blame it entirely on the cultural revolution.

Chinese were slave cattle way before that.

reminds me

https://youtu.be/26EivpCPHnQ

chinese history

kind of sad

The Chinese haircuts were even meant to be a symbol of slavery, and not having one was highly illegal.

unless you were from the ruling class, that is.

Handy vid @Boop / 브파 / C'thUwU, thnks

china be fugged

needs to get some good ol fashioned british empire conquererin

worked well for India

thats something

Maybe christianity will do them some good.

ive never really known of an indian person that lives in the UK as being a shitty or stupid person

Apparently it's spreading pretty fast

just a brown, curry smelling british person

Yeah, well... Not much sense de-weeding your veggie patch if you are seeding your neighbours with the same seeds.

KHHm.. Oogle

So, maybe it was time ppl started thinking of gov. backed tech oligarchs as invading forces... If you look at their modus operandi (and you know what each gov tends to devolve into) you pretty much have to admit politics is nothing like it used to be before mass digital oppression.