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Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Men not marrying?

Moron Young People

I
forgot, people fifty years ago were so "backward" and "repressive" and
"uneducated." That's why there were a thousand times as many engineers
in this country as there are today. That's why we went to the Moon 12
times with computers less powerful than the average wrist watch is
today. That's why we built the Panama Canal. Yep. People sure were
"backward" and "uneducated" back then. That's why an
1850s eighth grade proficiency exam is so difficult that college
graduates can't pass it today. That's why the average IQ in America is
expected to drop to just two points above mental retardation over the
next twenty years, why the average highschool graduate can't make change
or read at a fourth grade level and doesn't know how many states there
are or who the vice president is. But they are the "good enlightened
sexually liberated" progressives who know better than us, when they've
never done a single thing in their entire lives and never will because
they're a disease. They are leaches on society.

It would be
funny if people laughed at these morons and mocked them, because they
deserve to be mocked. They deserve to be mocked back to the basements
they crawled out from so we can take society back and take academia back
and start getting more native math and science degrees instead of
having to import all our smart people from overseas. It's true. The
school system is so badly broken that there aren't enough smart people
in America anymore so we have to import them from other countries.
Without the intellectual visas that are handed out by the hundreds every
year this country would have collapsed already. It's foreigners who are
keeping this country going, whether they invent our new technologies or
buy our debt or pick fruit in our orchards. If it wasn't for foreigners
this country would be gone already.

It's disgusting. It was
once fashionable to be smart in America. People used to hang out in
taverns and debate things, now they just want to get high and have sex.
The life of the average young person is totally consumed with personal
pleasure, and it's disgusting. They don't want to become professionals.
They don't want to be surgeons or engineers and build the new
telecommunications network or fix our electrical grid that's badly out
of date and is seriously vulnerable to systemic collapse. They don't
want to build safe thorium nuclear reactors to get us off of fossil
fuels, or figure out how to reclaim waste so we can reuse it without
making a mess. All they want is to play on their iphones and have sex,
that's it. It makes me want to vomit.

Sunday, January 5, 2014

Sightings





Here is a documentary from the 1990s about ghosts. They don't make them like this anymore, I guess. At least I haven't seen any like it recently, although, admittedly, I'm stuck watching old films on youtube.

Saturday, January 4, 2014

The War Against Cold Fusion





This is the ultimate green energy. The capacity exists to supply all of humanity's power needs for the next two billion years virtually free of charge and with no pollution output. With this all things are possible. Whole worlds open up and the stars themselves are available for colonisation. The ultimate freeing of humanity from all material limitations is available.



You had better believe the power elite are moving Heaven and Earth to kill this.

Saturday, December 28, 2013

I'm a sexy woman, so stop objectifying me!





Why is it deemed perfectly okay for women to objectify David Beckham,
while men who waggle their eyebrows at pretty young women are considered
pigs?



Watch and subscribe. Brilliant channel.

Sunday, December 15, 2013

On Disability

All
these pro-disability people are a fucking joke. They're right about one
thing, it's not a good thing to mock disabled people, but they're wrong
about everything else.

Why shouldn't we look for a cure for
blindness or deafness or crippleness? Why should we celebrate disibility
like it were a real accomplishment? It is wrong for the exact same
reason as chastising disibility. In trying to combat
hate or disaproval or "discrimination" or whatever they want to call
it, the pro-disability crowd goes off the deep end in the other
direction, becoming just as fanatical about celebrating what, in
reality, is nothing to celebrate.

That's one of the biggest
gripes I have, that it only makes sense to celebrate or take pride in
accoplishments, not accidents. Why should I be proud of my height, or
race, or the number of fingers and toes I have? I had NOTHING to do with
any of that. It took ZERO effort on my part to achieve any of that. In
what sense, then, should I be proud of what ammounts to chance and
circumstance? If I had nothing to do with it, if I had no choice, didn't
set out to do something and then did it, what does it have to do with
my greatness (or lack thereof)? Nothing.

Everyone is all on the
pride bandwagon. No accomplishments? Didn't succeed at anything in your
entire life? Can't win worth a damn? No problem. You too can be a
champion! Just pick some random aspect of your person, it doesn't really
matter, and claim in a confident voice "I won the genetic lottery!"
It's the ultimate self-esteem booster for losers and lazy people, like
"Everyone Gets A Trophy Day".

There's accomidating disability
(which is what humans do really well, as evient from all those seriously
injured cro magnon skeletons that indicated they lived long lives being
cared for by others), then there's treating it like it's better than
ability, which it's not. Being blind does not make one better than a
sighted person. People with proper hearing shouldn't ALL learn sign
language, doctors should look for a cure for deafness and blindness.
There's a reason we don't have "Polio Pride" or "National Measles Day,"
because people recognise that fatal diseases are nothing to celebrate.
Unfortunately, in this hyper-sensitive society we live in, people DO
celebrate non-fatal diseases*.

I think, but am not certain, the
problem is a faulty association in the pro-disability people the
proposition that |in society it is accepted that the word "disease" =
"moral failure of the individual," or, otherwise, that the word
"disease" is associated with "moral failure of the individual.|
I have pointed out before, many times, that being diseased is not a moral
failure. One does not need to feel ashamed to admit one is diseased. One
is not immoral because one is diseased. That is true. However, I think
the pro-disability people are as guilty of perpetuating this faulty
association as the anti-disability people. A scab indicates that a wound
is healing. If you pick the scab it will never heal. It's the same
problem with race baiters, who sabotage healthy race relations just as
much, if not worse, than extreme outspoken racists.

I'm never
going to run a four minute mile, I'll never be able to box like Mike
Tyson, or write music like Mozart, or see properly without mechanical
aid. That doesn't make me immoral, that doesn't make me bad, but I'm not
going to celebrate being slow, or frail, or musically disinclined, or
having poor eyesight. Those are not accomplishments, and I refuse to be
proud of them.

*Disease
noun
A disordered or
incorrectly functioning organ, part, structure, or system of the body
resulting from the effect of genetic or developmental errors, infection,
poisons, nutritional deficiency or imbalance, toxicity, or unfavorable
environmental factors; illness; sickness; ailment.

If a body part, or mental function, or whatever, isn't working properly it is diseased.

Thursday, December 12, 2013

Eternal Day

A lovely short program (22 minutes) on the Super Specialty Hospitals founded by Sai Baba. This is in celebration of the 22nd anniversay of the hospitals, which opened in 1991. Tragically, Swami cannot be here in person to witness this event, but he is ever present, even if we cannot see his body.


The lovely ideal of selfless service (seva) is exemplified in this pair of free hospitals which have thus far helped 2.3 million patients.







This is the ideal. This is totally different from universal healthcare/ socialised medicine/ single payer. When people give of themselves of their own will selflessly that is the highest virtue. When a government steals money from people and redistributes it as it sees fit that is worse than thievery. A government cannot mandate morality, or else the value is totally removed. One cannot be moral or virtuous if one is compelled to act in such a way. It is only through one's own will that one may be virtuous.