Amerika

So much of politics, economics, culture, academia and the arts now consists merely of misdirection in order to hide the anti-realistic illusions among us, chief among them the idea that equality, diversity, socialism, equity, communism, patriotism, and organized religion are “good.”

This means that our discourse is donut-shaped. There is a large hole in the middle where things we do not talk about go. That can be as simple as death and aging, or as complicated as noticing that most people are purposeless and this makes them miserable, but they decided to be purposeless long ago because their only real purpose is themselves.

Since we cannot talk about the actual cause of our dismay, we have to focus on distractions and deflections, thus we get “wet streets make rain” type analysis which assumes correlation is causation based on the presumption that all people are basically the same (spoiler: nein).

• Low birth rates: educated women? seed oils? processed food? loss of religion?

  No, it’s the taxes. It was always the taxes. Women get jobs because single-income homes can no longer afford quality of life, and to get those jobs, they need twenty years of “education.” Then they have to work their way up to a titled role. This takes them another ten years, so they are in their mid-thirties before they start breeding and squeeze out a couple kids before, exhausted, they get a small yappy dog. Even more, since everything costs more thanks to the taxes, regulations, affirmative action, unions, and grifting lawsuits, they can only afford two kids anyway at most, so many families aim for one. Two parents, one kid. That’s a formula for a shrinking population. This does not bother people because many of them are starting to see that quality of life has gone into the toilet. You go to school so you can get a job so you can work at it, going to meetings and Zoom calls all day, but it is basically daycare for middle class votards, and none of it means anything. Fewer people are interested in condemning their offspring to this life.

• Lowered sperm counts: tighty whities? corn syrup? UFOS? LGBT propaganda?

  No, it’s the sedentary lifestyle. In the past, men worked less than eight hours a day because generally, they simply needed to get the job done and unless it was crunch time, could slack off and go do something active. Since we had a near mono-ethnic society, they could go outside into neighborhoods filled with people like them, and enjoyed outside activities or just taking long walks. Men walked more because going outside was not an abrasive encounter with insane diversity. Men and women played sports with others. In many communities, you could actually walk down to your local convenience store or bar without getting shot at by deranged waste humans. Offices involved more walking because they were bigger since the property taxes had not punished anything larger than a closet office yet. On weekends, there were groups of people like you who did fun stuff like hikes, fishing, hunting, sports games, and volunteer activities. People ate less because they were more active and did not need extra glucose to keep them feeling alive.

• Climate change: gasoline cars? eating steak? cow farts? burning churches?

  No, it’s the Urban Heat Island Effect (UHIE). When the ratio of nature to humans is high, any emissions generated by the humans get absorbed by thousands of acres of forest. You can drive that large-block V8, smoke fat cigars, and shoot large caliber ammunition because nature filters it all out. You do not need “energy efficient” appliances that you have to run twice on the heavy-duty setting just to get your clothes clean or toilet flushed. Even more, you can have abundant nature around you. But when you increase the population density, the pollution lingers, and worse, you have made a giant concrete plate that reflects heat back upward. You now have a hundred times as many cars and many more people, each of whom wants his own air conditioner and hot water heater, so now you are radiating many times more heat into the same space with far less nature to absorb it. Cut the population, stick everyone in a house with a small yard, and the problem goes away.

• Deaths of despair: fentanyl? hipster IPAs? illegal fireworks? West Nile?

  No, it is despair itself. It may manifest as drug and alcohol abuse or reckless behavior, but the root is a lack of faith in the future because you live in a dying society where you are enslaved to doing nonsense jobs of no benefit to anyone just so that the taxes can get paid and the freeloader votards subsidized. Your life is meaningless and boring, but worse, nothing you do will endure because your society is launching itself into the dumpster of history rather than admit that we are not all equal in any sense, nor is equality a good thing (it is heat-death, you morons).

• Terrorism: colonialism? evangelism? imperialism? capitalism?

  No, it is simply envy: the third world is purposeless, therefore achieves nothing, and consequently resents the first world for having risen above, in the same way that individualists in the West hate anything healthy, sane, strong, wise, or natural because it threatens the self-concept of the individualist as a Christlike prophet and victim who is the main character in a singular story told from a single perspective. People cannot accept nihilism, or the notion that absolute, universal, and objective meaning is a human projection, and therefore they invent false meanings based on ego and socializing in order to feel important, but these are fragile so they must manipulate and control the rest of us like a psychopath in order to preserve their sacred illusions (all organized religion, yes including Buddhism, and liberalism/libertarianism come from this). The emptiness eats them, and so they find something that can manipulate a crowd, which is the usual good/evil nonsense used to justify war against those who have found purpose and done something good. The difference between graffiti and terrorism, psychologically, is insignificant.

We hope you have enjoyed the latest installment of our “Leap Into Life” series, a high colonic of raging realism to clear out your mental blockages and let the irrelevant ideas flow out of you so you can digest more of the stuff that helps you explore reality and your inner self.

As a side note, the inner self is closer to what the ancients called a “soul,” that is a series of heuristic understandings at a lower level than conscious thought; conscious thought is where strategy, moneymaking, socializing, and conning Jesus into thinking you have repented lie.

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