https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuuDjqNyxyw
Honestly, even though at the moment I lean slightly right, the coming extremism is something to fear, and the people on the left who are bringing this about are either idiots or lunatics or both because the backlash will hurt every group they claim to care about will be hurt immensely, and they don't seem to care.
They're blindly driving ahead with the psychopathic and idiotic measures that will justify the coming crucifixions which frankly didn't need to happen.
Honestly, even though at the moment I lean slightly right, the coming extremism is something to fear, and the people on the left who are bringing this about are either idiots or lunatics or both because the backlash will hurt every group they claim to care about will be hurt immensely, and they don't seem to care.
They're blindly driving ahead with the psychopathic and idiotic measures that will justify the coming crucifixions which frankly didn't need to happen.
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He's built a big body of his opinions on different subjects throughout many videos, and from that broad base his ideas are pretty coherent within that context. Now, whether it's correct is another question. It's hard to make predictions, especially ones about the future.
One thing that was really striking to me is something I've been thinking of more lately, and that's the consequences of a generation of people dying alone and miserable. It reminds me of the chapter in The Graysonian Ethic where I talk about what your life might look like if you build something or if you don't.
You're going to see two classes of people: People with families, and people who rejected families for the new answers wokeness provides. (There's obviously other classes, but I'm making a point here) The thing is, if one group is consistently happier than the other, and the other group requires converts from the first group to continue to exist, then that's a strongly negative evolutionary pressure on the ideology...
One thing that was really striking to me is something I've been thinking of more lately, and that's the consequences of a generation of people dying alone and miserable. It reminds me of the chapter in The Graysonian Ethic where I talk about what your life might look like if you build something or if you don't.
You're going to see two classes of people: People with families, and people who rejected families for the new answers wokeness provides. (There's obviously other classes, but I'm making a point here) The thing is, if one group is consistently happier than the other, and the other group requires converts from the first group to continue to exist, then that's a strongly negative evolutionary pressure on the ideology...