[Johnnyvee]

(07-01-2018 12:23 PM)MrLemon Wrote:  

There are millions of potential Ramos' and Rogers out there in US society.

Our society is perfectly designed to manufacture these crazies at a startling rate.

If you sat down and designed a program to make as many crazy homicidal spree/revenge shooters/bombers as possible, if you intentionally wanted to create a era of US history in which mass shootings increased and became normalized...you could NOT DO BETTER than the system we have now.

Take young men and indoctrinate them from birth that "they are monsters". Then eliminate the US military, farming, and other brute physical labor, as a way to gain some success. Then eliminate marriage and family. What you have left is about 5-10% of the boy population that COMPLETELY INSANE.

Any of them can snap at any time and start killing people.

You can't stop them.

You can't detect them.

You can't ban weapons...they can make explosives out of common household materials. Or drive cars at high speeds into crowds.

What's the solution: THERE IS NONE.

Eventually this will grow and destabilize the country, the law enforcement agencies will go crazy and lock down every possible behavior, but it won't fix anything. Eventually this leads to universal male criminality. Then men, destroyed as a gender, will really go crazy and then you have a *real* war and women lose. Then we have Gilead and universal female servitude.

Asymmetric Threats. You can't fight them.


PS. If you want to get your comment instantly banned on any discussion forum, mention this dilemma. Of all the thing that strikes instant, insane and reflexive fear into any woman, it's this issue. Why? Because this is the root of their problem with the universe and they know it. They bred teenage males to be homicidal, the most aggressive killing machines on the planet, for a million years. Now they suddenly don't want it any more. Oops. Ain't gonna happen ladies. Read a book called "the Gate to Women's Country" by Uber-man-hater author Sheri s. Tepper.

Interesting that you mentioned farming. The average age of the US farmer is almost 60 yo! So it should be a perfect time for young men to get into farming. Unfortunately, big-food, big-pharma (selling animal antibiotics etc.) and of course big-gov have made it almost impossible to gain entry into farming. The financial impediment is to great to overcome for a young person. You either do it their way, which entails heavy investments to get started, or you will face major problems ranging from the USDA, insurance companies etc. The tax burden on US farmers is also very substantial in general.

Raising healthy animals and producing food in an holistic manner (really hate use that word) is something that could be very worthwhile to do for young men these days. You could help improve the nations health. Fight obesity, diabetes, cancer, heart disease, nutritional deficiencies and so on. Also help the environment. (for real) Adding topsoil, sequestering carbon, utilizing the land much more efficiently than with monocropping etc, via this holistic principle again. Drastically improve animal welfare. (Healthy animals also taste better.)

Had not Government gotten in the way for reasons relating to profit, for themselves and for big-food and big-pharma again, (also as a downstream effect of all the drugs people have to use resulting from eating mostly flour, sugar and seed oils) this would have been relatively easy to get into. A small investment to get started really. It could (and should) also be very profitable. The demand for healthy food is definitely there, and it would be easier to come by and somewhat cheaper had people like Salatin been allowed almost complete freedom.

PS: There`s also a link between nutritional deficiencies, like for example the lack off riboflavin, (vit B2) trace minerals like lithium, essential minerals like magnesium etc. and people going bonkers. Eating animals and produce raised in the way mentioned above provides these dietary elements in abundance and hence gives the brain what it needs in order to stay calm and collected. Plenty of studies confirming that in fact.