Has it led to a degeneration and degradation of human fibre that is turning back the hands of time
a thousand years?
Have women become infertile, mostly through being college and the office?
Do women have inferior brains?
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William T. Sedgwick predicted the gynocentric apocalypse
Jason Smith
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Austin Ramirez
No one cares that a guy 100 years ago foresaw accurately what we are living in.
Camden Barnes
I care, faggot. Stop with your bullshit.
This ain't your house, nigger.
Nathaniel Gray
I agree with everything else, but this bit? That kills the guy's opinion.
I don't disagree with it. I mean, I can acknowledge the statistical outliers, the "anomalies", because I've had the good fortune of working with women in math/physics related fields and found a good deal of them to be on par with their male counterparts.
That said, they ARE statistical outliers. I've also had the misfortune of working with female programmers, and while they do finish projects, they take far longer than men did, and they were not autonomous at all. Constantly asking things that would be obvious to anyone else, seeking reassurance that no, they're not gonna fail, and if they do, it's THAT guy's fault because he told them to do X.
The problem with the argument Mr. Sedgwick made is that if you tried to spread nowadays, noone will hear it. The kike propaganda has settled the idea that "men and women are equal on all things".
Not that the public at large buys it, but there's a generalized fear of going against that narrative and having your life ruined by half a dozen harpies screeching "Muhsoggyknees" at you.
Good food for thought user, but then again, the only people who will applaud it, are people who already think that way. Or people who can agree anonymously.
Camden Bailey
Giving women the right to vote was probably the biggest mistake ever made in the history of the western world.
Leo Taylor
C.S. Lewis once wrote that his two concerns for the future were Communism and the feminization of society.
James Reed
user women have the emotional maturity of children. They make wonderful mothers and caregivers, outside of this the average woman is lost and cannot function on the same level as single men.
Angel Carter
interesting thread OP, here have a bump!
Ian Walker
To be fair a lot of people saw this coming it's just there wasn't a way to accurately record it on a massive scale, and what was recorded was destroyed or deliberately hid. The onslaught of media was a double edged sword. Television and even the internet are responsible for dragging us down quicker (accelerationism) but at the same time provided the only chance to stop a centuries long decline if they ceased to exist.
A lot of these people weren't prophets or even some genius, but rather individuals who looked at the macro and compared the micro to the macro of the day to the macro of the past and where that will likely be in the future since society moves painfully slow in macro terms. Those people just understood things ahead of the inevitable outcome. As much as we on the micro scale feel helpless to do anything, imagine trying to stop it before it truly started and going nowhere.
People like Yockey had an amazing general awareness that is comforting in retrospect. His view on how the West was fully feminized in the 1700's is pretty interesting as it is funny.
Henry Evans
duh