Democracy died in plain sight. It was a slow, agonizing death, punctuated by the deafening silence of complacency. We watched, numbed by the spectacle, as the foundations of our system crumbled around us. The cracks were visible for years, ignored by the masses, or brushed aside as mere blemishes on an otherwise perfect facade.
The seeds of our downfall were sown long ago, when corporations were granted the rights of individuals, and wealth became the ultimate measure of influence. The chasm between the haves and have-nots widened, fueled by a relentless pursuit of profit at the expense of the common good.… Continue reading
Simone and Malcolm Collins, prominent advocates of the pronatalist movement, have proposed a “pronatalist” city-state to counter an anticipated demographic collapse. The couple, who have four children, proposed a dystopian-like model city-state where human reproductive biology is modified, the value of voting rights is determined by an individual’s perceived societal value, and the city-state is run by an executor or “dictoar”. Immersed in the rejection of traditional conservatism, the Collinses’ proposal was formulated for a supposed wealthy investor, who later turned out to be an undercover researcher from the UK-based anti-racism group, Hope Not Hate. Despite the proposal not being pitched, Simone and Malcolm Collins have said they stand by its core tenets. Their views align closely with those expressed by political figures like J.D. Vance and entrepreneur Elon Musk.
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The recent comments made by Trump, comparing his proposed solution to crime to “The Purge,” have stirred up a lot of controversy online. To suggest that Rep. Mike Kelly should be put in charge for “one really violent day” is not only irresponsible but also dangerous. The idea of allowing a “rough hour” where violence would be condoned is appalling and shocking coming from the President of the United States.
The comparison to “The Purge,” a horror movie where all crime is legal for a set period, is not far-fetched. It’s a chilling thought to imagine such a scenario being proposed as a solution to crime.… Continue reading
Elon Musk’s recent declaration that a government led by ‘high-status males’ would be more appropriate than democracy is a chilling reminder of the prevailing ideologies that still permeate society today. The concept that only these supposedly superior individuals, who self-select into these elite circles, are capable of free thought is not only archaic but dangerous. The notion that women and ‘low T men’ should not have a place in this hypothetical Republic is not only exclusionary but deeply troubling.
The idea of a country run by ‘influencers’ or ‘high-status males’ evokes a dystopian reality reminiscent of fictional worlds like Gilead from “The Handmaid’s Tale,” where oppressive regimes strip away individual rights and freedoms in favor of control by a select few.… Continue reading
The S&P 500 closing above 5,000 for the first time has been met with mixed reactions. While the article frames it as a positive development, the sentiment in the comment sections appears to be more doomy. This divide in perception reflects the deep disparities among the people, creating a sense of dystopia.
First, I couldn’t help but sympathize with the commenter who mentioned their upcoming lease renewal. As someone who struggles with paying rent myself, it’s disheartening to feel detached from the successes of Wall Street. The article may celebrate the achievement, but for many of us who can barely afford groceries or rent, it feels like a distant victory.… Continue reading
## Democracy’s Death Knell: A Nation Divided
Democracy died in plain sight. It was a slow, agonizing death, punctuated by the deafening silence of complacency. We watched, numbed by the spectacle, as the foundations of our system crumbled around us. The cracks were visible for years, ignored by the masses, or brushed aside as mere blemishes on an otherwise perfect facade.
The seeds of our downfall were sown long ago, when corporations were granted the rights of individuals, and wealth became the ultimate measure of influence. The chasm between the haves and have-nots widened, fueled by a relentless pursuit of profit at the expense of the common good.… Continue reading
Mass Production of Genetically Selected Humans: Insights into a Pennsylvania Pronatalist Candidate’s Vision for 2024
Simone and Malcolm Collins, prominent advocates of the pronatalist movement, have proposed a “pronatalist” city-state to counter an anticipated demographic collapse. The couple, who have four children, proposed a dystopian-like model city-state where human reproductive biology is modified, the value of voting rights is determined by an individual’s perceived societal value, and the city-state is run by an executor or “dictoar”. Immersed in the rejection of traditional conservatism, the Collinses’ proposal was formulated for a supposed wealthy investor, who later turned out to be an undercover researcher from the UK-based anti-racism group, Hope Not Hate. Despite the proposal not being pitched, Simone and Malcolm Collins have said they stand by its core tenets. Their views align closely with those expressed by political figures like J.D. Vance and entrepreneur Elon Musk.
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‘Literally proposing The Purge’: Trump mocked online after his solution to crime is compared to horror movie
The recent comments made by Trump, comparing his proposed solution to crime to “The Purge,” have stirred up a lot of controversy online. To suggest that Rep. Mike Kelly should be put in charge for “one really violent day” is not only irresponsible but also dangerous. The idea of allowing a “rough hour” where violence would be condoned is appalling and shocking coming from the President of the United States.
The comparison to “The Purge,” a horror movie where all crime is legal for a set period, is not far-fetched. It’s a chilling thought to imagine such a scenario being proposed as a solution to crime.… Continue reading
Elon Musk suggests support for replacing democracy with government of ‘high-status males’
Elon Musk’s recent declaration that a government led by ‘high-status males’ would be more appropriate than democracy is a chilling reminder of the prevailing ideologies that still permeate society today. The concept that only these supposedly superior individuals, who self-select into these elite circles, are capable of free thought is not only archaic but dangerous. The notion that women and ‘low T men’ should not have a place in this hypothetical Republic is not only exclusionary but deeply troubling.
The idea of a country run by ‘influencers’ or ‘high-status males’ evokes a dystopian reality reminiscent of fictional worlds like Gilead from “The Handmaid’s Tale,” where oppressive regimes strip away individual rights and freedoms in favor of control by a select few.… Continue reading
S&P 500 closes above 5,000 for first time
The S&P 500 closing above 5,000 for the first time has been met with mixed reactions. While the article frames it as a positive development, the sentiment in the comment sections appears to be more doomy. This divide in perception reflects the deep disparities among the people, creating a sense of dystopia.
First, I couldn’t help but sympathize with the commenter who mentioned their upcoming lease renewal. As someone who struggles with paying rent myself, it’s disheartening to feel detached from the successes of Wall Street. The article may celebrate the achievement, but for many of us who can barely afford groceries or rent, it feels like a distant victory.… Continue reading