Leftist Child Grooming

[DarthOne]

A quick search shows its available on Amazon, B&N, major booksellers and good reviews. Though it is only available in English, French, and Spanish.

On a related note, here's an idea-
Buy ten of those books on Amazon, and then put them in your dumbass commie neighbors "Need A Book, Take A Book" libraries.

 

[DarthOne]

I confess, I'm not sure if the reddit post was a troll or not. With the first part being to lure in the suckers and then the poster hits them with the "women are braindead and don't have higher level thoughts" once they've bought in.

On the other hand....clown world.

 

[ThatZenoGuy]

I confess, I'm not sure if the reddit post was a troll or not. With the first part being to lure in the suckers and then the poster hits them with the "women are braindead and don't have higher level thoughts" once they've bought in.

On the other hand....clown world.

That user has been suspended, so...Anywhere from a 0% to 100% chance they were a troll.

Troons have an exceptionally fetish-heavy aspect to them, they legitimately believe that taking estrogen will actually change their skin structure or glands.

 

[Jormungandr]

I gotta admit, the troll post basically saying "I've been taking estrogen, so I'm turning into a braindead bimbo: Please halp me!1!" was kinda funny.

 

[DarthOne]

So we’ve got two undecided and one for it being a troll.

 

[Jormungandr]

So we’ve got two undecided and one for it being a troll.

As you said, it's Clown World/Idiocracy on a global scale, so it could be either.

And you know civilization is fucked when you can't tell if something is a piss take or not, compared to just twenty years ago.

 

[Poe]

Canaanite culture spread all over the place in that ancient era: There are zero doubts it influenced the "Ancient Greek World" directly or indirectly because it influenced pretty much everything else (except Rome, but that's because it didn't exist back then, but then they basically stole the Greeks' shit, so... shrug).

Many of the Ancient Greeks' divine creation myths (basically religious "prehistory" to their existing religions and cults) are much pretty much retellings of or are adapted ancient Canaanite religious stories, concepts, and various deities' roles, IIRC, such as floods, Chaos, et cetera which were passed down.

Upon what do you base this opinion? No, ancient greek myths were inspired heavily by Egyptian culture and mythology. It is not a mainstream opinion that Greeks were influenced by Canaanites and I've never heard anyone argue such. There are arguments that phoenician religion had impact on Greek mythology, but its really only Phoenician-boos that argue such.

The ancient Mediterranean was a very different place before the Bronze Age Collapse, that's for certain!

If we're talking about pre-Bronze Age Collapse then most of the Greek myths weren't even around for another half dozen centuries so it still doesn't hold.

Also, one thing I've noticed is that if someone is investigating or subscribes to the theory that Judaism basically mutated from an older, polytheistic religion in the Middle-East (such as the aforementioned Canaanites), which is possible it basically happens all the damn time and there are links, they're automatically called anti-Semitic or "trying to destroy or discredit the Jews". smh

Actually they are usually athiests looking to take down christianity by proving Judaism is "made up." Sure it happens all the time but there is a huge industry which peddles in memes and psuedo-archeology that "proves" this and I'm not aware of many, if any, other cases of such a fake industry existing. I noticed you didn't acknowledge that I said athiests (or anti-semites.)

 

[mspence]

Welcome to camp:

North Face Sponsors Overnight Transgender Camp for Children to Cross-Dress, 'Explore' Adult Themes - Slay News

The North Face is facing a widespread backlash after it emerged that the outdoor clothing brand is sponsoring an overnight transgender camp for children.

slaynews.com

 

[Jormungandr]

Upon what do you base this opinion? No, ancient greek myths were inspired heavily by Egyptian culture and mythology. It is not a mainstream opinion that Greeks were influenced by Canaanites and I've never heard anyone argue such. There are arguments that phoenician religion had impact on Greek mythology, but its really only Phoenician-boos that argue such.

If we're talking about pre-Bronze Age Collapse then most of the Greek myths weren't even around for another half dozen centuries so it still doesn't hold.

Actually they are usually athiests looking to take down christianity by proving Judaism is "made up." Sure it happens all the time but there is a huge industry which peddles in memes and psuedo-archeology that "proves" this and I'm not aware of many, if any, other cases of such a fake industry existing. I noticed you didn't acknowledge that I said athiests (or anti-semites.)

Um, what?

While there was trade between Ancient Egypt and Mycenaean Greece, as there were with all cultures at that time pre-Collapse (they found tin from Cornwall, for example, in Ancient Egypt), many of the concepts and parallels of later Classical Greek mythos' back histories (specifically the times before the Titans) rhyme consistently with Canaanite religious concepts (which include Phoenician or the peoples who would eventually become the distinct Phoenicians from other Canaanite tribes).

IIRC Ancient Egyptian culture and religious concepts didn't directly influence the pre-Mycenaean Greeks? Or am I missing something discovered in the last few years?

Anyway, to be poetic? While it could be argued that it's all coincidence, looking at the forest instead of the trees show that the trees have similar patterns.

I actually found a Reddit post that sums it up more articulately that I could:


Also, incidentally, after the Bronze Age Collapse, the Phoenician alphabet was adopted by the post-Mycenaean Greeks. It completely replaced Linear A, which vanished during the Greek Dark Ages.

Again, while those people who have agendas to "disprove" Christianity or Judaism exist, not everyone, atheist or not, have those agendas when discussing the possible origins of Judaism.

However, the moment a discussion on whether Judaism could've basically evolved from a Canaanite religion or cult is brought up, it's automatically presumed that the person doing so is attacking the religion in some way instead of their just trying to have a discussion, and the "you're just trying to be anti-semitic" card is immediately thrown down to the point where it's becoming a buzzword of a sort. smh

 

[Poe]

Um, what?

While there was trade between Ancient Egypt and Mycenaean Greece, as there were with all cultures at that time pre-Collapse (they found tin from Cornwall, for example, in Ancient Egypt), many of the concepts and parallels of later Classical Greek mythos' back histories (specifically the times before the Titans) rhyme consistently with Canaanite religious concepts (which include Phoenician or the peoples who would eventually become the distinct Phoenicians from other Canaanite tribes).

Pre-Mycenaean Greek is totally different from Greek culture and mythology as commonly discussed and not whats being discussed here. We are discussing Greek myths, namely Hercules and its relation to Samson, which is a product of post-Bronze Age Collapse Greece while you're shifting the discourse to be based around peoples who predate Bronze Age Greece and would have had totally different myths. That's very strange.

IIRC Ancient Egyptian culture and religious concepts didn't directly influence the pre-Mycenaean Greeks? Or am I missing something discovered in the last few years?

Again, you seem to be changing the discourse here. Egyptian culture and concepts directly influenced Greek culture and mythology, that's not debatable the Greeks themselves claim this, and if we were discussing pre-Mycenaean Greece they would certainly have influenced that as well, but we aren't discussing that as, again, that's a totally alien culture to the one being discussed here. There is, however, zero reason to believe that Canaanites directly influenced Greeks. If anything they both likely descend from a common mythological thread but even that's just a guess.

However, the moment a discussion on whether Judaism could've basically evolved from a Canaanite religion or cult is brought up, it's automatically presumed that the person doing so is attacking the religion in some way instead of their just trying to have a discussion, and the "you're just trying to be anti-semitic" card is immediately thrown down to the point where it's becoming a buzzword of a sort. smh

Uh... no? When someone does so and then spews totally false claims it is assumed they are getting that info from a bad source, and most bad sources around this particular topic are ATHIEST (as I've stated multiple times) and the ones that aren't athiest are usually anti-semitic. Please do not address this again without mentioning that I specifically called out athiests as well. It makes it seem like you in particular have some agenda here when I'm having to say this in two posts back to back.

 

[Jormungandr]

Pre-Mycenaean Greek is totally different from Greek culture and mythology as commonly discussed and not whats being discussed here. We are discussing Greek myths, namely Hercules and its relation to Samson, which is a product of post-Bronze Age Collapse Greece while you're shifting the discourse to be based around peoples who predate Bronze Age Greece and would have had totally different myths. That's very strange.

Again, you seem to be changing the discourse here. Egyptian culture and concepts directly influenced Greek culture and mythology, that's not debatable the Greeks themselves claim this, and if we were discussing pre-Mycenaean Greece they would certainly have influenced that as well, but we aren't discussing that as, again, that's a totally alien culture to the one being discussed here. There is, however, zero reason to believe that Canaanites directly influenced Greeks. If anything they both likely descend from a common mythological thread but even that's just a guess.

Uh... no? When someone does so and then spews totally false claims it is assumed they are getting that info from a bad source, and most bad sources around this particular topic are ATHIEST (as I've stated multiple times) and the ones that aren't athiest are usually anti-semitic. Please do not address this again without mentioning that I specifically called out athiests as well. It makes it seem like you in particular have some agenda here when I'm having to say this in two posts back to back.

What? My post was that the Mycenaean Greeks (I should've been more specific, my bad there) had contact with Canaanite religious concepts, which endured in some way over time (the Collapse and the Dark Age, since Greek civilization basically all was reset back to zero) and which ultimately were all adopted into the Classical Greek myths as their backstory/origins (old stories, the concepts of the Primordials being very similar to Canaanite gods, et cetera) in some form.

As articulated by someone else in that Reddit post, many of the concepts and elements of the Canaanite deities and mythos match up with the Greek Primordials and mythos, albeit much more loosely than I thought.

Yeah, reading into it more shows that Ancient Egypt did influence the Greeks as much as other Near-East/Canaanite religions did. Fascinating stuff.

 

[mspence]

They have issues:

Study: Transgender Kids Have Other Mental Health Diagnoses

A new study reveals that children with rapid onset gender dysphoria are generally suffering from other mental health issues.

www.dailysignal.com

 

[mrttao]

They have issues:

Study: Transgender Kids Have Other Mental Health Diagnoses

A new study reveals that children with rapid onset gender dysphoria are generally suffering from other mental health issues.

www.dailysignal.com

> Castrating mentally ill children is bad. science says

lol @ needing a 30 years of scientific research to say that.
Yea, no fucking shit.

Trans Children is Lobotomy 2.0

 

[Cherico]

> Castrating mentally ill children is bad. science says

lol @ needing a 30 years of scientific research to say that.
Yea, no fucking shit.

Trans Children is Lobotomy 2.0

This is obvious to those of us here, but it will continue to happen because some people want to make more money and others want to parade their mulitated children around to attempt to prove their virtue to people who don't care about them.

 

[mrttao]

This is obvious to those of us here, but it will continue to happen because some people want to make more money and others want to parade their mulitated children around to attempt to prove their virtue to people who don't care about them.

Here is the thing, I understand the evil doctors doing it. They are just evil and want money. They charge 50k per child genital mutilation. Big bucks.
It is wrong, and evil, and I would never do it. But I understand it.

What I can't understand is how can a human be so stupid as to actually fall for such a blatantly stupid ploy?
Whether it is lobotomy or child castration.
Am I just vastly vastly over estimating the mental capacity of the 90 to 110 IQ range?

 

[Cherico]

Here is the thing, I understand the evil doctors doing it. They are just evil and want money. They charge 50k per child genital mutilation. Big bucks.
It is wrong, and even, and I would never do it. But I understand it.

What I can't understand is how can a human be so stupid as to actually fall for such a blatantly stupid ploy?
Whether it is lobotomy or child castration.
Am I just vastly vastly over estimating the mental capacity of the 90 to 110 IQ range?

heres the kind of person we are talking about.

is your question sufficiently ansered yet?

 

[DarthOne]

heres the kind of person we are talking about.

is your question sufficiently ansered yet?

Ideology is a hella drug.

 

[Abhorsen]

What I can't understand is how can a human be so stupid as to actually fall for such a blatantly stupid ploy?
Whether it is lobotomy or child castration.
Am I just vastly vastly over estimating the mental capacity of the 90 to 110 IQ range?

A combo of manchausen by proxy, the ability to easily get away with it, and social cache for being woke that's otherwise inaccessible to white people.

 

[S'task]

What I can't understand is how can a human be so stupid as to actually fall for such a blatantly stupid ploy?

Here's the thing, Lobotomy actually seemed to pacify the worst cases of mental illness on which it was used and made them easier to handle (remember, this was practiced when we still has asylums). Add on that at the time the "experts" on the Human Brain were all saying it was harmless and the appropriate treatment and that this was long before the American Expert class had destroyed it's credibility with half the country's population. Finally, because this was done to people who were mainly in asylums there was a certain "out of sight out of mind" aspect to it for the common person and for people working IN the asylum it made their jobs easier. Thus it was easy to go along with it despite the horror.

Likewise for many families with so-called "trans" kids they already have other mental health issues that make them harder to deal with. The "experts" are telling the parents not only that this will help them but that if they do not their child WILL commit suicide (and no parent wants to see their child kill themself). This is often enough, but then for left wing parents you add in the social prestige they get by having trans children (and this doesn't stop even when they're minors, accepting your adult male son in his 30s coming out as trans still gives you prestige on the left). Also, again, note that much of the trans stuff began BEFORE Covid and the subsequent immolation of expert trust in the US... I suspect part of the rising backlash against it is due to that loss of trust too because people are reevaluating many things the experts told them and are finding them lacking in evidence.

 

[Cherico]

Here's the thing, Lobotomy actually seemed to pacify the worst cases of mental illness on which it was used and made them easier to handle (remember, this was practiced when we still has asylums). Add on that at the time the "experts" on the Human Brain were all saying it was harmless and the appropriate treatment and that this was long before the American Expert class had destroyed it's credibility with half the country's population. Finally, because this was done to people who were mainly in asylums there was a certain "out of sight out of mind" aspect to it for the common person and for people working IN the asylum it made their jobs easier. Thus it was easy to go along with it despite the horror.

Likewise for many families with so-called "trans" kids they already have other mental health issues that make them harder to deal with. The "experts" are telling the parents not only that this will help them but that if they do not their child WILL commit suicide (and no parent wants to see their child kill themself). This is often enough, but then for left wing parents you add in the social prestige they get by having trans children (and this doesn't stop even when they're minors, accepting your adult male son in his 30s coming out as trans still gives you prestige on the left). Also, again, note that much of the trans stuff began BEFORE Covid and the subsequent immolation of expert trust in the US... I suspect part of the rising backlash against it is due to that loss of trust too because people are reevaluating many things the experts told them and are finding them lacking in evidence.

Pretty much every historical ending of a 'modern' era in historical cycles typically ends with an expert class being violently purged.

Our current modern period is in its last third...