Weird things you noticed lately

[Tardynox]

Does anyone in class (you included) ever bring up the fact that the Jews run Hollywood and how there are constant white-hate messages being delivered via TV and movies?

If not, what prevents students from standing up to the teacher? The fear of being called an anti-semite? A bad final grade from the teacher?

A more realistic scenario would in many cases be that they'd be ostracized from their social circles, probably given a bad punishment from school with some retarded assignments (I know a guy from Germany who had to write an essay because of some antisemitic remark or joke he made in school which the teachers got a hold of), ot they'd be kicked out of school entirely. Besides furious parents from the event itself and all the backlash that would come from it would probably cause for a very unhealthy family dynamic in the long run. Legal action would seem a bit far fetched since we're all underage, but that can't really be left out of the question nowadays.

 

[God's lonely asperger]

I have a similar thing, and it's basically the same for every subject. Whenever the teacher talks about achieving some goal with the subject, it is always about getting good results on the tests and exams. No long term thinking whatsoever.

Also my history teacher went on for half an hour about antisemitism out of nowhere. One thing I found funny is that he couldn't fathom the "hate which seems to exist in the universal memory towards the Jews", and now everyone here always tries to justify the fact that Jews would be abusing their positions of power. I tried talking to a friend about this like 2 years ago, reasoning that it was fine that Jews would be abusing their positions as bankers, since they were forced into it and others have abused their positions in the past as well, so it was normal to him apparently? We've had discussions on this topic after that, which were rather fierce. I rarely interact with him nowadays anyway, but it still amazes me how someone could be so oblivious to it.

Kek, my normal history teacher's class is 99% just him ranting about politics. War in Jewkraine, Napoleon being... LE BAD! The black guy slapping another black guy on TV incident, and other stuff. Really annoying, and he's the type of cuck who believes the OK hand sign thing.

 

[Tardynox]

Kek, my normal history teacher's class is 99% just him ranting about politics. War in Jewkraine, Napoleon being... LE BAD! The black guy slapping another black guy on TV incident, and other stuff. Really annoying, and he's the type of cuck who believes the OK hand sign thing.

Yeah it sucks to be subjected to such teachers. My English teacher for example has a bunch of LGBT/BLM propaganda on the wall in her classroom, one of which is some quote by a Jewish female LGBT activist and the other a black guy with another quote. Besides she has some folder on the wall promoting an initiative called "Banned Books Week", which I decided to look up for myself. Lo and behold, pretty much all of them had a sexually explicit theme and most were about gay stuff. She also wears some Hindu necklace all the time (she is a white lady) which is supposed to repel bad spirits or something. Perhaps unsurprising since she had a depression which lasted six years, during which she almost jumped for a train, only for her to decide against it because she did not want to traumatize the train driver.

 

[Easy_C]

One thought: A lot of why it is this way with teachers, is because of the extreme emphasis on setting up bureaucratic barriers to entry. I'd gladly teach a class or two myself at nearby schools but the current system as established makes it impossible for me to do so. I'd have to spend years in college, pretending to be woke, in order to get the required degree when in practice a teaching certificate should hinge on nothing more than a certification class which brings you up to speed with your state's regulatory environment, classroom requirements, and curriculum planning requirements.

 

[Viktor Zeegelaar]

Yeah it sucks to be subjected to such teachers. My English teacher for example has a bunch of LGBT/BLM propaganda on the wall in her classroom, one of which is some quote by a Jewish female LGBT activist and the other a black guy with another quote. Besides she has some folder on the wall promoting an initiative called "Banned Books Week", which I decided to look up for myself. Lo and behold, pretty much all of them had a sexually explicit theme and most were about gay stuff. She also wears some Hindu necklace all the time (she is a white lady) which is supposed to repel bad spirits or something. Perhaps unsurprising since she had a depression which lasted six years, during which she almost jumped for a train, only for her to decide against it because she did not want to traumatize the train driver.

This whole propaganda in the classroom is kind of a new phenomenon. When I was in highschool about 10 years ago, to be honest I've never heard any gay stuff, or climate stuff, or racism whatever. And I was at a very typical highschool. I'm fairly certain this was kinda the same across other schools. All of this propaganda overtly in the classroom really is something of the last 5 years in my experience.

 

[Tardynox]

This whole propaganda in the classroom is kind of a new phenomenon. When I was in highschool about 10 years ago, to be honest I've never heard any gay stuff, or climate stuff, or racism whatever. And I was at a very typical highschool. I'm fairly certain this was kinda the same across other schools. All of this propaganda overtly in the classroom really is something of the last 5 years in my experience.

It certainly could be, these trends have only really started accelerating since 2015 when the whole trannie ordeal got big, since then everything has been getting worse at an even faster pace.

 

[Easy_C]

If you think about it, 2012 is when they expanded the degree to which intelligence agencies operate domestically. If you give them a year or two to start spinning up astroturf organizations, then 2017-2018 is when you'd start getting your first teachers who spent their entire 4 years in teaching school being groomed by color revolution networks and organizations.

 

[Maddox]

A more realistic scenario would in many cases be that they'd be ostracized from their social circles, probably given a bad punishment from school with some retarded assignments (I know a guy from Germany who had to write an essay because of some antisemitic remark or joke he made in school which the teachers got a hold of), ot they'd be kicked out of school entirely. Besides furious parents from the event itself and all the backlash that would come from it would probably cause for a very unhealthy family dynamic in the long run. Legal action would seem a bit far fetched since we're all underage, but that can't really be left out of the question nowadays.

Maybe it's just because I'm on this forum but I keep thinking that everyone else is waking up to what's going on; that even Normies are seeing through the smoke and have a better understanding of the narrative now. And yet I keep hearing about teachers in classrooms spouting their Marxist crap and students putting up with it.

It seems like you could counter her argument by simply stating or asking why there is so much anti-white propaganda on TV these days or why men are demonized in our society...and do so without getting sent to the principal's office. That would at least let the others in the class know that there are people like themselves who have noticed the obvious.

Surely, they can't kick you out of school for doing that. And there's no reason your peers would think you are racist or sexist for asking such questions. So what's the downside to bringing this up with this teacher the next time she brings up racism or sexism in America?

You may even look like a hero to some others in class who are too scared to speak out about this evil.

 

[Tardynox]

Maybe it's just because I'm on this forum but I keep thinking that everyone else is waking up to what's going on; that even Normies are seeing through the smoke and have a better understanding of the narrative now. And yet I keep hearing about teachers in classrooms spouting their Marxist crap and students putting up with it.

It seems like you could counter her argument by simply stating or asking why there is so much anti-white propaganda on TV these days or why men are demonized in our society...and do so without getting sent to the principal's office. That would at least let the others in the class know that there are people like themselves who have noticed the obvious.

Surely, they can't kick you out of school for doing that. And there's no reason your peers would think you are racist or sexist for asking such questions. So what's the downside to bringing this up with this teacher the next time she brings up racism or sexism in America?

You may even look like a hero to some others in class who are too scared to speak out about this evil.

A lot more people are waking up yes, but the people on the other side are also getting more fanatical in their ideological defense, so any such attempt will be futile. My English teacher has a very short temper with us at this point anyways, since my classmates keep trolling her all the time with random things.

 

[Celibate Warrior21]

I go to the Park often......and I would see attractive women with multiple dogs. I know owning pets, especially dogs is a massive part of this generation...but dang how do you find the energy? I can barely handle one dog when I'm dog sitting my brother's dog...how can you handle 3 or 4? Are you a light sleeper? It would be hard to sleep soundly at night with multiple dogs.

 

[Prince Prospero]

I go to the Park often......and I would see attractive women with multiple dogs. I know owning pets, especially dogs is a massive part of this generation...but dang how do you find the energy? I can barely handle one dog when I'm dog sitting my brother's dog...how can you handle 3 or 4? Are you a light sleeper? It would be hard to sleep soundly at night with multiple dogs.

Couldn’t that be people taking care of dogs? I see the same thing where I live, just that it is armies of African men. Seems like a massive increase in people paying other people to walk their dogs.

 

[ivalyosha]

A lot more people are waking up yes, but the people on the other side are also getting more fanatical in their ideological defense, so any such attempt will be futile. My English teacher has a very short temper with us at this point anyways, since my classmates keep trolling her all the time with random things.

Keep gently poking. Her temper will be her downfall and any student that still supports her now will flip when they see her lose her mind over harmless questions and observations. If she really goes mental, the school and parents won't support her in the long run either.

Seeing your posts gives me hope for future generations. As a father, I need this hope to counter the mass of blackpilling stories. Keep fighting the good fight.

 

[Easy_C]

A lot more people are waking up yes, but the people on the other side are also getting more fanatical in their ideological defense, so any such attempt will be futile. My English teacher has a very short temper with us at this point anyways, since my classmates keep trolling her all the time with random things.

I've found the single best way to drive them nuts is to poke at the fact that their ideology requires them to venerate and adore people who are hilariously awful. For example I drove one room nuts by saying that instead of conspiracy theorists, we should trust veteran foreign policy officials such as Nuland and Blinken who we know we can trust because they have a long track record of brilliantly successful foreign policy projects.

The same track record exists with everyone they're supposed to venerate, to the point that if you make them say out loud that "we should trust these people because they have a great track record" it sounds so stupid that even they know it and tend to react erratically.

 

[Big Wave Dave]

Saw two separate mom-mom couples with a young baby at the airport. I guess that’s a thing now but it is still jarring to me.

Lots of orthodox looking Jews in New York airports. Guess that’s not a surprise but you can forget they exist if you don’t live in certain places.

Lots of orthodox looking Jews in Bahamas (was there for a few days). I will say they tend to have a lot of kids and dress modestly, even at the beach. Probably not quite as much our enemy culturally as the more secular Jew types.

This resort I was at in Bahamas had so many Jews that one of the restaurants had a special “shabbat reservation.”

Also fwiw when I was in Buenos Aires recently there were a bunch of Jews too.

The Orthodox are the hatchery for seculars....

 

[paternos]

I noticed that no companies are going broke, that everyone is having a job, but everyone is getting poorer rapidly.

Joblessness US



Bankruptcies US



And making less (trade balance)



Is it because companies are better today? More functional? More productive? More competitive?

No it's the opposite, we live in communism. It's a state economy. It's not even an economy. It's basically the state who decides what is
made or produced. Which rules need to be hit. Everyone get free stuff to keep going.

The keep saying it;'s a succesful economy. It's not. It's the state that keeps giving everyone a bullshit job. Non productive.

Everyone will keep having a job. Or get free government stuff. Or government deals. Or state funding. Or state subsidy.

It's a centralized state-run economy and those lead to grave inefficiencies.

I think we won't see 1929 financial crisis. We will see the system grinding to a halt.

On the outside it looks "great", everyone has a job, the stock market is growing, no-one is going bankrupt, free food and money for everyone.

The problem is nothing happens, no houses get built, no steel made, no oil pumped, no land farmed.

At a certain point the producers we have will be done with it, as they are so heavily taxed.

People tune out. No incentive to do anything for anyone else. The economy grinding to a halt.

The rulers think they can control all, that competition is not necessary, no free market necessary.

What we see is the severe lack of production, the lack of innovation, the slow erosion of power.

The crisis will be when people start saying, why can't a doctor help me? Why can't I find a house to live? Why isn't my money buying me enouhg food?

 

[Tardynox]

For an art-subject we have to do some debate project surrounding controversial art works. We were each assigned 2 works per group, where mine happened to have one which looks like this:



Do you see what it is? That's right, it's a Bible which a Dutch "artist" turned into a roll of toilet paper, he named it "recycle your Bible". The guy is called Ralph Posset and seems to have made and initiated more of these demonic and wicked things, where he placed hundreds of dildo's all over the city he originated from. The motivation behind it seems to be a great hatred of his past, where he was brought up by 2 jehovah's witnesses.

So it seems like we have to bring up arguments for and against the justification of this abomination, after which we will have to have a debate with our fellow project members wether or not this is justifiable, for which the sides will be chosen at random by the teacher.

 

[God's lonely asperger]

Besides she has some folder on the wall promoting an initiative called "Banned Books Week", which I decided to look up for myself. Lo and behold, pretty much all of them had a sexually explicit theme and most were about gay stuff.

I sure wonder why a certain German leader decided to burn books out of nowhere.

 

[Bird]

So it seems like we have to bring up arguments for and against the justification of this abomination, after which we will have to have a debate with our fellow project members wether or not this is justifiable, for which the sides will be chosen at random by the teacher.

A pro and contra debate is also known as Hegelian dialectic.
This "project" is nothing but blasphemie and that can't be justified ever. Period.

 

[God's lonely asperger]

A pro and contra debate is also known as Hegelian dialectic.
This "project" is nothing but blasphemie and that can't be justified ever. Period.

Heard a lot about Hegelian dialectics, but never understood it much.

 

[paternos]

Heard a lot about Hegelian dialectics, but never understood it much.

Asked ChatGPT for an answer:

Hegelian dialectic is a philosophical concept that describes how ideas or concepts can evolve through a process of contradiction, conflict, and resolution. It was developed by the German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel in the 19th century and is a fundamental part of his philosophy.

At its most basic level, the Hegelian dialectic is a three-part process:

1. Thesis: This is the starting point, the original idea or concept. It represents a particular perspective or viewpoint on a subject.
2. Antithesis: This is the opposite or opposing viewpoint to the original idea or thesis. It challenges and contradicts the thesis, often leading to conflict or tension.
3. Synthesis: This is the resolution or outcome of the conflict between the thesis and antithesis. It represents a new, evolved idea that incorporates elements of both the original thesis and the opposing antithesis.

Here are a few examples to illustrate the concept:

Example 1: The French Revolution Thesis: The monarchy in France was the legitimate form of government. Antithesis: The people of France have the right to self-rule and should overthrow the monarchy. Synthesis: The new government of France, a constitutional monarchy, combines elements of both the old monarchy and the new democratic ideas that emerged during the revolution.

Example 2: The Scientific Method Thesis: Scientists use their senses to observe and collect data about the natural world. Antithesis: Scientists cannot fully trust their senses, as they can be subjective and prone to error. Synthesis: The scientific method involves both observation and experimentation to test hypotheses and draw conclusions, combining both the thesis and antithesis.

Example 3: Capitalism Thesis: Capitalism promotes competition and innovation, leading to economic growth. Antithesis: Capitalism creates social and economic inequality and can exploit workers and resources for profit. Synthesis: A mixed economy, which combines elements of capitalism and government regulation, seeks to balance the benefits of competition with the need for social justice.

These examples illustrate how the Hegelian dialectic can be used to understand how ideas and systems evolve over time, as opposing forces clash and new, more evolved concepts emerge.

What my main criticism is is that Hegelian dialectics provides a frame of thinking that leads to false outcomes.

I personally think debates are a waste to time. Hegel thinks debates are great as they provide a view from all sides and when we have that information, we come closer to the truth. And that we meet somewhere in the middle.

I think this is the revolutionary spirit. That we always need to be in debate to find truth. And truth is just an understanding of 2 people debating and the public.

I think it's anti-Christian. As Jesus is the truth. Our efforts should be about understanding and following Jesus. This is personal relationship between teacher and student, between father and son. I'm interested in other peoples perspective on their relation to Jesus. Or how they understand a piece of scripture. I can be at the table with 10 people seeing different things in scripture. We share, but we don't define a synthesis for the group. We don't need to. As we have the same ambition.

The Hegelian method is used a lot in politics and is leading to all these fake conflicts. Pro-gay vs Anti-Gay and then a synthesis happens in the middle that becomes policy.

The conflicts are fake and meant to collide and get us worked up. And by that route new perversions are entered in society.

The Hegelian method is very democratic, very modern, and in my opinion is at the core rotten. Within the mega state though where we live in. Hegelian dialectic is how policy has been created, This is how we got all these millions of rules and complex law system.

ChatGPT:

In Orthodox Christian thought, there are various criticisms of the Hegelian dialectic. One of the primary criticisms is that Hegel's emphasis on the evolution of ideas or concepts through conflict and resolution is too abstract and intellectual. Orthodox theology emphasizes that the knowledge of God is not based on abstract reasoning, but on divine revelation.

In addition, some Orthodox theologians have criticized the dialectic for neglecting the role of the transcendent and the spiritual in human affairs. They argue that the dialectic is too focused on the material and temporal aspects of reality, and fails to take into account the role of the spiritual and the divine.

Another criticism of the dialectic from an Orthodox perspective is that it overemphasizes human agency and neglects the role of divine providence in shaping history. Orthodox Christians believe that God is actively involved in the affairs of the world, and that history is ultimately guided by His providential plan.

Furthermore, some Orthodox theologians have criticized the dialectic for its optimism about human progress and its assumption that history is moving towards a particular endpoint or goal. They argue that this view is too utopian and fails to take into account the reality of sin and evil in human affairs.

Despite these criticisms, some Orthodox thinkers have found value in the Hegelian dialectic. They argue that the dialectic can be used to help us better understand the relationship between human knowledge and divine revelation, and to explore the ways in which human reason can be illuminated by the light of Christ.