Um, have you been keeping up with the news lately? Russia invaded Ukraine. Thousands of dead corpses all over the place. Israel promotes wars in the Middle East that the United States is encouraged to fight. China might invade Taiwan in a few years. History is happening around you as we speak; just take a look outside for a moment.
Those are decisions by world leaders and upper decks of militaries, and soldiers have to comply - otherwise they are branded traitors/deserters and may actually get a death penalty sentence.
Most people (by far) in this world just want a peaceful life with people they like or hobbies they enjoy, and whatever.
I guess it boils down to experience then. You're going to find out soon that many men on this forum are jealous of people who live better lives. This is not a judgment; it's an observation.
On a personal note, I met several students in High School who were clearly jealous of their peers and weren't afraid to admit it. So it's not really once in a lifetime. It's more frequent than that.
If you compare the amount of time people "spend" being jealous, it's a very tiny fraction, just as most feelings against other people.
Jealousy is also a spectrum. People can be jealous in a "healthy" way (as in, it motivates them to be better at something) if aimed at a peer/someone they like, or downright hateful against what they consider a massive injustice, in which case murder may ensue.
I see very little hate against people from other incels, if anything, most here (myself included) hate the system that benefits people who bully and mistreat others, and the unfair way looks (ultimately, genetics) play a decisive role in all social aspects.
This isn't hate / jealousy.
Oh, I never denied cooperation exists. Actually, I created a thread on this an hour ago. I just pointed out the fact that life is a competition for resources, territories, reproduction, and power. I believe you don't deny that either.
Of course I'll deny that. Life isn't "competition" - competition at various degrees is something that life NEEDS in order to exist AND improve upon itself. This is something else than saying "life is competition". Life is much more, competition plays a role just as death also does - this doesn't seem to support saying that "life is death".
And there is much more than that, including ofc cooperation. Most emotions are actually just the result of natural selection, as they guarantee better odds for survival.
And yet there you are competing with me in order to establish whose views are correct. I never denied cooperation exists; I simply said men fight each other beyond limits because of women, and that's an observable fact. It shouldn't be that way, but it is. So what's your point here? Are you denying men compete with each other so as to be able to reproduce?
That is also cooperation, since it benefit all involved, including those who can read us and improve their own opinions about our world.
No one denies that competition exists and is pretty much everywhere even in modern human life. It begins even before conception. However it makes little sense to reduce life to competition that way in my opinion.
You're not blackpilled enough if you deny the intersexual competition, that I can tell you.
I don't think a "100%" blackpilled person can even exist. First, because no person can embody (in good faith) all experiences from others.
And since people do differ a lot in these, it's only fair they will disagree at some point. I'll take whatever -pill I see as something to be considered and learned from, but not as an objective truth or dogma.
Ex: People disagree a lot if there can be "tallcels" or not, or if escortcels are actually incels (imho they're not, consented sex is sex even if paid).
I guess so, but third world individuals have to worry about food, shelter, water supply, criminality, and so on. Whereas, in first world countries, we do worry about those things, but to a lesser extent; so much so that young folks have to find lame excuses in order to satiate their boring, meaningless lives.