Based Great example of soy/normie oversocialisation vs real humanity

[Kamanbert]

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_zxVcpOzOPY


At some point the normie guy hits him with the "being alone when surrounded by people" shit normies often say as a very vague sentence, often to claim the victimhood of isolated people despite not even being alone.

The only way the guy could make sense out of that platitude is through sheer reality of a low class man : there are people there that treats you like a rag.

But when we say it, academia foids do articles on us to say that we're paranoid when they've never been a day in our shoes.

 

[Mecoja]

Romanticizing of loneliness is retarded. But i understand why would someone want to live this way if life is too hard and stressful for them, like for me. At place like those youre safe from bullying, mogging and youre more free.

 

[SmhChan]

At place like those youre safe from bullying, mogging and youre more free.

A place like that should have been the norm, not necessarily a truly secluded place, but with a small community. It's a given that the more people you have, more competition.

Society itself is indistinguishable from competitive or pro games where a certain few skills sets or genetical attributes get to thrive.

 

[niggerstonguemyanus]

A place like that should have been the norm, not necessarily a truly secluded place, but with a small community. It's a given that the more people you have, more competition.

Society itself is indistinguishable from competitive or pro games where a certain few skills sets or genetical attributes get to thrive.

The internet made the world a small place. While it was nice at first, now you're competing with every man on the planet. This goes for video games too, I'm pretty mediocre online but used to crush people locally.

 

[SmhChan]

The internet made the world a small place. While it was nice at first, now you're competing with every man on the planet. This goes for video games too, I'm pretty mediocre online but used to crush people locally.

I think travelling being accessible to general public sowed the seed.

 

[Mecoja]

A place like that should have been the norm, not necessarily a truly secluded place, but with a small community. It's a given that the more people you have, more competition.

Society itself is indistinguishable from competitive or pro games where a certain few skills sets or genetical attributes get to thrive.

Yeah, some form of small knit group, "tribe" creating a community would certainly be a better place, having a common interests and goals would make people treat each other better. Bad thing is that men like to cock measure and compete, to mog and impose hierarchy even inside of friends circle. Same kind of shit happens in big extended families too but you can trust them more.. Maybe families should create communities.

The internet made the world a small place. While it was nice at first, now you're competing with every man on the planet. This goes for video games too, I'm pretty mediocre online but used to crush people locally.

Yeah, now you compete for jobs and foids with half the planet. Most men are willing to travel across the town, states, countries for a foid or a good job, some even across the continent.

 

[Kamanbert]

A place like that should have been the norm, not necessarily a truly secluded place, but with a small community. It's a given that the more people you have, more competition.

Society itself is indistinguishable from competitive or pro games where a certain few skills sets or genetical attributes get to thrive.

The competition there is today is insane and it starts in fucking school.

 

[Kamanbert]

Amish seem based i don't think they have inceldom problem in their community. Hell not even divorce problems, probably, cause people were not brainwashed into being disgusting narcissists

 

[SmhChan]

The competition there is today is insane and it starts in fucking school.

More insane is how humans are prone to adapting to competition instead of acting in coordination. Just speaks volumes of human selfishness.

 

[Kamanbert]

More insane is how humans are prone to adapting to competition instead of acting in coordination. Just speaks volumes of human selfishness.

The way they justify it is especially infuriating.

A part of me aspire to be like this old guy. Idk where i'm going in this shit life but maybe i'm going towards that path. Just did the first steps to apply for neetbuxx.