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My consulting firm has offices in Canada, so I may be going there. Apparently I don't fit in with the "office culture 
" and they're looking for a reason to get rid of me despite the fact that I'm extremely nice and kind to everyone, they don't like me. Instead of firing me which is time consuming and the associated litigation risk, they may just transfer me to Canada. My office is the most sterotypical rich NY douchebag office in existence, a bunch of hot fratboys and sorority stacies flirting and giggling while I do all the real work, so I hate it here, I'm hoping Canada will be a lot better.
Anyway, Canada seems like a much better place for incels. I know it's run by a feminist nutjob but in many ways I think Canada is far more pro-incel than the United States. Here are my reasoning:
1) Americans are HOTTER than Canadians. All the hot Canadians move to the U.S for school and work. If you're a high-tier Chad or Stacy in Canada, you're moving to LA or NY. If you guys ever come to New York, you'll see what I mean, it's like a model fashion show on Monday mornings. Hot people EVERYWHERE. It's not that New Yorkers are naturally hot, it's that hot people from all over the place come to NY, and Canada is so close that it's not hard for them to wind up here. I've also noticed in Canadian media that the hot characters are never actually that hot compared to American shows. The Stacy in a Canadian show would often be a Becky in an American show, and the Chads in Canadian TV are just above-average Brad dudes from American shows. It's clear that moving to Canada will push my SMV up a few points, I will still be an ugly male, but at least i won't be a hideous monster in comparison to these angelic beauties.
2) Colder weather....girls won't be as revealing. This drives me so crazy. NY isn't that bad because it's up North, but during the summer girls where very scantily clad clothing. It drives me crazy because I know it's only for Chad and it arouses me so much, it's like they are teasing me, mocking me for my inferiority.
3) Nicer people.... not much more has to be said. Even if the girls are still hypergamous, at least i won't be as explicitly shit on as I am here. People are so rude in America, at least in Canada there's a layer of politeness so I won't be constantly reminded by how shitty I am
4) Gun control... I am terrified of guns. Thankfully New York has more restrictive gun policies but honestly it's not enough. Some idiot could buy a gun from a Texas gunshow and cross State Lines. Even though that's illegal, it barely seems to be enforced. Look at Kyle Rittenhouse, a 17 year old who crossed state lines with an AR-15 and murdered two people yet got off scot-free on every charge. I would feel 1000x safer if I lived somewhere like Canada where guns were totally kept off the market except under very particular circumstances, and after the latest Texas shooting, the Prime Minister declared a freeze on all handgun sales, and is soon to push for stronger legislation against gun ownership.
5) Mandatory Vaccinations. I have shitty genetics, and shitty genetics tends to come in a package. I have a compromised immune system. Covid-19 for me is especially dangerous. I thank God everyday that NY had a mandatory vaccination policy for passports and whatnot because I know that the vast majority of people here are vaccinated. There are a few demographics that have lower vaccination rates and ngl I tend to stay away from the more often. Even though the vax pass is dropped, far more people got the vaccine because there's nothing to do without it. I would love to live in Canada that has even higher vaccination rates, and I wouldn't feel scared taking the plane there because everybody on Canadian airlines or on planes entering Canada must be fully vaccinated.
6) Universal Healthcare. I won't have to worry about going bankrupt if I get some disease that my shitty immune system can't fight against. I am not the most healthy person, my family has a lot of preexisting conditions. I would love for a universal healthcare system to ensure I won't go bankrupt because a few rich assholes don't want their taxes to go up a few % points. Canada is far more socialist in the sense that rich Chad assholes actually have to pay for their fellow citizens
7) Less corruption: Americans have lost faith in their institutions. No one trusts the cops in America, no one trusts the medical community, no one trusts the scientists, no one trusts the government. As irrational as I believe a lot of these thoughts are, largely peddled by fearmongers in the alternative media, it doesn't create a very stable society for people to be so distrustful of their institutions. In Canada, people generally trust the government and established authorities. This is why during the Trucker Protest Trudeau was able to enact the emergency act, effectively declaring martial law, seizing bank accounts of protesters, and launching federal investigators to track them down. People aren't worried about some Alex Jones tier 1984 Grey State conspiracy in Canada, they see the government as a tool at their disposal, and as citizens of a democracy they feel empowered to discuss how this tool can be used to keep us safe. That's the society I want to live in, not one where any policy solution is treated as a U.N conspiracy run by Bill Gates to sterilize everyone. If you still haven't figured out how this relates to inceldom, it's obvious. The more corrupt and less grounded in institutional procedures a society is, the more that social sway and likability becomes a determinant to your success. Caroll Quigley wrote about this in his discussions about the Pakistani-Peruvian axis.... societies built on corruption and nepotism over established formal institutions will inevitably benefit those with more social dominance as opposed to formal authority.... i.e the CHADS
" and they're looking for a reason to get rid of me despite the fact that I'm extremely nice and kind to everyone, they don't like me. Instead of firing me which is time consuming and the associated litigation risk, they may just transfer me to Canada. My office is the most sterotypical rich NY douchebag office in existence, a bunch of hot fratboys and sorority stacies flirting and giggling while I do all the real work, so I hate it here, I'm hoping Canada will be a lot better.Anyway, Canada seems like a much better place for incels. I know it's run by a feminist nutjob but in many ways I think Canada is far more pro-incel than the United States. Here are my reasoning:
1) Americans are HOTTER than Canadians. All the hot Canadians move to the U.S for school and work. If you're a high-tier Chad or Stacy in Canada, you're moving to LA or NY. If you guys ever come to New York, you'll see what I mean, it's like a model fashion show on Monday mornings. Hot people EVERYWHERE. It's not that New Yorkers are naturally hot, it's that hot people from all over the place come to NY, and Canada is so close that it's not hard for them to wind up here. I've also noticed in Canadian media that the hot characters are never actually that hot compared to American shows. The Stacy in a Canadian show would often be a Becky in an American show, and the Chads in Canadian TV are just above-average Brad dudes from American shows. It's clear that moving to Canada will push my SMV up a few points, I will still be an ugly male, but at least i won't be a hideous monster in comparison to these angelic beauties.
2) Colder weather....girls won't be as revealing. This drives me so crazy. NY isn't that bad because it's up North, but during the summer girls where very scantily clad clothing. It drives me crazy because I know it's only for Chad and it arouses me so much, it's like they are teasing me, mocking me for my inferiority.
3) Nicer people.... not much more has to be said. Even if the girls are still hypergamous, at least i won't be as explicitly shit on as I am here. People are so rude in America, at least in Canada there's a layer of politeness so I won't be constantly reminded by how shitty I am
4) Gun control... I am terrified of guns. Thankfully New York has more restrictive gun policies but honestly it's not enough. Some idiot could buy a gun from a Texas gunshow and cross State Lines. Even though that's illegal, it barely seems to be enforced. Look at Kyle Rittenhouse, a 17 year old who crossed state lines with an AR-15 and murdered two people yet got off scot-free on every charge. I would feel 1000x safer if I lived somewhere like Canada where guns were totally kept off the market except under very particular circumstances, and after the latest Texas shooting, the Prime Minister declared a freeze on all handgun sales, and is soon to push for stronger legislation against gun ownership.
5) Mandatory Vaccinations. I have shitty genetics, and shitty genetics tends to come in a package. I have a compromised immune system. Covid-19 for me is especially dangerous. I thank God everyday that NY had a mandatory vaccination policy for passports and whatnot because I know that the vast majority of people here are vaccinated. There are a few demographics that have lower vaccination rates and ngl I tend to stay away from the more often. Even though the vax pass is dropped, far more people got the vaccine because there's nothing to do without it. I would love to live in Canada that has even higher vaccination rates, and I wouldn't feel scared taking the plane there because everybody on Canadian airlines or on planes entering Canada must be fully vaccinated.
6) Universal Healthcare. I won't have to worry about going bankrupt if I get some disease that my shitty immune system can't fight against. I am not the most healthy person, my family has a lot of preexisting conditions. I would love for a universal healthcare system to ensure I won't go bankrupt because a few rich assholes don't want their taxes to go up a few % points. Canada is far more socialist in the sense that rich Chad assholes actually have to pay for their fellow citizens
7) Less corruption: Americans have lost faith in their institutions. No one trusts the cops in America, no one trusts the medical community, no one trusts the scientists, no one trusts the government. As irrational as I believe a lot of these thoughts are, largely peddled by fearmongers in the alternative media, it doesn't create a very stable society for people to be so distrustful of their institutions. In Canada, people generally trust the government and established authorities. This is why during the Trucker Protest Trudeau was able to enact the emergency act, effectively declaring martial law, seizing bank accounts of protesters, and launching federal investigators to track them down. People aren't worried about some Alex Jones tier 1984 Grey State conspiracy in Canada, they see the government as a tool at their disposal, and as citizens of a democracy they feel empowered to discuss how this tool can be used to keep us safe. That's the society I want to live in, not one where any policy solution is treated as a U.N conspiracy run by Bill Gates to sterilize everyone. If you still haven't figured out how this relates to inceldom, it's obvious. The more corrupt and less grounded in institutional procedures a society is, the more that social sway and likability becomes a determinant to your success. Caroll Quigley wrote about this in his discussions about the Pakistani-Peruvian axis.... societies built on corruption and nepotism over established formal institutions will inevitably benefit those with more social dominance as opposed to formal authority.... i.e the CHADS
