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You always hear phrases like watch what you say or you better be careful with your words etc.
That's actually not the most important thing to look at.
What you should look at is what POSITION are you currently in? That will easily narrow down what your next words will be. In other words know your place first.
Asians follow Confucius which is about knowing your place. Indians follow the caste system. The west used to follow the feudal system.
Today we think we are beyond that but it's still there. The highest ranked people tend to be taller and more beautiful looking. It's basically the caste system determined by your genetics. CEO are like 6 foot average. The guy who becomes president is usually taller etc. In combat sports, heavyweight is always the most famous.
"All men are created equal" is one of the biggest lies told by Americans since we are obviously not. We are born into different settings which different genetics.
So basically both Chad and an incel can say the same thing but the results are completely different.
Let's say that phrase is "Hey biatch wanna bang".
When Chad says it to a foid, he is considered showing his dominance and pro activeness. This turns on the foid and agrees to fuck him on the spot.
When a 5'2 balding Indian janitor says it, the foid calls the cops and the curry immediately goes to jail for 20 years.
Why the huge difference? It's because of WHO said it. It's about WHO is in the right POSITION to say it.
Chad has superior genetics making him a member of the higher caste. Therefore he is in the appropriate position to ask foids to bang him. It's socially acceptable.
The incel curry has inferior genetics and is bottom of the caste. He is trying to ask something beyond his position of the hierarchy by asking a foid for sex. What he is doing is unacceptable behavior and against what is socially acceptable.
So remember going forward it's not looking at what you should say. It's look at where you stand first.
Edit: Yes. Actions also applies too. Chad and an incel can perform same action yet one is punished and the other is rewarded
That's actually not the most important thing to look at.
What you should look at is what POSITION are you currently in? That will easily narrow down what your next words will be. In other words know your place first.
Asians follow Confucius which is about knowing your place. Indians follow the caste system. The west used to follow the feudal system.
Today we think we are beyond that but it's still there. The highest ranked people tend to be taller and more beautiful looking. It's basically the caste system determined by your genetics. CEO are like 6 foot average. The guy who becomes president is usually taller etc. In combat sports, heavyweight is always the most famous.
"All men are created equal" is one of the biggest lies told by Americans since we are obviously not. We are born into different settings which different genetics.
So basically both Chad and an incel can say the same thing but the results are completely different.
Let's say that phrase is "Hey biatch wanna bang".
When Chad says it to a foid, he is considered showing his dominance and pro activeness. This turns on the foid and agrees to fuck him on the spot.
When a 5'2 balding Indian janitor says it, the foid calls the cops and the curry immediately goes to jail for 20 years.
Why the huge difference? It's because of WHO said it. It's about WHO is in the right POSITION to say it.
Chad has superior genetics making him a member of the higher caste. Therefore he is in the appropriate position to ask foids to bang him. It's socially acceptable.
The incel curry has inferior genetics and is bottom of the caste. He is trying to ask something beyond his position of the hierarchy by asking a foid for sex. What he is doing is unacceptable behavior and against what is socially acceptable.
So remember going forward it's not looking at what you should say. It's look at where you stand first.
Edit: Yes. Actions also applies too. Chad and an incel can perform same action yet one is punished and the other is rewarded
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