blackpill is not an ideology and makes no value judgments
its just a bunch of observations of states of affairs, nothing more
you can interpret these observations as you wish
This is true- effectively, it is possible to incorporate the Blackpill as we see it into virtually any kind of philosophy, religion, political ideology, etc.
The powers that be and every person working in marketing agencies uses the blackpill to their advantage every single day. And they love it.
So, I guess the blackpill is encouraging, amazing and fruit-bearing to these people huh?
Everything good comes from the blackpill. Sales, economic growth, prosperity.
Just an example how the interpretation and value judgements applied to it are arbitrary.
This is a truth, and quite a brutal one to say the least: It highlights how the blackpill could almost just work to our advantage, yet we are in no position to have any influence with it: Perhaps, the best course of action which we(and other blackpillers have as a collective) is that of spreading the blackpill through any means possible. Memes, videos, even just posts on this forum.
- people are filthy animals -> value judgment, not part of blackpill
- life has no point -> value judgement, not part of blackpill
These are not part of the blackpill, but they correlate with it & certainly will fide
- everything is random/luck -> opposite of blackpill which says everything is orderly and predictable
Excellent take here: People oftentimes assume that the blackpill itself falls upon the notion that "oh well I was born this way due to poor luck/genetic recombination" when they are forgetting the fact that in order to inherit genetics, you must first undergo the simple process of creation which requires many patterns to take place: Thus, it is orderly & predictable as you stated.
- genetic determinism -> ditto, last point and this one literally contradict each other kek. Either its random or determined, not both.
It is determined: Simply, it just follows the Universal law of symmetry, frequency, patterns, etc.
- looks are everything and morals dont exist -> looks and morality are different categories, this is a fallacy.
Ironically, had we lived in more moral societies, most of us genuinely wouldn't be Incel.
Also non-sequitor to go from "looks have greater effect than people believe" (value neutral observation) to "morality does not exist" (value judgment which is not connected to the premise).
Good point here.
- suffering is meaningless -> same as all of the above, the blackpill has never said suffering is meaningless. Idk where OP gets this from.
The blackpill is suffering for some, but genuine lifefuel for others: In example, normies whom hold blackpill knowledge can benefit from it.
In fact, we ourselves benefit from it, since it prevents us from wasting time on attempts to "improve."
Everything OP listed are just value judgments.
The blackpill is just a bunch of value neutral observations like
- "women make the majority of customer purchases"
- "looks have a great influence on how people treat each other"
- "humans use heuristics in their thinking that lead to fallacious conclusions"
Not a single one of these leads to the conclusion that life is meaningless. The blackpill is not an ideology.
In a way, you could even interpret the blackpill as quite an optimistic outlook. You could deduce that due to your looks being below average & being non-NT, that you should just engage in as many earthly & hedonistic pleasures as possible: Drinking, drugs, porn, escortmaxxing, etc.
Stop straw-manning us and read the data.
I genuinely will never understand the normies on Reddit, Twitter, etc. who label us as a "movement" akin to that of BLM or the BP as an "ideology" akin to that of Conservatism; have they even looked here & seen the amount of infighting & debates over it?
The only reason why Incels and/or Blackpillers are given these buzzword labels, lies in the fact that admitting we have a point would genuinely make a lot of people question the state of the world.
I appreciate you giving a well-detailed response by the way; I am non-Christian but agnostic, so it is interesting hearing this.
