Serious [Theory] The opium epidemic in China was the first blackpill movement in history

[Fontaine]

In the 1800s, an enormous proportion of Chinese men began to get addicted to opium even though they knew it was an addictive and dangerous drug pushed by the British.

At the time, polygyny was still rampant in China, condemning the lowest status Chinese men to lifelong inceldom. (Now it is the same but for a different reason: the sex ratio).

Opium dens were the first blackpill movement in history. Ugly and dumb Chinese men, knowing all too well that they would never get sex and offspring, refused to be productive members of society and instead massively LDARed. Combined with the two British wars that followed, it caused the complete ruin of an old and powerful civilization.

 

[Grapefruit]

I think you're connecting unrelated points, but eh.

Unrelated, but jfl at any addicts these days though. Their own fault.

 

[happiless]

I think you're connecting unrelated points, but eh.

Unrelated, but jfl at any addicts these days though. Their own fault.

JFL at you for thinking like a normie.

Just replace the word addicts with virgins if you need proof.

 

[WarriorSkull]

Weren't many of the native american tribes some strange form of poly?

Makes you wonder about how hard they took to the white man's Fire Water.

 

[IsolationHurts]

Write a book about it. I would read it. Example:
"Inceldom and the Fall of the Chinese Empire" lol
Now serious, I'm gonna watch a good documentary about it. I'm curious now.

JFL at you for thinking like a normie.

Just replace the word addicts with virgins if you need proof.

 

[mylifeistrash]

and that's why caffeine pills and other basic drugs are illegal in Thailand

 

[NEETAndTidy]

I mean. It's an interesting theory. But people just seem to like drugs. It's a form of escapism that really appeals to mankind