Do you ever consider you might be wrong, judge? Because your opinion on that would be at least as interesting. I'm asking because when I get into absolute positions I try to step back and ask, What if?

"Integration" Teacher subreddits are full of mostly women teachers bitching about how in a class of 30 they have to deal with autisitics, adhd'ers, runners, retards, etc. Maybe half the class. Easy. Because integrating all levels and abilities in students was the "right thing to do" years before. And you know they bought that idea and its politics and pushed for it all themselves. Here, it's blacks. But it was taken to the extreme and now they have to deal with the consequences. Oh noes. I have to suffer the yadda yadda yadda. Suffer.

Talking to ourguys here and elsewhere I've learned a lot and it's great as a humbling experience. It's just a part of personal maturity.

When they employed actual White people they ran fine. But clinics don't any longer, they're jeets or flips mostly and nothing runs right and hasn't for so long people have forgotten what it was like.

It's really something the first time you actually have to deal with them and you realize why nothing fucking works in India and why nothing seems simple or straightforward to do any longer in Canada. Whether it's making an appointment at a medical clinic where the pajeeta just stares at the computer screen trying to figure out how to use the system or some jeet "handyman" deciding it's too complicated to run the cable through the wall and just staples it on the outside near the ceiling instead (but the landlord is mexican so he was fine with it - true Canadian story).

Just from a couple of people I know who were seriously considering working in the entertainment industry, and attending the first couple of years of a college dedicated to the field, they got out because of the political environment and very clear woke agenda. There simply wasn't a future in it for them. I wonder how many talented /our people have had that route cut off because of this? Same number as skilled machinists, mathematicians, scientists and engineers.

Yeah. Not going so well for them. People notice and pick up on this bullshit right away now.

I work in STEM and see this in the workplace, both as staff engineers, programmers and scientists, as well as management. Almost all of them were pushed into their positions starting from an early age. By society, media and family. They have some aptitude, yes, but it's very rare to find that native spark and drive that once took men into those positions naturally. Or created those positions in the first place, in new companies and new technologies. It's all fake now. And it just doesn't work like it used to when it was real.

I remember you mentioning the first one. LMAO. What else is never told in the history books?

She had a higher calling ...

Gad. I used to volunteer and helped disabled people living on government assistance of one sort or another. The number of times I heard, "My rights ...," thrown around as some kind of magical phrase that will get them something they feel entitled to through other people ... Some people are very hard not to dislike.

A bell curve thing. A distribution. A certain fraction of the population will either not take to the brainwashing in the first place or will eventually figure it out. It's a smaller fraction though compared to the ones that fall for it and will even fight to defend it. Covid was a world class education in the true nature of people.

They run all the top tech companies in the US dontcha know?

Looking at it's reddit history: 1. It's a woman, apparently. 2. Cycles a great deal. Very pro-cyclist. So ... 3. Supports Trudeau and the Liberal Party her (progs, like American Democrats). 4. Says shit like, *"Yeah, these discussions are delicate. Reasonable people (i.e. the majority) don't want to make newcomers feel unwelcome and don't want to stir up racist garbage from xenophobes."* A fucking idiot that supports every that's made Canada shit today. Including her kid not being able to work. Zero sympathy.

Same thing when chinese swarmed the telecoms industry back in the late 90's and early 2000's. Once one got into a management position you were fucked.

In 2022, MAID accounted for 4.1 per cent of all deaths in Canada. They expect that to reach about 10 percent in a few years. Government facilitated suicide is like third or fourth leading cause of death in Canada. And they push for it for everyone who has a severe illness that they will probably die from.

He's retarded. Most people lived on farms and ate what they grew and traded with neighbours. And everyone liked meat. Farmers did *not* live on salads and lentils. They couldn't physically do the work if they did. And the city populations were a huge market. The population was not anywhere near where you need the industrialised scale we have today.

I belong to an online tech meet up group. It's mostly men. Just a couple of women attend. We decide to have an irl get together. A potluck. Everyone brings food. So the two women object. Seriously. They don't want to cook. We get together. All the men bring something. My girlfriend contributes a dish because that's the way she is. I know. I know how lucky I am. The two women show up and dig in. They contribute nothing. It's so obvious it's funny.