/32/ - Psychopolitics

I believe the term started getting popular around the Trump campaign. It was paraphrased as.

It's alwasys darkest before the Don.

This thread is interesting considering it predated the "calm before the storm" comment.

>>2761

To Sum up.

From thoughts of couple strong minded person into very influential thinking of majority

This video was a shock for me, how deeply it has got rooted into American education to manipulate future generations

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUEgTaM28ls

Do you want to read people analysing feminism or the actual feminist writers?

It all denominates to Marxism. The women were being exploited because they weren't getting paid and their labour was taken away from them (alienation).

I would like to know more about this as well. It seems like feminism and social justice issues burst onto the scene in a way that suggests coordinated action.

I think the slow growth of feminism can be explained in part by "The Myth of Male Power". The notion that women have always occupied a position in society that is wholly inferior is a myth. Women hold a valued and protected status that was leveraged by feminism to inject it into the mainstream.

>>2761

The more ancient perspective of feminism can be found in the character of Lilith, being the first woman (created in the garden), who competed with Adam for sexual dominance. Later, she would pronounce God's full name and fly away. Daddy issues, I guess.

During WW1, women, the early feminists types, used to hand out white feathers to those who chose not to enlist. It was a gesture intended to shame whosoever was given the feather. I've heard it said this was a ploy by some agency to encourage more men to combat. By this I mean to say, feminism has always been a means to control men, and not solely to "liberate" women.

The feminist movement was carried on through marketing ploys, Edward Bernays using the feminist movement to sell cigarettes for example, this led into the "Council on Foreign Relations" which is a Rockefeller social engineering think-tank.

It's intended to break up the family, encouraging women to surrender their children to the education system for the pursuit of a career. It wasn't so long ago that only 1 parent had to work.

I'll add some more thoughts on this, mainly relating to how the Internet affects irl group formation.

a) By off loading such a big part of our intelligence to the net there lies the danger of being unable to function as members of smaller groups in the same way people have more and more difficulty to survive off the grid.

b)The way the net handles cross group relationships: by creating safespaces so as to combat the net's inherent hate machine. This kind of alienation can carry on irl the more people rely on sanitized social media to form their opinions.

c)narcissim, as an anon put it, there are more photographers and attention whores than people actually interested in a group's activities.

Also I have been toying with the idea of parts of the Internet functioning as a behavioral sink. I searched a bit and found the following

> Freedman suggested a different conclusion, though. Moral decay resulted “not from density, but from excessive social interaction,” Ramsden explained. “Not all of Calhoun’s rats had gone berserk. Those who managed to control space led relatively normal lives.” Striking the right balance between privacy and community, Freedman argued, would reduce social pathology. It was the unwanted unavoidable social interaction that drove even fairly social creatures mad, he believed. Culture and upbringing also play key roles in adapting to environment, others suggested.

>Further studies of space design seemed to prove this. One such study compared students living in two different styles of college dormitory— corridor versus a suite style. Those in the corridor perceived the environment as crowded and exhibited increased stress levels. Those in the suite style, where the dormitory was partitioned into a series of separate communal areas, fared better, even though the level of density was similar, Ramsden said. “By comparing the two, [researchers] were able to provide evidence both of pathology and its amelioration through more effective design.

If social interaction is what results in a behavioral sink, can the InterPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>3038

>nowadays [people] basically have no alone time and therefore spend no time thinking.

It is as if everyone is watching Big Brother 24/7

>>3039

>but those niche groups never leave the internet.

Some of those niche groups never leave the Internet, some do. But even those that don't, affect reality by affecting the people using them.

And some groups, niche or not, substitute real structures.

Tinder substituting mating process

Uber substituting state regulations of transportation

Fb - socializing

Wikipedia - parts of the intellectual structures

etc.

The above have the potential to provide value but also very negative results.

As long as Internet groups functioned mainly with text these problems were less pronounced, part of the reason was, less people were using it back then. But once rating systems, recommendations algorithms and social media became commonplace things really started going bad. That, along with the influx of masses accessing the net through smartphones.

Local traditional structures had no way to compete with the results those systems gave to the specific niche they were designed for in much the same way that traditional architecture had no way to compete with the functionality of Bauhaus. But some things were lost during that conversion.

Yes, I keep googling how to make cheese sauce even after having made it lots of times.

Also I must lack ingenuity because I use for stuff like stopping a bike wheel squeaking.

If you attempt to solve the problem without first using the internet but then consult it afterwards, then maybe you can keep your edge AND get the best technique.

didn't mean to sage.

LOL OP REKT IN RETROSPEKT

>>3439

>>3436

Fuck off with this retardation. Seriously, go back to your echo chamber.

The 'Trump' you refer to is not a man, but a machine. The presidency is not a dictatorship. He is beholden not only to his supporters, but to the interests of the whole economy.

The presidency is a ceremonial position more than anything else. It's just something for the masses to look at.

What happens in terms of military strikes and policy changes and anything else comes as a result of the will of the economy, not from one man.

>>3383

The jews are just continuing their attacks against what Trump symbolizes to the people they wish to destroy and enslave. There's no news on that front

>>3441

>He is beholden not only to his supporters, but to the interests of the whole economy.

He has a real estate empire and people love his TV show and WWE appearances. How does he need the presidency? He's not some small-fry 'community organiser'.

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>>3339

>>3340

I assume you don't care to explain anything you just said either?

>>3232

>there are two ways

por que no los dos?

>>3343

>ass u me

You can give people power over your mind by trusting in things orchestrated for you to believe.

>>3337

This is well said.

Sin, perhaps the exposing of a weakness, but most importantly vulnerability, produces total compliance and ensures the pursuit of common-cause.

Sin is like the currency in which souls are traded via the appeasement of carnal desires.

>>3474

Why continue the conversation if you don't want to elaborate?

>>3475

It's on the guy asking rhetorical-style questions to elaborate on the answers.

>>3480

>it's on you to entertain me

>>3481

Didn't realise you were being entertaining, I thought you were being informative.

>>3401

Dan Gabriel

>Key people:

>Steve Bannon

hmm... what is it with that guy?

Some of you might be interested in this - https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/may/07/the-great-british-brexit-robbery-hijacked-democracy

>>3518

Gimme the tl;dr

>>3396

Considering Cambridge Analytica, this is all happening now, video related.

This guy is some second-hand intelligence asset, bought-out mole, churning conspiracy in the direction of lesser agency start-ups (founded 2013) using common practices. Essentially this character is being championed by the communist media to feign virtues which are intended to be tethered to the anti-fa motif, who are being provided with these celebrity idols of "rebellion".

Using facebook data as a foundation to manipulate the masses, so marketing, targeted ads. Of course Google does this with its search indices, and what social-media platform doesn't do this, sell user-data? The well-established round-tables of such operations are merely defending (via their media) the monopoly of public political-consensus, and what we know as "the left" is the bloated hypnotized result of their vice-grip on all public platforms.

Another deep-state-darling "whistleblower", which is a very tactically playacting word, dressed like a clown-harem, gossiping about the lower-rung methodology of social-engineering circles.

>>3498

Please tell me, especially if you have links to documents to tell about these methods. Better prepared than brainwashed.

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>>3453

What I don't understand about all this is how fucked up and unenlightened the masses are when the elites' religion is as you described. My best guess is that they've taken the knowledge and perverted it for their and only their personal gain.

>>3463

You do not understand.

The elite are a gang. They are building paradise on earth, for themselves. Not for humanity.

Ruthlessly exploiting and enslaving weaker, stupider people is not something they apologize for. They see it as a part of the natural order and they make no apologies for nature.

It is a religion of sociopaths and people who aspire to power at any cost. And a religion of dupes who aid the sociopaths because they are compartmentalized and brainwashed by ideology and are "useful idiots".

Even their subordinates are kept profane and in the dark. The masses are not even on the chessboard. While they are above the chessboard, looking down. The pieces do not know they are on the chessboard.

saturn has an eye shape on one of its poles

Political strategies are made obsolete by the proliferation of psychological warfare into the domestic population.

The best strategy is to subvert the culture, specifically youth culture, as beyond that, typically, political opinions crystallize.

Any television show can impart the philosophy that leads to communism, it doesn't have to dress itself in overt political symbolism.

>>3456

Oracle of Delphi, I'm guessing. "From the top of the mountain"

>>3456

>>3484

>>3551

From Wikipedia

>The Delphi method (/ˈdɛlfaɪ/ DEL-fy) is a structured communication technique or method, originally developed as a systematic, interactive forecasting method which relies on a panel of experts. The experts answer questionnaires in two or more rounds. After each round, a facilitator or change agent provides an anonymised summary of the experts' forecasts from the previous round as well as the reasons they provided for their judgments. Thus, experts are encouraged to revise their earlier answers in light of the replies of other members of their panel. It is believed that during this process the range of the answers will decrease and the group will converge towards the "correct" answer. Finally, the process is stopped after a predefined stop criterion (e.g. number of rounds, achievement of consensus, stability of results) and the mean or median scores of the final rounds determine the results.

>The Delphi method was developed by Project RAND during the 1950-1960s (1959) by Olaf Helmer, Norman Dalkey, and Nicholas Rescher.

>>3454

>TED is a tavistock operation.

There is for sure something ominous about TED talks, seems overtly optimistic while appealing to those who think themselves intellectual. Essentially talking points provided to the spiritually gutted bugmen computer-intellects.

>>2705

>Resistance

Who is talking about resistance? :^)

>Moot, Rules of the internet

Not talking about some ideals like open source and shit. Iam thinking about the old constitution of the anons.

For Moot I hope he enjoys being the kikes bitch, nothing wrong with that. I bet he is currently swimming in boi pussies and Iam happy for the old faggot, he earned it.

>>2681

Fuck. Its B. (lol) He's still bitter about getting BTFO by GG and /pol/.

Yup.

>>2681

Yup.

google is going to do what google does, doesn't matter who they employ, they plan decades in advance.

they probably have the next 100 years mapped out.