Manning Up
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Summary
In this episode I talk about how technology has stagnated, and how this is a direct result of the lack of men in the modern world. I also talk about the decline of male-dominated society, and why we should be worried about it.
Transcript
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And one of the ways that we Calgarians have adapted to deal with this weather
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The plus 15s are a bunch of connecting passageways 15 feet above the road
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that connect basically every office tower in downtown to one another.
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You can catch the train or the bus or your car to the center of Calgary,
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walk up a flight of stairs, and you can walk from one end to the other without going outside.
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It's an extremely useful innovation when it's cold out.
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So earlier today, I was taking a break from work,
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going downstairs to grab a coffee, have a cigarette.
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And what do I find but these three creatures just hanging out.
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Facial piercings, tattoos, dreadlocks, the typical creature attire.
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And I'm looking at this technological marvel that they surround themselves in.
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They inevitably think of themselves as some sort of warrior spirit, paganistic, what have you.
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But see, while I look up to men like Roland and Beowulf as a challenge.
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These guys look up to Iron Man or the Hulk the way that a child looks up to war heroes.
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And no, I wasn't mistaking a counterculture musician or artist.
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They decided to come downtown to surround themselves with the works of greater men,
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to sit there listening to their iPod, these unemployed degenerate sacks of filth, living in the structures,
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imagined by men of greater intellect and built by men of stronger back than this group could ever hope to be.
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Whenever you build civilization, you get cockroaches.
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Now, my last video was about the broad perspective, the men's rights advocates, the social patterns and dynamics, what's going on.
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Instead of focusing on the broad patterns, this time I'd like to focus on the individual.
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And, you know, last time there were certainly quite a number of people upset with me for what I posted in that video.
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Well, before we get to the topic of this one, I'd like to remind you guys of where we are in history right now.
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The bankers screwed the pooch big time with that one.
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And when you come up with ten years of socialist legislation, things only get worse.
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You still had a populace that was trained in the means of production.
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This time around, we've got the same funny money.
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But we've exported our productivity base overseas.
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Our population, our human resources are no longer trained in these skills.
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The number of tool and die experts, the number of machinists, the number of mechanics.
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How many men out there know how to change the oil on their car?
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We've lost our productive skills this time around.
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So when this depression hits, rebuilding is not going to be easy.
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We have a demographic problem here in the west.
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Our population rate, our rate of children per woman, is at 1.6 here in Canada.
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And it even gets worse in some places in Europe.
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Two children, 0.1 for the people that die or are infertile or so forth.
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And to try and bolster the economy while this happens,
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we're importing slave labor from other countries to work the dirt jobs that we don't want to work.
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If you try and say anything about immigration, the liberals call you racist,
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while the corporations benefit from the cheap labor.
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The number of new developments in the technological fields is at an all-time low.
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It's been going down since 1972, at the very least, if not for the past 150 years.
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I know that a lot of people want to argue with me on this,
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talking about smartphones and Angry Birds and all these wonderful new apps that we're getting.
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The computers, the operating system, the software is getting worse.
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There are a few fields where we're still advancing along Moore's Law.
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Biotechnology, that was going to be the new thing we heard in 1990, has completely stalled.
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We're done with bettering ourselves, with learning how the world works.
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Instead, we just entertain ourselves constantly.
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And down below is a link that goes more into that, because I know we're all a bunch of science geeks,
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and we want to pretend that the world's getting better, that we're getting more technological.
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There's so many people that'll make a bloody profit if we go and overthrow another country.
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If we go and send a whole bunch of patriotic young boys that are young, dumb, and full of cum
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to go die and get their legs blown off in some third-world hellhole to no end whatsoever.
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A lot of people are going to make a profit off that.
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The liberals, the hippies, the peaceniks, they're not going to do anything to stop it.
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We've got China with a massive population problem.
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Third world that's exploding in population because we keep sending them free food,
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so only the gangsters and scumbags get to breed.
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if you think that it's not fair living in this feminist, anti-male, anti-white world,
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In fact, I got teased about that in the army all the time.
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Marini, we've got to do something about your soft heart.
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But I can be empathetic with you and your problems,
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or all the other nonsense that goes on in this world.
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a woman with three children off of different baby daddies,
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when she's collecting welfare and health benefits,
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has a take-home income equivalent to a family making 60 grand a year.
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There is no incentive for the poor to better themselves.
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Why would you make 40 grand a year when you can make the equivalent of 60 grand for sitting on your ass?
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how much of a benefit are you going to get from making 120 grand if you have to work twice as hard,
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And we're not going to vote this situation away.
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The majority of the population don't pay a net tax.
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And is crying about our problems going to fix it?
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Is begging government to be a little bit more just,
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to please turn us into a special interest group,
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treat us the same way that you treat every other officially categorized minority victim?
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Is begging and whining and complaining going to fix this world?
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Or is it tough sons of bitches that are going to fix this world?
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Because that's what I intend to talk about in this video, is tough sons of bitches.
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Yes, we've been handed the short end of the stick.
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But if we don't fix this, nobody's going to fix it.
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Back in the Army, there were two sayings that really stuck with me,
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And the older I get, the more meaning I find in them.
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The first one, the motto of the Land Force Central Area Training Centre Meaford Base,
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and yet revolutionary in this world of laziness,
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of iPads and iPhones that just break and you get a brand new one.
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That if there is something screwed up in your life,
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in your environment, in your car, in your computer,
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Emergencies are what happen when you let little problems go for too long.
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you deal with it, you address it, you learn it, you improve it,
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And yet, in the modern workplace, this is a moral commandment that you're going to have to ignore more often than not.
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The fact is, as the corporations are very good at dumbing down the work process.
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In fact, there's a short story that gets, it's really good at the beginning, turns terrible at the end.
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Where they invent an AI to help you do your job at Tim Hortons or McDonald's, telling you where to go, clean up this, do that now so you don't have to think.
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And it's a commentary on the fact that most corporate work is like that right now.
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Here's your cubicle, here's your job, don't think, just put your brain on autopilot for eight hours.
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They're quite brilliant at turning these jobs into things that monkeys could do.
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And so as a consequence, the workforce has become lazier, more inept, more incompetent.
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I can't tell you how many companies I've worked for that had a dozen people doing something that should take one person
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because they couldn't implement a sane computer system or some intelligent leadership or something like that.
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We have people doing idiot retard jobs left, right, and center.
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Now if you come into one of these places with a brilliant idea, with a way to save the company money, to implement a better structure, something genius,
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One of the ugliest things about the modern workforce is that you must pass the fault.
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Or else the guy that screwed it up will harbor a vengeance for you.
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The second moral precept, commandment that stuck with me is one that's completely internal.
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internal it's not affected by the actions of others never pass a fault not
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in this world we must apply that to our personal lives something screwed up fix
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it you're not the man you want to be fix it but if you try and do that in the
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real world you will get fired you will get sued you will get claims of sexual
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harassment but against you second one is completely internal you choose the
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behavior you choose the consequences you go drunk driving and you get caught
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drunk driving and you get completely screwed over by a system run again run by
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mothers against drunk driving who thanks to them drunk driving deaths have been
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on an increase for ten years there are prohibitionist organization they're not
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interested in sane laws they're not reasonable they're a bunch of Puritan
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zealots but you chose the behavior you choose the consequences
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how many just accidents and screw-ups and well you know what it's yeah but we've all made that
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decision and and he's just the guy that paid the consequences and you're being
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pretty mean telling me I'm responsible for my own behavior
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it's a testament to to how far we've fallen that saying you choose the behavior you choose the consequences
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you married your high school sweetheart because that's what everybody does after high school after college
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you know and and and you went and busted your back at a job to to support her while she was cheating on you and
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and then she raped you in divorce court you chose the behavior you chose the consequences
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well you want sympathy you want empathy for that you want a shoulder to cry on because you can cry the rest of your life and there's plenty
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plenty of narcissists that would enjoy a good little codependent like you it's not gonna fix the problem
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this one of the biggest lessons we lack is consequences for our own behavior
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yeah there's random chance yeah there's good luck and bad luck but in the end
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unless if you're getting hit by a bus after looking both ways from crop when you're crossing the street
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stop complaining stop whining start self actualizing
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yes this world sucks yes we've all been screwed over yes it's not fair
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well whoever said it was fair your guidance counselor your teachers in high school
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to quote the eminent palaniac again we are a generation of men raised by women no wonder we whine and cry about things not being fair
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it's that god damn simple choose better behavior
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so what about manning up in this feminist world
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because I know I'm gonna get a few comments that already pause the video and decide to complain
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well what are we supposed to man up and marry those sluts
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are we supposed to just accept the fact that our life blood is being sucked out of us
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that it's men dying in pointless wars to make other men rich
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that women are cheating on us with the omega degenerate bad boy males
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you know we're just supposed to accept that and you know keep calm and carry on
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good god folks I'm doing this channel under my real name
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do you really think I'm telling you to man up and marry those sluts
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we're living on the eve of one of the darkest times that will ever hit this species
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but we don't have time to feel pity for ourselves
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daddy Nazi party is going to come guide you to the truth
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not doubling down when we're this deep in the hole
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it's the future of the human race we're talking about here
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there's a very good chance we'll never get out of it
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and we seem to be working really hard on doing that
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I don't think they're going to be taking up the slack
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it'll be nothing but holding hands and singing kumbaya
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challenging you to be a better man than you presently are