Are you lost needing femoid advice post here - For the poor bastard's who dare or are just curious

[WelperHelper99]

No. I don't. I think I'm beneath the standard caste of Human that you may not be. Aka humans with empathy reception.

My guy you're a person. You're built to know what empathy is. You sound like you go on /pol/ way too much.

 

[AgendaPoster]

Oh boy oh boy
Now there's a Welpie vs Goblin fight
And there's still almost no femoid advice of worth being given
And a complete refusal to have fun too

 

[A Crying Goblin]

My guy you're a person. You're built to know what empathy is.

I have a defect in my brain which prevents this. I can never achieve the understanding you have. I respect my family, understand their pain, and love them. I have no love for anyone else, or much in the way of sympathy. But just because I don't doesn't mean I'm some violent retarded faggot. I understand what stability and laws are.

I'm basically a byproduct of an old Era. Most of my people would've been killed off in the wars. Not to get into the whole Ted K. Industrial society thing, but I do think it's applicable here, at least in this context. I'm an outdated, obsolete "Model" of person. Does it bother me? Of course but I've realized this probably since I was 14/15. I'm 22 now and I haven't changed my opinion at all. I can't see it changing.

You sound like you go on /pol/ way too much.

I've never posted on 4chan in my life.

 

[WelperHelper99]

I have a defect in my brain which prevents this. I can never achieve the understanding you have. I respect my family, understand their pain, and love them. I have no love for anyone else, or much in the way of sympathy. But just because I don't doesn't mean I'm some violent retarded faggot. I understand what stability and laws are.

I'm basically a byproduct of an old Era. Most of my people would've been killed off in the wars. Not to get into the whole Ted K. Industrial society thing, but I do think it's applicable here, at least in this context. I'm an outdated, obsolete "Model" of person. Does it bother me? Of course but I've realized this probably since I was 14/15. I'm 22 now and I haven't changed my opinion at all. I can't see it changing.

To sum up, I'm 22 years old, im a freak, and have life figured out.

Buddy, no you don't. Or else I'd be rich since I'm around your age and had that attitude at one point before life beat that bullshit out of me.

I'll ask you, when was the last time you did something fun? Gone fishing, out to the arcade, bowling- something outside your room. No wonder you're so introverted.

I've never posted on 4chan in my life.

Then how do you know about uncle Ted?

 

[AWizard]

To me nerd is....*a bunch of buzzwords*

Case in point, "nerd" doesn't actually mean anything to retarded zoomers.

 

[A Crying Goblin]

To sum up, I'm 22 years old, im a freak, and have life figured out.
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Buddy, no you don't. Or else I'd be rich since I'm around your age and had that attitude at one point before life beat that bullshit out of me.

I'll ask you, when was the last time you did something fun? Gone fishing, out to the arcade, bowling- something outside your room. No wonder you're so introverted.

Every day of my life? Like I said i'm not some faggot devoid of joy, I literally have friends lol.

Then how do you know about uncle Ted?

Known about him from documentaries since I was a child. He's pretty well known? I think me and my mother even talked about him together when I was young.

Case in point, "nerd" doesn't actually mean anything to retarded zoomers.

There's fake nerd soyboy type people who are just faggot hipsters, then there are actual basement dwelling autists.

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

I don't really like being called a weirdo by someone who isn't a close friend though.

No offense intended. I used the word because you have been setting yourself apart as someone so very different from everyone else. My effort was to give you some food for thought about addressing some of the things that seem to distress and hamper you, rather than trying to address/diminish your sense of carrying more than other people do. Apologies if it seemed harsh. Most people with thoughts are "weirdos," in some sense.

And yes, there are different things out there... IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY.

No, I meant there are other ways to be, to exist, to experience life. If you mean therapy, then yes, that can cost money. But going way back, I think I have said that therapy (and/)or some serious self-work and effort can be useful. And there are millions of places to get info for self-direction. @AgendaPoster mentioned the Stoics; you can probably get legal copies of books by Stoics for free from gutenberg.org. You can also get modern books - including on CBT and DBT - for free from wherever libgen or zlib (zlib.io, maybe) are now.

Goodfellas

As a woman, love that movie & probably have watched it more than any other single movie, but not for that scene. That scene shows how brutish and unhinged Henry Hill is, and is there to show that Karen knew and accepted his easily-accessible rage and capacity for disproportionate violence, and that she was willing to support and abet him in that. It's showing her flaws, and it's showing the cost of falling in with him and her knowing choice to sign on. That was when whatever moral compass she may have had previously takes a turn. Chivalrous and protective aspects aside, I can't think of a woman, of any age, I know who would think that this is a desirable event or exciting. It's just a scene highlighting the corruption and dysfunction of both of them.

To me nerd is usually a Leftist aligned culture. Usually the common Soyboy meme. Could also apply to the Right wing Chuds and incels. But it's again, mostly a leftist movement.

Christ, what a complicated, hyper-specialized definition. It's not a fucking "movement." I understand that in the last 20 years, there's been differentiation between "nerd" and "geek," but this is next-level. Nerd just means someone awkward and/or bookish. Watch some John Hughes movies. And fwiw, "nerd" often comprises a bunch of late bloomers.

Yes, it comes from something.

That is something to confront and sort through. Whatever you have experienced does not change your inherent value as a human being. Even if it feels like it does.

Oh boy oh boy
Now there's a Welpie vs Goblin fight
And there's still almost no femoid advice of worth being given
And a complete refusal to have fun too

So rude!

Most of my people would've been killed off in the wars.

Wut? Which wars? Which people?

And you're here, so that's irrelevant in any case.

Then how do you know about uncle Ted?

He's (Ted is) not some secret or obscure person. I get that if you're 22 (ish) you might think so, but he was a significant event in modern American history. He committed crimes for at least 17 years. There was a $1 million bounty on his head (worth about double than that now). The investigation into him was the longest and most expensive (about $50M) in FBI history, from the late 70s into the 90s, when he was finally caught because of his ego. I know he's discussed with some form of adoration on places like 4chan, but you don't need to be there to know of a major and iconoclastic murderer who galvanized attention for years.

 

[A Crying Goblin]

@A Friend of Dorothy Parker Problem with therapy is it can only go so far. It's a two way effort between the person and the therapist.

And yeah IDK why this guy thinks he's some obscure person. Dude is the posterchild for anarchists/environmentalist terrorism

 

[WelperHelper99]

Every day of my life? Like I said i'm not some faggot devoid of joy, I literally have friends lol.

Well you sure act joyless. Can you even name a hobby?

Known about him from documentaries since I was a child. He's pretty well known? I think me and my mother even talked about him together when I was young.

My guy, he's a murderer that killed and maimed a dozen people because of his ramshackle bombs. His words might hold merit, his actions do not. I hope he suffered when he perished

He's (Ted is) not some secret or obscure person. I get that if you're 22 (ish) you might think so, but he was a significant event in modern American history. He committed crimes for at least 17 years. There was a $1 million bounty on his head (worth about double than that now). The investigation into him was the longest and most expensive (about $50M) in FBI history, from the late 70s into the 90s, when he was finally caught because of his ego. I know he's discussed with some form of adoration on places like 4chan, but you don't need to be there to know of a major and iconoclastic murderer who galvanized attention for years.

He got into the modern zoomer zeightgeist via 4chan. It's why I asked.

 

[AgendaPoster]

He got into the modern zoomer zeightgeist via 4chan. It's why I asked.

Cursed generation
Back in my days *clears throat* we knew Uncle Ted from his terrorism, letters, manifesto and popularity as a criminal. The manifesto was kinda arcane, but he was always famous, Unabomber was basically something in the news around the planet.

 

[WelperHelper99]

Cursed generation
Back in my days *clears throat* we knew Uncle Ted from his terrorism, letters, manifesto and popularity as a criminal. The manifesto was kinda arcane, but he was always famous, Unabomber was basically something in the news around the planet.

Then the fucker got captured because of the paper and brother snitched. Good riddance. Should have capped him in the forest.

 

[AgendaPoster]

Then the fucker got captured because of the paper and brother snitched. Good riddance. Should have capped him in the forest.

Absolutely not.
His mathematical mind is worth a gorrillion zoomers.
His ideas should've been listened to and debated in an intellectual context, to extract from them what would be useful for our societies.
It's incredibly important to understand the risks of technology, because tech is inevitable, so we need to learn to mitigate the risks and survive the journey.
Shunning geniuses is a fatal mistake for humanity. We need to shun retards and degenerates instead, and take care of our greatest minds, even when very eccentric.

 

[WelperHelper99]

Absolutely not.
His mathematical mind is worth a gorrillion zoomers.
His ideas should've been listened to and debated in an intellectual context, to extract from them what would be useful for our societies.
It's incredibly important to understand the risks of technology, because tech is inevitable, so we need to learn to mitigate the risks and survive the journey.
Shunning geniuses is a fatal mistake for humanity. We need to shun retards and degenerates instead, and take care of our greatest minds, even when very eccentric.

He killed people. Fucking people just grabbing the mail. I really don't care.

 

[The Luigi Player]

Going to shit up the women fed by posting this:
I fucked over 50 men and I can tell you that yes, men who are gay and muscular (non-pedos) are better than straight women.
A lot of people think I earned this triangle by being a faggot, no, I was gay and shitted the v-tuber thread

 

[AgendaPoster]

He killed people. Fucking people just grabbing the mail. I really don't care.

Yes, because society failed him and failed to recognize his genius and insight.
Because society is badly constructed to fear the eccentric mind and instead put a higher price on conformity, social ladder climbing and boring people that can do mundane tasks.
Society needs to be able to accommodate the brightest and create for them the needed material conditions so they can realize their potential.
When you treasure them, they don't become psychopathic killers. It ain't hard.

Going to shit up the women fed by posting this:
I fucked over 50 men and I can tell you that yes, men who are gay and muscular (non-pedos) are better than straight women.

OK now I no longer think your triangle is not unearned.

 

[WelperHelper99]

Yes, because society failed him and failed to recognize his genius and insight.
Because society is badly constructed to fear the eccentric mind and instead put a higher price on conformity, social ladder climbing and boring people that can do mundane tasks.
Society needs to be able to accommodate the brightest and create for them the needed material conditions so they can realize their potential.
When you treasure them, they don't become psychopathic killers. It ain't hard.

He had free will. He decided to be a hobo in the woods and kill people. Some greatness. He's not a strong man. He's the weakest incel I've ever seen.

 

[AWizard]

He had free will. He decided to be a hobo in the woods and kill people. Some greatness. He's not a strong man. He's the weakest incel I've ever seen.

You're not going ask why he did what he did? I mean, there's mass shootings all the time and yet instead of investigating what makes someone usually characterised as "quiet" pick up a gun and shoot their peers, sole blame is placed on the individual. And then another mass shooting happens because nothing is learned.

 

[WelperHelper99]

You're not going ask why he did what he did? I mean, there's mass shootings all the time and yet instead of investigating what makes someone usually characterised as "quiet" pick up a gun and shoot their peers, sole blame is placed on the individual. And then another mass shooting happens because nothing is learned.

I don't need to. His will was weak. He would have used his intelligence if he was strong. His words mean nothing to me because his murderous actions speak of a man that did not believe in their power.

I guess I'll submit a question: women of KF, why do you guys think mass murders are hot?

 

[AgendaPoster]

He had free will. He decided to be a hobo in the woods and kill people. Some greatness. He's not a strong man. He's the weakest incel I've ever seen.

First, strength is not everything. Second, self-sufficient life in the woods is proof of strength.
Killing innocents is not though. His strategy here was the easy way to publicity and I don't approve of it.

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

Absolutely not.
His mathematical mind is worth a gorrillion zoomers.
His ideas should've been listened to and debated in an intellectual context, to extract from them what would be useful for our societies.
It's incredibly important to understand the risks of technology, because tech is inevitable, so we need to learn to mitigate the risks and survive the journey.
Shunning geniuses is a fatal mistake for humanity. We need to shun retards and degenerates instead, and take care of our greatest minds, even when very eccentric.

Any validity in his ideas is eviscerated by his murderous actions.

Yes, because society failed him and failed to recognize his genius and insight.

Weak, and whiny. I expect better from you.

You're not going ask why he did what he did? I mean, there's mass shootings all the time and yet instead of investigating what makes someone usually characterised as "quiet" pick up a gun and shoot their peers, sole blame is placed on the individual. And then another mass shooting happens because nothing is learned.

Please. Murderers of this sort are just murderers. The "why" is at most marginally interesting. And 99% of them have no true set of values, just self-absorption, nothing of value to dig into. Ted may be somewhat an outlier on that front by having some sort of principled, analytical basis for his point of view, but his choices of action were wholly inexcusable and wrong. Tl; dr: he was fucked up mentally, intellectual capacity aside, and however he got to where he got, he was a terrible person and an idiot.

I guess I'll submit a question: women of KF, why do you guys think mass murders are hot?

They're not. Any attractiveness - physical, intellectual, otherwise - is nulled and voided when they choose to do low shit like mailing bombs or picking off innocent people in some actualized sniper fantasy.