Thread: Worst era to be alive.

I truly believe this is one of the worst times to be alive.

Despite technological revolutions that allow me to type right now and communicate to you all as well as sit in a house with a comfortable a/c.

If you take the electronics away that is providing a distraction to how shit the times we live in actually are..then you may finally be able to see the truth.

So many empty souls. Doing nothing & living for nothing...living for the elites dream. This isn't freedom.


Relationships are dead, the people are fake, winners are handpicked by elites.... it's all fabricated.

I hope reckoning comes for the ones calling the shots to this hell I was born into. I pray everyday for it to come. Fuck this society.

Did someone wake up on the wrong side of the bed this morning?

I'm sure that even in a concentration camp, you'll find someone with a brighter outlook.

My attitude about these truths? I'll try to get a job loading the ovens instead of being the fuel. Choices are limited, you know...

Originally Posted by mgtower

Did someone wake up on the wrong side of the bed this morning?

I'm sure that even in a concentration camp, you'll find someone with a brighter outlook.

My attitude about these truths? I'll try to get a job loading the ovens instead of being the fuel. Choices are limited, you know...

Yes I did. The holocaust was very direct and clear bad time to live in. They were being executed and their (by the nazis) pain was being carried out quickly.

Don't be fooled though although they aren't putting us in a oven our times is just as bad....we live in a time where we are being slow cooked. Stocks and economy is gone, most will never own a house or be able to afford to live, inflation is crazy and might never be fixed.... relationships are gone, ww3 has already started...pedos are running the system... using a slower water based strategy...they got us on a table and are dropping drops of acid on us every day until our flesh rots and deteriorates until we are weak enough to have to submit to being a slave or be killed.

A drop of water is light. A gallon of water is heavier...

I think this is the best time to be alive. Everyday is a new adventure.

Originally Posted by DangZagnut

I think this is the best time to be alive. Everyday is a new adventure.

I respect your opinion but I disagree.

Originally Posted by DangZagnut

I think this is the best time to be alive. Everyday is a new adventure.

Agreed! We're all rats on a sinking ship, and getting topside to scavenge debris for a suitable raft is an adventure in itself!

I don't know about anyone else, but I'm still high, dry, and playing out this adventure! When the band goes down with the ship, this rodent calls dibs on the chello!

I believe that MGTOW is way bigger than society realizes, especially if you include all the dudes who've opted out of dating and marriage without ever hearing our acronym, MGTOW. I believe we're headed to a long era of men ignoring women. Eventually, something like 95 percent of men will refuse to reproduce, and the remaining 5% will just be playboys who don't commit to a woman. Birth rates will nose dive, and we'll have a huge elderly population compared to the youth.

They'll make AI-androids to do society's work, but these androids will increase quickly and exponentially in intelligence, and will eventually take over. Its the next step in human evolution. Eventually, there will only be mechanical humans, or androids.

Here's what frontier freighter William Hooker had to say about it.

To at least one of the whites who participated in many of these affairs, and who dodged the arrows of Pipestones band, it was all very wonderful-but sad after all; for while those were days of peril and hardship, they were exciting, and it is easy for him to place himself in Pipestones boots and understand that even with all the benefits of civilization, still something that was delightful and fascinating about life has been squeezed out of it, never to return.

Despite our lives of ease and comfort compared to them, I'm not sure pioneers would like living in our time. We'd be the biggest bunch a bellyaching sissies they ever saw and half of them would be in jail real soon...

Originally Posted by mgtower

I'm sure that even in a concentration camp, you'll find someone with a brighter outlook.

My attitude about these truths? I'll try to get a job loading the ovens instead of being the fuel. Choices are limited, you know...

I was thinking a little closer to home for you in the Deep South before the American Civil War...

The chains now are self-imposed when you say "I Do" at the alter. Yes, the Plantation looks a little different now but the basics are the same... You will do as you are told. The un-shackling is much easier now... At one time the only escape from the bonds of slavery and/or marriage was death, be it natural, by your own hand, or hers... It was the only way out.

These are good times, Mate.

I will say that times are rough lately, but I wouldn't say it's the worst.

People still have hope the system will be fixed and things will go back to normal lol

I suspect when the hope runs out and people realize how fucked we actually are they might be ready to take risk to fight for their freedom and power with possibility of to dying of course.

No reward without risk. Most don't want to take the risk yet.


Now you might see me posting in the futures talking about how cowardly people are because if people realize that all hope is gone and they STILL don't want to fight back... then they don't deserve freedom as they are cowards.

Originally Posted by TigPlaze

I believe that MGTOW is way bigger than society realizes, especially if you include all the dudes who've opted out of dating and marriage without ever hearing our acronym, MGTOW. I believe we're headed to a long era of men ignoring women. Eventually, something like 95 percent of men will refuse to reproduce, and the remaining 5% will just be playboys who don't commit to a woman. Birth rates will nose dive, and we'll have a huge elderly population compared to the youth.

They'll make AI-androids to do society's work, but these androids will increase quickly and exponentially in intelligence, and will eventually take over. Its the next step in human evolution. Eventually, there will only be mechanical humans, or androids.

I am already like that. I make my money and enjoy myself but I still complain about the state of society in totality even though I have success as a individual.

I think there's a tendency to feel that you're living through one of the worst times to be alive, mainly because it can be hard to compare it to previous times/generations. I personally think that it's one of the best times to be alive. I can compare it to what my dad went through.

Yeah, we have HIV now, and they didn't 30-40 years ago, but there were other medical conditions that were a death sentence back then but are now only outpatient surgery.

There were few, if any environmental regulations back then. Sure, I might gripe about my government overreaching itself, but not dumping toxins into the water, on the ground and into the air has had a positive affect.

If I'm mad at my employer I can check out potential jobs all over the country while sitting in my home. If I want to communicate with friends and family, I can do it cheaply and almost instantaneously, at any time I want.

While there were times when my local grocery store's shelves weren't well stocked (early in the Covid Pandemic and another time when the Interstate Highways in my area were impassible for a week during a blizzard) there was always sufficient food for survival. Maybe the menu was bland for a few days, but it wasn't life-threatening.

My nation hasn't conscripted young men to fight for almost 50 years. As much as political activists keep saying that "the other side" is planning on re-instating the draft, it's not happening. Maybe it will happen tomorrow, but I have to say, I grew up without the threat of being called up. Previous generations didn't enjoy that.

Yes, we have people...entire groups...that have found a way to milk the system and waste the tax dollars I pay. Yes, my country is so far in debt that there may be an upcoming recession/depression when the lenders refuse to lend any more. Yes, our leaders and media divide us into groups and play us off against each other so that they can show an outside threat to each group, and stay in power. Yes, the elites are manipulating the whole society for their own benefit...but do you really think it wasn't the same way in the past? On the other hand, I currently enjoy a level of opportunity, wealth and available information that my father could only dream of, and his father probably couldn't even imagine.

This is the world that we have, right now, and for all that it has plenty of flaws, I think I'm better off than previous generations.

Originally Posted by Jadedoldman65

I think there's a tendency to feel that you're living through one of the worst times to be alive, mainly because it can be hard to compare it to previous times/generations. I personally think that it's one of the best times to be alive. I can compare it to what my dad went through.

Yeah, we have HIV now, and they didn't 30-40 years ago, but there were other medical conditions that were a death sentence back then but are now only outpatient surgery.

There were few, if any environmental regulations back then. Sure, I might gripe about my government overreaching itself, but not dumping toxins into the water, on the ground and into the air has had a positive affect.

If I'm mad at my employer I can check out potential jobs all over the country while sitting in my home. If I want to communicate with friends and family, I can do it cheaply and almost instantaneously, at any time I want.

While there were times when my local grocery store's shelves weren't well stocked (early in the Covid Pandemic and another time when the Interstate Highways in my area were impassible for a week during a blizzard) there was always sufficient food for survival. Maybe the menu was bland for a few days, but it wasn't life-threatening.

My nation hasn't conscripted young men to fight for almost 50 years. As much as political activists keep saying that "the other side" is planning on re-instating the draft, it's not happening. Maybe it will happen tomorrow, but I have to say, I grew up without the threat of being called up. Previous generations didn't enjoy that.

Yes, we have people...entire groups...that have found a way to milk the system and waste the tax dollars I pay. Yes, my country is so far in debt that there may be an upcoming recession/depression when the lenders refuse to lend any more. Yes, our leaders and media divide us into groups and play us off against each other so that they can show an outside threat to each group, and stay in power. Yes, the elites are manipulating the whole society for their own benefit...but do you really think it wasn't the same way in the past? On the other hand, I currently enjoy a level of opportunity, wealth and available information that my father could only dream of, and his father probably couldn't even imagine.

This is the world that we have, right now, and for all that it has plenty of flaws, I think I'm better off than previous generations.

Your username says jade old man 65 not sure if you are a old man or 65 years old but if you are young like I then...

It's looking real hopeless for us. I am not sure what statistic you are looking at to acquire your optimism. Yes we have information but we don't have the money to compete and you the élite have the bleeding edge of the same information + money.

People need to realize too that when I say elite. It's a very small margin of people that none of us know yet they have more money than the rest of us combined. You run into a lot of people who think they are close to elite of society and it makes me chuckle.

It really depends on where you live. Probably not a great time to be a Ukrainian or Taiwanese for example. For most Westerners even with inflation being quite high it is still not bad overall when you compare it to the Great Depression of the 20's and 30's or the Plague of the 1300's. Things go in cycles at the moment we are in clown world politically speaking, but that is reaching it's peak unless the go full Stalin and bring back the Gulags. Then you will see real bad times.

We can go down the list of things we have now compared to then but I think ultimately which people were better off/happier comes down to the OUTLOOK the people had on the world.

For example, a person can go through a whole lot of shit through the eyes of future people but if they are optimistic and hopeful about the future -- they will likely say life is good. People 200 years from now might look back at us and think wow -- how did those people ever survive without personal robotic assistants to do everything.

Despite living longer, having better healthcare and more luxuries -- are people truly happier and more optimistic about the future? Are their souls at peace?

Has social media actually made us lonelier? Why are so many people depressed and on psych drugs? Why so many suicides? Why so much drug and alcohol addiction? Why is the country more divided than ever? Are people more self absorbed than ever? Why have core things like relationships between a man and woman become intolerable?

Originally Posted by Edwardhaskell

We can go down the list of things we have now compared to then but I think ultimately which people were better off/happier comes down to the OUTLOOK the people had on the world.

For example, a person can go through a whole lot of shit through the eyes of future people but if they are optimistic and hopeful about the future -- they will likely say life is good. People 200 years from now might look back at us and think wow -- how did those people ever survive without personal robotic assistants to do everything.

Despite living longer, having better healthcare and more luxuries -- are people truly happier and more optimistic about the future? Are their souls at peace?

Has social media actually made us lonelier? Why are so many people depressed and on psych drugs? Why so many suicides? Why so much drug and alcohol addiction? Why is the country more divided than ever? Are people more self absorbed than ever? Why have core things like relationships between a man and woman become intolerable?

It has to do with the fact that dating apps and hookup apps have allowed people to be groomed into sex addiction freaks. The sex cult culture has formed a upside down race to the bottom pyramid amongst our society.... each time they crave a bigger dopamine hit.. some get it by hooking up with new people after new...weird fetish after weirder....oh one girl isn't enough they need three...four... "gang bangs"


you get my drift..look there was reason morales and standards existed once in society. .... social media has also created marxist dating approach....they use propaganda to tell females what a good looking man is and the type she should date and all replicate it..as well as their own appearance...that's why they all want to look like kim kardashian or who ever is pushed the most my the media....

I feel the people behind dating apps really really need the firing squad more than anyone. They are ultimately the root cause... and social media. A bunch of pedos... all of them. They have completely fucked up society and relationships. Now when we suffer all most have are virtual friends or a couple of irl Friends if any... our grandparents at the very least had a stable relationship and partner as they battled the times they were in, but we (most of us) are in this all alone.

This little dweeb is one of the ones who fucked up everything.

creator of dating app tinder - Sean Rad

I bet you all didn't know this. That dweeb sold his company to the corporation/ MONOPOLY -----> Match Group | LOCATED IN DALLAS TEXAS

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Match_Group



They OWN ALL THE MAJOR DATING APPS. ONE FUCKING COMPANY.

I’m curious. When did sex become a bad thing?


I didn’t get that memo.

Originally Posted by Edwardhaskell

We can go down the list of things we have now compared to then but I think ultimately which people were better off/happier comes down to the OUTLOOK the people had on the world.

As they saying goes; if you step out of your door expecting to find opportunity, you'll probably find it. If you step out of your door expecting to find oppression, you'll probably find it. No, it's not all in your attitude, but your attitude will go a long way in defining what you're going to make out of yourself and your life.

No, this world isn't all sunshine and rainbows. There's a lot that's rotten with it but that doesn't mean you have to be miserable about it. You can sit around and bemoan what's wrong, you can be an activist and try to fix what's wrong (probably making it worse and you miserable), or you can recognize the rotten parts for what they are, avoid them to the best of your ability, and move on with your life.

Back on the old r/MGTOW subreddit, someone once posted "we can all complain that nobody gives a damn about us, or we can all rejoice in the fact that nobody gives a damn about us." I agree.

I'll freely admit that if I could live a "Ward Cleaver" life from "Leave it to Beaver" I would. It's not in the cards for me...never was. Bemoaning it isn't making my life any more tolerable. What do I have? I have work that I actually enjoy, a home that I'm happy and comfortable in, a few close friends and hobbies to take up my time. I'm facing retirement soon. No, I'm not going to be rich, but I'm a lot farther away from being destitute. Do I have a good life compared to some in the past? Probably not. Do I have a good life compared to some others from the past? Oh, yeah!

Call it stupid optimism or being blind if you will; I just don't see the point in being upset over something that I can't control.