The End Result of Woke Culture: A Perfect Case Study

[Satori]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
One or two of the YT comments are genuinely funny (not many! Literally just a tiny few). But overall the response was that barely anyone could even begin to understand what had happened to her. All the bad jokes aside, many guessed very generally that it was some kind of psychotic episode, whether or not it was fueled by drugs of some kind.

One comment was illuminating, though, which referred to Intermittent Explosive Disorder — a real thing which I'd never heard of before. The above links to a Mayo Clinic article.

She’s a nutcase.

[JackMcThorn]

As someone afflicted with manic-depression; someone that also knows right from wrong, I think it is easy to assume it is a mental illness or 'demons' rather than just plain immaturity and lack of responsibility.

Some people will select a mole-hill to die upon and absolutely lose their minds in the process. But I think it is less a mental illness and more of a character flaw. Pointing out the former is another way to relieve the responsibility which is not ideal. Someone is basically saying well, she's sick so she can't help it. This thinking is not okay and that is a hill I would rather die upon. [Even with a mental illness, one can still have character and class.]

I did not think the clip was funny; in a strange way that humor is very difficult for me at times even with the heavy metal shredding. Humanity should be growing and character should be improving especially with all the tools we have available in this modern age.

These should be interesting times. But characters such as this remind us that there is thinking and growing to do.

[Mike]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
One or two of the YT comments are genuinely funny (not many! Literally just a tiny few). But overall the response was that barely anyone could even begin to understand what had happened to her. All the bad jokes aside, many guessed very generally that it was some kind of psychotic episode, whether or not it was fueled by drugs of some kind.

One comment was illuminating, though, which referred to Intermittent Explosive Disorder — a real thing which I'd never heard of before. The above links to a Mayo Clinic article.

First time I've heard of that one. She certainly fits the bill there!

Most likely she could be accurately diagnosed with any number of psych disorders. When I see someone like that I immediately think 'cluster-b', which is characterized by narcissism, histrionics, emotional dysregulation, excessive drama, grandiosity, disregard for others, and a bunch of other stuff I can't recall atm. She seems to fall under that umbrella, and it wouldn't surprise me in the least if intermittent explosive disorder overlapped cluster-b in some way.

[Mike]

Posted by JackMcThorn (here)
As someone afflicted with manic-depression; someone that also knows right from wrong, I think it is easy to assume it is a mental illness or 'demons' rather than just plain immaturity and lack of responsibility.

Some people will select a mole-hill to die upon and absolutely lose their minds in the process. But I think it is less a mental illness and more of a character flaw. Pointing out the former is another way to relieve the responsibility which is not ideal. Someone is basically saying well, she's sick so she can't help it. This thinking is not okay and that is a hill I would rather die upon. [Even with a mental illness, one can still have character and class.]

I did not think the clip was funny; in a strange way that humor is very difficult for me at times even with the heavy metal shredding. Humanity should be growing and character should be improving especially with all the tools we have available in this modern age.

These should be interesting times. But characters such as this remind us that there is thinking and growing to do.

Thanks Jack. I get all that, and I understand why you (or anyone) would not find this funny.

It must be said that I'm not rolling around on the ground laughing while watching those videos. It's not sidesplitting funny. It's something else entirely. It's a form of dark comedy in my view, which is something that amuses me in some deranged way without blinding me to the moral implications involved. Parts of it were so preposterously ironic that I couldn't help but smile in a rather crooked, confused way ..much like a dog does that is confused by his master's commands.

Mad irony like that kind of breaks the brain, and if you don't smile or laugh exasperatedly you may just go mad yourself. At least that's my theory. The Germans had a sign hanging over their concentration camps that read, 'Arbeit Macht Frei', which when translated says "Work Sets You Free". It's something straight out of Joseph Heller's 'Catch-22'. Profound irony presented in that way possesses a kind of dark humor we're all generally very uncomfortable with, because we do not know how to appropriately process and react to it.

My entire life has been darkly absurd, so maybe I'm unique in seeing things in this way.

[Isserley]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
One or two of the YT comments are genuinely funny (not many! Literally just a tiny few). But overall the response was that barely anyone could even begin to understand what had happened to her. All the bad jokes aside, many guessed very generally that it was some kind of psychotic episode, whether or not it was fueled by drugs of some kind.

One comment was illuminating, though, which referred to Intermittent Explosive Disorder — a real thing which I'd never heard of before. The above links to a Mayo Clinic article.

Of cours it's a "real thing" if you consider the fact that big pharma re-defined mental illness and ushered us to the age of anxiety - below is an exploration of how natural human psychological distress is becoming increasingly medicalised by psychiatry, and how this benefits the profit motive of large pharmaceutical companies. [00:51:04]

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KVlUCglN3GY

[noxon medem]

Does this belong here ?

It's Not About The Nail

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=XIJYO4u5iug

[Denise/Dizi]

Ummmm Drugs are BAD.... Welcome to the epidemic... UGH...

[Mike]

Posted by noxon medem (here)
Does this belong here ?

It's Not About The Nail

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=XIJYO4u5iug

This is hilarious! And so spot on. Men of course have their own set of piccadillos to be parodied, but this one would be hard to top.

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This woman here kinda rivals the woman in my original video. Here she is, accusing a man of sexual harassment in a courthouse for making a silly joke:
8 mins and 42 seconds:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=RzA4dCT4X0I

And here she is again...as if her lunacy was ever in doubt. About 3 mins:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=AP8Kas5gdos

A clinical diagnosis might be narcissistic rage, but I maintain a high potential for some kind of demonic influence.

[onawah]

Just one small observation, which is that women in general (and children too, of course) are physically more vulnerable to the various kinds of toxins that we are all being subjected to, from chemicals in the food, air, water, etc. to toxic frequencies that we are all being bombarded with from modern technology.
So I would think that women may also be "losing it" mentally and emotionally more easily than men (although they at least have the advantage of not being forced into military service or being obliged to take on very physically demanding jobs like construction, etc., that men are more often subjected to.)
Women do seem to behave in a more bizarre and comical manner than men do when they lose it, though I'm not sure why that is.
But just for the sake of balance, it might be good to see some examples of Woke men who have gone off the deep end, and compare.
(Then again, if you want to contest that point as being unfair to men, there are probably a lot of sites online which would help to uphold that POV.
This might be one: https://www.menshealth.com/uk/mental...-need-to-know/ )

[Mike]

Nat feel free to post any vids of crazy men too

I will too when I come across them. I know they're out there. The original video wasn't a result of my seeking it out; it just popped up in my feed. I've never seen anything quite like it.

I don't want this to be a thread focused just on woke women. Let's include all genders ..all 456,219,999 of them

[onawah]

Agreed!

Posted by Mike (here)
Let's include all genders ..all 456,219,999 of them

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by onawah (here)
Just one small observation, which is that women in general (and children too, of course) are physically more vulnerable to the various kinds of toxins that we are all being subjected to, from chemicals in the food, air, water, etc. to toxic frequencies that we are all being bombarded with from modern technology.

So I would think that women may also be "losing it" mentally and emotionally more easily than men (although they at least have the advantage of not being forced into military service or being obliged to take on very physically demanding jobs like construction, etc., that men are more often subjected to.)

Women do seem to behave in a more bizarre and comical manner than men do when they lose it, though I'm not sure why that is.

I have to say, this is a factor I'd never once thought of.
(And yes, it's not impossible it could be be a real one )

[Johnnycomelately]

“What is a woman?”, should be a thread.

Odds are, many men would have the word weirdo somewhere in their witness statement. It’s just how it is, from our male POV. I WONDERED if women had such serious apprehensions about men, but then I saw how self absorbed the ladies generally are, and I figure they don’t often notice. Not like living in a daily world of unknown unknowns.

C’mon, let me joke. Please. Men seek the mystery, and surprise is more what they get.

Ladies’ lineup for telling me I’m wrong, starts next post:

[happyuk]

Comedian Andrew Laurence, brilliant as ever, sums up the death throes of Woke Culture, in another of his discourses.

An excerpt:

People have had a gutful of being lectured about immigration, diversity and gender identity.
They're sick of loaded words like racist and transphobic being thrown about vindictively, with the express intention of causing people
reputational and professional damage.
Because it's clear this virtue-signalling nonsense was never about making the world a better or kinder place.
It has always been a nasty status game, a sort of snobbish, middle class code of entry.
Do you have the right opinions? Are you using the right words? Do you hate the right people?
Then you're allowed in the club. It's now a club that nobody wants to be in.
A club that makes people ashamed to be British.
A club that obssesses about Gaza and Ukraine while their own country falls apart around their ears.
There's a public understanding now, that these self-serving faux liberal parasites, after worming their way into evey public institution and every position of influence, have impoverished us all both culturally and economically and turned Britain into a sort of miserable third world hellhole.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=lB0dSTlzqgg

[Flash]

Posted by Isserley (here)

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
One or two of the YT comments are genuinely funny (not many! Literally just a tiny few). But overall the response was that barely anyone could even begin to understand what had happened to her. All the bad jokes aside, many guessed very generally that it was some kind of psychotic episode, whether or not it was fueled by drugs of some kind.

One comment was illuminating, though, which referred to Intermittent Explosive Disorder — a real thing which I'd never heard of before. The above links to a Mayo Clinic article.

Of cours it's a "real thing" if you consider the fact that big pharma re-defined mental illness and ushered us to the age of anxiety - below is an exploration of how natural human psychological distress is becoming increasingly medicalised by psychiatry, and how this benefits the profit motive of large pharmaceutical companies. [00:51:04]

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KVlUCglN3GY

Very interesting last posts about mental illness.

In Canada, anxiety has become pretty much epidemic in the Z generation (from 15 to 28 years old today) based on statistic canada and statistic quebec. It maybe due to a part of genetic but a huge part of environment, nature and social.

In my book, younger generations did not learn resilience at an early age (the suck it up strategies development), and have not had the necessary adequate social and family support to build resilience, parental and societal abandonment because of screens, lack of parental time and lack of involvment in the kids life etc.

Be it absence or lack of structure for those children treated as kings, there is an educational factor.

The symptoms of those women in the video have been mine for years and I never thought I needed medication. I knew I was under heavy heavy stress having a child needing extra attention, medical and financial, while having to put bread on the table and being alone with a daily contractual work and all the insecurities it brings.

I knew I needed therapy to relieve stress and knew I had no time for it. Once the stress was gone (daughter grew up and bits of money aside), I could lose the weight gained by stress and fall back on my emotional two feet.

However, statiscally, pathological narcissism has doubled over the last 20 years, narcissism traits as well and same with borderline and other cluster B. There is definitely something wrong going on as well, apartfrom learning resilience to stress snd trauma.

The only pathology that has remained identical is the levels of pathological psychopathy and we now know psychopathy is genetically based (not a function of environment for its creation, environment only play on its activation).

[onawah]

Bill, did you mean it's a factor you'd never thought of?

Possibly one reason for the seemingly inordinately bizarre behavior of women when they lose it has to do with the fact that women are still predominantly responsible for the care of children and all the tedious chores that go along with that (not to mention childbearing itself which is incredibly demanding).
Childcare requires a tremendous amount of patience, attention and especially adaptability, since children ( the younger they are, the more it is the case) so often behave in very unreasonable and unpredictable ways.
Very often, when men are called upon to take up the slack, report that they would rather do almost anything else because child care can be so stressful and tiring.
So when women lose it, it may seem all the more bizarre because in general they are less apt to, due to the necessity as child care providers, for staying calm and unshakeable.
And possibly the outlandishness of women's behavior when they lose it may be a rebellious reaction, due to the fact that they are called upon so much to remain unshakeable even when dealing with the often very unreasonable and challenging behavior of children.
They may also be reacting to the feeling of being unjustly denied the credit that is due them.
It that seems too foreign, just for a moment, check out this webpage: https://live.childrenshealthdefense....tm_id=20250526
...and think about considerations that mothers have to deal with that get very little attention from the mainstream, such as the benefits and problems associated with breast feeding, particularly for working moms.
Think about what it must be like to be the mother of an autistic child, and the growing numbers of autistic children now, due to the jabs. See:
Autism Epidemic ‘Unprecedented in Human History,’ Now Reaches 1 in 31 Kids in America https://projectavalon.net/forum4/sho...=1#post1668180

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)

Posted by onawah (here)
Just one small observation, which is that women in general (and children too, of course) are physically more vulnerable to the various kinds of toxins that we are all being subjected to, from chemicals in the food, air, water, etc. to toxic frequencies that we are all being bombarded with from modern technology.

So I would think that women may also be "losing it" mentally and emotionally more easily than men (although they at least have the advantage of not being forced into military service or being obliged to take on very physically demanding jobs like construction, etc., that men are more often subjected to.)

Women do seem to behave in a more bizarre and comical manner than men do when they lose it, though I'm not sure why that is.

I have to say, this is a factor I'd ever once thought of.
(And yes, it's not impossible it could be be a real one )

[Mike]

Posted by Flash (here)

Posted by Isserley (here)

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
One or two of the YT comments are genuinely funny (not many! Literally just a tiny few). But overall the response was that barely anyone could even begin to understand what had happened to her. All the bad jokes aside, many guessed very generally that it was some kind of psychotic episode, whether or not it was fueled by drugs of some kind.

One comment was illuminating, though, which referred to Intermittent Explosive Disorder — a real thing which I'd never heard of before. The above links to a Mayo Clinic article.

Of cours it's a "real thing" if you consider the fact that big pharma re-defined mental illness and ushered us to the age of anxiety - below is an exploration of how natural human psychological distress is becoming increasingly medicalised by psychiatry, and how this benefits the profit motive of large pharmaceutical companies. [00:51:04]

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KVlUCglN3GY

Very interesting last posts about mental illness.

In Canada, anxiety has become pretty much epidemic in the Z generation (from 15 to 28 years old today) based on statistic canada and statistic quebec. It maybe due to a part of genetic but a huge part of environment, nature and social.

In my book, younger generations did not learn resilience at an early age (the suck it up strategies development), and have not had the necessary adequate social and family support to build resilience, parental and societal abandonment because of screens, lack of parental time and lack of involvment in the kids life etc.

Be it absence or lack of structure for those children treated as kings, there is an educational factor.

The symptoms of those women in the video have been mine for years and I never thought I needed medication. I knew I was under heavy heavy stress having a child needing extra attention, medical and financial, while having to put bread on the table and being alone with a daily contractual work and all the insecurities it brings.

I knew I needed therapy to relieve stress and knew I had no time for it. Once the stress was gone (daughter grew up and bits of money aside), I could lose the weight gained by stress and fall back on my emotional two feet.

However, statiscally, pathological narcissism has doubled over the last 20 years, narcissism traits as well and same with borderline and other cluster B. There is definitely something wrong going on as well, apartfrom learning resilience to stress snd trauma.

The only pathology that has remained identical is the levels of pathological psychopathy and we now know psychopathy is genetically based (not a function of environment for its creation, environment only play on its activation).

Well said Flash. And I'm glad to hear you're doing well. Self awareness goes a long way, especially when we feel emotionally disoriented. Now that I'm feeling a little better physically, all the emotions I've been forced to suppress over the years are bubbling to the service, and grappling with all that has been a challenge. If you see me on one of these YouTube videos going crazy, please put me out of my misery

I agree with everything you wrote there. I'd only add that I think if we abstract backwards all the way we'll find that the root cause of all the narcissism and cluster-b stuff is a lack of spiritual stability. All that Nietzsche "God is dead stuff" etc. is true. I think mental health all begins with a clear orientation towards God (however you wish to conceive of or label that) and an acknowledgement of what is self-evidently right and wrong.

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by onawah (here)
Bill, did you mean it's a factor you'd never thought of?

Yes! (I have a sticky 'n' on my keyboard, which might get me in a lot of trouble one day. )

(..typo corrected now )

[onawah]

Gigi Young is talking about how Transhumanism affects women and tries to control the Feminine in her latest, "Occulted"

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=PZjAtbPBx0U

Also posted here:
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/sho...=1#post1669805