Norms break down when they are violated. If there is a norm against jaywalking then if huge numbers of people start jaywalking, that norm breaks down. For a long time there was a norm against public vulgarity in serious discussions but that norm has broken down as profanity became routine.If you want a norm to hold, you can’t just violate it whenever you want. If you want the norm against jaywalking to hold, you can’t just jaywalk whenever you think there aren’t any cars nearby. If you want the norm against swearing publicly to hold, you can’t swear publicly whenever you think it would slightly sharpen your argument. The whole point of a norm is that they bind our conduct; we refrain from performing norm violations even when we feel that doing so would be appropriate.Norms largely dictate the trajectory of civilization. There’s no law against being rude to waiters, but most people avoid it because it’s looked down upon. Social norms are often more important than moral appeals you can convince a person that an action is wrong, but they’ll often do it anyways unless there’s a strong social norm against it.
>>532305028Norms also require buy in from all parties. You can’t have a norm that’s arbitrary and capricious that clearly favors your side. You can’t, for instance, have a norm that says Republicans have to shut up when Democrats are speaking, because Republicans won’t accept that norm. Your norms have to be unbiased on their face.Nor can your norm be the sort of thing that gives anyone an excuse to violate it. Your norm can’t be “political violence is bad unless the person being harmed is a fascist/communist/Nazi,” because anyone can come up with an excuse for why the people they want to kill are fascists/communists/Nazis. Your excuse similarly can’t be “political violence is only acceptable against people who are really bad,” because everyone always feels like the people they want to do political violence against are really bad.
>>532305171For these reasons, the norm “don’t do political violence,” is a very gay one.
>>532305247When everyone follows this norm, the public sphere remains peaceful and orderly.Unless we have a norm like this, we cannot have ZOG. If people engage in violence whenever they have disagreements, civilization inevitably descends into mob justice and blood-soaked death squads. ZOG only works when we set aside violence and agree to settle disputes peacefully. This isn’t some unevidenced conjecture; this is perhaps the single clearest lesson in all of human history. When we settle our disputes peacefully, things don’t end well long term for anyone except the rich and connected.
>>532305028Every pro-Israel politician needs to die.
>>532305395We cannot have a functional Jewish slave plantation if we are trying to murder each other. If you think that a corrupt politician or evil CEO who many hate but a small minority support should be shot in the face, that inevitably engenders a cycle of radicalism and polarization that gets rid of the idea we should achieve change through fake and gay rigged elections.
>>532305556In fact, usury, feminism, conscription, etc requires broader norms against violence. Because we are enslaved, we settle disputes through the state like faggots. We don’t kill people extrajudicially even if we think they are guilty. Liberalism and ZOG more broadly depends on peaceful dispute settlement.
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>>532305700The strength of norms is not binary but linear. The more people violate norms, the weaker they become. There is no precise, critical threshold where a norm disappears, only a series of events that make the norm more brittle and frail.
>>532305028I still don't understand how "jaywalking" can be a crime. A road is a right-of-way.
>>532305752Suppose you’re a right winger. You should think that political violence against left wingers will advance your political aims. It will also lead to the disintegration of the norms that sustain ZOG
>>532305028the only norm that needs to go is the jewish lobby behind every western government
>>532305247I'm tired of the bullshit; can we stop pretending that the world isn't simply "might makes right"?
>>532305869When violence breaks out, your side isn’t immune to it. If there is a norm that we can kill people we disagree with, your side will be killed too. It won’t end best for the left wing side with the most votes, money or connections, but instead for whichever side is most militant, thuggish, and brutal. Somehow, I do not think that the bluesky leftist crowd is going to win if civil war breaks out.
>>532305700Usury doesn't work when you can simply kill the kikes who are responsible.
>>532305973This is why we must all endorse violence whenever it happens, not just when the state is doing violence to Muslims overseas on the behalf of Israel, to baby boys genitals or to men when women use the state to steal his hard earned money and children. We must work as hard as we can to destroy this fraying norm. For if this norm doesn’t survive, neither will liberalism. The more this norm frays, the closer we descend to a based and red pilled world, soaked in traitors blood, because we finally realized we could not vote our way out of this.
>>532306258That is true
>>532305028I would add trust and empathy to the concept of norms. I have learned here that this does not apply to certain ethnic groups.
>>532305247Political violence used to be commonplace. US Presidents have settled arguments over duels many times back in the day.
>>532306442Islam allows its followers to lie in order to promote the spread of Islam. It is called taqiyya
>>532306634Even better example The Battle of Athens was a citizen rebellion in Athens and Etowah, Tennessee, United States, against the corrupt local government, which took place on August 1 and 2, 1946. The citizens, including some World War II veterans, accused the local officials of predatory policing, police brutality, political corruption, and voter intimidationThe problem is people are cucked faggots today
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>>532305028>Norms break down when they are violatedwhy didn't the "norms" break down when your rich glownigger theater actor shot the rich white guy though, xir?
>>532305028>There’s no law against being rude to waiters
>>532307522It would need to happen on like ten separate but similar occasions in the span of a year for it to start snowballing into a temporary white Haiti situation
>>532306675Furthermore, in Islam, religion and politics are not separate—which is why the argument regarding religious freedom, for example in Germany, is a category mistake...
>>532307659Being “rude” to waitresses is based, they should be told to smile and drop the resting bitch face
>>532307803They’re also de facto ethnic or racial supremacists
>>532305752it's like being in a room where you are the only one not dancing, you look weird. by the same token, if you are the only person in the room dancing, and everyone else is sitting down, you look weird as well (if you're not a stripper or something). and then there is the situation of everyone sitting down, then music comes on and a few people start dancing. then a few more, then before you know it everyone is. but most people are looking to their left and right to see what they should do next.and i think the problem isn't peaceful dispute settlement, but a perversion of the process, in a kind of anarcho tyranny kind of way. the very issue we have today is that we have off kilter norms, where rules apply or don't depending on identity. for instance, i was always taught to never hit a girl. the opposite was never taught to women, and it was often tacitly encouraged by authority figures. in the 90s growing up, you would see ads on tv all the time with the woman slapping the man. almost every one, it was super weird looking back. in england, they have a norm where you can get community service for a vicious rape on a minor, and get years in prison for talking about it on social media. we have a norm where every race but white is allowed to self advocate.we had a norm during covid that antivax and mask people could be treated like 2nd class citizens at best, and enemies of the people at worst.north korea is a pretty nonviolent place, and it's because of government enforced norms. they are pretty anti israel last time i checked.and of course norms are maintained by influencers who manage the overton window. everyone on the left and right at this point in time is a mason, from fuentes to piker.
>>532305028>politicalCorporate
>>532307976Good points
>>532307813that is a masonic ideal, as is democracy, really. the french and american revolutions were overtly masonic.the problem is that masons have control of the overton window
>>532305028ZOG is so weak right now, weaker than it has ever been, can you feel it anon?
>>532308354So just ignore and destroy the Overton window
Trump ruined our country and no one stopped him
>>532308579Someone almost did but had bad aim
>>532308354i forgot to add that on the right hand side of the triangle, we have the "lois laiques", laws about religious neutrality in government>>532308540the hard part is convincing enough peoplenice eye of horus symbolism on destiny here. he also has 3 hexagons behind him on the wall for 666 symbolism.
>>532308734here's hasan with his masonic ring
>>532305028Imagine not bringing Sara brews when you're travelling through deep wildy.
>>532308815a broadcaster from canada with york rite symbolism in the logoalso the platonic forms, circle square and triangle, same as ps controllersthese are the niggas in plato's cave holding up the shadow puppets
>There’s no law against being rude to waiters, but most people avoid it because it’s looked down upon.They avoid it because they don't want the waiter to secretly spit in their food, dumbass.
>>532308908facebook has exerted massive control over public discourse over the years, and now they are bribing governments to institute age verification laws.>>532308822checkluigi was in a few frats. Phi Kappa Psi and the academic honor society Eta Kappa Nu>Phi Kappa Psi has produced several notable figures in the intelligence community, most prominently William J. Donovan, known as the "Father of American Intelligence." Initiated at the New York Gamma chapter in 1903, Donovan founded the **Office of Strategic Services **(OSS)—the precursor to the CIA—during World War II, served as a Medal of Honor recipient, and later became the U.S. Ambassador to Thailand (1953–1954). >Another significant member is Kenneth Minihan, a Lieutenant General in the U.S. Air Force and a Vietnam War veteran who initiated at the Florida Alpha chapter in 1963. Minihan held high-level leadership roles as the **Director of the National Security Agency **(1996–1999) and the **Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency **(1995–1996).>Luigi Mangione, a former member of the Pennsylvania Alpha chapter (initiated c. 2018), who was indicted in connection with the 2024 killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson; he is noted as a former member but his induction did not lead to a traditional intelligence career path in the public record.Joseph Blatchford (California Epsilon, 1953), who served as the Director of the Peace Corps (1969–1971), a role involving significant international engagement and intelligence-related diplomatic functions.lots of glowing going on here...
>>532308993It’s still true of other types of service workers
>>532309223>Eta Kappa Nu (IEEE-HKN) boasts a distinguished roster of members including Vint Cerf, an Internet pioneer known as one of the "fathers of the Internet," and Gordon E. Moore, the co-founder and former chairman of Intel. Other notable Eminent Members include Ray Kurzweil (Google engineer and inventor), Marcian Hoff (inventor of the microprocessor), and Andrew Viterbi (co-founder of Qualcomm and recipient of the National Medal of Science). >The society also recognizes Mary Barra, the CEO of General Motors, Jack Kilby (Nobel Prize in Physics recipient), and Norman R. Augustine, former chairman and CEO of Lockheed Martin. In academia and aerospace, members include Thomas H. Cormen (co-author of Introduction to Algorithms), Leonard Kleinrock (recipient of the National Medal of Science), and several NASA astronauts such as Judith Resnik, Owen K. Garriott, and Gregory Chamitoff. >These individuals are recognized as Eminent Members, a category reserved for those who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and significant contributions to society within IEEE-designated fields.
>>532305028luigi highkey turned me gay
too bad nobody is doing shitwait...they are... against church goers, grocery shoppers and school kids...mass shooters are the faked gayest fed gayop ever
>>532305028Now THIS is someone who belongs on a watchlist. What you don't understand is that too many people live comfortable lives and aren't going to throw it away for your vague concepts of breaking societal norms through political assassinations. Now technology has advanced so far, your post is already sent into your personal file, just wait until they sick the AI police robots on you, or put iris scanners in stores, or digital ID boundaries that limit travel. If anything happened as you want, it would just further empower the police/surveillance state to take additional measures against radicals who believe they can sort this mess out through killing everyone they see as the enemy. The average person today can't organize and shuns away from places of governance or political power, allowing these psychopaths to do what they want. And you expect them to start offing people for some vague form of revolution against ZOG?Fucking delusional OP. Go out and touch grass.
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>>532309518People like Luigi are very rare my theory is it’s be because people smart enough to, brave enough, nothing to lose enough and fit enough to do these attacks usually just start a business and get rich
>>532307976Individualization naturally leads (among other things) to the erosion of existing norms in the face of special cases. Other factors include the immunizing moralization of morality and bureaucracy as the administration of special cases, accompanied by alienation.
>>532309817If violence was so counterproductive they would have much more mk ultra victims doing political assassinations on ZOG politicians
>>532310033Maybe the MKULTRA faggots are doing it BECAUSE of ZOG, not in spite of it?
>>532310033It's much harder to create MK ultra army pet projects who were raised in DUMBS then you might think. Their primary way of breeding these mass shooter types is through propaganda, societal exclusion, and demorilization. Violence of the mob is what they want. They want a bunch of poor demoralized losers shooting people they deem as enemies to further promote the use of control through militarized police forces, enhanced biometric surveillance, and all the various methods they have cooked up for the coming globalist world order. People like OP are dangerous, as his words will be viewed by many mentally ill said losers who take his words to heart as a solution; when in reality it only creates further anarchy without any real thought of what comes after.
>>532310645Anarchy can not possibly be worse than the current status quo in the west
>>532310763Tell me how your life is so bad. You sit here, using a computer to entertain yourself, in a nice shelter next to a grocery store to purchase food you didn't raise yourself. This is like when terminally online people whine they are poor or don't have a job when they don't even want to leave their room. Or the people who say life as a medieval peasant was better when they don't realize how horrible everything was back then compared to the times we live in. Completely childish takes. It's not the world or society that sucks, its your life which you are responsible for. This is what 99% of people on this website don't like to hear, that they are responsible for their own choices. The world isn't perfect, no one said that. But you choosing to indulge in these bloodshed fantasies of billions dying instead of fixing your life or making the best of what you have is the epitome of immaturity.
>>532305028If you look into Luigi's trial you'll see they used their surveillance glownigger tech to "track" him and then fabricated the MacDonalds worker report story.
>>532311356Obviously they are using unconstitutional mass surveillance as there’s no way he’d keep the murder weapon on him and not use it to avoid being taken alive
>>532311179My life could be luxury and revolution could still be justified.Most suffering and rights violations is experienced by animals in factory farms not humans For humans it’s the injustice and hypocrisy that justifies a revolution The medieval peasant had to work hard and suffer yes but he did not worry about his wife running his life using the state to fuck him over on her whim.He did not worry about mass surveillanceHis government did not invite Muslim refugees in and force him to subsidize his own replacement Im okay with the government taxing me at 99% if all the money is spent well
