Lots of truth to it, imo. Once you get to the societal stage where birth control has been invented and people are chasing money, seems pretty inevitable that people will realize it makes more personal sense for them to have fewer kids.
Don't agree with the last paragraph, however - nothing really to be done about this phenomenon. Just the interaction between human nature and industrial civilization.
Date: September 2nd, 2026 1:32 PM Author: mischievous rambunctious forum
“AARPG-style reset” lmao.
It’s amusing to me the contortions and rationalizations people will indulge just to avoid the uncomfortable reality that the human race is an untenable catastrophe.
Another important consideration is nukes, which would have mooted much of the Nazi philosophy. That philosophy was that courage, ruthlessness and war were the ultimate arbiters of which societies would live and which wouldn't. Doesn't really apply when Jewish scientists in America can create weapons which will destroy entire armies and cities of Aryans with the push of a button.
Date: September 2nd, 2026 3:03 PM Author: checked out chud
The nazis were anti technology for this exact reason. Although they’d obviously have used nukes themselves because they’d have no choice due to competitive pressure
Date: September 2nd, 2026 3:09 PM Author: Gaped incel
Germanic people really lack an appreciation of nature IMO and I mean like from icelanders to austrians and all between. Conservation is a modern upper class american thing developed in the 1800s by Marsh, Pinchot, Teddy Roosevelt, John Muir, etc. Sensitive men who were racially transmogrified into higher beings by the pristine wilderness biomes they were able to live in or near