I am not a Black Pigeon fan, but this nerd does a nice job of marshalling facts. Exploring Canada as the pilot post-national country is a nice stroke, and the fact that the current prime minister is royalty, as if we had a Kennedy as president of the U.S. is precious. I like Canada as the toilet bowl of Islamic Asia and share the Black Pigeon’s view that Caucasian peoples around the world are committing mass moral and genetic suicide. I do suspect, in the end, that the extreme tribalization that this commentator fears will not be the end for palefaces, but a new beginning for a race that has been betrayed by the seduction of ease and privilege.
The emotional contagion concept, in the second video below, appeals to me as a science-fiction writer. It will be interesting to see how the two concepts explored in these two videos will interact in years to come.
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>I do suspect, in the end, that the extreme tribalization that this commentator fears will not be the end for palefaces, but a new beginning for a race that has been betrayed by the seduction of ease and privilege.
Right. Trees don't grow to the sky. The world is built on negative feedback loops. If a big chunk of white people has developed suicidal tendencies, that tells me the white people of the future will come from the remainder.
msn.com/en-us/news/world/young-prince-george-shuns-high-five-low-five-from-canadas-trudeau/ar-BBwD1ez?li=BBnb7Kz&ocid=spartandhp
Canadians felt the princely snub acutely, accustomed as they are to seeing their young premier win over millions of fans around the world and attain social media star status.
"My heart broke 15 times for trudeau in this," said a Twitter user with the handle @OhAlexaandra.
"Justin Trudeau getting denied a high five by a toddler (even if it was the son of the prince) is a great analogy for modern global affairs," said a Twitter user with the handle @EmMcCon.