Comments on: Chaos Patch (#25)

By: Nick B. Steves

Nick B. Steves — Mon, 01 Sep 2014 23:05:34 +0000

I usually just view the source of the page and ctrl+f for the comment. The hashtag is usually near the top. You can add the hashtag to the browser address bar just to be sure. Never tried viewing source OF SELECTION. that’d be quicker/easier if it works. Could be browser dependent.

By: Alrenous

Alrenous — Mon, 01 Sep 2014 14:53:11 +0000

I shall go from one extreme to another.

For an exact science, highlight the portrait, right click and ‘view selection source.’ Hopefully there isn’t browser-dependent syntax. (I highlight the name going backwards and swoop upward to an area next to the portrait. This is less exact.) Sadly, there is browser-dependent syntax; on Opera it’s ‘inspect element.’ For Chrome…well, stop using Chrome. It’s spyware.

The source will be headed with a div tag. ({div?}) It will include id=”comment-102476″. Slap a # on the end of the post link, followed by that id, http://www.xenosystems.net/chaos-patch-25/#comment-102476.

By: Kgaard

Kgaard — Mon, 01 Sep 2014 14:01:14 +0000

Watching those ZEDE videos now. Thanks for the tip. They are awesome. This is about the most exciting thing I can think of happening in the world today.

By: spandrell

spandrell — Mon, 01 Sep 2014 10:35:33 +0000

The new law allows universal suffrage on candidates nominated by a closed group.

In due time, the closed group nomination system will be dismantled, and universal suffrage to long-haired demagogues allowed.

Hong Kong is now only one small step from full-blown democracy, and Beijing has allowed it. The momentum is in the demotists’ hand. Stopping them would require massive intervention in the media, and exile for thousands of people. Beijing doesn’t have the balls for that anymore.

In 2017 every single Hong Kong citizen will have a vote. Once they get used to that the agitation will only grow worse.

By: admin

admin — Mon, 01 Sep 2014 08:56:29 +0000

Have to agree with Hurlock. How could HK fall to the demotist mobs without a collapse of the PRC Dynasty?

By: admin

admin — Mon, 01 Sep 2014 08:53:58 +0000

That sounds incredibly helpful — but I’m not getting the exact procedure from your description.

By: Blogospheroid

Blogospheroid — Mon, 01 Sep 2014 08:09:31 +0000

The Hong Kong links are interesting. I wonder if in this context, is it cis-democracy or trans-democracy, to use the moldbuggian terms that is raising its head over there? Is it an uprising of the middle class or the never-do-wells? (can’t imagine hong kong has too many of the latter) Or both?

The reason videos on ZEDE’s in Honduras are very good. I didn’t know that they already had similar arrangements in the business parks. Very interesting things could happen there, if allowed by the laws. If they can import workers, then it would be easy to create an entire district of call centres that share the american timezones. The lower skilled locals could setup the shops and service businesses. If not, then it might take longer, but the business would move there. India better watch out!

I also had an unreasonably good time looking at union jack visualisations without the Scottish blue. Sep 18 could end up being the next big day for secession.

By: Alrenous

Alrenous — Sun, 31 Aug 2014 23:05:08 +0000

Tags for individual comment links can be extracted with 'view selection source.' I try to highlight the area between 'X says' or 'replies' and the portrait. Just the portrait works too.

By: Hurlock

Hurlock — Sun, 31 Aug 2014 21:14:41 +0000

Maybe you are underestimating the Chinese government?
I doubt they will just let one of their best cities to slowly die to democracy.
Although it depends, I guess.

By: MLR

MLR — Sun, 31 Aug 2014 20:44:50 +0000

*Ahem* I am somewhat embarrassed to admit that I had to look up the K-selection business (I wasn’t at all kidding when I said you lot are cleverer than I).

I can happily report that this is well and truly irrelevant.

The REASON those young girls were victimized is because … hold your breath … no one wanted them. That’s right, you’ve seen the “I need feminism because nobody needs me” parody-meme. It’s true. And sad.

If you can find a caring bone in your body, then do your namesake right and take the leap of faith: reach out. Join a church, and look, and listen, and find a genuine need, and offer to teach. Or coach. Our world is full of parents who will let their children form “relationships” with immigrant cab drivers, what’s stopping YOU? And with your insight and formidable mental strength, you’ll be trusted to do right, and rightly so. Do you think my boss at the ESL school ASKS me to Red Pill my students!? Oh ho ho ho ho!! They trust me, and I do right. You can, too.

And it’s not ME asking, dear: Nemesis is. And she has a sword. It’s sharp. And she ain’t afraid to wield it. And she is WATCHING you and your inertia stare into that damnable pool as you daydream, just like she watched Narcissus. THAT is your punishment. That IS your punishment. You can have a long life, dreaming away of all the possibilities, and wither away to nothing but your … your ennui.

Don’t.

Listen to how the interviewed girls from Rotherham themselves describe the events. One spoke of how a man brought her to his house, and plied her with cigs and alcohol. How is that even POSSIBLE!?

It’s because better men sat by in self imposed exile calculating the fertility rate of their extended family. That’s great: I was never good at math, colour me impressed.

Now go DO the right thing. Nemesis isn’t asking you to save the world, she asking you to NOT stare into the pool for forever.