VapesOnAPlane Archive

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1	67 YO Man I don't argue to win, but look at it this way: most people who vote are religious, why haven't they elected a religious government yet? It's simple. Because America has been around for ~250 years. Americans largely are very nationalistic (at least until very recently). Thus, they follow by the Constitution, which is clearly all about separation between Church and State. People were different back then, even though they were more religious. They understood the need to keep religion out of politic…	/r/MGTOW	18/05/19 09:50 PM
1	67 YO Man On the counter argument RE children: it's not just about money, as both you and I said. It's about keeping up with a serious threat that you don't seem to realize. Automation is just another advancement in technology. For thousands of years, we have gotten around these problems. There will be other jobs to fill or new ones that are currently unforeseen. Outside of heavily impoverished countries, people will always work. I don't agree with you RE religion, at all. Christians are not "Jew slaves."…	/r/MGTOW	18/05/19 09:41 PM
1	67 YO Man I understand your thought process on children in general. Yes, they are dead weight when it comes to money. But money isn't everything in life for most people. RE religion: I am Jewish, and no - there is no "secret" club where we plot to take over the world. Most of us are not rich (where's my money?). And no, we don't believe we control Christians. FURTHERMORE, we are the only major religious group that DOESN'T want religion mixed with government...and yet people like you are against us? It's a…	/r/MGTOW	17/05/19 05:27 AM
1	67 YO Man 100%, but gen pop doesn't control government and policy. I couldn't care less about the general public. However, wait until these people do end up electing a mostly religious government. If you're going to tell me that religious people control our laws currently, well then you're just doing it for the sake of winning an argument (because it's not true). Is that a society you want to go back to live in?	/r/MGTOW	17/05/19 05:15 AM
1	67 YO Man I understand that your generation is different (hence the failure feeling). But now, I have some serious doubts about many divorced people my age (mid 30s) feeling as if it's a failure. I do, however, agree with the rest of your post. In my case, it is the opposite. My mental health is currently not in a great place, and for some reason, I don't want to discuss it with my wife (she asked me the other night if I'm depressed, I said no, even though I probably am). I believe it's because I hold a d…	/r/MGTOW	16/05/19 02:06 PM
1	67 YO Man Funny thing, unless you think putting kids in this world for the sake of your own ego is a good idea you quit caring about the world once you leave it. When you have kids, you'll understand. Your statement is untrue. It doesn't have to be about your ego. 99% of people with children will tell you this. It's about the fact that you love your children more than anything else and thus care about their future. It doesn't matter that they will burn it down (I agree with you on this). You're not just g…	/r/MGTOW	16/05/19 01:55 PM
1	67 YO Man I only said to get married because many people still believe in the idea of marriage and can't get over the mindset of having kids outside of it. I personally advocate for having children outside of marriage. But for some people, it's just not something they are willing to do. Religious people procreating is a very big issue long term. It's self explanatory. Look at Europe. In 30-50 years, the current structure of Europe will be VERY different from how it is now. We all know religion should stay…	/r/MGTOW	16/05/19 12:23 PM
1	67 YO Man Statistics are just that - statistics. I personally work with stats all day and I can tell you for a fact that they can be manipulated in many ways. I can show you how divorce can lead to children being more resilient than their peers in married households. I myself come from a divorced household (they divorced when I was 5 years old). I am more resilient than all of my friends. By anyone's standards, I am "successful" (according to societal constructs). Married, 3 kids, making well into the 6-f…	/r/MGTOW	16/05/19 09:06 AM
3	67 YO Man This may be an unpopular opinion but here goes: A) Statistically speaking, most people in general don't have millions in the bank, nor will they ever. It's very difficult given the current economic system we are all apart of. Yes, you may have a better chance of getting their by subscribing to a lifestyle like MGTOW, but it's just that - better odds. The odds, however, are still very much against you achieving financial freedom in life (for a myriad of reasons which is a different discussion alt…	/r/MGTOW	16/05/19 07:23 AM