@deeplydisturbed

I think enuf are. I’m Xennial and never got married, only 2 out of my dad’s five sons did. Both are divorced and are like Never Again. Most of my cousins never married. None of my nephews married yet, three are nearing their 30s.

Most of them are well off and above normal in looks and money but the dating hellscape is just that.

Like my nephew that got closest to married was with the same girl since she was 14 (him 16), got her away from drugs, and generally “saved” her.

After HS though, she opened up the relationshit, became a blue haired BLMer, and generally became a worthless dipshit. Literal cat-lady, her worthless ass worked in a pet shop and bought home some stinking shitting creature every week until the house smelled like a barn walking in.

I think it’s more than divorce rape, this simp culture makes women literally worthless and yet demanding. Subtract their holes and you get a whole lotta nothing.

@Stigma It won't happen for thousands of years, if that.

The people who too busy to deny global warming is happening miss the forest for all their favorite trees. At the end of the day, I don't worry about glaciers (although I should cause lots of drinking water), or about CO2 levels, getting heatstroke, whales being beached, people driving EVs or mopeds or birds flying into the propellers of wind turbines.

What I worry about is the two or three of really hot days needed to ruin crops. Specially the bread baskets of the world. The stuff that makes most of the calories that we and our industrial livestock eat. Ruin that, guess what? Famine, war, bad enough a dead civilization.

This is what people don't get. We were in a goldilocks zone. It had good rain, good temps, good weather. Now we're in something erratic and getting more erratic all the time. Temps can ruin crops. So can too much rain. Farmers like predictability because crops like some level of predictability. That's going away and fast.

At some point money won't buy some crops because the countries that grow them need them themselves. That's going to happen more and more.

I think the 2020s, for all it's fuckups, will be the last good decade. Maybe the 2030s. But I don't have much hope beyond that. It's gonna snowball.

Move where there is plenty of water. Have a gun and ammo and people you can trust and that have skills.

@Stigma "What we're really arguing is the idea that humans have impacted it to such a degree that the absolute worst of weather conditions can be pinned directly on us..."

Eh, no. The basic idea of global warming is just that. Warming. From CO2. Scientists, men from the 19th Century, have figured this out. Men like Joseph Fourier thought up the greenhouse effect of gases in the early 1800s and Svante Arrhenius calculated it in the later 1900s.

I shouldn't call it climate change, as that was the weasel word by the industry to hide it back decades ago. It's only going up.

So is the propaganda that it's been "changing for billions of years". Well yes, but we're the ones changing it and hundreds to thousands time faster than nature typically does, unless it's by meteor hit or something. Animals have been going fast, Cheetahs run up to 80mph for really short bursts, but that doesn't make cars going highway speeds "just like nature".

Nothing else is forcing temps to go up, or some Nobel prize winner would have discovered it and exposed it to the world.

You can play the dumbass 1950s "Leave it to Beaver" golly gee whiz can we change the earth? But just driving around anyone can see we changed most parts of the earth, or just look at space pictures of earth at night and see all the artificial lighting sufficient to light the place up.