Red Shambhala wrote the following about Deep Green Resistance in response to my last blog entry.
Deep Green Resistance is about trying to return to a mythical past. To call their view of the past romanticized is correct but an understatement. They have a deep paranoia about both the future and even the modern world.
Despite what the Deep Green Resisters may say, it is not about the environment in any way. This can be best seen by looking at women and their relationship to makeup and skincare products. If a woman truly cared about the environment (instead of using the environment for meaningless virtue signaling), she would stop using makeup and skincare products completely. The chemicals used for such products pollute the environment yet women demand more and more of them just as they demand more and more useless junk whose creation also pollutes the environment. When it is pointed out to women that they are consumerists polluting the environment, they come up with bizarre defenses like saying that they are engaging in subersive anti-capitalism, self-preservation, political warfare, and fighting Donald Trump. (Also, women will also tell us how “natural” their makeup and skincare products are so clearly they believe that their makeup and skincare products would somehow survive a return to a pre-industrial world.)
Deep Green Resistance is extremely pervasive. It can be found in most poltical ideologies and among most groups. From women we get paranoia about everything from space exploration to sexbots. Space and sexbots aren’t going to be something that can be used in the short term (and perhaps not even the mid term) yet women are paranoid about it. They insticually know that technology will help men (even in cases where it won’t happen for a long time like with space and sexbots) and that drives women to wanting to return to a pre-industrial world.
The manuresphere is also Deep Green Resistance. The single best example is the paleo diet. It’s right there in the name. Somehow if you just eat the diet that according to them our ancestors ate you will never have to worry about most diseases. In reality, our ancestors ate whatever was available just to survive. If you lived in a pre-industrial society, and tried eating paleo, it won’t protect you from disease. One of the first problems would be scurvy, and it gets worse from there.
Conspiracies theories are also Deep Green Resistance. Whether the conspiracy theory is about the “patriarchy”, the Jews, the Illuminati, bankers or any other group, every conspiracy theory says that technology serves the group in charge. Even the women in STEM push follows this model because it is based on the belief is that white men are conspiring to control technology as a form of oppression. Having more women work in technology would be destructive but that would be fine for the Deep Green Resisters. Even the events that led to #GamerGate had some Deep Green Resistance in its mix because gamers are pro-technology men by definition.
Deep Green Resistance can also be found in false beliefs about history. Feminsts believe that matriarchial socities existed before the historical record and were overthrown my patriarchial societies with (minimal) technology. The manuresphere along with tradcucks believes that modern technology has corrupted women (and this it due to men weilding technology). All of this is wrong.
Technology has exposed the true nature of women, and that is the big reason why they hate technology so much. And that is why we must oppose Deep Green Resistance wherever it comes from.
““Caring for myself is not self-indulgence,” wrote Audre Lorde in 1988, in what came to be the manifesto of the self-care movement, “it is self-preservation and that is an act of political warfare.”
That is the basic philosophy behind self-care: that it is not selfish to take the time to take care of oneself, that it is in fact necessary for one’s strength and well-being. Especially when embraced by people from disenfranchised groups, who are taught that they do not have the right to expect care from anyone — like Lorde, a black lesbian poet — self-care is fundamentally subversive and anti-capitalist. It means thinking of yourself as a human being with inherent value regardless of your social capital or what you are able to produce.
In her history of self-care for Slate, Aisha Harris writes that self-care began as a medical concept used to encourage patients to exercise healthful habits, was taken up by civil rights activists as a way of bringing health care to disenfranchised communities, and began to enter the mainstream during the wellness movement of the ’90s.
In this decade, self-care became a topic for blog series and Solange songs. And in the wake of the 2016 election, as shell-shocked progressives took to the internet to share their coping rituals for living in the age of Donald Trump, self-care became a topic for think pieces about how we live now. Ultimately, the rise of skin care is part of the post-election rise of self-care. Jia Tolentino describes her skin care routine as “one of many small, ridiculous attempts to affirm to myself that I will outlive the Trump Administration.””
This is mentally ill dribble, I never laughed so hard in my life!
unfortunately, despite living in an era with unrestricted freedom to learn, people seem to spend more time being misinformed than anything. hence paleo, holistic medicine, and such.
sexbots will be a terrific invention to help soothe an entire generation of males being insulted and spurned my modern roast whores, but now stupid women are attempting to push a narrative that these robots are automatically sentient and deserve the right to say no to their owners, like a toaster being given the option to not toast your bread. this will naturally only result in women being hated even more.
I cannot help but think that women hate tech because the money did went into it did not go trough them first.
https://theblog.okcupid.com/a-womans-advantage-82d5074dde2d
This shows that women do not want men.
Need to put then nail in the coffin of the dying online dating industry.
Online dating can help men wake up to female nature.
Isn’t it contradictory that the manosphere blames technology for women not loving them anymore yet these same men turn around and brag about using the most advanced forms of condoms and birth control pills. Yet, they scream that their sleeping around is potential for pro-creation.
Check out the link below:
http://www.rockingphilosophy.com/2012/03/oops-im-pregnant-again.html
Rocking Mr. E says in his article: “… Before my daughter was born, and before my wife and I were married, we relied on the contraceptive pill for around ten years. Not once in that time did my wife get pregnant. Not once did we need to deal with an unplanned pregnancy. One of the biggest reasons (or excuses) given for an unplanned pregnancy while on the pill is being on antibiotics….”
Interesting how Rocking Mr. E gets upset about unplanned pregancies but is obsessed with pro-creation. He had his lover (if not one of other lovers) on the pill for ten years?!?! So he has been too chicken to have children. I just love how he is bragging about not getting his wife pregnant. What a hypocrite and scared man trying to act so tough just like most of the manosphere.
Did you ever read Roy Baumeister’s book “Is There Anything Good About Men?” about how societies flourish by exploiting men?
The more civilization (built by men) advances, the less relevant women become in it. “Equality” only obtains in the most primitive societies.
A century ago, one in sixteen women giving birth died. Now it’s down to one in 5,000, but you’ll never hear any woman express boundless admiration and appreciation for all the male science and other advances, etc. which has improved things for them by a factor of >300x in this area. Instead we get #meh,stupid, about how they have to suffer through bad dates, out the wazoo.
When we develop artificial wombs and synthetic eggs, us men can move to another planet or star system and leave them behind for good. Good riddance to this feminized hell-hole Earth! lol