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Re: Mental Health
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: August 15, 2026, 7:25 pm
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"I am forced to converse in English for work (I usually only
converse in my native language"
What language do you intend to converse in (for work or
otherwise) if you move to Singapore?
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singapore#Languages
--- Quote ---
> English
>  
> 58.1%
> Mandarin
>  
> 26.6%
> Malay
>  
> 7.0%
> Other Sinitic languages
>  
> 4.9%
> Tamil
>  
> 2.2%
> Others
>  
> 1.3%
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"I have begun to view my meat eating colleagues of the same age
group who reproduce (or who have recently married and will most
likely reproduce) as no worse than one of my cousin who does
hunting (who has not reproduced, and does not have intent to,
although there is a reason for this as well since he probably
hasn't been able to find a suitable match,so at least he has
that going for him)."
Firstly, while non-hunting meat-eaters do not care about
violence initiated against animals, at least there is a
possibility that they are not sadists, whereas this possibility
does not exist with recreational hunters. Thus the latter are
worse in terms of personal quality.
Secondly, if your cousin would reproduce if he could find a
reproductive partner (which is what you seem to be implying),
then he is no less ideologically natalist than your reproducing
colleagues.
Therefore I would only say that your colleagues are worse in a
strictly practical sense of their bloodlines being likely to
remain a problem for a longer time absent intervention.
The best scenario would be if your cousin were willing to hunt
your colleagues.
(Also, out of curiosity, which side of your family is your
cousin from? I ask because you said in the past that both your
parents are ethical vegans. I wonder if one side of your family
may be more heritably ethical vegan than the other, and whether
there may be be other clues indicating this.)
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Re: Mental Health
DIR By: rp
Date: August 15, 2026, 8:02 pm
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Cousin is fathers sisters son. Sister is a vegetarian (as are
all his siblings, and all my mothers siblings). But two of the
father's sisters husbands are meat eaters. This is an
unfortunate fact that only came to be known after their
marriages were consummated, but it was too late. I think the
sisters hold a grudge against my grandmother for this, and I
somewhat sympathize with them, but at the end of they, they
reproduced with their husbands.There's also the fact the sisters
are not as ethical as my father, and are also more
materialistic. For example, my father requested his prospective
wife (my mother) to refrain from wearing silk during their
wedding. She obliged and bought cotton sarees (as her father (my
grandfather) was also a firm believer in not killing insects,
etc), but the sisters objected to this and called her poor, etc.
There's also the fact that all my fathers' siblings are not as
strict as my father when it comes to consuming bakery items with
eggs, not killing insects, materialism, etc. But I will say at
least on my mother's side I believe her siblings are making some
effort, or at least respect/aspire toward those ideals
(veganism, anti materialism). This is because they (unlike the
siblings on my father's side) all aspire towards the ideals put
forth by my grandfather, who also happened to be a staunch
devotee of a religious figure who espoused the same ideals.
Consequently, this makes family gatherings on my mother's side
easier, as there is less friction.
Also I will say aside from the two sisters (who themselves are
not as bad as meat eaters, since as I mentioned their marriages
were fixed without the knowledge of their habits) in my father's
side, the siblings with vegetarian spouses are OK (e.g. my
father's brother talked about the importance of not killing
insects etc). There's also the fact that the children of the
siblings of vegetarian spouses have all gone on to marry and
reproduce with vegetarians, which, is not true for the children
of the other siblings.
I should also clarify, my parents do consume dairy sometimes,
but I have gotten them to try to up the non essential parts
(e.g. filter coffee). They themselves wanted to give it up for
time as the drink itself was viewed as a colonial concoction
(true). I am trying to find an alternative to our traditional
diet so that we can get rid of relying on yogurt for probiotics
and protein. I myself consume yogurt sometimes for this reason.
"The best scenario would be if your cousin were willing to hunt
your colleagues."
This was my thought process. He is still not the worst of the
relatives I can think of. His sister's husband goes fishing and
has reproduced, and takes his kids on fishing trips (catch and
release). He is also a tyrant; I have seen one of his outbursts
where he uses terror and fear to control his children. I believe
I have posted a picture of his somewhere here..
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Re: Mental Health
DIR By: rp
Date: August 15, 2026, 8:18 pm
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Also, at the end of the day, my cousin is a victim of Western
Civilization, and also of his parents conceiving him (including
the vegetarian mother). So although he is evil, I am not sure if
I should feel sympathy for him or not. Like you said, the best
way for him to "redeem" (using this word in quotes by purpose)
himself would be to use his firearms training to kill "Whites".
#Post#: 33036--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mental Health
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: August 15, 2026, 8:36 pm
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"two of the father's sisters husbands are meat eaters."
So the in-laws are to blame as usual. ;D
I also find it disgusting that the husbands did not become
vegetarian for the sake of their wives after becoming aware that
their wives initially married them under the misinformation that
they were vegetarian.
"There's also the fact that the children of the siblings of
vegetarian spouses have all gone on to marry and reproduce with
vegetarians, which, is not true for the children of the other
siblings."
How does the number of offspring compare between the
all-vegetarian couples and the semi-vegetarian couples? (This is
really the most important question from the perspective of
National Socialism.)
#Post#: 33037--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mental Health
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: August 15, 2026, 8:45 pm
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"coffee). They themselves wanted to give it up for time as the
drink itself was viewed as a colonial concoction (true)."
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_coffee#India
--- Quote ---
> Coffee came to India well before the East India company
>
> Coffee's introduction to India is credited to the "Mughal
era", particularly through a Sufi saint named "Baba Budan".
>
> In the 17th century, the first record of coffee growing in
India is following the introduction of coffee beans from Yemen,
during his pilgrimage to Mecca. He planted these beans in the
Chandragiri hills of Karnataka, which are now named Baba Budan
Giri in his honor. This act marked the beginning of coffee
cultivation in India, extending south to Kodagu.[116]
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I do not consider the Mughals to be colonialists. Do you?
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Re: Mental Health
DIR By: rp
Date: August 15, 2026, 8:46 pm
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Semi vegetarian couples (two of fathers sisters)
Aunt 1:
1 married to vegetarian since birth (daughter). Their. Children
(grandchildren of aunt) unfortunately carrier their mother's
father's genes and hence tend to prefer food that replicates
meat. But I still judge them as individuals; they have not
reproduced, and are all still vegetarian)
1 married and reproduced with fisherman (daughter)
1 hunter (son)
1 married and reproduced with vegetarian turned non vegetarian
turned vegetarian again. (Daughter)
Aunt 2:
1 married to non vegetarian (daughter)
Full vegetarian couples (rest of fathers siblings and all of
mothers siblings):
All two offspring (with exception of two Aunts who only has one
child). All married and reproduced with vegetarians.
The only anomaly is my father who had four. From an Aryanist
perspective, I really did want to defend his decision, as he did
his best to give us a good life/provide for us as best he could,
but given the state of the world, it is becoming harder each
day. I am also getting flashbacks to my childhood where there
were obvious hardships with competing attention/resources.
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Re: Mental Health
DIR By: rp
Date: August 15, 2026, 8:47 pm
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--- Quote from: 90sRetroFan link ---
>
> "coffee). They themselves wanted to give it up for time as the
drink itself was viewed as a colonial concoction (true)."
>
>
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_coffee#India
>
> [quote]Coffee came to India well before the East India company
>
> Coffee's introduction to India is credited to the "Mughal
era", particularly through a Sufi saint named "Baba Budan".
>
> In the 17th century, the first record of coffee growing in
India is following the introduction of coffee beans from Yemen,
during his pilgrimage to Mecca. He planted these beans in the
Chandragiri hills of Karnataka, which are now named Baba Budan
Giri in his honor. This act marked the beginning of coffee
cultivation in India, extending south to Kodagu.[116]
--- End Quote ---
I do not consider the Mughals to be colonialists. Do you?
[/quote]
I meant coffee with milk (called filter coffee in South India).
To clarify
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Re: Mental Health
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: August 15, 2026, 8:58 pm
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--- Quote ---
> Semi vegetarian couples (two of fathers sisters)
> Aunt 1:
> 1 married to vegetarian since birth (daughter). Their.
Children (grandchildren of aunt) unfortunately carrier their
mother's father's genes and hence tend to prefer food that
replicates meat. But I still judge them as individuals; they
have not reproduced, and are all still vegetarian)
>
> 1 married and reproduced with fisherman (daughter)
>
> 1 hunter (son)
>
> 1 married and reproduced with vegetarian turned non vegetarian
turned vegetarian again. (Daughter)
>
>
> Aunt 2:
> 1 married to non vegetarian (daughter)
>
> Full vegetarian couples (rest of fathers siblings and all of
mothers siblings):
> All two offspring (with exception of two Aunts who only has
one child). All married and reproduced with vegetarians.
>
> The only anomaly is my father who had four.
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Just give me two numbers:
N = [average offspring/couple of all semi-vegetarian couples in
your family]
M = [average offspring/couple of all all-vegetarian couples in
your family]
I just want to know if N>M or M>N.
#Post#: 33041--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mental Health
DIR By: rp
Date: August 15, 2026, 9:02 pm
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"I also find it disgusting that the husbands did not become
vegetarian for the sake of their wives after becoming aware that
their wives initially married them under the misinformation that
they were vegetarian"
To be fair, one of the husbands did give up meat later on, but
it was only after my father's brother complained to the father
in law. The other husband died 30 years ago.
#Post#: 33042--------------------------------------------------
Re: Mental Health
DIR By: rp
Date: August 15, 2026, 9:14 pm
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Ok, , does my aunt (father's side) who never reproduced (due to
schizophrenia) with her now deceased vegetarian husband count?
If so:
N = 2.5
M = 1.66
On a side note, it was through seeing my aunts behavior that
made me realize even more how natalism is the problem. I think
she herself is a latent antinatalist, but lacked the proper
guidance/resources, which resulted in her behavior (e.g.
hallucinatory outbursts in front of me and my siblings
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