Spiteful Mutants: Evolution, Sexuality, Religion, and Politics in the 21st Century

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McChesney, C. (2006). Abortion, eugenics, and a threat to diversity. The Modern American, 2(1), 14–20. Like Jordan Peterson, Dutton is a strong believer in religion as a force for good in society, but also like Peterson, he is — embarrassingly for him and for what he is trying to promote — an atheist himself. He tries to alternately obfuscate this fact by coming up with all sorts of waffle about how things like a belief in objective truth are "really" religiousness of a sort (which they are not - opposition to postmodernist post-truth discourse has nothing to do with being religious), and justify it by claiming that geniuses will tend to be atheist and a society with a small proportion of geniuses is "evolutionarily optimal" (the implication being that his rules conveniently don't apply to people like him). As of August 2022, Dutton is a regular on Collett's podcast. [5] [6] Public Square Magazine controversy 2023 [ edit ]

A survey of 1,134 people isn’t dispositive, but it is suggestive. What’s also suggestive is that the cited article was written by a gaijin surnamed Baer, who goes on to enthuse: Despite pushing aspects of the QAnon conspiracy theory, Dutton has been criticized for defending ephebophilia in a book review. [53] [note 5] Spiteful mutations is an argued form of dysgenics, argued to contribute to negative group behaviors harmful for society in general. Gobeki Teki: This civilization lived 12,000 years ago (before Younger Dryas warming). Whatever else it could do, it constructed and then buried a massive collection of artifacts that argue for persistence of the civilization over centuries of time and the civilization’s ability to concentrate resources over centuries of time:Author F Roger Devlin mentions the rise of Japanese “herbivore men.” A Business Insider article from 2015 expands on the subject: Evidence that has been presented so far includes the fact that greater paternal age at birth is linked to lower levels of church attendance in individuals born after, but not before the 1960s [10] (indicating that the social epistasis amplification reached an inflection point around that date) that the heritability of the age of sexual debut has increased after the sexual revolution (ibid), the fact that 'psychopathic deviance' and mental illness has starkly increased in the population, particular in more modernized countries, [11] among other things.

Motoyuki, T. (2021). Prevalence of syphilis among men who have sex with men: A global systematic review and meta-analysis from 2000-20. Lancet Global Health, 9(8), e1110–e1118. https://doi.org/10.1016/S2214-109X(21)00221-7 It’s exactly like the PNAC. It’s enough that everything they said they would do, (another Pearl Harbor-like event, and so on..) is exactly what we’ve all witnessed has happened, exactly as they spelled it all out. Chemicals that cause developmental abnormalities are called teratogens; these may also cause mutations, but their effect on development is not related to mutations. Chemicals that induce mutations are called mutagens. Most mutagens are also considered to be carcinogens.American Nazi Richard Spencer and British Nazi Edward Dutton of Mark Collett's 'Patriotic Alternative' support Islamic terrorism.

They show no sympathy or compassion to the terminally ill in their “congregation”. Rather, the afflicted are forced to undergo IV fusions of Vitamin C, useless herbal remedies, saunas to the point of exhaustion/dehydration and Koran style zombie recitation of Ron L Hubbard’s “teachings.” a statue I hadn't seen before at Waterloo Station a statue that had been built that had been set up entirely to irritate me entirely to make me feel like my people have been defeated and crushed entirely to just get on my tits and that statue was a statue of three West Indian immigrants right by the entrance near the KFC,

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Indeed. “Traditionally religious” must mean something like “before all this New Age stuff” but leaving that aside (“New Age” has been with us since at least Emerson and perhaps the Renaissance) the more “traditional” a religion — say, Christianity as a relevant example — the more it exhibits precisely those socially sadistic behaviors you list.