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The Revolution has failed. Tradition is the future.

@UsingLyft “I have high ‘Emotional intelligence’ therefore I have no authority in my home and give my girl the ick.”

I love when women talk about “social” or “emotional” intelligence which is virtually nothing but being blindly kind and empathetic to virtually everyone besides the people other women have decided don’t deserve it. That’s it. That’s emotional intelligence. Anyone can fake it

@JayVTheGreat Democrats have these fatherless N****s in a chokehold. We are surrounded by feminine men. “Lebron should fix it!” 😂😂😂😂

LeBron plays basketball. How tf is he supposed to make Memphis better? Isn’t that the job of those Democrats who have been controlling Memphis for the past 34 years?

@Heal_within96 @locdinwithzaza_ Long-term Relationships/marriage is just a long conversation. Conversation with white women vs black women. I have a theory about this…

They cry about racism caused by White people, yet they are obsessed with White women. Make it make sense?

@linmeitalks These are photos taken when 1-8/10 black males had a fathers in the home. Now it’s 2-3/10 Welfare made Fatherhood optional. You’re now seeing the damage.

Why has there been a decline of this with everyone? All standing up straight, smart, no screwed angry faces or swearing fingers, hands covering faces.

My mother worked the first 17 years of my life—then had a minor stroke (I have 2 young brothers). She stopped working my senior year. Staying home was the 1st time I’ve ever seen her relax and start to introspect. The freedom is unmatched. 2 different mothers. You adore your father, you hate your father, then you understand your Father. This isn’t the same for the Mother. Time home is crucial for her and the kids.

I am trying to get away from using stay at home mother as a term because it’s quite a subversive term when you think about it. Homemaking being your primary task means you can do whatever you want, it has nothing to do with “staying” anywhere. Total linguistic warfare.

INSTEAD OF WATCHING NETFLIX TONIGHT. Spend 1 hour with this. Claude AI FULL COURSE that teaches you how to BUILD and AUTOMATE anything. The people who watch this tonight will wake up tomorrow with a skill that most people will not have in 2 years. The people who skip it will still be watching Netflix next year wondering why nothing in their life has changed. Your call.

@NoahRevoy I wasn’t raised that way. My parents are married lol. I meant for the majority of black America.

@marrelltone Wow, that is terrible and very dysfunctional. I am sorry you were raised like that.

Many of the women reading this cannot imagine what a husband and father would do if he were not cleaning the house and cooking meals, because their model of the role assumes the husband is a second wife. They cannot imagine that he has anything else to do. It is no surprise we have an under-fathering problem when so many people view the role of a father as a male version of a mother. x.com/NoahRevoy/stat…

@Empty_America Median age of women in NYC is 40.

They don't have to accept mass immigration, they could try to just ride out the crash, and I hope some do try that. But in any case, your legacy society is OVER once median age of women hits 46. Sci Fi territory, normal is no longer an option.

BREAKING 🚨: Diamonds Diamonds may be a girl's best friend but they're your portfolio's worst nightmare. Prices have fallen to their lowest level this century!

The diamond engagement ring was invented by an ad agency in 1947. Before that, only 1 in 10 American brides got one. The company behind it, De Beers, was worth $9.2 billion three years ago. Today that number is $2.3 billion, and its owner is trying to find a buyer. In 1940, diamonds were a luxury for the rich. Nobody proposed with one unless they had serious money. De Beers had a warehouse full of diamonds and no customers, so they hired NW Ayer, an ad firm out of Philadelphia. A copywriter named Frances Gerety came up with four words: “A Diamond is Forever.” NW Ayer paid Hollywood studios to write diamond proposals into movie scripts. They planted stories in gossip columns about which rock some actress just got. They invented the “two months’ salary” rule, the idea that a man should spend two months of income on a ring. None of that existed before. It was all marketing. By the 1990s, 8 out of 10 American brides wore diamond engagement rings. Then De Beers did it again in Japan, going from 5% to 60% in 14 years. Advertising Age called it the greatest advertising slogan of the 20th century. They were right. The whole business ran on one trick: make diamonds seem rare. De Beers controlled most of the world’s supply but only released a small amount each year. That artificial shortage kept prices sky-high. And the “forever” in the slogan had a second job: if nobody resells their diamond, supply stays tight and prices stay up. Lab-grown diamonds blew that apart. You can now grow a diamond in a lab that is the same thing, atom for atom, as one pulled out of the ground. Costs 80–85% less. In 2019, only 6% of engagement rings in America had a lab-grown stone. By 2025, that number was 61%. That’s from The Knot’s annual survey of 10,000+ newlywed couples. People are buying bigger rings (1.9 carats on average, compared to 1.6 for mined) and keeping the savings. De Beers saw this coming. In 2018, they launched their own lab-grown jewelry brand called Lightbox, priced at $800 per carat. The idea was to make lab-grown look like cheap costume jewelry so people would still pay a premium for “real” diamonds. Prices tanked 90% anyway. By 2025, American grocery stores were selling lab-grown diamond rings for $200. De Beers shut Lightbox down last May. Since 2023, De Beers has lost nearly $7 billion in value. It lost over $500 million in 2025 alone and has about $2 billion in diamonds sitting in storage that nobody is buying. Its parent company, Anglo American, is now in what they’re calling “advanced discussions” to sell off the whole thing. A 137-year-old company, dumped. The greatest ad campaign ever made convinced a planet that a common carbon crystal was worth two months of your salary. The product that’s killing it just proved you can grow the same crystal in a factory for pocket change.

My ex’s Mother has been in America since she was 15. She’s now 60. Every extra dime she has, she sends back to DR. She purchased a condo out there and plans to move back immediately upon retirement. When I went to her home all she played was Dominican news. No American TV. Not remotely interested. She’s been here 45 years…

The next generation of warfare will be fought with demographics rather than weapons. A hostile power with a low time preference will simply send waves of pregnant women to the US for them to give birth to paperwork Americans who will then vote for the country to destroy itself a generation later.

Oswald Spengler and the Second Religiousness | Guest: Morgoth | 4/1/26 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

I am a @akai_pro MPC head

@BradWilcoxIFS When you helicopter parent (post columbine) and remove the village (sexual revolution 1.0 & now 2.0), you make a child a MAJOR BURDEN. Everything must be super safe; the child can’t do anything for him/herself, and there’s no extended family around.

Right. One reason why fertility is falling is that so few young adults spend much time in proximity to babies and young children. 👇🏽

@allkanyewest ALL THE LOVE

ALL THE LOVE or Come to Life?

@allkanyewest Right out the top 5.

Where would you rank BULLY in Ye’s discography?

@twinnmama6 @TheBlackHorse65 They live in a very rural area, no commerce. Everyone there is trying to escape to NYC.

@marrelltone @TheBlackHorse65 Why don't you move closer to them then... What is their age, health, etc?

At an objective level; When I was a child, I stayed at my grandparents place at least two weeks out of the year, and my grandmother picked me up from school about 25% of the time. This was historically normal. Almost all Boomer grandparents have almost totally neglected this.