DreadedDiscourse

Symmetry Deficit. A melancholic Grunge/R&B lament, echoes the ghosts of cultural upheaval, the broken balance in reciprocity In a garden of thorns where symmetry shatters and deficits bloom, the masculine fire fades into frost kissed oblivion, leaving souls adrift in digital shadows. Produced with @suno #Music #GrungeRap #RnB #HipHop #Masculinity #CulturalShift #Loneliness #AI

Not pro war, but also not pro sit on our hands here. We should have acted sooner as they were gunning down protestors at the beginning of the year. The USA delaying, only gave the regime time to instill more fear based control over the people. While killing even more that would have been standing against the regime today. We waited to long to take the actions the world needed us to take. Now we must deal with a demoralized Iranian people, who are grieving the loss of their children, in fear of loosing the rest of them. That is my frustration here.

I’ve never seen such a disconnect between the commentary on this site and what I hear in the real world. I’ve talked to dozens of normal conservatives in real life about the Iran War and I haven’t met a single one who’s actually enthusiastically in favor of it. At best they’re warily optimistic. In most cases they’re opposed. In some cases they’re not only opposed but deeply furious. And yet here if you utter a word of criticism about the war you’ll be shouted down by throngs of alleged American conservatives who allegedly have wanted nothing more than for America to go to war with Iran. It just doesn’t reflect what I see on the ground. That’s not just cope because my position is unpopular with “my side.” I’ve held plenty of unpopular positions. I really don’t care. But in this case the social media vs real world divide is stark and unlike anything I’ve seen before.

4 Structural Fixes to Rewrite Corporate America (End the “maximize shareholder value” madness that started with Dodge v. Ford) 1. Cap returns per investment, put a hard limit on dividends, buybacks, and total payouts to investors. No more endless profit juicing at everyone else’s expense. 2. 10% ownership cap, any outside investor limited to 10% max. Ban sister companies and funds from owning stakes in the same firms. 3. Strip corporate protections, treat corporations like people for civil/petty crimes committed by employees on the company’s behalf. Shut the corp down during investigations or court, just like a human would be. 4. New Federal Corporate Integrity Agency (or IRS division), mandatory deep audit every 2 years for any company with 5,000+ employees. Full supplier lists, ownership mapping, and vertical integration review. Force breakups/spin-offs so retailers/logistics giants can’t own factories, slaughterhouses, or production assets. These changes make companies serve customers, workers, and the country again, not just a shrinking circle of investors.

@stats_feed There is a cabal of powerful people, their main goal is to only amass wealth and power, and they are currently in control of 90% of the worlds wealth, stop buying products from public corporations for a month, let them feel the burn as much as we have.

If you could telephathically say something to all 8.2 billion people on earth, what would you say?

@rc51_nono_sp2 A country song i wrote and used suno to produce. x.com/DreadDiscourse…

アメリカの友人達、オススメのカントリーソングがあったら教えてや！ Luke CombsとかLuke Bryan、Chris Stapletonをよく聴いとるで 今から寝るから暇な時で大丈夫やで

We would have i think, there wasn't enough push domestically for us to join the war against Japan, if pearl harbor and the Philippines invasion didn't happen, I'm pretty sure China would be Japanese today. We may still have gone to war with them, because we would have joined the war in Europe eventually, causing defense treaty's between Japan and Germany to trigger though.

In hindsight, America probably should’ve held off on that whole “nuking Japan” thing and just let them have their way in China.

Actions do have consequences. And when you start melting out those consequences to an entire population, weather or not the individuals did anything wrong, the consequences slowly build up for that action, until you loose the moral standing in order to enforce your repercussions, and are met with intense backlash. Original sin isn't a way of fostering a healthy society, its a way of enforcing control, a control that only lasts while people are civil. I truly fear what the backlash for all these years will look like.

@DreadDiscourse @ABmrJutt My experience with men is quite modern. It wasn't the men 80 years ago. It's been men for all of history & we're sick of it. Actions have consequences and you unfortunately happen to be a part of the generation that started to receive those repercussions for their own actions.

Society won’t collapse if women stop having babies. Capitalism will. Empire will. Patriarchy will. That's what they're afraid of.

I worked in one also, and you should know the difference between a home, and assisted living, assisted living means you had the money, and support to be there, most of the time support comes from family. In homes, its a much bleaker existence. But yes, a lot of the time family only showed up in mass towards the end, mostly due to locations of residences.

@DreadDiscourse @hell_line0 Having worked in assisted living, most of those people's family only come by when it's time to plan the funeral.

45% of women between ages 25-44 are expected to be single and childless by 2030. Beware. The patriarchy will convince you that this is a terrible thing to happen to women. But it is, in fact, a terrible thing to happen to men”.

@Ravenismeee Peace and quite are the main focus of many, and because of how culture has been evolving the past 10-20 years, isolation is really the only way for people to get the environment they want. Anywhere you go in society now, risks you being harassed by some deluded moron.

Serious question, do people actually exist who genuinely enjoy staying home all day, completely alone, without seeing anyone?

Since Japan is showing up a lot for Americans here's hoping the Japanese's sees our tweets too. PSA Japan. KFC is not a celebratory restaurant for holidays. Most Americans haven't been to a KFC in years. KFC here is amongst the worse fast food chicken restaurants.

@123skely You have to learn about and appreciate their cultures, in order to form truly racist comments.

It’s hard to explain but in order to be a really good racist you have to low key love every race.

@IllimitableMan_ I wrote a song about this. x.com/DreadDiscourse…

85% of men have no more interest in marriage. Men are hitting their 30s and 40s, and remain unmarried. What is going on?

Also major corporations over the past few decades controlled by billionaires have been using their money to dictate how society acts. Pouring more money towards feminist efforts since women have been more likely to respond to that sort of consumer political advertising. Why do you think the pink tax exists? And why do 80% of men not want to date? These things are all interconnected. Billionaires have been fucking society for short term gains.

@goddek Well, Mark Zuckerberg and other billionaires are currently pouring tons of money into lobbing efforts in order to enforce ID requirements across the internet. To protect their own self interests, while turning the populous into more data to sell off. Identity theft will raise.

Just saying…

Pro tip. Don't marry people knowing what they are, with the goal of changing them. All you'll end up doing it becoming anxious, depressed and need years of therapy in order to treat others like normal humans instead of projects. If you truly loved him for him, those things wouldn't have bothered you in the end, those were the things that you wanted to change about him.

I married a man full of childhood wounds, trauma, and spiritual struggles, and all I gave him was love, support, and safety. In return, he gave me anxiety, depression, and years of therapy to heal. Advice: Don’t become the lifeline for broken people, because you end up destroying yourself.

@hanaamurakami To be fair, most of us wont respect people talking about morals on the internet, while selling pictures of their ass. Stick to your lane, and maybe next world war, don't microwave people alive, and you might not be offended.

Dear non-Japanese people, Please avoid abbreviating "Japan" or "Japanese" as "JAP" It has been used as an offensive term toward us since WWII!

@KimDotcom What are you on about? 1970s Earth day got 20million people. There are ~360million people in the USA, what your saying is the biggest protest, is less than half of the real largest protest. The #Nokings protests, only drew 2.2% of the population across the country. Minority.

8 million Americans demonstrated against Trump today. The biggest demonstration in US history.

Really, I think the biggest thing wrong with our economy traces straight back to Dodge v. Ford Motor Co. (1919). That case locked in the rule: corporations don't exist for customers or employees. Their sole legal obligation is to maximize returns for investors. The mindset didn't fully grip Wall Street until the 1970s and 80s, thanks to Friedman, agency theory, and the takeover era. But once "shareholder value" became the mantra, it was game over. That phrase could literally cost you your house. Now every corner of the economy bows to investors. And the tiny group with the most power keeps consolidating it, dying, passing wealth down, shrinking the circle. Fewer and fewer humans at the top. Instead, it's companies owning other companies. Forcing each other to enshitify. Cut quality, squeeze workers, jack prices, all to juice the next quarterly return. We don't need a higher minimum wage. We need to rewrite who the companies that run our world are actually obligated to. Because right now? They're just obligated to each other.

@bearhock @HeidiBriones I think your missing the fact we agree, i just believe that everyone should have the right to work if they want to. We agree on the rest.

@DreadDiscourse @HeidiBriones Society did not benefit. Nothing was stopping them before but the societal push for it drove down wages and contributed to current inability for a single income to do it anymore. It benefited corporations. Not families.

If women having jobs ruined civilization, then it wasn't very civilized to begin with.