Notices by PunishedD (punishedd@poa.st), page 7

@WashedOutGundamPilot @parker “wasted”

Sir, this is RESEARCH

@grey @graf Consider

@JonnyFever @graf @grey That’s a really good idea. They’re the kind of thing people are curious about and want to try, but can’t justify buying and taking up space. Getting it as a gift removes the risk of feeling “I got suckered” too.

@PraxisOfEvil @Hoss I have work I need to be doing, but I’m too distracted by this spectacularly gay drama.

It’s even cracked into the normieverse.

@WashedOutGundamPilot @robbie @ArdainianRight @ChristiJunior @KennyWhitePowers @WeissenSocken88 @idea_enjoyer This seems like you’re talking about a specific interview or podcast. Got a link? That sounds interesting.

As for what she’s “designed” to be, my default stance is never to attribute to globohomo grand designs and careful planning, what could easily be ascribed to opportunism. There’s a ton of players out there looking to manipulate the culture and society, they can’t all be coordinating and cleverly putting out products. But they CAN latch on to something that works and nudge it in their direction.

Beyonce came up with a whole batch of other pop-friendly black female singers, who I vaguely remember and can’t be bothered to look up. I think once she proved she had more appeal and staying power, TPTB let her keep going but nudged her to stay in her girl power lane instead of trying to explicitly branch out into the culture war. Feminism gets their anthems, the studios get their money, the race agitators get an icon, etc. None of them had to ask her to leech off her image, they just send a message now and then praising her when she’s useful to their cause, or ignore her when she isn’t.

@WashedOutGundamPilot @robbie @ArdainianRight @ChristiJunior @KennyWhitePowers @WeissenSocken88 @idea_enjoyer I think it was because Beyonce was the idealized form of 3rd wave feminism “owning your sexuality”. It wasn’t just that she was pretty, but that she was confident. She wore sexy outfits to look good, not to whore out, since she ALSO was married and had kids. Her songs were aimed at and bought by women, so her money and success couldn’t be attributed to men throwing money at an object of lust, but to her own talents.

This combination is the self-fulfillment, self-validating dream for women. And like you said, they project and think men must find the same things attractive that they do.

If feminism was honest about its intentions, it would have held up Beyonce as the perfect realization of what women should strive for. But feminism doesn’t want women to marry, reproduce, and be happy. It wants women to strive for power, wreck society, slave away for a corporate master, spend all their money seeking fulfillment in exotic vacations, and die childless.

She’s too popular and influential for TPTB to tear down, but she’s safely reduced to a sanitized, publicly acceptable token to bring out whenever they need a Super Bowl halftime show or another commercialized girl power anthem.

@Bead @p Current KF clearnet mirror is https://sneed.today/

sneed.social was the fedi instance used by the Torswats group. It went down after a KF thread traced a lot of the swatting back to them, and possibly doxed the operator.

@WashedOutGundamPilot @robbie @ArdainianRight @ChristiJunior @KennyWhitePowers @WeissenSocken88 @idea_enjoyer That’s a perfect description of the situation.

Years ago a friend’s wife did the “totem pole” quiz on me, where she asks which of 2 celebrities are hotter, then pairs the winners against each other. Eventually you get a ranking and discover the guy’s type that he’s attracted to. (I guess it came out of a magazine somewhere, every girl suddenly demanded all the men in our circle do it.)

It failed pretty hard because I didn’t recognize most of the celebrities she named. When she said “Beyonce”, I did recognize the name, but had no clue what she looked like so they still had to pull up a picture. Gave a passing “eh, she’s OK”, and she was kind of shocked.

@DW2 They’ll drop the ball. The French always do.

@pleasesaybye “Every scientist should stop what they’re doing and figure out how to restore morality!” - the crowd that insists science is supposed to be amoral

Besides, they don’t like it when scientists actually do study morality. Borzoi had posted something that I can’t find in my bookmarks now, about a guy in the 1930s who studied every major human civilization in recorded history and mapped the decline of their sexual morality to their stagnation. I bet he wrote this before the “lol no decline” survey data set begins.

But the same people who now pretend they have a scientific certainty that moral decline has not happened, would reject his research showing what happens when it morality objectively declines.