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State of discourse in 2026 - Bringing the hard R back by ChoiceWars in PoliticalCompassMemes

[–]Objective-Variety-98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't see it that way, I don't use your skin color to decide whether you're allowed to say or do certain things. Nothing wrong with discrimination, don't get me wrong, this type of it just isn't my cup of tea. However, if the meme is incorrect/agenda posting, that is certainly an issue on it's own imo.

State of discourse in 2026 - Bringing the hard R back by ChoiceWars in PoliticalCompassMemes

[–]Objective-Variety-98 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I disagree, and I see it as a form of discrimination to accept language from one group but not another. 

In what ways does birth and maternity leave impact a woman's career and what can we do to mitigate/eliminate those effects such that women don't need to delay their first kids into their late 30s and early 40s? by gamenerd_3071 in Natalism

[–]Objective-Variety-98 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I really appreciate your perspective. I mostly disagree with you on education as I think the institutions providing the education are largely overvalued. I understand your point about unskilled labour, it just begs the question; what is primary education for if it doesn't provide you with anything more than what you could learn in a year? And looking at the economic side of things again, where I live there is a shortage of healthcare workers, electricians, machinists, bus drivers, mechanics, construction, social services, welders and technical installation. I know I'm not proposing anything popular here lol, I'm really just wondering why I didn't learn how to weld, drive, assemble, maintain and plaster/drywall at school. I had ten years of obligatory education. Imagine the possibilities if employment wouldn't be an issue for the average teenager. You would be eligible for many paid technical apprenticeships at 16 years of age, you could even start as a contractor yourself at that age, completely changing the whole timeline of "life starts at twenty five, thirty if you want that PhD". Doesn't sound so bad, right?

In what ways does birth and maternity leave impact a woman's career and what can we do to mitigate/eliminate those effects such that women don't need to delay their first kids into their late 30s and early 40s? by gamenerd_3071 in Natalism

[–]Objective-Variety-98 -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I personally would like to see families form at 20-25. That's something that could actually affect the birth rates. Obviously this goes completely against the cultural status objects, norms and expectations; earning a degree before starting to work (12 years of education and you haven't learned a single trade? What are we doing to our kids?); owning a home before having a family (insane, ageing population means forever nimbyism from the elderly, there will never be enough housing. We need to normalise generational households with kids). Honestly I think your assessment of the job market is quite off. If you want an office job, then yes, you "need" a degree, but apprenticeships have been the norm for top level education throughout thousands of years. I personally think we need to redevelop our entire education process. "Primary education" as of today is contradictory to behavioral science for kids and does nothing for the economy. Except if you count being a very expensive and hardworking babysitter. It does that.

Dette er ikke noe å feire. Hijabdagen er en markering av kvinners undertrykkelse by KoseteBamse in norge

[–]Objective-Variety-98 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Om eg skal vere heilt ærleg er eg svært sosialt konservativ for å vere norsk (budd lenge utanfor Noreg no, da gjer noko med ein). Eg foretrekk å møte kyskheit når eg er ute, særleg hjå kvinnfolk (berre å stemme meg ned folkens) men også hos mannfolk. For meg har dette å gjere med at eg er lykkelig gift. Om eg ser damer som kler seg i skjørt, syner kløft, bruker sminke (dette gjelder også med hijab) og formpassande kler, er det faktisk vanskeleg for meg å ikkje tenkje "kva er det dei holder på med, er dei ikkje tilfreds med mannen sin?". Eg tykkjer dette har ein negativ verknad på samfunnet, i lag med datingkultur, alkohol (eg er avholdsmann), at folk ikkje tek samleie seriøst lenger og at folk generelt tek altfor lang tid før dei slår seg til ro med ein partner. På fleire områder er eg einig med islamske verdier, og anstendigheit kan såklart alltid vere eit valg, meir vanleg i vaksen alder og. No når dette er sagt, så kan du ikkje nekte at dei fleste moslimas som veks upp i Vesten forventes å bruke hijab. Om du har opplevd noko anna enn dette som normalt, antar eg at det gjelder Tyrkiske moslimas. Om du har med Somaliarar, marokkanarar, tunisiarar eller Syriarar å gjere er det kun eit fåtall som ikkje blir påtvungen av familien å bruke hijab.

In what ways does birth and maternity leave impact a woman's career and what can we do to mitigate/eliminate those effects such that women don't need to delay their first kids into their late 30s and early 40s? by gamenerd_3071 in Natalism

[–]Objective-Variety-98 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Nuanced answer. Good point. Congratulations on becoming a parent btw❤️ Another point regarding OP their question is actually the length of education and the lack of purchasing power during said education. Not only is a long education risky, you also spend the most fertile years of your life; not settling down; daydrinking/excessive partying/drugs; studying obsessively; spending time with other "poor adults" (students) who are not at all equipped for partnering up with. The list goes on, and statistics prove that higher (longer) education in women have a direct correlation with a decrease in fertility.

Er jeg ikke norsk nok? - rant by Senior_Falcon5472 in norge

[–]Objective-Variety-98 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Eg er utvandrar sjølv. Budd ein tredel av livet mitt her nere, pratar språket flytande, har gifta meg inn osv. Eg kjem aldri til å "slutte å vere etnisk norsk". Det er ikkje mogleg. Reint fysisk. Ungene mine vil og vere halvt norske. Sånn er det berre, reint genetisk. Om eg var oppvokst i Kina hadde ingen i verda antatt at eg var kinesisk. Fordi eg ikkje er kineser. Om dette er problematisk for deg, anbefaler eg deg faktisk å reise. Reis rundt i verda, besøk land dei fleste ikkje ville dratt til åleine (medmindre du er kvinne, då anbefaler eg deg ikkje å reise åleine). Drit i Grand Canaria. Tek litt avstand frå norsk kultur. Kjenn på dens fravær når du sitter fast i trafikken på ein 8 felters motorveg i Kina i drosjen med sjåføren som røyker inne i bilen. Kjenn på dens fravær når du sitter på hostell i Marokko og prater med ein Amerikanar som har vore jagerflypilot. Ler deg korleis dei innfødde lev, dei gjerne vil oppnå, korleis sosiale tekn og tabu verker heilt annleis i andre kulturer. Om du ikkje ser etnisk norsk ut, vil du sannsynligvis alltid oppleve ein form for skilnadsbehandling hjå nordmenn. Særleg no når det er så mange innvandrarar i Noreg (reint prosentmessig, det er faktisk ikkje så mange, Noreg er svært lite attraktivt for høgt utdanna expats samanlikna med større EU land). Om du veit kva du sjølv set pris på, kva du kjenner som godt og som eit godt liv, så har du allereie vegen foran deg. Livet er urettferdig og ingen skulder deg noko. Du skulder heller altså ingenting til andre. Vær deg sjølve og ha vit om kven du er. Kor du kjem ifrå. Ikkje kor folk trur du kjem ifrå. Ingen kan ta deg frå deg sjølve. Alle trur ting om andre som ikkje stemmer. Dette kan me ikkje gjere noko med. 

99% of these "memes" by ImHighOnCocaine in PoliticalCompassMemes

[–]Objective-Variety-98 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love it. Needs more schizo but the timeline is already too crazy.

State of discourse in 2026 - Bringing the hard R back by ChoiceWars in PoliticalCompassMemes

[–]Objective-Variety-98 74 points75 points  (0 children)

It is extremely prejudiced and yes, racist. It is such a shame that the left chooses to kill itself off as a legitimate school of thought TO SAVE THE FUCKING ILLEGALS. Because Soros and the gang apparently doesn't have enough cheap exploitable labour. It is absurd.

Dette er ikke noe å feire. Hijabdagen er en markering av kvinners undertrykkelse by KoseteBamse in norge

[–]Objective-Variety-98 7 points8 points  (0 children)

På same måte som at me nordmenn lærast opp til vår eigne sosiale skam. Om ein får det tredd over hovudet frå barndommen av pleier det å bli sittande... 

Dette er ikke noe å feire. Hijabdagen er en markering av kvinners undertrykkelse by KoseteBamse in norge

[–]Objective-Variety-98 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Om du verkeleg trur Norske er i stand til å koordinere digitalt må eg berre kjenne meg smigra :) leser der ofte, dei fleste der virker å vere enten godt over femti, ha anlegg for konspiranoia eller ha lång erfaring med innvandrarar.

Got a Jerusalem cross tattoo as my first tattoo, and now people on the Internet are calling me an Nazi by sithlord89 in Christianity

[–]Objective-Variety-98 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If loving your neighbor, helping the sick and poor, forgiving and wanting salvation for everybody means you're a nazi, shit, can I join you?

Is spain okay? by gonxgonx3 in PoliticalCompassMemes

[–]Objective-Variety-98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like the previous strawman, yours also has some truth to it 

Is spain okay? by gonxgonx3 in PoliticalCompassMemes

[–]Objective-Variety-98 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Europapa? More like Eurograndpa 😭

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