I needed some white undershirts along with groceries, so I found myself at Walmart this morning. I discovered that a pack of three white shirts, which cost about ten bucks, in now behind glass. I asked one of the workers nearby to open it for me, but she didn’t have the authority. Another had to come over with a phone to unlock the case with an app.

This black lady spent a few minutes trying to get the thing to work and then I suggested she try to unlock the next case, and I could reach in to grab it from this other case. I got my shirts and casually inquired why they were now locked up, since the value is so small compared to many things in this store which aren’t locked up. She struggled to form a coherent sentence, but it was something about “groups.”

As someone who notices things, understands efficiency, costs, etc. what sprang to my mind first is why they didn’t just use locks with a key. Keys work every time, they’re much cheaper, and they don’t rely on the internet. There are, however, certain civilizational concepts which are called into question when undershirts must be locked in a case.

Essentially, functioning countries rely on the cooperation of the general populace to function. Law enforcement is there to deal with limited quantities of exceptions. Too many exceptions, and things that functioned begin falling apart. In this sense, the authorities are paper tigers relying on the populace to volunteer its compliance. They can’t deal with even a third of the population being in a state of non-compliance, which we learned from them trying to force everyone to take the genetic injections.

Something which Americans are going to have to come to grips with is how things are done in the Third World. For instance, I live in an affluent neighborhood, and I wouldn’t even leave a lighter on my dashboard. One of my neighbors had his window smashed in because he had a Subway gift card on the front seat of his car. He was surprised because it only had three bucks left on it.

In a Third World country, you can’t even leave a car on the street at night and your house needs to be enclosed within a shoddy brick wall with broken glass cemented on top. I think he’ll be in for more surprises as this place slides further into the shitter. I’m at least not surprised.

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Blacks are closer to an asteroid belt which collides with whatever comes into proximity than a collective. Still, they’re capable of understanding as a collective that they’re getting free stuff and if more people come to receive free stuff, this will be a problem for black people. They can also understand that these new people are receiving similar exemptions from law enforcement to what black people receive and are simultaneously willing to use more force on black people than white people these days.

So, they’re upset about the new arrivals. However, they’re not capable of organizing themselves much better than an asteroid belt, so they’re destined to lose a conflict with whoever shows up just like they have for their entire existence. That’s just too bad for them, they really had it good here for quite a while.

The crazy thing about America is that I’ve never even seen undershirts locked up in the Third World. Objectively, this is pretty wild. Moreover, in these derelict countries there are a lot less regulations forced on you. So, they do have their upsides, including being able to shoot someone for theft. America is on its own level in terms of insanity, tyranny, and dysfunction. This makes predictions difficult. Worse is easy of course, but the shape of things to come remains cloudy.

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