Comments by "Bitcoin Zoomer" (@bitcoinzoomer9994) on "KaiserBauch" channel.

  1. The cause of civilizations' success is usually the same as its decline. We industrialized, urbanized, and radically changed our culture. This allowed for massive growth, but is now the reason for our downfall.
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  2. Born too late to buy a home, born too early to buy a home
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  3. It is exactly that opinion on having children being an option which got us here in the first place. Don't you care about those who came before you? Those who hunted their entire lives, those who toiled in the fields and died in battle? All that so their families could live, all that so YOU could exist now. I find the thought of not having kids as unacceptable. My, and my family's continued existence is the only mark my ancestors, and 99.9% of the populations' antecedents left on the world. I will not allow their lives and sacrifices to be meaningless Sorry for the rant, I feel strongly about this😅 Have a nice day bro
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  4. If only there was a way to instantly double average earnings and maximize the number of mothers🤔
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  5. No successful civilization has ever been non-religious
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  6. Uh, based?
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  7. You're right bro we need to take away people's freedom and give more power to the government, that'll solve everything! Lol
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  8.  @mateuszmisztela601  It's been proven women are much, MUCH more susceptible to propaganda and groupthink. That's why they're so keen on signaling their "independence." They overcompensate for the fact that they find it naturally difficult to think for themselves and against the group.
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  9. Downfall's doubtful but it'll be a struggle for sure
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  10. As population declines, workers will gain more leverage and such jobs will become the white collar norm
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  11. ​ @billysmudda4009 Latinos don't share european genes but their entire culture is based on western values. They're Christian, have western traditions, and their governments are eerily similar to pre-war southern European nations'. They're culturally european, it just does not seem to be so because Europeans changed while they did not.
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  12.  @freddy4603  Lending / banks / insurance is a sure way to create a massive gap between pricing and reality. Since everyone can get a home through lending, it encourages lenders and constructors to compete for higher, not lower prices, since the amount of money a person has over a period of multiple decades is much more than what they'd have in the moment of a home purchase. This is also the problem with college and health costs. Due to lending (college) and insurance (Healthcare), the institutions providing education and health are encouraged to raise prices constantly, because they are separated from the consumer's money through the cumulative wealth of lenders. If there was no such thing as a mortgage, the housing industry would be forced to find ways to lower prices through increasing supply or cost efficiency. If there were no college loans, then higher education would be forced to find ways to lower the cost, again, through increasing supply or cost efficiency. Lastly, if insurance were not a thing, then all industries which typically gain most of their profits from insurance payouts would also be forced to lower their costs to adjust to consumer demands.
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  13. The 19th was the greatest mistake in American history
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  14. ​ @rgonzalo511 You got the stats wrong by an order of magnitude, it's 10% to 30% I disagree that taking women's rights away will not solve the problem. It is clear women, given the choice, will not have enough children to maintain society. Unfortunately, society cannot allow for that choice, because it brings us to the situation we're in now. Yes, it's nice that women have rights, and they should, but if they do, then society will crumble. That's one of the many problems we have in modern civilization. Sacrifice civilization for women's freedom, or sacrifice women's freedom for civilization. I think simply not allowing women to work (or making it extremely difficult or limited) would be the best solution. Something like forcing companies to pay women a much higher wage than men should do the trick. This'll make it so outlier women can be productive, while the average women would have little choice other than pick a good man and stay at home to create a family. What do you think bro?
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  15.  @josepheridu3322  Remember governments and currencies can be removed and replaced, and with the slow but steady chaos that'll come from the collapse, it is almost inevitable. Inflation will only be a short term (couple more decades) problem. I wish I could actually analyze the economics of Inflation + population crash but I know too little about economics. I just feel pretty confident that if it can't be fixed, people will riot or governments will coup until a replacement is created
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  16.  @vorynrosethorn903  He's either Jewish or Latino
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