8chan Is a Normal Part of Mass Shootings Now

If you say school shootings are your problem, well... Talk to your neighbors, talk to your friends, talk to your family, talk to your children. School shootings are an IRL local community problem.

The reason the chans turn so cancerous, is that these people's environments are extremely cancerous to them. To fight this, they concentrate where there's the most (ideo)logical cancer, so they can build mental resistance, learn to recognize the patterns and eventually solve them. I'm not saying they plan this out consciously, but that's how it works out. Best I can tell these people would love to chop wood all days if they'd then be left alone with access to a computer in their free time.

To give you an example of what I mean by a "carcinogenic environment" - the "you must go to university before working"-meme. That piece of shit took multiple years out of my life. That's a much more problematic meme than the ones that are shared on 4chan.

Chan users are in a deadlock situation where their environment pushes more and more unwanted information on them. They are basically told to get cancer and die by their IRL communities - which, in part, is why they gravitate towards anti-Semitism, the single most effective means of closing down the heart. It's not a pleasant experience but it's a way to survive.

Then the literal IDF comes around to shill their communities. Oh, that's nice! That surely won't increase anti-Semitism! Then the FBI, CIA, KGB pile on. "Investigate Russia! We're totally not the CIA!". "Pls post cheese pizza, I'm not FBI I promise sempai". "US govt. corrupt Jewish snakepit! You will die by the sandnigger and the blistering faggot! xo - putin".

Now the government is regularly turning up to dump its toxic baggage on the chans. Thanks!

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So, to clear something up, anti-Semitism is totally predictable and caused by Jews: https://laitman.com/2019/08/what-is-the-root-of-all-arab-and...

Good news everyone! Jews are not victims, they have responsibilities and they just have to act on it.

You can call Laitman a cult leader or a monk farmer or whatever, but he is studied, he knows his Torah, his Kabbalah and his Talmud, and he is correct. The children of Israel can never truly be victims of anyone but themselves. Talmud 101.

Of course, the Talmud also says "don't share this with the gentiles"; well, the tech world is in my heart and Hacker News is a Jewy bunch, so it seems I won't even have to do any Teshuvah for sharing this here. So: can the anti-anti-Semitism meme die already?

Chan users know that anti-Semitism is "correct" instinctively. It's hard to avoid when you have the experiential knowledge, but of course it's still possible to mislabel it, e.g. as a different category of "correct", such as "all Jews must die" - no, Jews need to love their neighbor as themselves spiritually as well as physically, and not have the hubris to think that what they think does not matter as long as they do Torah and Mitzvot on a surface level.

I'm saying this based on Hebrew, Torah and Kabbalah study. Please weight your words if you choose to respond.

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Posters like parent are framed as just another uninspired Zionist shill; it's not incorrect. Parent contains absolutely zero useful information or empathy for chan users. It's a shallow attempt to demoralize the community by painting a bleak future for it, or to dehumanize them so more people from the tech-o-sphere will start shilling there.

You can't speak truthfully with someone who you consider to be the embodiment of a disease. "Treat thy neighbor as thyself" already.

You could go as far as outlawing anonymous internet access (require identity in all online actions), but people with these intentions would still find a way to congregate and develop/use a specific language to evade detection and control.

We really need to start looking hard at what causes pressure build-ups in our society and start working on alleviation of these, because while the side effects of anti-depression medication may act as the last-mile enabler in these special cases, it's not the core problem and as such will deflect our attention from solving the core problem/problems. (I'm not touching the gun-control issue. E.g. in London or Japan, they will kill you with a knife. Tomorrow it may be a chemical weapon. Etc.)

In my experience the biggest problem is paradoxically the lack of communication from the side of the government to the side of the people. Many controversial programs can be explained in a common language so that an information vacuums aren't created and then filled by "conspiracy theorists". E.g. clearly explain the logic behind immigration policies (democrats), explain the logic behind fiscal policies (the FED, the ECB), the logic behind taxation rates, and so on.

I'm not saying that governments are perfect or that there is zero truth in some conspiracy theories, but I see the lack of information flow be the biggest issue because it causes people's disbelief in their governments' actions and that breeds all sorts of problems.

And for some reason it's even harder to make friends today. (Probably because people drift away from each other faster. Better global mobility, you can have a job anywhere, you can study anywhere, your work might include a lots of travel. You switch jobs faster than people used to. There are a lot more things to do even on a budget, so individual differences get an emphasis, but then those things to do don't provide with new friends. You can do yoga, hiking, biking, sailing, paragliding, and whatever for a few months then switch to the next, the years go by, and you haven't formed a lasting connection. Plus add the whole experience industry - you don't have to do the hiking with the local enthusiasts, you can simply pick a guided/organized event every week, and meet new people every week. And there are even more things to do online - which are again not the typical friends making venue.)

Oh, and don't forget those beautiful echo chambers on the Internet. That helps to radicalize people. (Just go to a gun enthusiast site after any/each shooting and look at the comments. Then look at an anti-gun whatever site, maybe HufPo?)