The Shengren, by Dr. Pattberg, was my first teacher. I was at a very low point in my life. A friend of mine gave me a bag of mushrooms. Never taken mushrooms before this day. I just wanted to escape reality, so I ate the whole bag. It turned out to be 7 grams. Instead of escaping reality, I went deeeep into it. It felt like I was downloading all the knowledge of the universe, only it was too much too fast to grasp it all. But the gist of what the mushrooms told me was that I was everything.
Marx was a sociopath. He didn't want to work and had no love in him for other human beings. He made lots of kids with his poor, abused wife, whom he all neglected. Three died in absolute poverty, because Mr. Welfare had no interest in providing for his family and had no love for humans. All he wanted was to punish the ownership class and the successful entrepreneurs, so he invented Socialism as transcribed from Satanism and Devilworship.
I haven't read Pattberg‘s books because my local shop cannot order them from the States, and I won‘t use Amazon on principles; however, the complete collection is on his Substack and I already knew they were a banger!!!
I really appreciate how simply you explain these topics and that you speak somewhat wild and savage, but that‘s ok, it's very helpful to experience THE RAGE
One of the most significant political and societal changes during and after the French Revolution was the formation of a peoples based economy (today we would say “socialism”) and the introduction of real wages alongside with labor rights so that the wage slaves could pay for their own lodgings, household expenditures, health care and coffee. This was a departure from European feudalism that we are apparently returning to in today’s world but leave that aside. The introduction of real wages translated into greater freedom for the working class because having money to pay for stuff gave them choices, albeit very limited choices with almost no social mobility. The French state however still “payed” his civil servants largely with job security and privileges as in free housing and schooling and insurance, everything else was corruption. That’s why the French elites always think feudalistic and abhor the needy working class who only think about their fair wages. After the French Revolution, the Germans led by Prussia invented all the socialist polices such as labor unions, mandatory kindergarten, unemployment insurance, and pension systems. England fell behind. America turned full blown capitalist instead. That’s the basic history of four centuries of Western income, real wage, and wealth inequality in a nutshell. China didn’t even know what everyone was silly talking about because everyone in China had to work for free for the greater good and pull the cart of the dragon emperor and his eighteen-thousand courtesans. A bit like socialism under Xi Jinping.
The salaries of civil servants are stipends, not wages. Wages are only given to workers. They can then squander their wages at the beginning of the month in supermarkets, amusement arcades and bars, all of which are also state-run.
Good point, Manni! And the "salaries" of CEOs are not real salaries but compensation packages. The very notion of wages or salaries of the working poor is a great insult to our elites who have various other sources of income. Best! T
I recall how some "persecuted Chinese human rights activist lawyer" some years back was actually charged with trafficking fraudulent reimbursement receipts.
Yeah, they all earn on compensations and reimbursements, but not everyone gets arrested, obviously. Only perhaps 10% are sacrificed this way to the corruption police, those who fell out of favor with their big bosses. The low salary btw forces all Chinese to pursue other means of income more so than we do in the west. Survival of the cunning. They became entrepreneurs out of necessity. Good for them. Take care! T
In the America of the trenches, which is a far different place, removed from the vision of America by light years, than that depicted by the billionaires club media, and the politico-corporate face, working without pay is actually quite common.
Its normal for subcontractors to have lists of jobs they completed, where they are still waiting to be paid. The government seizes land and water and awards them to their beloved oligarchs, without compensation to those whose lives were disrupted or destroyed by this process. I could list, if anyone was interested, which I'm sure they're not, a long list of work I have done and never received a penny for.
Most young, white Americans who aren't driven completely insane by their society know they will never own a home, unless a cardboard box qualifies.
For people in the trenches there is little attention given to bidenistas and Israeli genocides because they live their own. If you go out in certain places when the power is out, you may meet some of the casualties. Their stories aren't exactly uplifting, except in one way only, and that is the human striving against impossible forces, the struggle to live and to hope, even in the face of death.
Naked survival is back, yes. In China, getting a job with the government or state companies means more or less lifelong job security, stability, status and privilege. They know the secret about the advertised "low salaries" which is only a small part of the enormous benefits package such a job brings to oneself and one's lived ones. High demand for low paid high positions means the state can pay even less or nothing at all for years (many years of unsalaried internships or college training are expected from future candidates). Many Chinese intellectuals are willing to work without compensation for state media, state schools, state this and that. Seen it all. Fascinating. T
50% of Europeans are barely covering their means and exist in out close to poverty.
Every single article is spot on, Dr. Pattberg!
The Shengren, by Dr. Pattberg, was my first teacher. I was at a very low point in my life. A friend of mine gave me a bag of mushrooms. Never taken mushrooms before this day. I just wanted to escape reality, so I ate the whole bag. It turned out to be 7 grams. Instead of escaping reality, I went deeeep into it. It felt like I was downloading all the knowledge of the universe, only it was too much too fast to grasp it all. But the gist of what the mushrooms told me was that I was everything.
Eggs literally $6 a dozen that used to be 99 cents a dozen just a couple years ago. The economy is just fine everyone. 😂
Great social programming!
Thank you ❤
Marx was a sociopath. He didn't want to work and had no love in him for other human beings. He made lots of kids with his poor, abused wife, whom he all neglected. Three died in absolute poverty, because Mr. Welfare had no interest in providing for his family and had no love for humans. All he wanted was to punish the ownership class and the successful entrepreneurs, so he invented Socialism as transcribed from Satanism and Devilworship.
I haven't read Pattberg‘s books because my local shop cannot order them from the States, and I won‘t use Amazon on principles; however, the complete collection is on his Substack and I already knew they were a banger!!!
Dr Pattberg‘s writings are absolutely spot on
Is it wrong to pity those who are truly powerless to change their circumstances?
I really appreciate how simply you explain these topics and that you speak somewhat wild and savage, but that‘s ok, it's very helpful to experience THE RAGE
This is why I'm such a black pill. You look at any aspect of our lives and it was all engineered by this same list of elitists
Bro you’re 100% correct. It’s called chattel enslavement. Government owned slaves. They teach in school how to be a complying slave.
One of the most significant political and societal changes during and after the French Revolution was the formation of a peoples based economy (today we would say “socialism”) and the introduction of real wages alongside with labor rights so that the wage slaves could pay for their own lodgings, household expenditures, health care and coffee. This was a departure from European feudalism that we are apparently returning to in today’s world but leave that aside. The introduction of real wages translated into greater freedom for the working class because having money to pay for stuff gave them choices, albeit very limited choices with almost no social mobility. The French state however still “payed” his civil servants largely with job security and privileges as in free housing and schooling and insurance, everything else was corruption. That’s why the French elites always think feudalistic and abhor the needy working class who only think about their fair wages. After the French Revolution, the Germans led by Prussia invented all the socialist polices such as labor unions, mandatory kindergarten, unemployment insurance, and pension systems. England fell behind. America turned full blown capitalist instead. That’s the basic history of four centuries of Western income, real wage, and wealth inequality in a nutshell. China didn’t even know what everyone was silly talking about because everyone in China had to work for free for the greater good and pull the cart of the dragon emperor and his eighteen-thousand courtesans. A bit like socialism under Xi Jinping.
What I understand Pattberg’s definition of socialist, is a person who
-reject reality of his emotions and consciousness
-indecisive in taking actions
-pessimistic toward life
Thank you for this gem. Subscribed
The salaries of civil servants are stipends, not wages. Wages are only given to workers. They can then squander their wages at the beginning of the month in supermarkets, amusement arcades and bars, all of which are also state-run.
All evil stems from socialism.
Insecurity, envy and hate all stem from the socialists.
The strong are indifferent.
Good point, Manni! And the "salaries" of CEOs are not real salaries but compensation packages. The very notion of wages or salaries of the working poor is a great insult to our elites who have various other sources of income. Best! T
I recall how some "persecuted Chinese human rights activist lawyer" some years back was actually charged with trafficking fraudulent reimbursement receipts.
Yeah, they all earn on compensations and reimbursements, but not everyone gets arrested, obviously. Only perhaps 10% are sacrificed this way to the corruption police, those who fell out of favor with their big bosses. The low salary btw forces all Chinese to pursue other means of income more so than we do in the west. Survival of the cunning. They became entrepreneurs out of necessity. Good for them. Take care! T
Man Thorsten, great as always.
Dr. P,
In the America of the trenches, which is a far different place, removed from the vision of America by light years, than that depicted by the billionaires club media, and the politico-corporate face, working without pay is actually quite common.
Its normal for subcontractors to have lists of jobs they completed, where they are still waiting to be paid. The government seizes land and water and awards them to their beloved oligarchs, without compensation to those whose lives were disrupted or destroyed by this process. I could list, if anyone was interested, which I'm sure they're not, a long list of work I have done and never received a penny for.
Most young, white Americans who aren't driven completely insane by their society know they will never own a home, unless a cardboard box qualifies.
For people in the trenches there is little attention given to bidenistas and Israeli genocides because they live their own. If you go out in certain places when the power is out, you may meet some of the casualties. Their stories aren't exactly uplifting, except in one way only, and that is the human striving against impossible forces, the struggle to live and to hope, even in the face of death.
Naked survival is back, yes. In China, getting a job with the government or state companies means more or less lifelong job security, stability, status and privilege. They know the secret about the advertised "low salaries" which is only a small part of the enormous benefits package such a job brings to oneself and one's lived ones. High demand for low paid high positions means the state can pay even less or nothing at all for years (many years of unsalaried internships or college training are expected from future candidates). Many Chinese intellectuals are willing to work without compensation for state media, state schools, state this and that. Seen it all. Fascinating. T