>>224289I thought a bit about even bothering with a response as a lot of your points feel like little more than "gotcha huhuhu ackshually owned".
A wizard is not a crab in my view let's just put that out there and go a bit beyond what the base definition of "male 30+ virgin" okay?
Imagine being one that has fully embraced his lot and is trying to make the most of it.
My arguments stem from such a standpoint.
First, a wizard as opposed to a crab is a person that comes to be in an age of relative plenty, or at least he can find greater comfort in one.
I do not care about third world shiters, you can go cleanse them if you wish.
The rajneesh can't NEET because jamal is being eaten by vultures in Africa is not something to even bother with here.
Now after letting out my knee jerk reaction, I apologize for being an ass and I will try to engage with your points.
I greatly dislike this point by point response style instead of contributing ones own thoughts completely, please understand.
Population matters because in nations where welfare is available, or in which the hard labor jobs are filled by others, normies that have a reason to slave away pic rel is what supports our kind.
You need a large enough productive workforce to support the less productive, or the flat out dependents.
Again I feel like there is a fundamental misunderstanding between what I advocate for and what is being nitpicked here with the inheritance part.
I'm not advocating for your parents to breed harder as it a completely mute point here, you are already set.
I'm advocating for the normie class to produce more, which is a necessity to keep the current wizard population comfortable.
You are correct, more siblings means less ability to leech from parents, but it also comes with the perks of a reasonable social net.
In developed countries if your parents can afford that many kids, there is either a welfare state there, or they are wealthy enough.
I will keep disregarding third world crap because, while you can argue wizards can exist there and they sure are miserable, I'm not going to base my entire worldview around the least fortunate. I'm selfish like that.
You need the population to be closer to a pyramid, less dependents, higher workforce.
If you are the black sheep of a 9 child family, the other 8 are working and supporting the nation, hopefully with enough output that the state keeps you fed.
Poverty to me is not a huge issue, and I believe wizards can still thrive while poor as long as our needs are met. Poverty in a developed nation is still riches for the average. Again, sure Rajneesh suffers. I'm sorry bro. I know there is a few Indians here, doesn't change the equation for us.
Doctors being expensive is a supply issue today. There is no reason for normies to take these jobs due to the "broken social contract" and general apathy.
We need them breeding, we need them burdened with responsibilities that they joyfully carry so we can have more of these high skill people serving out there.
I think I was clear about this in my prior posts.
You can resent your parents for producing you, but that is no reason to advocate against your best interest, which is normies breeding more.
I really wish I was eloquent enough to provide a better understanding on this, but honestly it's pure math and should be obvious.
You can only have so many dependents for each tax cattle…
I don't know what was difficult to grasp here about normies needing to suffer so you can relax.
An age of plenty is built on their backs.
They oppress wizards more?
Are we going back to the "I wish being a wizard was socially acceptable" thing again?
I already assumed someone was trying to make this point, but social acceptance is of no relevance to me at least.
I'll refrain from generalizing then if that makes you feel better about it.
TL:DR;
My idea of viewing antinatalism through the lens of a wizard is not about ethics, but practical implications.
Normies as is already seem to have given up, if anything their breeding should be encouraged. Not because of future generations of wizards, but because of current ones. Me and you.
Less cattle means less resources to go around for those who wish to leech from them.
Less cattle means key positions go unfilled that are required for daily comfort, making such comfort out of reach for the average "poor" wizard.
You can argue ethics and feelings all you want and I agree.
You will be correct.
So? I'm not going to breed, if others don't it will affect me and you negatively. I provided the way in which this will and is already the case previously.
One thing I agree with you on is the point of it not being a matter of population, but general wealth, output. Sure, but the two things correlate because the people with the high output still need to be replaced once they perish or stop producing.
The reason these people produced so much to begin with was what? Status, wealth, reproduction, responsibilities.
A single normie doesn't have the burdens that demand a high output. Without a high output there is less to go around.