Pay to Play: Climate and Diversity as Barriers to Entry

Rob Henderson describes luxury beliefs as status symbols for the Western elite. For example, although the wealthiest people in the USA tend to come from families with both a father and mother present, they nonetheless promote the idea of single-parent households, or even the child-free life.

Indeed, wealthy elites follow the principle of do as I say, not as I do. But what Henderson perhaps failed to see is that these beliefs serve as a economic barriers to entry. The wealthy of medieval Europe guarded their castles with moats. Modern corporations guard their market shares with luxury requirements such as diversity, equality, inclusion, and carbon-neutrality.

A small consulting firm in rural Montana, USA, might not be able to hire any diverse staff members, whereas a large urban corporation located in NYC shall have no trouble finding diversity hires, even if they are mere tokens. Climate, diversity, and even LGBT then become barriers to entry. Small firms are priced out of certain contracts because they can’t afford to hire the compliance officers needed to win them.

It also implies that big cities (where you’ll find more neuro-diverse and LGBT people anyway) are putting up barriers to the non-urban peasant classes. Due to the nature of urbanization, economic power has ended up in the hands of the blue-haired lesbian clique and their feminist allies. Power ended up in the hands of inner-city blacks and their behind-the-scene handlers.

It is for this reason, I think, that non-whites hates whites so much. White people dominate the rural and suburban areas where one might still make a living by doing something productive. The urban populations can only survive by selling themselves into slavery to a corporate overlord.

And so, interestingly, the elites’ luxury beliefs (diversity, LGBT, climate) have become a soft-power method of barring healthy rural people from economic participation.

Compliance, then, is the new castle moat. Don’t have a diversity officer? Can’t afford token employees? You’re no longer a competitor. You’ve been cancelled.

An increasingly neurodiverse crowd of people inhabiting the big cities has run off with the nation’s economy. Where will this end? The way I see it, this process was inevitable, yet it won’t last very long. We are witnessing the economic decline toward a collapse. Things are going to get a lot worse before they will get better again.

It is, in my view, a death spiral. As crazier and crazier people wield more power over the economy, the requirements for participation will become weirder and weirder. I envision that people of a healthier stock may prefer quitting their jobs and taking their competencies with them.

We risk, however, a backlash that we also saw in Soviet Russia. When the big cities began to starve (due to the almost deliberate mismanagement of the economy), Stalin began purging the farmers, stealing their wheat and sending it on to the cities. Stalin tried saving the cities by murdering the farmers. We know that didn’t end well.

But we can learn from history. We can prepare for what is coming, so we don’t fall into the same trap. We should see LGBT, diversity, and climate requirements for what they are: economic barriers to entry, designed to keep healthier people out of the market, as neurodiverse urban people are, in fact, struggling to hold on to life.

The cities are dying. And since urban people have no acces to land, or even water, they can only blame everyone else.

The West is going to go through a population purge, regardless of immigration. Some scenarios to think about are the following:

• migrant mobs may go after the white middle class, assuming that’s where the wealth is;

• urban neurodiverse people may retaliate against healthy families;

• the wealthier elites will further oppress everyone else in order to maintain their status quo;

In each of these scenarios, white people are going to get hurt. We should, therefore, plan for an alternate future, one in which we win the “Zombie War” against diversity and elitism.

It’s not going to be pretty, but a belief in God may be the first step.