Why is /pol/ so contrarian? In fact, the whole boards ideology

>>137434500
because were redpilled! we are virgin losers because of the jews!

>>137434655
The real redpilled ones are the neocons.

>>137435096
Listen Mr. Kristol....Bend ur dick to ur ass and fuck yourself.

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>>137434500
>perverse contrary bloody-minded
welcom nufriend youre here forever

>>137434500
You're retarded. The world is reacting to us, not the other way around. Because we're right and they don't like that.

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>>137434500
lol someone confronting the problem instead of running away

>>137434500
That's the nature of 4chan in general.

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>>137434500
The mainstream opinion is always held by the majority. The majority is always stupid enough to be controlled by the elites. All you have to do is tell them that boogeymen are coming to do evil Nazi things and the message goes right around logic and into emotion, and then they behave emotionally.

The intelligent, examined opinion will ALWAYS be against the mainstream because the masses are easily controlled and the independent thinkers are always few in number.

Look at this IQ distribution. Realize that rational thought does not come online until somewhere between the 125 and 140 IQ range, and consistent, daily rational thought does not come online until above the 140 range. That's why the smartest opinions are always contrarian. Thinkers are few, and not easily led. The idiot masses are many, and always do what they're told.

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>>137434500
We bring balance in chaos. We make sure for eternal stalemates in life.

>>137434500
This board is called Politically Incorrect. It's for people that oppose the Cultural Marxist PC culture that infests the west like a disease.

Don't like it. Fuck off.

Can't be wrong if you always contradict

>>137434500
>Heterosexual animals flee from the flood of degeneracy while Donald Trump heads on to battle it
I say, that's a brilliant illustration.

>>137436355
I feel that Noah would be the one confronting the problem, while Trump would be the one blithely and arrogantly asserting that he doesn't need God or His chosen agent even when he knows for a fact that a great deluge is coming.

Perhaps he even doubts that God can create a flood. He certainly doesn't seem to have any tools on hand, or any other way of dealing with the flood.

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>>137436858
>gas the kikes, race war now
>intelligent, examined opinion

>>137434500
Trump sees the world coming to an end and wants to get all the animals on his ark. What a hero.

>>137434500
Given the nature of the Overton window it is necessary to be partly contrarian and stubborn to hold left wing ideas, otherwise we'd all be sheep marching into the ovens like in your image.

>take what's popular
who makes it popular?
If the ethnicity of that person starts with a 'J'... It's no mere (((coincidence))) that /pol/ is against it.

>>137434655
atleast you tried.
i know you can do better.

>>137438071
to hold right wing ideas*

>>137434500
>Why is /pol/ so contrarian?
Its not just /pol/, its the whole site. 4chan is contrarian. From /a/ to /x/ and every board in between.

The machines voted, the dead voted, the illegals voted, and still Hillary could not win, for she was very unpopular indeed.

>>137437871
>cant refute the argument
that reading comprehension though.
when did he say shit?
dumbfuck.

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>>137434500
>>137437507
>After building the Arc.

>>137434500
You are all fucking hysterical.
Sage

The only thing that's going to stop this civil unrest is the fucking TRUTH coming out.

What the fuck is going on?!?! Each fucking day we wake up and we talk about the shitshow going on because of lies being perpetuated.

WHEN IS ENOUGH ENOUGH?

WE NEED SOME FUCKING TRUTH. ABOUT EVERYTHING.

>>137434500
4chan (depending on the board) has always kind of been a counterculture. now that world is a fucking degenerate sewer, the counterculture is morality, wholesome values, family, religion and community. We are who we are because the world is fucked.

this board started dying the moment someone thought political activism was more important than having super-partes chaos-devoted fun . all these "le internet memes influencing politics thehe" acting like they have the responsibility to play a role in politics and there you go, people whine when someone wants to go heckle an leftist's funeral

>>137434500
I guess wer'e just a culture of critique..

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>>137436355
How many Aku pics do you have?

>>137437642
hello paid poster. how are you today? Is unite the right working well for you? How can we join, as I could always use $25 dollars an hour. Any personal information or corporate information would be useful.

>>137437642
Some think that the ark was used as a repository for DNA rather than loading entire animals. Considering we have seed banks, and that some theories point to an advanced civ leading us along at points in the past (whether alien or no), this makes some sense .

Trump/Republicans control the USA now and the majority of us are on their side.

If what you were saying is true, we'd all be democrats/liberals.

>>137438555
Nice trips, but he made no argument. He implied that most posters on /pol/ are capable of reasoned, examined thought. One look at the catalog proves how incredibly false that statement is.

>>137434500
>why is a board called politically incorrect, politically incorrect

gee i don't know

>>137437871
You literally proved his point retard

>>137434500
Its actually quite simple if you have like 2 brain cells to rub together

There's a mainstream narrative. Lets just call it the narrative. Most people are completely braindead as to how this narrative gets made, but on a subconscious level people understand the point of the narrative is for everyone to share a common worldview. If you have a society in which people can't speak a shared moral language, you don't really have much of a society. The narrative is like any mythology in this regards.

But of course, Modern Person doesn't think of themself as being a believer in a mythology. We're scientific, educated. What differentiates our narrative from primitive ones is our experts are better, basically, and we leave the making of the narrative up to them and don't think too much about it otherwise.

The problem is some of us are indeed contrarian jackasses. We're not very sociable, its true, we're probably somewhere on the spectrum. But it beats just conforming to the narrative, yknow? Of course, it means when the narrative is right, we'll probably be wrong just out of perversity. But the opportunity exists for us to be right when the narrative is wrong, and that is both an incredibly powerful feeling and, inevitably, a very dangerous one.

But still, we actually like to see how the narrative gets made. We want to know what goes into all these blue pills we're supposed to swallow. And it turns out when you break the pills down what goes into them is a lot of bullshit. The big one for most people is race, because the issue is so unbelievably taboo inside the narrative and so unbelievably obvious once you're outside it, but there's any number of issues on which the narrative is held together not because of science or reason but because of politics

By nature, shmucks like us are going to drawn from the more antisocial lot. Socialites and joiners have too much riding on the narrative to fuck with it very much, and so they don't.

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>>137439235

pajama basket wearing

>>137434500
We, or at least I, only care about the truth. Have you noticed that the "SJWs" say the exact opposite of the truth? Ever hear anyone say that it's like we're living in bizarro world? Black criminal is the victim, whites are racist, it's a white supremacist system, oppressive patriarchy, rape culture, etc. That's the Jews'/Marxists' strategy and it's documented. So you've got it the wrong way around. Do you think all of the crazy social changes of the last century were normal and righteous? Humanity had been living one way (socially, not technologically) for thousands of years, since the dawn of time, really, and suddenly in less than 100 years everything is the opposite. We're right. The "Nazis" and "white supremacists" are/were right. It's time to fix this mess.

>>137434500
because it's full of edgy teenagers

>>137434500
>whats popular
Most people are fucking stupid, the super rich and intellectual elite use the hordes of fools to rule over the marginally successful. We can tell whats going on and were torn between helping the retards see and joining or overthrowing the puppet masters.

>>137439834
I'm 24.

I find it very difficult to fit in any community that isn't /pol/. They out me as being different/weird very quickly.

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>>137437642
>i feel like

>>137435542
i want to know what kind of porn he was watching. there was a story that they found a ton of porn with him but wouldnt release what kind because it would cause riots. So i figure either torture or CP

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>>137437642
I WILL PIERCE THE HEAVENS
>>137437642
>Perhaps he even doubts that God can create a flood. He certainly doesn't seem to have any tools on hand, or any other way of dealing with the flood.

he just built the arc and now is fighting the ones who call themselves gods
U r such a pleb my brain bled a little

>>137439742
Academic level work here. Put it into an abbreviated meme image?

>>137439730
but you wont be able to explain to him how, he just has to take your word for it and move on.

>why is Galileo Galilei so contrarian?

>In fact, his whole ideology is so easy to predict: Take whats considered the truth by the church, and the opposite of that is Galileos stance on the issue.

>Its so predictable.

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>>137439235
do not ask questions when u r not redy 4 the answer
serbfreind

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>>137436858
People are competent rulers of their own lives, and nobody else's. Even thinkers are not competent rulers of the lives of other people.

>>137439730
>leafposting at its finest

>>137440313
I'm not much of a memesmith but i'll see what I can cook up

>>137439742
This

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>>137439742
screencapped

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>>137434500
>Take whats popular

Only in your echo chamber.

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>>137434500
woah... Really made me think.

>>137434500
"popular" you mean things pushed by the kikes designed to destroy your society, country and race. So what you are saying is /pol/ is where people that aren't imbeciles hang out. Noted now fuck off

>>137434500
That's why the board is called "politically incorrect", you moron. If our views were popular we would have a facebook group or something.

>>137440810
>People are competent rulers of their own lives
demonstrably wrong. people need leaders. those leaders must be well-meaning and capable. There is literally no example of any human society that has functioned without a small group doing the thinking for the rest. leadership is a basic function of human life.

>>137437871
strawman, not worth a real response

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>>137439742

These are the gems i come to /pol/ for.

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>>137439235

based trump not going into the (((ARC)))

>>137434500
Because the truth is somewhere in the middle. It will always come out as the opposite since the middle is always in the direction of the "opposite" side. Sub-moron.
The universe is all about balance. don't you see?
If you unbalance any system to greatly, it collapse.
Some People are merely trying to keep the balance. Between YOU and the "Opposite"...
The only thing that oppose us all is ignorance and it's curable within a few generation of good education.

Lol the "counter culture" hates being figured out. Everyone mad.

>>137439604
>implied
poor reading comprehension, IQ somewhere around 107.

What I said in my own words was this:
>The intelligent, examined opinion will ALWAYS be against the mainstream because the masses are easily controlled and the independent thinkers are always few in number.

I did not say that 100% of /pol/ is in this group. That's a strawman you made up to attack in the place of my actual argument. My actual argument was that contrarianism is not a sign of unexamined, emotional rebelliousness without critical reasoning, as was stated in the OP.

>Why is /pol/ so contrarian? In fact, the whole boards ideology is so easy to predict: Take whats popular, and the opposite of that is /pol/'s stance on the issue.

OP clearly states that 100% of /pol/ reaches its conclusions by looking at the mainstream and then going against it. He says "the whole board." He extends a generalization to the entire population and then ascribes them a single characteristic: "take what's popular, and the opposite of that is /pol/'s stance on the issue."

My argument is clearly made, and you haven't even addressed it because you're too stupid to understand it. Now go back to your entry-level corporate gig, you brainless drone.

>>137434500
>Trump refuses to be herded onto a boat owned by a Jew in the name of "survival"
Good cartoon

>>137434500
Consensus does not mean something is good or right.

Instead of asking why we hate thing that are popular, instead what are the machinations making things popular, and what are the consequences for accepting it.

Only then do you reach truth. What is popular usually has an underlying agenda, and it's usually shit.

Music, art, policy making, and so much more in the social and political world is anti-white bullshit.

>>137439742
Brilliant work. This is an example of a thinker. You didn't address my point that some people are contrarian because they choose to rise above control (and as rational thinkers, they also accept the parts of the narrative that they find to be valuable), but you very accurately described the non-thinking counter-culture aspect of the board without generalizing it and extending the generalization to everyone.

HIGH IQ LEAFPOSTER BREAKS STEREOTYPES, DRAWS RAUCOUS APPLAUSE

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>>137446219
I think it represents Trump being too proud of a man to get onto the ship of salvation. Him refusing to go with mainstream narrative will be the ultimate downfall of him.

The republicans in congress try to redpill him and grow his approval ratings, instead he takes the opposite direction.

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>>137439235
This one is my favorite.

>>137446549
But going against popular narrative does not always make you completely right either. It just makes you an edgelord who happens to be right sometimes because of trends.

A broken watch is right 2 times a day.

>>137439354
Interesting how people who disagree with you are always "paid" by Them or "work" for Them, never actually one of Them. People who disagree with you must be doing it for some benefit from a vague Them, rather than actually believe what they're saying.

I guess conspiracies do hold up better when you don't have to deal with the idea that the person disagreeing with you ACTUALLY disagrees with you.

>>137443555
thank you based burger, fuck I spotted a typo in the last sentence need to kill myself now

>>137439742

/thread

>>137446549
>Only then do you reach truth.

This, of course, presumes that there's a truth to reach.

>>137446775
>not ending in "you're beautiful" or better yet "I've got to get back"

>>137434500
That's a lot of 4chan. Like how suddenly everyone hate Rick and Morty now.

>>137446977
>philosophy 101 mistaken for philosophy 430
go back to reading your Nietzsche cliff notes you fucking stoner-level amateur navel-gazer. "BUT GUYS, LISTEN GUYS LISTEN WHAT IS TRUTH YOU GUYS WHAT IF THERE ISN'T ANY TRUTH"

>>137447677
And if you say you don't hate Rick and Morty, they just call you a contrarian against the /pol/ consensus. You're fucked either way, because you're arguing with retards to begin with.

>>137440173
young boy in makeup porn

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>>137436858
>being a contrarian means that I'm intelligent

You don't even bother researching why you're going against the public opinion. Being a contrarian makes you feel enlightened, strong and independent fedora tipper.

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>>137448201
>ad hominem, not worth responding to
get on my level faggot

>>137438915 >>137438339 >>137436357 >>137436994 >>137439742
This.
Can shills go away already?

>>137446977
there is an escape from the matrix I can lead you there if you want

>>137448359
Understanding the mechanics of given issue is more important than going against the flow just for the sake of it.

>>137447743
Look, you want to know the actual truth? There's two ways to achieve a perfect world. One involves killing everyone who disagrees with you, and the other involves trying to change society and other people to agree with you and trying to create a broad consensus.

One of them takes an awful lot of time and effort and might not even be achievable, while the other is inherently self-destructive and is more likely to get you killed than produce the desired results.

You figure out which is which.

>>137446037
Your first post was made specifically in reply to the OP, who asks "Why is /pol/ so contrarian". Your post then proceeds to say that intelligent opinion will always be against the mainstream opinion.

When someone assumed that your statement was made in reply to OP's question, you deny it, explaining that since you didn't specifically state that it was in reply to the question, it wasn't.

You are in the wrong, because conversations have context, and rely on context to work. If you ignore context, you're going against common sense. If someone asks "Why do party balloons fly up?" and you say "Hot air is less dense than colder air, and therefore rises above colder air", you'd be in the wrong even though your statement is technically correct.

>>137449051
>non-sequitiur
Yeah, I agree. So? Did I say anything to the contrary?
>more idiots who can't read

>>137443555
I can see the JPEG artifacts already...

>>137449411
And when trying to change society results in the dindu murder hordes we're seeing today, what then? When you take the high road and everyone else tries to kill you off in exchange for the favor, what then?

>>137436994
Feels good senpai.

>>137439235
>>137439759
EQUAL RIGHTS SERVIN'

>>137449732
Nearly every single thing you said in this post was wrong.

I didn't deny responding to OP. Of course I did. It's fucking quoted.

Context doesn't work the way you think it does. What I said was that examined opinions will always be countercultural because thinkers are the only ones who CAN oppose the culture. I didn't say all of /pol/ was in this group, which is what I'm accused of. You're having a hard time reading between the lines, which is forgivable for a Canadian. I know your brain is full of black semen and that makes it hard to think.

>>137434500
Pol isn't one person. I'm here, a registered Democrat who only voted Trump out of spite for how they did Bernie. But I find diversity of thought on pol and a rejection of oc culture and anti-white racism. Things that are important to me. Pols a lot of things, including what you mentioned but pols also alot more than that.

>>137450658
KEKPOSTIN'

>>137451033
TIME WARPIN'

>>137451033
DOUBLES GETTIN'

>>137450877
A: Why is /pol/ so contrarian?
B: Intelligent opinion is contrarian.
A: But posters on /pol/ aren't intelligent.
B: Look, I didn't say /pol/ posters are intelligent, ok? Gosh, you are so dumb.

Since you didn't understand basic context even after it was explained to you in fairly simple terms, I can only assume that you are only slightly less retarded than the average poster on this board despite your pretense to the contrary.