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Curt on Lviv and Immigration

Lviv is everything Paris pretends it is, and wishes it was. Unlike Paris, Lviv is quiet, bespoke, culturally elegant, civil, unpretentious, populated by decent beautiful folk, and free of human parasites.

People cross themselves when they pass the church. Mothers dress as if going to the Opera when merely walking their children for the day.

Men play chess in the central park, rather than demonstrate bravado.

We used to be like this before the massive immigration of the 20th century.

Cultural Diversity is the equivalent of bodily cancer or excess genetic intermixing. Without boundaries neither behavior or genes can calculate success. The result is civil and genetic collapse. And the only solution is tyranny or secession.

Tyranny requires violence against the people and a docile populace. Secession requires violence against the state, and an activist populace.

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Curt on Parenting — US vs Ukraine

HIGH TIME PARENTING NOT HIGH INVESTMENT PARENTING

Strange watching people in other countries raise children. I was definitely raised in the puritan protestant tradition to be an independent person as soon as possible.

But you watch children in the states today and there is obviously something very wrong with them. Almost all of them. And then you come to a place with a traditional family like Ukraine, and watch the kids and … there isnt’ anything wrong with them. So what’s the difference?

They aren’t constantly trying to get attention from parents who don’t want to give it to them.

Now, it’s not high investment parenting. In fact, it’s kind of strange how LITTLE effort parents put into competitive child rearing. Instead, they just pay attention to them. A lot of attention. At home. WIth family.

That must be what it is that Iove about this country. I think that’s it. Americans are all desperately seeking attention on their terms. Here, nobody is. They’re seeking experiences, and wealth, and opportunity. But they’re not desperate for attention. They aren’t ‘crazy’ like so many americans. They aren’t desperately trying to find meaning in political movements, in environmental movements, in different kinds of spiritualism as a means of filling that hole in their souls.

Is it that simple?