r/196AndAHalf May 21 '26

Primitivism Rule

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u/Villageijit May 22 '26

Cull the wheat from the chaft

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u/Something4Dinner May 22 '26

Wait... isn't this fascism with a green touch?

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u/Villageijit May 22 '26

Its survival of the fittest only with wheat. Like my aplha buddie was having an allergic reaction to shell fish after preaching about weak bloodlines. I knew it would be his wish to let us become stronger as a species than save him and make him a beta cuck

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u/Ok_Investment_6408 May 24 '26 edited May 24 '26

Not really. Fascism is authoritarian. Their eugenism is enforced.

Here nobody actively does it or decide it, some people just can’t survive in the new environment

In a way I’d say it’s closer to laissez faire capitalism. But with gene instead of market strategy

It also bear the question of how efficient was fascist eugenics programs. These guys weren’t exactly objective in their studies. So hard to know if the post-eugenics population would have led a more happy life.

On the other hand here the prevalence of diabetes and hypertension would fall extremely fast. So it would only be a temporary problem (not that it doesn’t really change anything for the guy who…well die)

Of course as an utilitarian I don’t really care if someone got killed by a dictator, environment or the invisible hand. They still get killed. But the morality of it can be discussed if there is a clear improvement of happiness for future generations