Posted on 11/07/2019 1:35:28 PM PST by MNJohnnie
Every once in a while, it becomes necessary to make an exception to our “don’t spotlight randos” rule. This is one of those times.
Everyone, meet Jackson Kernion. According to his Twitter bio, he’s a “Philosophy PhD?” And his philosophy is evidently that rural Americans suck:
I unironically embrace the bashing of rural Americans. they, as a group, are bad people who have made bad life decisions. Some, I assume, are good people. But this nostalgia for some imagined pastoral way of life is stupid and we should shame people who aren't pro-city.
— Jackson Kernion 🌐 (@JacksonKernion) November 6, 2019
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Well, bless his heart.
hint: he would never understand that.
Today’s PhD in Philosophy does not involve the study of thought throughout history. It includes only the intellectual sophistry of MIT based machine logic and its derivatives, none of which require reason.
This asshole is the type of prick that would gladly Don an nkvd officers uniform to purge the kulaks of middle America. They don’t just want to defeat you politically they want you to suffer
Many of us have seen his cities. Bums and derelicts everywhere. No plastic straws, but drug needles and human crap strewn all about. The gap between rich and poor is much greater than in rural America despite of or more likely because of their grand socialistic schemes.
Thanks for posting. Idiot, virtue signaling POS.
Are there more ghettos in the city or country?
Heh, I consider myself to be a bit of a closet philosopher (I don’t wax philo here on FR) and I feel just the opposite. In fact, even though I grew up in the burbs and have lived in the city, I have had a growing desire of the last decade to acquire a nice rural tract of land, and perhaps not go fully off the grid and homestead, but pursue at least to pursue a higher degree of self-sufficiency. This is something that could easily appeal to any philosopher.
Jackson needs to be taken on a snipe hunt or just a little hunting trip in general.
I wonder if he eats FOOD?? And should he be allowed to purchase Food Products from Rural America??
So with a philosophy phd you do what for a living? Create other philosophy phds?
Bless his heart.
let’s listen to this nitwit and get rid of rural America - no more food for the cities, no soldiers for their neocon wars, no heartland to which the folks from the cities can retreat when the crime, excrement and failure of public services becomes too tough to tolerate, when the electricity is shut off to their high rise apartments so they have to walk up 50 flights of stairs in the heat (or ice cold) and beg for food, when criminals run riot and take what they want, when the public breakdown makes them prisoners in their own high rise tombs.
Some ideas are so stupid only a, city domiciled, academic would hold them.
Jackson Kernion should try growing his own darn food..he might learn sumtin....
as rural america sits on their farms, stock piling crops and seeds, urban america watches the super market shelves quickly empty and ponders the life choices they have made...
I live is small-town America, and I can tell you there is some truth in what he said.
Much of small-town America is a moral wasteland.
Kernion is a rural-phobe! He needs diversity training!
Just to be clear, this is a personal opinion that has nothing to do with his day job:
“Dissonant Qualia: Why Phenomenal Kinds Must Have Matching Functional Kinds
“Dissonant qualia cases ask: are structure-distorting phenomenal quality transformations conceptually compatible with the same underlying functional architecture? At least some of them aren’t, and that shows that some phenomenal kinds (e.g. color experience, emotion, audition) conceptually necesitate matching functional kinds. (c.f. the structure-preserving transformations of inverted qualia cases.)
A real philosopher would seek truth, which always manifests as simplicity. Lies are complex.
Rural leads to more truth than urban.
That’s just a fact
They don’t just want to defeat you politically they want you to suffer and die
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