You all know the bit. Kike journalism is lying propaganda, and defames people who speak out. But the "learn to code" meme goes farther than just backlash against the jewish owned media. For decades, jews and their liberals have shat on more bluecollar and working class jobs that white americans held. If these white communities suffered, they left rejoiced. They refer to these whites as "flyover country", "dumb hicks", and "rednecks". All of those terms are meant to shame rural and working class whites. A 'redneck' has a neck that is red because he is out working in the field instead of sitting at a desk with a vitamin D deficiency. A 'flyover' is someone who's not even worth looking down upon. It implies that liberals/kikes are above everyone else, but they're so high up, the people below them can't even be looked down upon.
Recently, when white coal miners were losing their income, these journalists told them 'lol just learn to code'. As if some 46 y/o dude trying to support his family has time to learn javascript. It was effectively shaming them for being defunct in neoliberal globohomo, mocking them for being left in the past. When it comes to spics, niggers, and every other oppressed minority, jews propose gibs programs, but when it comes to whites, they're told to just "stop being structurally unemployed goy". That's the irony, that they can't get out of structural unemployment, it's a form of demoralization against whites.
So when these kike journos lost their jobs, the schadenfreude reverberated throughout the news cycle. This snooty upperclass profession has now been dispossessed. They were happy little liars, being able to defame innocent people, push out propaganda, inflate their ego with their articles, and get fucking paid for it. Losing that dream job is akin to a holocaust to them, how dare the goyim take their livelihood? "Learn to code" is hilarious to throw back at them obviously because they use to say it, but because they're not worth employing anymore. Journalism in 2019 is not profitable unless people choose to donate to you. They can't deny that computer programming is already a saturated job market, because that would mean the white coalminers would be victims too. They can't say that it's difficult to learn coding, because that also would make whites victims of jew economics.
If you see any journalists, remind them that they got off easy with what they did. You don't have to mention anything about ropes, just that losing their job for ruining people's lives is relatively tame. What should we call this? Journocaust?
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[–] 16410308? ago
My take is that programming is impossible.
[–] 16437048? ago
it requires high linguistic and high logical intelligence, which is indeed a somewhat rare combo. But it's got a mystique around that that isn't entirely deserved, it's like learning anything else.
[–] 16437079? ago
I've often wondered about that mystique thing. I work in an extremely mathematical engineering field, and while many of my coworkers are better at math and smarter than I am, they all struggle with programming stuff that seems brainlet-tier child's play to me.
Even really smart, technical people have a lot of trouble grasping code, so I guess I can see why coding has this mystical aura.
[–] 16437063? ago
Learning anything is impossible.
[–] 16434694? ago
You need to have an analytic mind that is capable of abstracting real-world problems into the realm of algorithms and data types. Journalists are people-persons; their brains are the polar opposite of the programmer brain.
[–] 16412504? ago
It heavily depends on how your brain is structured. Some people pick up a programming language for the first time, everything is logical to them, and they can write medium-sized programs on pure instinct. That requires a certain mix of logical thinking and creativity. If you lack too much in either department, either maths or the arts would be more your thing.
[–] 16412467? ago
What's stopping you, anon? Lack of self-discipline? Cause that's my greatest barrier.
[–] 16416724? ago
That's exactly what's stopping me from studying programming. I'm so burned out with life itself from all the humiliation and rejection I had to endure throughout my entire life that I'm NEETing it out to the max and my aim is to be as much of a useless parasite as possible - and coding is a useful skill, so that goes out of the window.