If there’s one thing I know about women, it’s that they’re really good at space travel.

The only reason a space travel company would not have a majority of female employees is patriarchal hatred for the body with the vagina.

The Guardian:

A group of current and former employees at Blue Origin, the space flight company owned by the Amazon founder, Jeff Bezos, has accused the business of operating a work environment that is “rife with sexism” and prefers “breakneck speed” to safety.

An open letter written by Alexandra Abrams, the former head of employee communications at Blue Origin and 20 other current and former workers, says the company’s culture “reflects the worst of the world we live in now” and must change.

Alexandra Abrams

The letter, published on the whistleblower forum Lioness, says: “Workforce gender gaps are common in the space industry, but at Blue Origin they also manifest in a particular brand of sexism. Numerous senior leaders have been known to be consistently inappropriate with women.”

The letter goes on to allege that a senior figure in the organisation was reported a number of times for sexual harassment and that new female employees were warned to stay away from another executive, who had allegedly groped a female colleague. It adds that the workforce was “mostly male” and “overwhelmingly white”.

It’s time for the government to step in and force all companies to have 50% female employees.

In fact, according to the principles of equity, it should be 70% to 90%.

Really, the government should just start incentivizing the abortion of male infants, as the only thing men have ever done in all of human history is hurt women’s feelings on purpose for no reason other than their inferiority complexes.

Men know that women are smarter, faster, and stronger than they are, which is why they began the patriarchy in the first place.

Alexandra Abrams, a former head of employee communications for Blue Origin, is speaking out against the company to @LaurieSegall.

“You cannot create a culture of safety and a culture of fear at the same time. They are incompatible.” pic.twitter.com/JHuFY3cjcs

— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) September 30, 2021

Excuse me, it sounds like this company was cleared to fly. I would imagine the safety issues were looked at and taken care of.

— Donna Belitsos (@BelitsosDonna) September 30, 2021

I completely agree, I know several BO interns and a couple full time engineers and this is not the culture they have seen. Almost all of them have worked for other space companies and they prefer the culture at Blue.

— Brett Peloke (@BrettPeloke) October 1, 2021

I’m recent NASA retiree who’s been to BO couple of times, & want them to succeed. But wish could down vote your whiny, facts-free, accusatory post. & for the record, BO is NOT a “successful company” at least not yet. It’s only Major product/contract, BE-4, is far behind schedule.

— davehuntsman (@davehuntsman) September 30, 2021

Popular Mechanics this week published a piece about how aliens could be wrapping up stars and black holes in devices that can suck out their energy. According to the author, we may want to do something similar in order to have enough energy to power some kind of virtual reality to which people could upload their minds.

This is your daily reminder that Space Science is literally just fan fiction, no different than writing about imaginary technology from Star Trek or Star Wars lore.

Popular Mechanics:

You probably think of a Dyson sphere as a structure that captures the sun’s energy, but what would happen if you built one around a black hole instead?

A global coalition of scientists are in pursuit of the answer, analyzing six different types of energy that we could hypothetically harness from a black hole. What they find could help us reveal what a next-generation galactic civilization might look like, and even help us locate those extraterrestrials in the process.

What is a Dyson Sphere?

For the uninitiated, prolific scholar Freeman Dyson first described his namesake Dyson sphere concept in a landmark 1960 paper. At the heart of his theory is a simple—but tantalizing—question: if a civilization grew large enough, and traveled far enough afield into outer space, how would it have enough energy to power itself?

Dyson’s answer is the Dyson sphere, or “a hollow ball built around the sun [that] would solve the space and energy problems,” according to his paper. Therefore, it’s a theoretical device that sits around an entire star and harvests its energy. Its goal is to help power a civilization whose energy demands have simply eclipsed their planet’s natural potential. It’s part of Dyson’s broader suggestion that the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence (SETI) should set their sights on the kind of energy signature that such an item could discharge.

Yeah, why don’t we just like, build a device that can harvest all of this energy and solve all of our problems? Then we can just like, build like some sort of device that just kinda recirculates the energy and like, makes it recyclable and green, so we just kind of like, you know, have unlimited energy? I’m writing a paper about this.

Oh, wait. I have a better idea. Let’s ask the ayy lmaos how they’re doing it!

How Much Energy Would an Alien Civilization Really Need?

Dyson spheres all tie back to a system called the Kardashev scale, which is based on how much energy a civilization consumes. Earth, for instance, is a type 1 civilization under this rating system, because we only use the amount of energy available on our own planet. In the new paper, published earlier this summer in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, the researchers ponder what it would take to power a type 2 or type 3 civilization, whose energy needs consume their entire solar system:

“The purpose of this study is to discuss the possibility of black holes being a candidate for an energy source to build a Dyson Sphere of a civilisation between a Type II and a Type III…After a Type II civilisation absorbs all the energy from the parent star, a Type II civilisation would seek another star to maintain itself. We would like to answer the question if black holes can be regarded as proper energy sources, or if they are inefficient to provide ample energy for civilisations to thrive.”

How could Earth become a type 2 civilization? In the most literal way, we’d have to harvest energy from not only the sun, but from Jupiter (which is almost a star, itself) and everything else available to us in our solar system.

The natural follow-up question is why we’d need that much energy in the first place. This, it turns out, is pretty easy to answer as we speed into the 2020s and beyond. Think about the energy required to carry more and more people into space as the world’s billionaires venture outside of our planet, plus the energy demands for NASA’s own ambitions to install people on the moon. Alternately, you can think about an entire world powered by electric batteries instead of fossil fuels.

In the longer term, consider the concept of uploading people’s consciousnesses to some kind of data storage center, as proposed in an episode of the dystopian anthology series Black Mirror. In “San Junipero,” two young women meet and fall in love from inside a server farm, while their bodies exist in vegetative states in the real world.

“You will live in a vegetative state and be happy,” Weird Dark Sorcerer says.

Let’s say an individual’s memories and mind fit into 2.5 terabytes of storage, which is an extremely low estimate—that means there’s a server farm somewhere with 20 billion terabytes, which is 20 million petabytes, or about 20 exabytes. That’s 20 times the data that Amazon Web Services holds, and it’s effectively the storage backbone of the entire internet at the moment.

So, it’s easy to see how much energy this electronic infrastructure alone would take up, let alone the heat sink and cooling to make sure all of the electronics can run safely and sustainably. This is the point at which an Earth far into the future might need to harness the full power of the sun, and the point at which we’d become a Kardashev type 2 civilization.

“We need more energy so we can put all of these people into The Matrix even though literally nobody asked for it and literally nobody will benefit from it.”

Related: Big Tech Wants to Build The Matrix and Throw People in It, Calls It “Metaverse”

It sounds like a joke, but they’re dead serious about it.

Using Dyson Spheres to Find Extraterrestrials

The researchers conclude by showing what SETI should look for if a type 2 civilization is hypothetically using Dyson sphere technology to collect energy from in and around a black hole. This, they say, will likely be in the form of waste heat that we can observe with infrared spectrum technology. All black hole measurements may look roughly alike, but there will be “abnormal peaks” on those that are likely housing Dyson sphere technologies, the scientists say.

Earth is far from using a Dyson sphere to harvest our sun, Jupiter, or even a black hole. But by analyzing what such an object would look like and leave behind as excess heat, scientists are better able to search the cosmos for that signature—and find any new neighbors who are running Dyson spheres on their nearest black hole.

It really seems like the main purpose of all of this talk about space and imaginary tech is to manipulate people into believing aliens are real, smarter than us, and just around the corner.

Elon Musk has made leaps and bounds in the area of dog homosexuality. But unfortunately, the space race has left him and his gay dog behind.

Axios:

The race between billionaires Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson to make suborbital space tourism a viable business is heating up.

Why it matters: The disagreements between Bezos and Elon Musk capture the limelight, but the competition between Bezos’ Blue Origin and Branson’s Virgin Galactic could soon make space a destination for ordinary citizens.

Driving the news: Bezos announced earlier this month that he’s planning to fly with his brother and two other passengers on the first crewed mission for Blue Origin’s New Shepard space system on July 20.

If that happens, they will have leapfrogged Virgin Galactic, a company that many expected to fly its founder first.

Branson has long been expected to fly on one of the first operational flights for his company, and the blog Parabolic Arc recently reported he’s going to try to beat Bezos to the edge of space.

“I think part of how they’re shaping the competition is by putting themselves on the line as part of the face of the competition,” Victoria Samson of the Secure World Foundation told me.

What’s happening: The two companies go about getting people to suborbital space differently.

Blue Origin uses a rocket to launch a capsule carrying its passengers up to about 62 miles above the Earth. From there, the crew will experience minutes of weightlessness as they start their descent back to the surface.

Virgin Galactic uses a carrier aircraft to fly its space plane high above Earth. The plane drops from the carrier and its rocket engine kicks on, sending passengers on a flight to the edge of space before gliding back to the planet.

Neither of these systems are fast enough to go orbital, so unlike SpaceX’s Dragon capsule and Falcon 9 rocket, which brings astronauts to the space station, suborbital flights only last a matter of minutes.

Elon may continue to dream about riding his gay dog into space – but it will remain a sick, unnatural fantasy.

It must be quite the true humiliation for Elon.

He started the private space industry, and now he is completely irrelevant to it.

He has failed at everything. His car company will soon go under, as electric cars will be produced much cheaper by other companies.

The entire internet hates him because he purposefully sabotaged Bitcoin in the middle of its bull run, costing normal bros across the planet billions of dollars.

The global scorn for Elon is matched only by the scorn for his gay dog.

Now, if Bezos were to just come out and endorse Bitcoin and make the price go back up, as well as hire Andrew Anglin to make a new Stargate series, Musk would be finished off – once and for all.

The Hill was a news website that was formed by a former New York Times correspondent named Jerry Finkelstein. However, this was a paper that was printed in Washington, and not really distributed across the country. Unlike the New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The LA Times, or the Chicago Times, you couldn’t buy it at 7/11 or Dairy Mart when I was growing up as a kid and getting into newspapers.

Many people are not even aware that there was a print version of this publication, as most of us became familiar with it just the the last ten years, when it has begun competing with the likes of the New York Times and the Washington post within the social media ecosystem.

It is a paper that tends to frame itself as a “middle of the road” publication. They print more “right-wing” op-eds than any other mainstream website.

Since Joe Biden took office, however, the paper has made a pretty aggressive turn left. For example, they now have an entire area of the website that is ominiously titled “Changing America.” This is what you would think it would be – it is a series of articles about how white people are being forced out of mainstream society, and replaced with brown people and women.

These are the sections within the subsection of “Changing America.”

Browsing the section, you see a lot of imagery like this:

Those are brown hands, reaching out to grab something. Presumably, they are reaching out to grab things that belong to you, and take them for themselves. That is what is now known as “equality.”

Here’s another “Changing America” imagine, which features nonwhite fists.

What are they going to do with those fists? Are they going to hurt us?

I guess we’ll have to wait and find out.

How else are they “changing America”?

Well, they’re teaching pigs to use joysticks.

We are harnessing the untapped potential of pigs in this new America.

I don’t really understand why, but that is something we are apparently doing.

The only purpose I can think of here is that they’re going to tell us that pigs are too smart to eat, and use that as a part of the vegan agenda. But “untapped potential” is the term they use when they say that they’re going to do something like get black people jobs in computer programming or something, so the headline actually does give the impression they want to give pigs jobs.

I’ve been following the “Changing America” section at the Hill since it emerged last month, and I still do not have a clear understanding of it.

It should be noted that they also have some of the futurism stuff, which I think is something most people believe is generally positive. Today there is a piece up about Mars.

However, I don’t want to put the breaks on fun, but I’m really having a hard time picturing how exactly we are going to carry out these missions to the Moon, and to Mars and so on, under the current regime of abolishing white men. I just can’t really see how we are going to send obese women, transsexuals, Somalians, obese feminists and black people out to colonize space.

It seems to me that sending the people who our society is now celebrating as the greatest people on earth to a Mars colony would not really work out very well.

But who knows. Maybe I’m missing something.

There is a lot of very weird stuff going on these days. We here at the Daily Stormer are doing our best to keep you abreast of these developments, but we will not always be able to explain what they mean, as many of these developments do not appear to have any meaning.

I really thought that we were going to Mars.

It kept me going.

When things got bad, I just reminded myself that nunna it would matter once we were all set up on Mars and then those moons near Saturn.

Alas.

RT:

Mars One, the company that promised to colonize Mars with human volunteers and make a reality TV show about it, has gone bankrupt, crushing the dreams of its willing participants and drawing ‘I told you so’s’ from its critics.

The company hoped to send people on a one-way trip to Mars where they would settle for the rest of their lives as we on Earth watched it all unfold from the comfort of our couches.

News of the company’s demise was only revealed thanks to a Reddit user who found a court notice from Basel, Switzerland which said it was declared bankrupt on January 15, 2019.

The group said it had 200,000 willing participants, but this was disputed by former NASA researcher Joseph Roche, who had volunteered for the project and said the real number was 2,761. He also said the selection process had a points system which could be increased by buying merchandise or donating money to the company. 

It was a scam.

Tfw this will never be you.

This thing will only really take off if a government agency does it.

I don’t believe that any private company will go ahead and do this. Why would they? There are no Benjamins in it. The only reason that you would want to go to Mars is just because. Intergalactic Space Reich. Destiny among the stars. White Celestial Lebensraum.

The money comes later. 

The businesses will come once the colony is up and running. Then they’ll start charging people for oxygen like in that movie.

Until a government decides to do it – assuming that it even can be done – it won’t be done.

Trump said in the SOTU that he’s going to do space missions again.

Buzz made some weird faces when he said that. He does it every time that the topic of space comes up.

Trump also said that he’s going to build a Wall. He also claimed that he’s already started building the Wall.

And uh… well…

Let’s just say that I’m not going to get my hopes up about space exploration again.

Trump might just come out and say on Twitter that he’s in the process of building a Mars colony RIGHT NOW.

“We’ve got a guy up there right now, he already banged Dejah Thoris, she was beautiful. Biggest, roundest tits you’ve ever seen. People say she had melons, but I mean she had real melons. Not like those droopy things the Democrats try to pass off as tits. I talked to him today on the space phone and he was fighting a 4-armed white gorilla. It was huge. Huge. We’ve got the best Mars colonists, folks. The best.”

And then Boomers will get mad at you and call you a libtard on social media if you ask for proof.

Andrew Anglin contributed to this report.

In the future, we will be leaving this planet and forming our greatest empire.

Entire worlds will be glassed if any xenos filth cause us trouble and we will create a new universe for us to live in when our current one dies its heat death.

To do any of that, we must colonize our solar system and fully optimize the power provided by our sun.

The stars are already within our reach. We currently have most of the technology needed to explored and colonize the solar system. All that’s missing is the will.

If we could be freed from these useless subhumans, which are sucking away all of the earth’s resources, and whose constant state of misery commands all of the White man’s efforts to reverse, we could already be accomplishing titanic projects such as orbital rings and launch loops.

Our struggle isn’t merely about getting more jobs for White people, or being free from the outrageous criminality of the inferior races. It’s about moving towards the stars.

This is real.

We need to get all of the tech people behind Donald Trump.

He is the only person who can make any of this space invasion stuff happen in real life.

He needs to make it a focus.

This is important.

The Independent:

Thousands of people could be living in floating space colonies orbiting the Earth in 20 years’ time, according to the head of a project by the British Interplanetary Society (BIS).

And, while life in space might sound unappealing to some, Jerry Stone believe it could actually be healthier than planet Earth, enabling people to live longer and, eventually, grow taller.

Mr Stone, author of the book One Small Step about the moon landings, and other members of the BIS have been updating research carried out in the US in the 1970s into how humans could start living in space in large numbers.

In a speech in Aberdeen as part of British Science Week, Mr Stone will claim humanity is now close to the point where such colonies could be built using material taken from the Moon and asteroids.

Speaking to The Independent, he said the space colonists would initially build and maintain solar panels that would be used to provide power on Earth.

This, he said, was much more efficient than collecting the sun’s energy on the Earth’s surface after it has passed through the atmosphere.

But other industries might later move into space to take advantage of the weightlessness and huge supply of energy from the sun.

The colonies would consist of a vast hollow cylinder, which would rotate to provide gravity for the people who would live on the inside.

Mr Stone said much would depend on private companies developing spacecraft that provided cheap and reliable access to space.

And we can only do that in America.

Only in America.

That is just a fact of life, kids.

But asked when he thought the first major colony might be created, he said: “If we were to say start in 10 years’ time, we could potentially have this up and finished in 20 years from now, which is pretty amazing, isn’t it?”

The research in the 1970s was led by Princeton University physicist Professor Gerard O’Neill, who asked his students to come up with designs for space colonies.

They decided it would be better for them to float in space, rather than be attached to the Moon, for example.

They came up with a number of designed, calling them Island One, Two and Three.

While the project might sound far-fetched, Mr Stone said it could actually have been done 40 years ago.

Of course it could have been done 40 years ago.

Hitler would have had it done by 1960.

Fact of life.

But we in the West – the baby boomers, to be specific – decided they would rather have a lot of sex, liberate women, promote anal sex with men and then flood the entire country with utterly useless nonwhites.

In short, we’ve been living in a Jewish century. And Jews do not create – they destroy.

“They [the Princeton team] deliberately restricted the design to the technology of the period, so nobody could say ‘this is very nice, but it depends on this, this and this that hasn’t been invented yet,’” he said.

“They could have done all this with 1970s technology. If we were to do this now we could probably to it far more efficiently than back in the 1970s – that’s why I started this project at the British Interplanetary Society.

“We’re not just playing around with it. Some of our group have been working specifically on the Island One design. They have decided that a short cylinder would be better than a sphere.”

The BIS team’s adapted design has been dubbed Island Zero.

As the gravity is created artificially, this led them to question whether the colonies should have the same level as found at sea level on Earth, 1G.

“Do they need to rotate to give 1G? How about 0.9G or 0.8G? That would mean less stress on the structure and less stress on the inhabitants,” Mr Stone said.

“They would probably live longer. And over longer periods of time, the inhabitants would be taller than those on Earth.

“We would need to take that into consideration – you’d need taller ceilings.

“But also at what point does lower gravity become a problem? The answer to that is nobody knows.

“On the International Space Station, people are completely weightless and that’s not what we want.

“For most of the time, [the colonists] will be working and living under simulated gravity, which will be much better for them health-wise.”

Well, science fiction has dealt with this a lot. If someone was raised in lower than earth gravity, they would need a wheelchair on earth. I mean, if it was significantly lower – not sure what level would make that happen.

This was most recently demonstrated – very coolishly – in the TV series “The Expanse.”

Earth officials use gravity to torture some guy from an asteroid colony.

As seen in that screenshot, the low gravity also causes muscles to develop less.

He said the BIS had looked at such plans before.

“What makes this different to all the other previous studies by the BIS is they have pretty much been focussed, 99 per cent, on the technology,” Mr Stone said.

“But when you are building a space settlement, you are also involved in a huge range of topics – such as town planning, housing, offices, administration, parkland and so forth, agriculture … ecology is a huge thing.

“Plus there’s the political and legal aspects of it. If a consortium is set up to manufacture this settlement, will they actually be allowed to take material from the moon?”

The BIS, which was founded in the 1930s, has also been in touch with the Rothamsted agricultural research centre to discuss the kinds of crops that could be grown in space to feed the people there.

This is brilliant.

We need to talk about this stuff, very seriously.

It matters.

This can change society. If we have a goal, something we are moving towards, then all of the policies we want can be easily justified.

Leftist policies are based entirely on the idea that human existence has no purpose.

Think about that for a second. It is totally obvious on its face, but it’s not said very often.

We need purpose.

We need space colonies.

You could live here, guys:

Think about that.

Yo Elon – u mad bro?

I know a lot of people whine about me being a Russiaboo.

But the thing is, Russia always does exactly what I am thinking needs to be done.

I mean, I never even expected an attack on my enemy Elon Musk, but here it is.

It is going to be so great if they are able to expose this smarmy TED faggot by WINNING IN SPACE.

RT:

Russia’s privately-owned S7 Group plans to conquer the niche space launch market and compete with the likes of SpaceX after purchasing the Sea Launch complex, a mobile maritime platform that halted operations two years ago.

The agreement between S7 and the Sea Launch Group was signed Tuesday at the International Astronautical Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico. The assets purchased by S7 include the Sea Launch Commander vessel and the Odyssey Launch Platform, in addition to various pieces of support equipment and a port facility in Long Beach, California.

Once the ownership exchange process has been completed, the largest private aviation holding company in Russia plans to use the brain power behind the Russian space program and has signed a separate contract with Russian space corporation “ RSC Energia” to resuscitate the Sea Launch complex’s delivery capabilities.

…

After the deal is sealed S7 hopes to restart space launches in 18 months, sometime in late 2018.

“We expect to be able to perform up to 70 launches within 15 years without making any major investments in upgrades to the Sea Launch complex. Our business approach is radically different from what you see at many companies: we will not sell promises, we will sell launches only when our launch vehicles are ready to take to the atmosphere,” said Vladislav Filev, CEO of S7 Group.

He says this as the TED fag is saying he’s going to build a city on Mars, lol.

The hilarious part is this is going to prompt the US government to demand more taxpayer money be poured into Elon’s scams.

Throughout the Sea Launch company’s history, the enterprise offered some of the lowest-cost solutions for delivering cargo into space. Because it is launched from the Pacific Ocean, rockets can be fired from an optimum position on the Earth’s surface, maximizing the payload capacity while reducing launch costs compared to land-based systems.

The company quickly established a multi-step process for space deliveries. First, the launcher and its payload are assembled on a purpose-built ship, Sea Launch Commander, in Long Beach, California. Then the rocket and the cargo are positioned on top of the self-propelled platform, Ocean Odyssey, and towed to the equatorial Pacific Ocean for launch. The Sea Launch Commander serves as the command center. All Sea Launch missions have used the custom-designed three-stage Zenit-3SL launch vehicle, capable of placing up to 6,000 kg (13,000 lb) of payload into geosynchronous transfer orbit.

Announcing the deal S7 CEO confirmed that Zenit rocket will remain the driving force for the next 15-20 launches in a $160 million project. Filev also expressed his strong belief in the profitability of the business venture.

“There is a multi-year waiting list for launches, so we believe that our service will be in demand,” Filev told Bloomberg.

With the reemergence of the Sea Launch complex as a strong market player, the company has set itself up as a candidate which could potentially capture a portion of the market now controlled by Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corp and SpaceX Falcon 9 launches, which completed its first landing on a sea platform earlier this year.

Seriously, guy.

My hate for Musk is only surpassed by my hate for the likes of Ted Cruz and Paul Ryan.

He is basically the corporate version of a cuckservative, hoaxing well-meaning people into believing in his faked agenda.

It will be very helpful if he gets BTFO by cosmonauts.

Related: Elon Musk is an Obvious Fraud

Following the attacks on space colonization by the fat Negress and alleged scientist Dr. Danielle N. Lee, who claimed that the Mars mission was part of a White racist plot against Black people, the Guardian has published a piece entiled “How Can Our Future Mars Colonies Be Free of Racism and Sexism?” by a certain Martin Robbins (@mjrobbins).

This is the new SJW meme: when we finally colonize space, these colonies will be dominated by White males, and we must do something to make sure this doesn’t happen, the best option apparently being to just cancel the whole project.

Well, heads-up, faggots – the fact that you have removed White males from every position of power in society almost certainly means that we are never going to colonize space.  The entire society is collapsing due to the influx of Brown people and you are still attacking the people that built this society, claiming it will only be fair when there aren’t any more White men at all.

Because I know you love your little fantasy world, but even you must admit that a bunch of African boat people, Mexican fruit pickers and hysterical women aren’t going to be building a colony on Mars.

So space colonization isn’t really something you should be all that worried about.

But I guess that is basically what this whole thing is about – attacking the very concept of space exploration because you know it is only White men that could ever be capable of doing it, and thus the very idea is something evil.  Kind of like how Black people say computers are racist because they are too hard to use.

“The last thing we need is to wake up in 50 years and find that a bunch of #gamergate nobheads are running Mars,” Robbins writes.

He then compares this to historical forms of colonization, which he claims were evil and oppressive.  He then appears to imply that there are people on Mars which White men are seeking to oppress: “Destiny is rarely great for the people already at the destination.”
I guess he is maybe getting confused, perhaps thinking that John Carter was a documentary film.  You can’t hardly blame the guy – it was boring enough to be a documentary.

Oh, but wait.  He does acknowledge that  “the only population on Mars that we know of is a handful of rovers,” but claims that we will start a war with our own rovers, saying “no doubt we’ll start a war anyway, before dragging them into some form of slavery and oppression. It’s just what we do.”

Who enslaves their own robots, Mr. Robbins?  How is that even a thing?  Or are you still talking about your theory that Mars has people on it?

I don’t follow.

But great job getting your piece published in The Guardian, sir.  Very slick to understand that as long as your words are degrading enough towards White men, they don’t even have to make sense.

Robbins then goes on to claim that movies about space are sexist, and this is somehow proof that real life space exploration will also be so.

“Women in space-colony fiction have generally been presented as sexy walking vaginas, whose main purpose is to provide the male astronauts with a place to dock their penis at night. This being necessary in order to ‘ensure the survival of the species,’” he explains creepily.

One may suggest that part of why space fiction is sexy is that it is targeted at teenage boys, and that this is rather harmless.  But yes, SJWism, while being obsessed with sexual perversion, is also a form of brutal sexual repressionism and guilt-mongering.

In his rambling diatribe, Robbins even goes so far as to suggest a zero-gravity rape scene, “The first woman to be raped in space has probably already been born. And if that last sentence makes you howl with protest or insist that such a thing just wouldn’t happen, then I’d stop a second and ask yourself why.”

I don’t know if such a thing will or won’t happen, but I know that if your push to put Blacks in space happens, the rape thing will as well.

He closes by saying Elon Musk needs to take the fat Negress Dr. Lee on as a consultant before he makes any definite plans about going to Mars.

How far can these SJWs actually push this crap?

Well, they are now pushing it all the way to Mars, which is pretty far.

Again, the bottom line is this: we aren’t going to Mars unless we first deal with the diversity problem.  If we deal with the diversity problem, faggots like Martin Robbins will no longer be published on respectable news sites, and we won’t have to have a discussion of the role of women and Blacks in outer space.