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The decline of America is paired with the negrofication of America. Whites freed the black slaves and didn’t ship them back to africa. Whites slowly adopted and adapted themselves to negro culture. A culture based on thuggery and criminality. Overt sexualization of White women as hoes and prostitutes. Young White men began to dress like the degraded blacks and lost a sense of their own pride. The wigger was born as America declined. Rapping and gang affiliation skyrocketed. Basketball became the path of the “good black” who avoids crime. Everything became vulgar in sexuality and violence. Booty shaking and money worshipping. Twerking hoes and wigs obsessed with flashing bling and cash money. Make it ran mentality from strip joints. Purple drank and fried chicken. Goyslop maxxing. Even the White supremacists are wiggers. The last days of a dying civilization. Reject negro culture and embrace the honor of White pride.

Tucker Carlson drops a massive truth bomb. He explicitly declares the American financial system is maliciously designed to permanently enslave the working class. He brutally compares modern lenders to slave masters, exposing how establishment forces citizens into massive debt.

Christopher Nolan says Lupita Nyong'o was his first choice to play Helen of Troy in The Odyssey (2026) because the role needed “strength and poise” as much as beauty. “And Lupita makes it look effortless.” “I was absolutely desperate for her to do the part.”

Controversy has erupted over Christopher Nolan’s forthcoming film adaptation of Homer’s poem The Odyssey, which arrives in the wake of a contested 2017 translation by Emily Wilson, a classics professor at the University of Pennsylvania. Critics of Wilson’s translation argue that she has rewritten Odysseus from a hero into a morally suspect figure. Nolan cast a black actress, Lupita Nyong’o, to play the Mediterranean woman Helen of Troy, prompting criticisms of hypocrisy and racism from Elon Musk and others. It is inconceivable that Hollywood would today use a white actor to play a black character, and yet the media applauds when white characters are played by black actors. Isabella Reinhardt, an assistant professor of classics at the University of Austin, and my colleague, disagrees with some of Wilson’s choices. For example, Wilson translates polytropos, which Homer uses to describe Odysseus, as a “complicated man,” where Robert Fagles, in his 1996 translation, renders it as a “man of twists and turns.” The choice is representative of Wilson’s depiction of Odysseus as something other than heroic. Reinhardt, who recorded a podcast with me last week, received her PhD in the same Penn classics department where Wilson teaches. “I do think Odysseus is not a perfect hero,” says Reinhardt, “but he is the hero. Her translation strays into a negative view of Odysseus that’s not entirely warranted....” Please subscribe now to support Public's award-winning journalism, read the full article, and watch the full podcast!

“would you consider a white person chinese if they were born and raised in china” literally yes. what is this argument