JR (Jean Dieu) 🇺🇲⚜️🇺🇲
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JR (Jean Dieu) 🇺🇲⚜️🇺🇲
@RealJohnDios
order, tenderness, piety. jack kerouac republican. Cathedral in the Pines & Isolation Chamber.


This is @JDVance and @GavinNewsom 's worst nightmare A ticket for Americans to get behind:



In a time of unrest, all sides get worse. That's an unpleasant reality we have to acknowledge. It's always a question of the lesser of two evils. I'm not going to sugarcoat that unpleasant phenomenon.


Quite the sales pitch, I wonder why it isn't working






The "settled" householder can only derive his security from political stability, genuine democracy, or through violence (either of a defensive or of an insurgent type). Absent any of these he is only a sitting duck for tyrants. His metric tons of "stuff" cannot be easily moved when an ill fate should threaten his household, and so he is stuck. His investment is not movable; he must do what the local authorities demand of him, and be subjected to any degradation of his local area that those authorities may cause or tolerate -- simply by virtue of his fixity in place. He must either make an appeal to a stable, benevolent, and noble political authority, or he must exercise his rights as a citizen of a functioning democracy -- or he must either violently revolt, or defend himself. In our times, none of these are options. We have no great Monarch, nor a functional aristocracy. Our democracy is in shambles. Yet the state is incredibly effective at preventing uprisings and even of depriving the householder of his right to self defense. In these conditions, owning a "forever home" is not really possible -- because no matter where you are, it is only a matter of time before cynical, corrupt political forces (or ghastly moral and cultural forces) come to threaten your way of life. In such times as these, there are only a few theoretically possible options: 1. Re-establishment of a stable and virtuous political authority. Good luck with that. 2. Fixing the almost limitless number of flaws and structural failings of our democratic system. Again -- good luck. 3. Attempting to foment some kind of an uprising in case of tyranny. An excellent pathway to prison time. 4. Extreme mobility. The abandonment of the "forever home" idea. This may not be ideal, but it is certainly a possibility, and will remain so no matter how much worse things may get. What is left but option #4? Even in the absolute best and most "free" political jurisdictions in the USA, there seem to be structural problems embedded in the politics of domestic migration that will threaten those places on a long enough time scale. To expect one of these places to remain favorable for a lifetime is an immense gamble. This may be how the American Khanate is born.

UPDATE: "I'm sorry" Senator Kim speaks after arrangement didn't work and ICE agents forced through the crowds instead



Pope Leo just condemned the idea that "work dignifies man". We. Are. So. Back!

Pope Leo just condemned the idea that "work dignifies man". We. Are. So. Back!

@fishmans017 Alienated work under capitalism in no way dignifies anybody though.




As a supporter of the Democrats, I freely acknowledge that the Democrats have gotten much worse over the past decade. But the Republicans have gotten worse far faster, and they started off worse to begin with. So you should still be a Democrat. noahpinion.blog/p/are-you-tire…


A lot of credit for Platners victory goes to Dem senators who endorsed him and didn’t pull out after all the Reddit stuff. Finally they’re learning that Twitter isn’t reality.



This “coffee hour” trend in non-Orthodox churches is totally unnecessary. A few times a year we can have a potluck, thats enough. I don’t need to eat with you every week.


Derbys are a casual outdoors shoe. Please do not wear them with a suit to Mass. These shoes are basically superfluous now, they’re not formal enough to wear to anything serious, and we have better informal options. Just delete them from your wardrobe.









