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@MrOvis_ Immigrants would have to be deported and women would have to stay at home to give labor its leverage back. We'd have to slash taxes and, by extension, SS/medicare. We'd have to outlaw usury so that 20-year-olds don't become debt slaves straight out of college.

@MrOvis_ It was common for our grandfathers to take care of a wife and 3+ kids on a blue-collar salary. So yes, we can have a system where low-skill workers thrive too. But most people don't want such a system because we would have to make painful, fundamental changes to the status quo.

So, one of the things I used to do at work when I was bored was going on finance subreddits to see how stupid everyone was, and unfortunately most of the main ones became basically just socialism circle jerks. However, one of the funny topics that always got timelooped was the whole living wage thing, the idea that every single job should universally pay, at minimum, an amount for you to live comfortably while working 40 hours a week. Sounds very very nice, yes, however of course, reality doesn't actually conform to whatever sounds nice. The frequent reply would go something like: "But what about jobs that just don't produce enough money to justify the costs to the employer" and they'd get responses of "Then that employer is stupid and their business clearly isn't efficient enough to deserve to exist!" All that is required to completely shatter that is to have actually like... Ever known a business owner, or done accounting. As someone with a parent who owns a business, and used to do their accounting with them, lemme tell ya, that's not how it works. Most small businesses have very slim margins to begin with, in fact most small businesses fail within the first few years, but even the successful ones have slim margins.

@whitesocksclips Nick is such an interesting figure because he cares deeply about power, vitality, and pride (which is good), and yet he simps for the most sterile, impotent institution on Earth 🇻🇦 He says this fight is Rome vs Judea, but Rome was always about blood-- not the church.

As an American, why would I give a F*CK about Israel? “They’re on the other side of the world, they practice a religion that hates Jesus. They don’t even like us!”

@Fat_Electron17 @FromKulak @InsaneCope Respectfully, you are short-sighted. Gen Alpha is 50% White, every other mayor is a Third World race communist, and there are 1000+ ethnic enclaves scattered across the nation. We're staring down the barrel of Global Rhodesia, and you're talking about no-fly lists.

@Shnertly @FromKulak @InsaneCope Dude america literally deported half a million aliens in 2025, most of the wall is complete, we have most of the middle east and half of Africa on a no-fly-list. What are you ON about?

@NatCon2022 Putsch is an amateur whereas Fishback is a true politician who knows how to inspire. The former has the will to help us but can't, the latter has the ability to help us but won't. Once Fishback wins, the cult appeal will evaporate and we'll be left with another Trump dud.

Where is the cult appeal for James Fishback coming from that we don't see for Casey Putsch?

@Fat_Electron17 @FromKulak @InsaneCope (2) You christians are so infuriating because you'll quote bible verse after bible verse while ignoring actual christian behavior entirely. Are any christians fighting the demons right now? No. They're either funding them or ignoring them. Because that's what a christian truly is

@FromKulak @InsaneCope God never said to accept demons? Where tf do yall get that from?

@Aarvoll_ Spot on. We've made a lot of progress, but we're still so far from where we need to be. Until our people start organizing and *exclusively* helping our own kind, we'll keep suffering. Exclusively is the key word here-- every dollar must be used to feed White Racial Consciousness.

If we figured out how to get those already on our side to cooperate effectively we could accomplish anything. The engineering problem of building the right kind of organizations is merely technical and easily solved. The harder part is us collectively summoning the will to try.

@TrollyP71 Companies and universities still conduct in-person interviews. Indians will still prefer Indians, Jews will still prefer Jews, and Whites will still chase DEI benchmarks. You can't ignore race. Our people have ignored it for decades, and now we're drowning.

Race should be removed from every application, form, and document other than medical. There is no need to identify or discuss race at anytime.

@tadgh_dc @The_JBS Replacement migration has been a problem for centuries.

@The_JBS Punishment for losing ww2

Do you think that Mass Migration and Deindustrialization was an accident, or was it done on purpose to harm Americans?

@The_JBS Mass migration isn't new. It's been a problem for centuries. First, American capitalists imported African slaves because they didn't want to pay White men. Then they imported infinity Irish and Italians for the same reason. And now here they are again, importing Third Worlders.

@dantypo "History is repeating itself again." That's the line in your bio. And you're right-- the government is once again importing cheap foreign labor because people like you would rather flood America with hostile foreigners than raise the minimum wage and hire actual Americans.

Am I the only one who still views minimum wage as gas money for your car and movie tickets for you and your date while you gain work experience in high school or at the bookstore in college? When did it become a career wage?

@FromKulak Exactly right. You're one of the only accounts on this worthless website worth listening to 🎯

You can tell the allegiance of everyone just by looking at their race, who they're related to, and who they marry And the entire regime is predicated on training you not to do this Trump was a zionist? Who would have guessed, all his kids married Jews! Judge books by covers! Why are you people less politically sophisticated than Tribal cheiftans were thousands of years ago.

@DAKKADAKKA1 Games like Mass Effect 2 or Baldur's Gate 3 where your companions' problems overshadow your own journey. I don't want to be a supporting character in my own story. Companions should exist to facilitate your growth-- not the reverse. KOTOR got it right with Jolee and Kreia.

What’s your gaming Ick?

@athenaeumbc All of us are only here today because our ancestors were killers. Dostoevsky, like all christians, rejects the very way of life that led to his creation. Pacifism is not moral. It is treason against your ancestors and your children.

Crime and Punishment isn't about a single murder, but the *idea* that can justify murdering millions. Raskolnikov famously kills a predatory pawnbroker, reasoning that she won't be missed, and he can use her money for the greater good. Strangely, however, he never uses her money. He instead buries it under a rock and forgets it. What was his true motivation then? Later on, you discover he's motivated by a much darker ideology, which he shares in an article titled "On Crime." He argues there are only 2 types of people: 1. Ordinary people: who live by the status quo and obey the law 2. Extraordinary people: who have the strength to break the law He concludes that extraordinary people SHOULD break the law to serve the greater good of humanity… The problem of this ideology is it doesn't justify just one murder, but two, or three, or three thousand, etc. Raskolnikov proves this himself: after murdering the pawnbroker, he then murders her innocent sister, solely for self-preservation. Ultimately, Dostoevsky warns that when man rejects objective morality, not only is murder justified, but moral relativism — taken at scale — can justify mass murder itself. What is brilliant about Crime and Punishment is that the greatest damage to Raskolnikov is not the legal or social consequences that eventually catch up to him. Instead, Raskolnikov's actions destroy him bit-by-bit from the inside. Where Raskolnikov thought that his own superiority would allow him to commit crimes with impunity, he finds that it is the personal cost that actually damages him. Thus Dostoevsky makes a poignant argument that morality is objective. And if we live according to our own will, and to our own ambition, disaster is lurking...

@JoseyWales_Spit This is the result of capitalism because capitalists buy the politicians who write such laws. You can't separate the two, just as you can't separate communist revolution with power vacuums and the tyrants who fill them.

This is not the result of capitalism. The complete opposite as a matter of fact. I used to own restaurants and it was illegal for us to donate food to food banks, etc. We ended up throwing food away every day due to government rules, not capitalism or our own desire to help.

@DeIudedShaniqwa Jews and Muslims have spines and would actually fight back, unlike you cheek-turning christians.

Now do a synagogue or a mosque

@DAKKADAKKA1 We really need to get past this talking point. So many different countries have elected anti-immigration politicians only to be stabbed in the back immediately.

>commits to 5 separate actions to protect her child from abduction >votes for unlimited migrant demon worshiping degenerates to flood the country

@EllisLovenight @DailyTvPablo It was a coordinated effort. If people are too busy fighting about gender/racial issues, nobody is able to tackle financial ones. The saddest part is that the very people who think themselves to be the most enlightened and perceptive are actually just a bunch of parrots.

@Shnertly @DailyTvPablo Wait, serious?

So like were all the other White Lotus members just completely chill with him being super sexist?

@georgegalloway They don't. To be a christian is to die for people who hate you. That's what happened to Jesus, his disciples, and countless other martyrs throughout history. It's a death cult.

Any Christians out there give a fuck?