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I must say. I do not know this. I cannot prove it. I have no real evidence. But it is obviously the case that Dispensationalism was seeded into American churches by Israel/Mossad.

@Patrickkerby58 @chadfelixg "Collectivism" does not mean 'acknowledging that race exists'.

@chadfelixg Well that gets you a follow. Individualism is the upgraded operating system for humanity. Collectivism is old and outdated with lots of bugs.

I am a race neutral advocate. I don't recognize the idea of 'race,' at all. We are human. Racial categories are meaningless and archaic. I am a strict individualist. You are an individual. I am an individual. Culture, ethnicity, community... that matters. Race doesn't exist.

It defies their most dearly held priors to acknowledge that anything could possibly happen at all. That isn't even limited to 'something bad'; they cannot acknowledge that there could be any downstream effects to flooding the country with 100 million people from the third world. To even think about it would be selfish.

What do White liberals think is going to happen when Whites are 20% of America?

@patcondell Diaspora minorities feel more comfortable in diverse/multicultural societies than hegemonic/ethnonationalist societies [of a different ethnicity to their own]. They really don't care how bad that makes things for the host population. Parasitic and unself-aware behavior.

According to some of my more feverish correspondents today, Jews are flooding Europe with people who want to kill them. Why would they do that?

The abortion question is downstream from the 'modern women are batshit psychotics' question. We have to address and fix that, or we'll never get anywhere with abortion. An enormous percentage of women would vote for a candidate who openly ran on permanent global slavery if the opponent wanted to ban abortion.

The abortion battle is at the state level (ballot measures have all failed) and the battle for hearts and minds. Anyone snipping at Trump or JD is trying to grab headlines to raise money. Make the case for life at the individual level and fund pregnancy centers.

@Cernovich Racial in-group preference is the default status of all human beings, and was embraced unapologetically by everyone who has ever lived but White people born after 1960. The number of non-Whites who don't hate Whites [or are at best indifferent to them] is a rounding error.

"They" use race to divide us is not a credible talking point. The "they," whoever that is supposed to cover, implies some puppet master. Anti-white racism is the official platform of the Democrat party and believed by all of its street soldiers.

I have to say, the prospect of smearing that much of anything all over my face feels repulsive.

Real talk you can spend hours on makeup but unless you stop chewing your gum like that you'll be single forever

The unhealthy relationship between America and Israel is a real problem but those suggesting we ally with radical progressives who have been celebrating our replacement for decades is foolish These people hate you at an ontological level, they laugh at the idea of your demise

@xwanyex Liberals don't believe that race is a real thing. This is because they're religious fanatics.

The guy at the beginning here keeps trying to make a distinction between Somali immigrants and their citizen descendants. It’s the same bizarre accounting that, for example, the Cato Institute uses when they tally up immigrant welfare use. What must be going on in your brain to make such an argument? “But they’re American citizens, not immigrants.” This is like the most straightforward example of an inability to model consequences that I think it’s possible to imagine. Like, we’re literally talking about the children of people who come here as immigrants, who therefore would not exist as American citizens but for the original immigration. This is a level of being tricked by language that I find so embarrassing that I have to imagine you’d rather me believe that you’re simply just a liar. Like, what are we doing here? x.com/GOP_is_Gutless…

It would be easier to just say "I want Trump and the right to win regardless of their policy mistakes because the left is worse". If yall just said that we could wash our hands of the conversation. But instead, it's this gaslighting and intense hostility aimed at people for acknowledging obvious stuff that just pisses people off.

@P320Chris Yeah, well I live in a border state and I have children and I want that border to remain closed. That matters to me more than anything else. Permanent demographic change. Permanent democrat majority. Not to mention the fact they want to kill people like me.

But muh heckin’ based podcasters and X posters told me it’s over!

@jbraunstein914 @xwanyex I really don't care about racism. Minorities are welcome to leave.

Are you really going to claim that a country with centuries of embedded racist laws, ideology, and discriminatory attitudes, is going to be fair to those people the day after you’ve eliminated explicit discrimination? That’s absurd of course. Not sure why you don’t just say you don’t care and it’s not your problem - you get selectively squeamish about the implications of your politics sometimes

You really can mostly just say, “good luck.” Opportunities abound in a free, open, market-based society, so long as you have eliminated explicit discrimination. The logic that’s prevailed since the civil rights era is that this isn’t working, and we know it isn’t working because we still see achievement gaps. But that logic is obviously fallacious.

@LibertyLockPod @OwenShroyer1776 A lot of people force themselves to make shows, and with predetermined time minimums. This often produces lower quality content. People should say exactly as much as they have to say and nothing more.

@OwenShroyer1776 I get asked all the time why I don't put out more shows or do a daily show. 2/week is really my max to stay sane. I feel like you have to be legit insane to do this 24/7. I think that's why so many people fall off, too. You lose your soul and the audience eventually senses it.

Why are so many people taking a break from politics?

Moreso, this position is obviously true. Many normies have not been saying it because they legitimately perceived danger. They need to be emboldened to say it.

@WorldByWolf Its a mantra. It doesn't have to have a dissertation attached to it. If people perceive it to be true, it will resonate. There's nothing wrong with it.

I like Carl but I’m afraid anyone who is chasing a Restore seat at the next election is not going to be critical of the leadership. I’ve not heard a single criticism whatsoever of Rupert or Restore from Carl which indicates to me he’s not an unbiased analyst of Restore.

@rwlesq @RichardHanania They don't really know what corporations are. They think that they're supervillainesque rich Monopoly-man Capitalists stealing from people.

I think it was listening to that that it struck me just how wierd it is that so much of the Democratic party and the left just hates corporations. But like, corporations are a great technology! They help coordinate people to do basically everything we like about modern society. Like every technology, they can sometimes be used for bad ends and have some downsides, but overall they are great and treating them as inherently bad, rather than something where yoi have to address the downsides is nuts.

Why listening to Ezra and Derek reflecting on abundance made me pessimistic. They want a movement that builds things. But in their coalition is a huge faction that hates business, the people who build things! It's a wild contradiction.

@xwanyex Tough pill: It is not emotional stunting. It is the behavior of an ordinary 100-IQ midwit. Seeing beyond that is the exception, not the rule, it is based on IQ, and it is why only a few civilizations were ever truly successful.

I’ve never worked out exactly how to say this in a way that perfectly maps on to the sense I have of it, but it’s something in the left wing brain that sees institutions as more like powerful natural phenomena, instead of as collections of individual human beings with individual desires and motivations. The local school, their Landlord, the comedy cellar, IBM — the way they think of it is that there are regular people like you and me and then there are these enormous constructs that have just kind of always existed and in some sense always will exist, as though they were imbued with power by our creator at the beginning of the universe. I think it’s a sign of a certain kind of stunted development. They see these institutions sort of in the same way that an eight year-old views their parents, not really as fully formed human beings with their own incentives, but rather as all powerful overseers from whom infinite resources can be extracted, because they’ve always been there and always will be there. Similarly, to an eight-year-old, their classroom at school needs no explanation or justification; it has always existed, always will exist. How did the chairs get there? How are teachers hired? What do we want to teach? These are questions that have to be answered by actual, living, breathing individuals who respond to incentives. But the eight-year-old doesn’t think about any of that. The classroom is just *there*. How could it be otherwise? The world has always just simply contained classrooms. This is how the progressive sees the world around them — as an eight-year-old sees their parents or their teachers or the chairs and desks in their classroom. This is how you get these situations where progressives are mad that the last remaining grocery store in the ghetto doesn’t have fresh enough produce and so they make the store stock fresh produce and then when this pushes so hard on the margins that the store is no longer profitable and closes, the progressive demands that the store remain open to serve the failing neighborhood. It’s as if the store is eternal. You have to be unable to imagine a time before or after the store. You have to see the world as an eight year-old sees the world. The neighborhood grocery store merely exists. It has always existed. It must always exist. The work of the entrepreneur is invisible. The incentives that keep the store open are not legible. Neighborhoods just simply have grocery stores. This is the store in my neighborhood. If you just kind of squint at communism, what it looks like to me like is an attempt to make this relationship to reality concrete. They think they can make this understanding of the world reality. They want to make it so that all of these hidden, invisible incentives and constraints are officially irrelevant. They’ve never understood what they were for, anyway. They usually don’t even notice them. It only frustrates them to hear them pointed out. The neighborhood grocery store should simply just exist, as it has always existed.

@WorldByWolf @Sargon_of_Akkad Normalizing the ability to state the obvious, from a starting point where stating said obvious resulted in social punishment, is essential from moving the Overton Window. Leftists must be shouted down on social media. It matters. A lot.

@Sargon_of_Akkad He’s not moving the needle at all with constant repetitive posts about establishment approved talking points. If you think it’s radical or edgy to say “diversity isn’t our strength” you’re still living in 2020. He’s silent on demographic security and barely pushes remigration.

Slop. Pure slop. What is the point of this tweet other than to generate likes from NPCs? It just looks like revenue farming at this point. How hard would it be to pull some stats and data together to flesh this out even a little bit and make it substantive? Lazy and sloppy.

@Rach4Patriarchy Rephrased, "people are honest about what the Trump administration is doing rather than circling the wagons no matter what".

Very sad seeing Andrew uncover the fact that even people I like are often misguided, naive, and emotional. They let frustration sabotage our future. Andrew understands strategy, and how we win long term.

@q_slavic Self Defense is moral. Self defense on behalf of victims is moral.

If you kill a killer, the number of killers in the world remains the same.

@Rach4Patriarchy x.com/WinkleWithAnL/…

If you want to get rid of excessive Jewish/Israeli influence on United States politics and culture, you have to attack Christian Zionism. It is a heresy and it’s the only reason so many Americans support Israel.

@AuronMacintyre Stipulating the legitimacy of advice encouraging young men to 'take responsibility', young men are largely responding to this with anger and dismissiveness due to the cluelessness that comes along with said advice. These guys' trust isn't being earned.

Dave still lives in a world where a lemonade stand will get you through med school Much like Jordan Peterson his focus on responsibility makes great individual advice but his refusal to adjust that advice to modern realities and address the systemic issues that underly them is a problem

I think Ramsey is a generally a good guy giving people responsible advice, but this is the entire boomer question in a nutshell Dave doesn't mention that all the pressure washing job are taken by Venezuelans and all the coding jobs are taken by Indians