Lord Julius

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Lord Julius

Lord Julius

@julius24993

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Lord Julius
Lord Julius@julius24993·
@GarettJones Obvious: property rights+ rule of law= prosperity. What are the morally wrong answers?
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Garett Jones
Garett Jones@GarettJones·
The reason economists stopped doing research into macro-development, i.e., stopped making inquiries into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations, is because we know the answers. And the answers are a mixture of the obvious and the morally wrong.
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Lord Julius
Lord Julius@julius24993·
@captive_dreamer Yes, his love for the incredible beauty of the birds brings tears to my eyes...
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Lord Julius
Lord Julius@julius24993·
@L0m3z And this is the only issue that matters. To be honest, affirmative action isn't that big a deal (assuming freedom of association.) Trans people should be tolerated. But mass immigration will destroy western civilization...
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Lomez
Lomez@L0m3z·
Dems willing to ditch trans and affirmative action and get back to “law and order,” still won’t budge on importing the third world, despite how unpopular it is. Should tell you a lot.
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Lomez
Lomez@L0m3z·
Dems who now want to moderate on culture war issues still refuse to acknowledge how popular immigration enforcement is. Deporting criminals is a 75/25 issue with >60% approval among Dems. Deportations of all illegals remains >50% issue. Immigration is still a huge winner.
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Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesias

The best available evidence that I am familiar with says that in pure electoral terms the most potent things for Democrats to moderate on are affirmative action, teacher pay, gender/kids stuff, fossil fuels, and harsher punishment for property crime. nytimes.com/2026/03/16/opi…

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Jacob Shell
Jacob Shell@JacobAShell·
Education is big! I think Liu writes about the NGO complex explicitly. You're right there's no part of the socialist left where they're holding conferences railing against intersectional NGO leftism. Like I said I think many economic leftists are seeking some kind of escape from that where they're not winding up just voting for tax breaks for Musk and more Middle East wars
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Coddled Affluent Professional
Ok. This is an interesting clip. This is one of the first times I’ve seen a politician running explicitly against the progressive NGO kleptocracy. He’s wrong that these people are ‘socialists’ (they’re kleptocrats who use leftist rhetoric to legitimize themselves) but that’s fine. It’s still very effective rhetorically. The right needs to bring this attack up to scale: the purpose of the DSA is not ‘socialism,’ it’s to maximize public revenue extraction so that upper middle class jobs doing fake work can be doled out to political allies (surplus elites, failed creatives, etc.). It’s important for the public to understand what’s going on here and where their money is going and not only can this be an effective cudgel against the left, but smashing these rice bowls can have all sorts of other positive externalities for our politics.
Billboard Chris 🌎@BillboardChris

Spencer Pratt is really good at this.

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Lord Julius
Lord Julius@julius24993·
@JacobAShell @feelsdesperate Come on, I literally paid money to DeBoer, he deviated from progressivism on education, but otherwise he falls in line.. Reed and Zizek are different, but have they written about the NGO-racial spoils issue?
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Jacob Shell
Jacob Shell@JacobAShell·
@julius24993 @feelsdesperate Adolph Reed, Zizek, DeBoer, Catherine Liu, Barbara Fields...I think there are many others who are simply intimidated and don't vocalize
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Jacob Shell
Jacob Shell@JacobAShell·
@feelsdesperate I realize hes doing redmeat for maga voters but if he didnt attack “socialists” he could lure some socialists (IE economic lefties) who are anti-ngo and anti racial spoils system. Or at least thats an available lane, even if it’s not for this guy specifically
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Lord Julius
Lord Julius@julius24993·
@walterkirn There has to be some way to help working people with the contingencies of life. UBI, but only if you work...
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Walter Kirn
Walter Kirn@walterkirn·
So all these Renee Girard fans still believe that UBI will work. Will it turn off envy? No. It might easily turn it up -- over the smallest things.
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Lord Julius
Lord Julius@julius24993·
@JacobAShell Rousseau is misunderstood on this point... though as with "misunderstandings" of Nietzsche, the mis-readings are easy to anticipate...
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Lord Julius
Lord Julius@julius24993·
@DianaCMcNally Ok, leftists-- how will you make Toronto safer? Give me your five best ideas...
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J. Daniel Sawyer
J. Daniel Sawyer@dsawyer·
Don't kno how much I remember, because I read the relevant scientific paper in 2001 or 2002, but one of the basic spice combos in curry (I *think it was cloves, cumin, and turmeric, but I am not sure) is mildly psychoactive. IIRC, caffeine intensifies the effect, which is why tea so often accompanies curries. Nicotine then compounded the effect further in study subjectsm The effect was about 1 hr of euphoric, intense relaxation with mild vertigo. After reading about it I tried it by chasing a good indian dinner with a visit to a cigar bar that served coffee and did, in fact, experience the predicted effect, as did my buddy who went with me, but since we both were expecting it there is no way to know how much of what we experienced was placebo/psychosomatic.
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J. Daniel Sawyer
J. Daniel Sawyer@dsawyer·
Yeah. Nicotine is a nootropic (same mechanism by which it reduces anxiety is the method by which it enhances focus). It cross-reacts with caffeine, and the combo of the two fueled the American Revolutionary brain trust. Oddly, if my understanding of the biochemistry is correct, if you add some of the spices in curry to that mix you get an effect similar to heroin, but without the physical dependence.
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Lord Julius
Lord Julius@julius24993·
@zarathustra5150 Most important part of parenting: getting married in the first place, staying married. Is this "right wing"? More like an upper -middle class thing...
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Zarathustra@zarathustra5150·
Who makes better parents? Left-wingers or right-wingers? Right-wingers, says Jonathan Haidt, #1 NYT bestseller and one of the most cited living social psychologists. “Right-wingers make better parents than left-wingers, and there’s a lot of data on this.”
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Vought
Vought@Voughtlynch·
@julius24993 @CityBureaucrat No you’re being retarded on purpose. Whatever monetary policy America implements the world has to work around they can’t choose their own fate
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Second City Bureaucrat
Second City Bureaucrat@CityBureaucrat·
I think I'm probably alone but I don't care about a high standard of living based on a dollar - petro or otherwise - that, for some inexplicable reason, requires endless population turnover in the U.S.
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Lord Julius
Lord Julius@julius24993·
@feelsdesperate There is not one progressive or cuckservative who can adequately explain these Voting Rights Act issues. All they do is squeal "but we've had racial gerrymandering for ages!!" Yeah, Jim Crow lasted a long time too...
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Lord Julius
Lord Julius@julius24993·
@FDRLST Civil War II is already here, it's just not very evenly distributed...
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The Federalist
The Federalist@FDRLST·
"There's one way of life for the liberal justices and another for the conservatives," Mollie Hemingway noted. While the liberals could "appear on a Broadway play" or "travel all over the world," the conservatives can't go to dinner with their families "because they might get killed."
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Christian Heiens 🏛
Christian Heiens 🏛@ChristianHeiens·
Democrats are going to have to dismantle their own urban VRA districts that are 70% Black or Hispanic in order to counter what's about to happen across the country, which means the party's own internal coalition is going to fracture. The Democratic caucus in Congress is about to become a lot more female, a lot more suburban, a lot richer, and a lot more mentally ill.
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