Anjaniputr

was reading through comments on Reddit on the election result posts. This is a place that's filled to the brim with people that passionately hate BJP. And yet, even there, many were acknowledging the loss with a kind of reluctant grace, openly admitting just how ineffective their side has become. This doesn’t feel like the same Reddit from five years ago. You don't see the same impotent soyrage of the libcuck, anymore. Something has shifted. When one side becomes overwhelmingly strong, and the opposition is consistently incompetent. The loudest most passionate voices on the opposition just get demoralised and give up on any sort of resistance whatsoever. (Ghangor Blackpill) When your opponent stops seeing the fight as worth having, you’ve already won on a deeper level. Evoking this quiet nihilism in your enemy is the greatest ideological victory, because it opens the floodgates for more massive expansion. Something to acknowledge, and celebrate. Cheers 🥂🪷

the only way to fix uncertainty is an unreasonable amount of action

There's an extremely creepy habit Indian Gen Z have picked up in recent years of casually using the N word online. And I recently heard a young Indian guy use it in person while telling a story. And the room went so quiet.