Genius No. 1

@ThinkWithMe @WooWooSpaceJew @AtheistBigfoot @Maracus57 @Askwhyisit Whose Biblical interpretation are you "sure" is the correct one? Look at all the "experts" on God's nature around us: Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, Roman Catholics, Materialist atheists, Calvinists, Muslims... I could go on! On what basis do you go with the group you choose?

@Linahuaa Your Material self is not an expert on 'human nature', you know this, but you've been too afraid to address why you feel you don't deserve your Higher Calling, and have ended up settling & rationalizing. 𝘊𝘩𝘰𝘰𝘴𝘦 to grow up already, my dear! 😉😇

My monthly expenses in Shanghai: >Highly educated 26yo personal assistant who can cook, clean, drive and do secretary stuff for me: ~$3000 >Food- mainly homecooked stuff using premium ingredients for me and my assistant: ~$1500 >rent for my personal assistant: ~$2000 >internet, electricity and all other random spending: ~$500 I save more than $200K per month. Part of it I stash in USD in HK bank, part in insurances, largest part in exclusive hedgefunds introduced by my wealthy clients with 8-13% yearly returns. I also own crypto and gold. Have ~$2M in cash and haven't decided what to do with it. I think I will open a restaurant and another gym with an influencer friend who wants to diversify away from their 15 minutes of fame. I'm not writing this to purely brag. You don't need to earn anywhere near as much to have my lifestyle. And people who are much richer than me don't live much better. Being rich is mainly just a status game- like showing off your rank in League of Legends. But it's still important, because money = aura. I encourage everyone to earn as much as possible. Don't obsess over it, don't sacrifice too much for it. But take it seriously. It's human nature.

@AlaskaBird__ Since only stupid people fall under the Islamist spell, and Massie is someone who has, you need to rework your definition of 'stupid'! 😆

This is one of the best debates I’ve ever seen and it just so happens to be on the USS Liberty. Cam is very sweet and respectful to Phil. He came with facts and ended the debate on the USS Liberty for months. Thomas Massie is not a stupid man. He knows the truth. I’m actually surprised Massie is playing these games.

@radiofreeAR @DavidLimbaugh 😂 All any of the targets of his assertion have to do to prove him wrong is demonstrate they're able to disagree with him w/o deflecting & making personal attacks, and they 𝙣𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧 pass this low bar, do they? 😄 'Woke Rightists' are defamatory by nature.

@DavidLimbaugh What is your basis for this accusation?

You know another unmistakable sign that Woke Righters are leftists? They are invariably hateful and nasty and lie with a disturbing facility. They're like demons spitting their venom at anyone who dares call them out.

@BlakeSNeff @buckleycarlson What I see as 'sad' is how obviously fake Christians like Buckley and Candace take up so much of your attention. You do realize they want you to waste your time on their unGodly nonsense, don't you? Do you think you're trying to apply Matthew 7:6 with them?

I work for the Charlie Kirk Show because Charlie chose to hire me. I remained there three years because he valued the help and advice I gave him and I knew it was doing good for the country. I have stayed the past year because Charlie is a martyr and carrying on his work is a solemn obligation. It's sad that you cannot see the obvious and have instead thrown in with people who hate Charlie and what he stood for and whose only obsession is destroying it.

Blake Neff is a bad, but aggressive and relentless liar. Why does Turning Point continue to employ angry liars? @BlakeSNeff

@Nickster0188 @bonchieredstate One of them admit they're not righteous and morally superior like they preen? Ahaha!

@bonchieredstate will one of them just fucking say, "look, Platner is a piece of shit woman abuser, but we really want to win the Senate and we can't do it without Maine, so I don't care."

In this same interview, he says he believes the allegations. So he’s sociopathically trying to have it both ways. Claiming he believes women, but then ignoring that the woman in question did describe violence.

@bonchieredstate Leftists can't ever be fully honest about what they're trying to accomplish. They're psychopaths, and all of us know this. We need to stop treating them as though they aren't.

@HitmanGFX44 @DLoesch @ChrisLoesch Yes, it's very fair, the profanity of those who ridiculously like to chant, "Christ is King", as if they're privy to some magical power by doing so, is hard to miss! 😄

@DLoesch @ChrisLoesch Is it fair to say a lot of people with "Christ is King" in their bios aren't making it to Heaven?

Let me guess -- these are the first people to claim "Christ is King" as they betray Him with their behavior.

@iranidaturan @NiohBerg @POTUS @USABehFarsi @marklevinshow How do you decide which criticisms of Don are valid? Have you forgotten his handling of COVID-19? He has a very flawed psychology, which includes making bad deals & not being able to admit when he errs. He's a weaker, more fearful person than you're acknowledging.

I didn’t say you’re a mental slave. Please read the text carefully. “Slave morality“ is a term from Nietzsche’s philosophy. What I was saying is that a lot of the criticism directed at Trump isn’t valid, it comes from a place of inner fear and desperation. People are so focused on quick relief that they can’t see the bigger picture or the complexity of the situation. I completely understand the Iranian people and I sympathize with them, because they’re under real, daily pressure and they have every right to be afraid. But understanding that doesn’t mean I approve of it or think it’s the right approach. Instead of feeding that anxiety, I’m trying to encourage people to stay calm and build resilience. I want to reassure them that they won’t be abandoned. Regime change in Iran needs to be done properly, with patience, precision, and care. Otherwise, the Iranian people will pay the price, and the consequences could be far worse and more horrific than the current regime. No one else bears that responsibility except Trump. Rather than screaming at him, it would be better to try to understand him, support him where you can, and if you have criticisms, make them constructive.

Many of the hysterical attacks on Trump come from what Nietzsche called “slave morality.” It’s the mindset of people who feel powerless and lack agency. They project their own fears, weaknesses, and incompetence outward and label it “evil.” Anything strong, confident, or powerful triggers them, especially someone like Trump who radiates unapologetic strength and the will to actually restructure things. In slave morality, the world is divided into pure Good versus absolute Evil. You’re not allowed to even talk to the “evil” ones. Understanding them is betrayal. This is why they panic at the idea of negotiation or deal-making. Master morality is different. There is no cosmic “Evil”, things are simply good or bad. You trust your own power. You don’t fear losing yourself by engaging with difficult realities, because you know who you are. You fix problems, manage situations, and defend what matters. Trump operates from this frame. He doesn’t buy into the childish good/evil binary. He looks at adversaries, even groups like Hezbollah or the terrorist regime in Iran, and asks: what’s driving them? Fear? Interest? Weakness? Talking to them doesn’t mean he’s legitimizing them or that he doesn’t know they are criminals, he knows exactly what they are. But he also knows that endless war and destruction isn’t always the smartest or most effective path, especially when you have real leverage and agency. He doesn’t want unnecessary wars. He doesn’t want innocent people die. Valuing human life is a lonely endeavor. Trump’s highest priority, the one he is willing to spend political capital, reputation, and raw power on, is making sure fewer human beings die. He could crush the Islamic regime with overwhelming force in a matter of weeks, but he refuses to do it that way. He knows the power vacuum and chaos that would follow would kill far more Iranians than the regime itself has in recent years. He will not hand weapons to untrained civilians who would be slaughtered in the streets chasing a romantic vision of instant freedom. Instead, he is using every tool, crushing economic pressure, diplomacy, threats, incentives, and sheer leverage, to force regime change at the lowest possible human cost. To the slave-morality crowd, this looks like stupidity or weakness. To anyone who actually believes in power and responsibility, it looks like maturity. And he is big enough to absorb all the childish tantrums, the ugly insults, and the accusations of cowardice that come with that choice. The people screaming “weak” or TACO don’t understand that true strength is refusing to spend innocent lives for applause.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ They are usually those who have never carried real responsibility in their lives. They judge Trump against a perfect, risk-free ideal and throw tantrums when he isn’t flawless. They never compare him to the actual alternative, a Kamela Harris America or an Obama who delivered lofty moral theater while Assad turned Syria into a slaughterhouse. As we say in Persian: “دیکته نانوشته غلط نداره”, the unwritten dictation has no mistakes. Those who never dare to act are quick to criticize anyone who does, because it painfully reminds them of their own cowardice. As an Iranian, with my whole family still in Iran, I will forever be grateful for Trump’s courage and strength. He could have stood aside like the other moralists, keeping his hands clean. The people of Iran never asked for a savior, they are too proud for that. They asked for help. I see Trump answering that call as much as one man possibly can. He is not Superman, and this is an immense challenge I truly hope he succeeds in. Perhaps not many have the capacity right now to fully see or appreciate what he is doing. But Iran will be free, I have no doubt about that, and on that day, the whole world will deeply value the help he gave.

@bonchieredstate @buckleycarlson @EFischberger Judging by the way Buckley carries himself, which includes how he treats people like you, he's clearly not a Christian, he's a hopelessly self-righteous insult machine.

I'm an American Christian, Buckley. An observant one, which you don't seem to be, given your online rantings and behavior. That's your choice. It's my choice to counter your Russia propaganda by pointing out that they are not actually a moral, religious, or cultural match for Americans. They are in even deeper decay than we are. x.com/bonchieredstat…

Notice that Buckley ran away without ever addressing any of the points about Russia, which was what the original post was about. It's as if he were afraid to concede any of the facts about Russia, probably because he was. That's what paid-for shills do. They nakedly promote something (like Russia in this case) and when challenged, project their paid-for shill status on others, and flee.

@itsBrettG @Linahuaa The nature of Leftists: Rational questioner: Hey, Leftist, why aren't you intelligent enough to know how to recognize & define 'civil discourse'?! Leftist: You're oppressing me with that condescending & intrusive question, thus you deserve to be harmed physically! 🤣

@itsBrettG @Linahuaa Leftists are socially/emotionally/psychologically incompetent, they don't even know how to recognize nor define 'civil discourse'. 😄 Karl Marx was a grotesque "man", a filthy bum, who's only had influence because so many people are even more stupid & violent than he was.

USA is by far the worst country in its GDP weight class. China is by far the best country in its GDP weight class. China actually kicks USA's ass across education, health, safety and infrastructure metrics and it's not even close. And they do it with 16% of USA's GDP per capita. GDP per capita isn't entirely useless, but USA and China are anomalies in that regard.

@itsBrettG @Linahuaa 😂 Q: what actual (economic) expertise do Leftists like Bernie Sanders have? A: none, none whatsoever. They fail at Capitalism because they're too dumb to know how to be constructive, and due to resentment based on their own mediocrity, they want to destroy it.

@geniusnumberone @Linahuaa It is very realistic and doable.

@Linahuaa The US began because they decided to not cowtow to an idiotic monarchy, and we've become dominant, due to our confidence & self-preserving spirit. 😊 What's your similar personal claim? (Remember, the failure to overcome one's lower emotional impulses is not heroic, my dear! 😄)

Is America heroic at all?? Homerian heroism: "Glory through courage, excellence, and fate." America isn't courageous because they're almost always overwhelmingly more powerful than their opponents. Wagnerian heroism: "Heroism as mythic will, sacrifice, destiny, and tragic transcendence." This applies more to Nazi Germany, which took on the entire financial globalist elite solo and sacrificed everything and took the L. Disney heroism: "With great power comes great responsibility. Self-sacrifice to protect and save the weak" Not really....USA constantly starts wars with weaker nations. They have the worst inequality- literally no other developed country with their GDP per capita has such bad average life quality. Their entire political and business elite are comically sociopathic. Conclusion: America isn't heroic at all. Which is fine- you don't have to be heroic. Most people aren't heroic. But overselling your alleged heroism as much as America does is cringe.

@itsBrettG @Linahuaa That's not detailed, and I say it's unrealistic to the point of insanity, as the people who complain about 'rich parasites who oppress us' aren't virtuous & intelligent like they fancy themselves to be, they're shallow and driven by emotion.

@geniusnumberone @Linahuaa I definitely do. Take ownership of the economy away from the rich parasites and give it to the employees. The former is the source of the corruption.

@itsBrettG @Linahuaa Can you simply admit that you don't have a detailed and realistic solution to the problem of corruption within the US government? As I said, most people in this world are foolish, they aren't able to run their own lives well, they surely can't do better managing others'! 😄

@geniusnumberone @Linahuaa en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopoly_…

@itsBrettG @Linahuaa What all do you think causes inflation? Let's go deeper in to debt, and print more money, it's not a big deal! 🤪😂 Who do you say is Wise and free of/from corruption in this world? The politicians & their sycophants who did such a "wonderful" job reacting to COVID-19?! (🤣)

@geniusnumberone @Linahuaa The United States is in debt to it's own rich thieves. That is only a problem for them.

@itsBrettG @Linahuaa Yeah, but that alone isn't going to fix the corruption in the government, is it? How many people in the US, or the world, take nations' debt problems seriously? It's not rationally disputable that most humans are foolish and living in Denial.

@geniusnumberone @Linahuaa We have the most guns in the world. Just saying.

@itsBrettG @Linahuaa Do you think you have a 𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘪𝘤 proposal to achieve this? I don't believe you do! 😄

@Linahuaa Americans need to be liberated from their utterly corrupt government.

@nosoup4knowles Megyn, who is only a predictable/boring propagandist now, is guilty of projection, of course. 😄 Britta, you do know that every Candace supporter is mentally ill, do you not? Do you think it's wise to treat them differently than that?

Listening to Megyn Kelly tell Shawn Ryan that anybody who disagrees with you about Israel, is a bot is ... wild

@Linahuaa Unfortunately, anti-intellectualism is increasingly rewarded over here. The West has mostly lost the plot when it comes to 'education vs. indoctrination', due to the rejection of critical thinking & the normalization of autism and emotionalism; too many are now proudly stupid.

American curriculum is a social justice warrior brainwash camp. Social science: "African children have to farm cocoa for low pay. What can you do about it?" ELA: "Aven has no arms and Zion is very fat. How to not judge them?" Visual arts: "This Mexican artist made pinatas about violence against women. Now make your own social justice warrior pinatas" ALL IN THE SAME WEEK!!!! Hello??? Can we learn about color theory in arts class? Can we learn about history & economics in social science? Can we read actual books and poems in literature class?