Letter To Z Man

Posted on June 28, 2019 by thezman

Catching up on some correspondence this week. I think these types of shows are going to be a regular feature going forward. They are fun to do, as I get to talk about some topics I would probably not address otherwise. I’ve also gotten a good response, so people seem to like the format. The Ask Me Anything events Reddit does always get big numbers, so the concept must have broad appeal. I know I enjoy reading through those things whenever it is someone I follow or find interesting.

It’s also a good way for me to clean up the inbox. I read everything, but responding in a timely fashion has been a problem. I’m a busy guy these days. Then there is the P. O. Box, which gets a fair number of letters. I’ve learned something on that score. Reading an actual letter is much more enjoyable than reading e-mail. There is something to the tactile experience of opening the letter and reading from paper. It’s like the difference between reading an eBook and reading an actual book.

I also suspect the medium changes how the person doing the writing experiences the exchange as well. Dashing off a quick e-mail and hitting send is almost a mindless exercise most of the time. Typing up a letter, or especially writing one by hand, takes thought and care. It’s slower and more deliberative. It reminds me of when I’ve written formal letters in my business life. I write it out by hand, then type it up and have someone read it. Only when it is right does it get sent.

Reading through a stack of letters, I can’t help but think we would be better off going back to that mode of communication in our personal lives. Today, the physical mail is for impersonal stuff like letters from the government. Our dealings with our corporate overlords are another reason for physical mail. With our friends and family, we rely on texts or social media posting. It seems like we have this backward. The corporate overlord should be hitting us up on-line and our family should get the letters.

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This week I have the usual variety of items in the now standard format. Spreaker has the full show. I am up on Google Play now, so the Android commies can take me along when out disrespecting the country. I am on iTunes, which means the Apple Nazis can listen to me on their Hitler phones. The anarchists can catch me on iHeart Radio. YouTube also has the full podcast. Of course, there is a download link below.

This Week’s Show

Contents

Red pilling parents
What about Trump
Building real world community
Bitcoin
The gatekeeper’s ball
Live streams
Libertarians
Peaceful separation

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Drake

What about Trump — If the Congressional Republicans had the guts, they would have repealled all federal civil service legislation and encouraged Trump to lead a massive purge. Guys who leak planned immigration raids to the media shouldn’t be reassigned, they should be fired and prosecuted.

Author

thezman

Another benefit of Trump is that the GOP is now indefensible. Their efforts to thwart his initiatives proves once and for all they are just the woman’s auxiliary of the Democrat party.

Guest

Drake

Yep – Their masks were permanently removed. Everything in DC now just obvious kabuki theater.

Member

Sean Detente

“Their efforts to thwart his initiatives proves once and for all they are just the woman’s auxiliary of the Democrat party.”

Fart in the wind. They’ll be next tripping over themselves to prove they’re not transphobic.

Guest

Range Front Fault

Concise insightful statement! “they are just the woman’s auxiliary of the Democrat party.” On first cup of coffee and that coffee went aerosolized laughing….get the Windex. Powerful two sentences. The women’s auxiliary do fluff projects then get together after for food and drinks—don’t upset the status quo. The GOP is as useless as boobs on a boar. So looks like Harris will be #2. This woman F***ed herself to the top..on top of Willie Brown, by any means necessary. Now we shall be hectored endlessly by a Mother Theresa Puritan Mulatto Dindo . “When I was a little girl.” Can… Read more »

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Range Front Fault

Continuing to think through Harris, am having a visceral reaction. That visceral growling is push back to the Angry Black B***h factor and hard as nails. That doesn’t play well with men, and some women.

Guest

Maus

Why RFF, I am shocked, shocked I tell you, to read that a good Mormon woman is drinking that devil’s brew coffee! That evil Mz. Harris must have driven you to it. I blame her entirely. Now I really must settle my nerves by boiling up some water for the French press. /grin

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Range Front Fault

Maus……raised by Trot parents. Dad was a Jack Mormon. I moved to Utah for good people though blinkered in good neighborhoods and few of the others to get away from the Bay Area. Yes….I went to my local ward out of curiosity because my father said they were the devil’s spawn. Nothing like a Jack to be furiously anti-God. Nothing like telling me to not do something to get me to do it so I just had to experience the church. I enjoyed the church, particularly my neighbors, but I’m not much of a herd animal and the upper level… Read more »

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Maus

I am a big fan of Major Dickinson’s blend. Also a Bay Area refugee. Lived in SLC for a year and a half, studying at the U. of U.; so I know all about the green jello. But SLC is pretty cosmopolitan, even had a Catholic mayor at one point. My take: I rarely met a Mormon I didn’t like or admire as an individual, but collectively the LDS power vibe starts manifesting in unpleasant ways for we gentiles behind the Zion Curtain. Any way, you come across as one of the good ones for Our Thing.

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Range Front Fault

Nice to hear about you! The world has discovered Utah and it is inexorably changing. Salt Lake has a lesbian mayor. Majority secular up there. “Behind the Zion curtain” Yep…..very clannish and of course favor their own tribe. (Don’t forget for over 15 years they were chased around, tarred and feathered, shot and hung in a substantial number. That alone would make you look over your shoulder and favor your own.) I recognize your annoyance, I’m an outsider, but the irony is “we” are starting to talk Tribalism to save our skin and not be swamped. Well, like Jews, the… Read more »

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miforest

You are correct z man, In my mind that is his biggest achievement . He really really has pulled the masks off. people like me who are old and have been involved for a long time already knew that the GOP was not what they seemed , but it was real inside baseball that most people thought crazy. Even I was surprised how much they truly despise and loath their own base.

Member

Max

Could Trump, via executive order, move almost all of the federal bureaucracy out of DC? The Resistance would think twice about working for the government if offices were in small towns in flyover country.

Member

bilejones

Think of the joys of moving all the diversity to Santa Monica, after building the necessary section 8 housing there, of course.
It could also become a resettlement camp for Somali’s: Santa Mogadishu has a certain ring to it.
After a couple of years, move them to Seattle, USW.

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Alzaebo

Heh. Leave them to Trece Rojo, Red 13’s, red signifies Southern California. (Blue 14’s are North.)
Let Beverly Hills pay tribute.

Soon enough, Santa Mogadishu will be opera like Compton.
And I love opera- cuz it’s Negro-free!

(“Opera!” attributed to Clifton, a black worker in an all black warehouse in Lagos- he would dance up to the all black delivery drivers, pirouette, and sing out, “I love opera… cuz it’s nigga free!”)

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Maus

I rather like the “opera” bit and will get some use out of it. But you’ve got your Cali gangs backwards. Nortenos (Letter N is 14th) wear red and are north of Bakersfield. Surenos (Letter M for affiliation with Mexican Mafia – la Eme – is 13th) are dominant south of Bakersfield. So, even if it’s a mixed up opera, it’s still down and brown in Mexifornia.

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Carrie

Maybe that should be the ‘down low’ title of Z-man’s book:
“Opera: A Guide for it’s Enjoyment”
…or something else sufficiently bland and uninteresting, but coded.

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Alzaebo

Thanks, Maus! I could never get my Nortenyos y Surrenyos straight, as I live in the Central Valley, the N/S conflict border.

I always wondered why all the bandanas in Salinas were red- now I know! Note, 13/14 are the Latino version of Crips/Bloods.

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Calsdad

That was part of the logic behind putting D.C. where it is in the first place. The area used to be a swamp – and it was felt that having the capital there would force people back to their districts where they should rightfully be. I read something years ago that also made quite a bit of sense: Air conditioning. It was shortly after air conditioning got introduced to government buildings in D.C. that the FDR administration led the charge in the rampant explosion of the federal swamp. Trump should just come out with a statement that he agrees with… Read more »

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Carrie

LOVE that.
Goes to some of the comments here the other day, about coming at this thing (and addressing the Left’s concerns) from the perspective of blue collar, global-warming, save-the-world type of viewpoint.

What a fantastic idea, Calsdad. Then we’d see just how committed the gubmit toadies with that secure paycheck really are.

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Alzaebo

1000 upvotes for Carlsdad- a pet peeve of mine, I cannot describe the number of hillbilly innovations I’ve tried while freezing at 17 below or sweating and mosquito bitten in some eastern swamp or southwest desert, trying to stay in compliance with those #$€!! in their office comfort that I pay for.

(After 10 years, I finally have a/c.
Thank the frosty gods! Maybe even interior heating by next year! This winter was candles and a campstove still in Massachusetts.)

Guest

Corn

Talking about moving the swamp, there was an article in The Hill linked to on Twitter the other day. The Secretary of Ag informed some Ag Department employees their jobs would be moved from DC to Kansas City, and they’d be relocating. Massive but hilarious butthurt ensued. God forbid Ag Department employees live closer to actual agriculture.

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Calsdad

It’s probably even worse than that. What type of people are you going to have working for an agriculture agency – if the agency is in DC? Highly likely that the better percentage of people who work there know jack shit about agriculture. All the Kansas boys who are truly farmers are going to be like “there’s no way I’m living in D.C.” – which pretty much excludes them from agency employment. And all the people who live in D.C. are probably like “there’s no way I’m traveling to Kansas to interact with those ignorant dirt people”. Which pretty much… Read more »

Member

John Smith

Red pilling parents – you have to have the material to work with. Mine watched The View and Orca Winfrey and got their opinions from day time TV. People like that will never be convinced of anything beyond prescribed dogma. Trump – you’re out to lunch. That guy has single handedly bitch slapped the establishment and given guys like you a credibility you wouldn’t have gotten otherwise. Used to be dealing with irritating dissidents was as easy as slapping a RACIST or HOMOPHOBE label on ya, and you were done like dinner. That doesn’t work anymore and Trump has more… Read more »

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Citizen of a Silly Country

True. Trump never ceases to disappointment me, but I can’t deny that the world has changed because of him. He showed that you could push back.

Guest

Bruno the Arrogant

The thing with Trump is largely that expectations of him were unrealistically high. True, he’s missed some opportunities through no ones fault but his own, but the other side of it is that at least now we can talk about issues like immigration, even if our betters hate it. Even if Trump accomplishes nothing but shooting off his mouth, that’s still huge. Saying the unsayable and getting elected anyway put the fear of God in our opponents, and to this day they’re working overtime to undermine him. Does Richard Spencer really believe he’s going to be better off under a… Read more »

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Wolf Barney

One thing about Richard Spencer to keep in mind: he likes to make edgy statements and get a rise out of people. It’s hard to say how sincere he is with those statements.

Guest

Chet Rollins

Trump actually apologized to Buchanan a long time before running for president, so there is good evidence his conversion regarding immigration and trade was sincere.

As to the assertion that he is mostly a bullshitter? Yeah, that still stands.

Member

Frip

Just some funny things. From Dad67 yesterday. “Woke Wonzos”. I spent about 10 minutes trying to find out what a wonzo is, and all I can figure is it’s some gay Asian pop singer. Just so silly and funny. Man, our guys come up with the best stuff. If anyone knows what a wonzo is please say. And from a few days ago, Z’s “Gay Spartacus”. That’s endlessly funny. Just thinking of it can cheer me up for a moment. Also there was a song back in the seventies, “They Ain’t Makin’ Jews like Jesus Anymore.” Maybe the funniest song… Read more »

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Fred

That reminds me, Frip, how has this not been disappeared?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=205&v=7DVbtT4_fKQ
Jewboy vs. Goodhair
https://vimeo.com/35777981

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Range Front Fault

Kinky Friedman and the Texas Jewboys

Guest

Malicious Moniker

Haven’t finished the podcast yet, but I just heard you say you would entertain voting for the enemy. The same people who would shove us all into ovens. I hate Romney and Ryan and Flake as much as anybody, but a f*king dem party member? I’ll finish the cast and see if this is just yanking my chain.

Author

thezman

Ask yourself this. Would white people be better off today or worse off, if Gore had beat Bush in 2000?

Guest

Vegetius

Had Gore won the white people of Europe would almost certainly be better off.

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miforest

I don’t see how that would gore would have helped Europe. I don’t see it at all . I have to agree with the Z man.

Guest

Alzaebo

Bush II gave us Obama, the anti-Bush vote. Both delivered us into the hands of the Saracen.

Member

John Smith

Are you saying Gore would have stuck up for white Americans? If so… I don’t think so.
Mind you his time largely preceded the The Poz Era so whadda I know?

Guest

Rod1963

Probably. Had Gore won we would not have had Cheney and Rumsfeld in the WH when 9/11 happened. So there would have been no push to blame Iraq for 9/11 and invade it.

There would have been massive destabilization of the ME and hence no massive immigration to Europe.

OTOH Gore would have obliterated our NG, oil and Coal production in the U.S. as well as ending the use of fossil fuel power plants. This would have pissed off enough lower class whites to make Gore a single term president.

It would have been a win for us.

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Malicious Moniker

I thought about it. The country would be in a different state of devastation. Energy sectors would be damaged or destroyed, and we would have been slouching or running headlong toward 3rd world status in 2008. McCain might have won, and he would have opened the borders. Probably much worse with Gore, but my Tardis has a flat. Gore’s party and all Critical Theory types since the fall of the Berlin Wall have been hell bent on killing us. There’s a lot of really stupid Republicans, but I don’t think any of them hate my country. All elected Democrats hate… Read more »

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MemeWarVet

And I got like 20 downvotes for saying that we’re no better off under Cheeto Man than we would have been under cankles.

I think I was told we were better off because an embassy moved like 30 miles down the road, or some such.

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Citizen of a Silly Country

They’re all the f*king enemy. The best candidate is the one that wakes up whites the best, that pushes our agenda forward the best. Sometimes that’s a Trump, sometimes that a Dem lunatic who’s so crazy that whites can’t ignore him or her.

The old United States is dead. Parrot dead. Give it up. It’s not your country anymore, stop acting like it.

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Range Front Fault

‘E’s not pinin’! ‘E’s passed on! This parrot is no more! He has ceased to be! ‘E’s expired and gone to meet ‘is maker! ‘E’s a stiff! Bereft of life, ‘e rests in peace! If you hadn’t nailed ‘im to the perch ‘e’d be pushing up the daisies! ‘Is metabolic processes are now ‘istory! ‘E’s off the twig! ‘E’s kicked the bucket, ‘e’s shuffled off ‘is mortal coil, run down the curtain and joined the bleedin’ choir invisible!! THIS IS AN EX-PARROT!!

Guest

The Last Stand

Field report:. Went to a local swing dance club in my area, results were excellent.

Young, unattached, attractive white women definitely outnumbered the men there. It tends to attract mostly middle and upper class people too.

Even better for me, most men looked like slobs or millennial soyboys.

As an added bonus, the women there obviously enjoy their feminine role and expect you to be a man and take the lead.

So for my single brothers, if you are looking to meet a white woman, see if your area has a swing dancing or ballroom dance club.

Guest

King Tut

Try the Lindy Hop while you’re about it. Very unenriched.

https://youtu.be/VmvKrPUo97E

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Alzaebo

Romance is only an excuse- what all women really want is just to dance!

(Headed to Arthur Murray’s dance studio right about now)

Guest

The Last Stand

Can’t blame them. Swing dancing is hella fun, especially with a woman willing to do aerials. Yet another good reason to lift.

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Range Front Fault

Ha! Speak for yourself, Laddie. Romance is magnificent and I’m a wretched dancer! Romance and dancing are mutually exclusive.

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Ris_Eruwaehdiel

A fellow I know, a WWII buff, met his future wife at a swing class.

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guest

1. What t-shirt size do you wear?

2. With episode 100 coming up, what will you do about the missing/skipped episode 56?

Guest

Alzaebo

Add it to the growing list of legends…
“Wide-eyed adherents whisper amongst themselves about the Lost 56”

Member

Max

Z, I honestly don’t understand how you could even contemplate voting for Tulsi. Perhaps she is quasi-isolationist on foreign policy (an area you admitted earlier in the podcast that you didn’t care that much about), but how about other things? Who is she going to put in at DOJ? at the EPA? at the EEOC? at the USSC? Who exactly are these centrist Ds that she can appoint? Trump was damn near at war with the R party, and ultimately had very little choice but to appoint team red to administrative positions in DC. Think Tulsi f’n Gabbard would be… Read more »

Author

thezman

Well, I don’t think there is an electoral solution here, so the best we can look for is options that create problems for the people in charge. Gabbard seems to terrify the warmongers, so that’s something in her favor. She also seems to vex the left-wing culture warriors. So, in the primary, I will vote Gabbard. My recommendation to all dissident whites is to register democrat and always vote for the most insane option in the primary.

Guest

Dutch

Registering D and voting for the most insane option…so many choices!

Member

Max

Castro and Williamson have to be strong contenders thus far.

Guest

Range Front Fault

The Reptile Man from the Andromeda Galaxy and Miss Fluffy Bunnies and Unicorns……all hold hands and throw crystals on the table!

Member

Max

Federally funded trans-species abortions!

Guest

Range Front Fault

There is no womb at the top…but they are entitled anyway.

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Alzaebo

*t-ta-pshhh*

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Range Front Fault

Oh God no! Z…I came from Trots. My journey has been through the desert to arrive here. If I re-register as a Demonrat to create chaos, my hands will set on fire!

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Calsdad

If there is no electoral solution – the answer is not to actively vote in Democrats – no matter how good they look on the surface. If elections don’t work – then stop voting. Actually going out and voting just lends legitimacy to the “democratic” process. Somewhere out there is a line where – lack of participation in the system clearly calls out the fact that the system is illegitimate. I don’t know exactly where it is – but it’s there. When only 5% of the population votes – and the Democrat that gets elected stands up there and says… Read more »

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Primi Pilus

Look to Oklahoma 2016: most counties many more registered Dems, actual vote skewed 75%+ for Trump. People there changed understanding due to unacceptable cultural changes, but kept Dem registration. Some surmise so they could continue to vote in Dem primaries.

Member

Chris_Lutz

His point is to sow dissent in the enemy ranks. Gabbard has enough differences on serious policy that the Dem establishment would go scorched earth to stop her. The longer she is in the race, the more a lot of normies become disaffected with the party. They then start casting about for someone who shares their concerns. Trump was far from the ideal candidate for our thing. However, he did move the ball some in our direction while driving a stake through Con Inc. That’s worth something. We aren’t going to win this in our lifetimes. Our job is to… Read more »

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JMDGT

The enumerated powers of government go a long way to ensure the liberty and well being of the citizens it works for in the republic we inhabit.. These powers almost always have been interpreted to mean something other than what they are. Nuanced interpretations of these powers are more than an aggravation. They are a threat to everyone. They should the foundation of and reflect the legitimate purpose of government. They should be static to a certain extent. They can be only changed by the will of the people. Government needs to work overtime to ensure that freedom of association… Read more »

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LineInTheSand

A Constitution is only as good as the people who interpret and enforce it. If the people are of low quality, or hostile to intent of the authors then the document is only paper. Get the population of the polity right.

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Ris_Eruwaehdiel

… because we have no government armed with power capable of contending with human passions unbridled by morality and religion. Avarice, ambition, revenge, or gallantry, would break the strongest cords of our Constitution as a whale goes through a net. Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.

John Adams, 1798

Unfortunately, many modern-day “conservatives” see the Constitution as some sort of magical talisman which will cure whatever ails us. The John Birch Society likes to say that “the Constitution is the solution.”

Member

JMDGT

The dissident rights rules of engagement are based in reality. Mine are. It takes a regular refresh of thought to determine the true reality of what we are dealing with. Almost every ideology has some value dictate that any reasonably intelligent dissident will find to be true and correct. Whatever the modern day conservatives are or think they are one thing is certain, they are not grounded in reality. Rules of a society need to be written and more importantly, understood. Peaceful separation enabled by freedom of association within the republic should quell any of the cargo cult magic talisman… Read more »

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JMDGT

How does one make that happen? Let freedom of association allow those capable moral and of like mind to run their own deal as much as possible. A constitutional republic is one of the best vehicles to make that happen. If the people can keep it.

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Lineman

Let freedom of association allow those capable moral and of like mind to run their own deal as much as possible…
It would have to include not paying for anyone or anything we didn’t agree with either or we would still be drained by the parasites…

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LineInTheSand

I imagine that I agree with Lineman on most questions but I say that we must our value our community above all economic issues. If someone in my community needs economic assistance that he may not be able to pay back, we must provide it. Tribalism is the most fundamental organizing principle. “Leave me alone” libertarians are likely incapable of creating defensible communities.

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Lineman

Oh I agree with you line and if you knew my record of helping people you would know I’m all for helping my people 😉…I just don’t want to pay for those who want to destroy me…That’s why f2f is so important so we actually know each other…Also on the Community thing I’ve been trying to get people to build Communities for quite some time know but people just don’t see a need for it until something bad happens to them…How many people have to hold their tongue, or not do something because of job loss, danger to themselves or… Read more »

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Tykebomb

The only true solution for the Levant is the establishment of the Kingdom of Jerusalem and Felipe VI to the throne of a christian kingdom!

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vxxc

Important post on Jim’s Blog.

The Faith. One neorxn can preach and men can fight for- at the center the right to be FATHERS again and form families safely.

https://blog.jim.com/war/the-faith/

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Vegetius

I think you’re on to something about writing.

As his sight failed, Nietzsche used a contraption called a writing ball. Soon after, he began to notice that his lines became shorter, punchier, more epigrammatic.

(Coincidentally, Nietzsche’s writing ball looks exactly like the robot historian who will compose Decline and Fall of the American Empire.)

Heidegger had a bit about this, too. I’ve read it several times and will not pretend I understand it. But I think the gist is near what you are getting at.

http://faculty.weber.edu/mwutz/6610/Heidegger.Parmenides.htm

Author

thezman

It is certainly true with reading. We read text from a screen differently than we read from paper. There is an visual component to writing and reading. Note how I maintain paragraph sizes in my writing. It makes the text more readable in this format.

Member

David_Wright

As for getting on Gab, I am not the first to mention the echo chamber metaphor but if you really want to be an insurrectionist or rebel voice., Twitter still works. I know, I know about the suspensions but others like us do the diligence of trying to stay between the lines just so they can get rattle chains.

That said, I registered for Twitter for the first time last week and never got the sign up code or whatever. (Ironically I only want it for updates on some tech projects I am interested in)

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Jackson

It would be very helpful if you put time-codes next to the topics in the index above. If, after listening to the question on “red pilling parents” I decide I am not interested I could then just directly to the next, or other topics, without landing in the middle of something.

Author

thezman

Normally I do that, but this off the cuff show makes it hard. Maybe in the future I’ll put some hard limits on each topic like do with other shows.

Member

Whitney

I believe this was from Heartiste but one way to frame the anti-white argument is quit saying white people and start saying white community. I know we are completely fractured Community but as the Noose tightens we’re going to become one but go ahead and start now. White community

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Range Front Fault

I like that….White Community. Back here in LDS land I’ve set up the argument: They are a tribe and have their group interests. We should look to our group interests, too.
As the noose tightens…..White community.

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Lineman

Not just in the Cyber world but the physical one as well…

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miforest

trump[s latest decision to ban already legally owned suppressors will be the last straw for me. it is uselessly stupid and put members of his base at risk . It is beyond what I can tolerate. I was telling my family when would be president when an coulter was being laughed at on tv for suggesting he could be nominated .

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thezman

Guns are the issue that will do it for me on Trump.

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Whiskey

I think we must be realistic. Trump being basically an 80’s Democrat will never be gun friendly. But I agree with IraqVeteran8888, Tim from Military Arms Channel, Hickok45 and others that the NRA has become a racket for Wayne LaPierre. North and the dude from Brownells have tried to reform it but with both houses and the Presidency in Republican hands no gun rights legislation passed. Moreover, our rulers and the helots will NOT allow us to own guns, long term. Revolvers and lever action rifles will be outlawed last but they will be outlawed. The weirdo foreign upper caste… Read more »

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Alzaebo

“The weirdo foreign upper caste elites…” We’re being invaded by yet another? Now I see the wisdom of “stop focusing on just the one ethnic clan”, because there are many more who thirst for our conquest.

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Lineman

I would suggest also following Max Velocity he offers up some great tactical training advice…

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Compsci

What decision? Trump says lots of shit. Bet he does not even know that silencers are class 3 weapons (?) and already require back ground checks and clearance and paper work. Look for this to die. I can’t recall a class 3 weapon on the registration list being banned—at least to the aspect of confiscation. However, banning new sales and production (which really means no new registrations, not a production ban) will drive prices up and that is problematic and I agree, not a good thing.

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cloudswrest

Hi Zman Re: Bitcoin. Bitcoin only gets complicated if you want to involve exchanges and/or other third parties. You can download and set up a “client” (wallet) on your laptop or mobile in 2 minutes and then send and receive bitcoins, and it involves NO third parties. An account with an exchange is only necessary if you want to cash out or buy in a reliably deterministic/liquid manner (i.e., not find somebody privately who will buy your bitcoins for cash). Again, an exchange is NOT needed to send or receive bitcoins to other people. You can always sign up with… Read more »

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Alzaebo

Rush, Savage, and Kevin Williamson all came out in full-throated defense of our sacred Corporate Kapitalism after the first debate. Williamson’s latest is “The Kulaks Must Be Liquidated”, referring to our Woke overlords.

Seems the Chamber of Commerce is almost capable of second thoughts about our Replacement. Why, all these new working-class democrats and natural conservatives are getting a bit uppity!

(PS- the argument against libertarian capitalism in 4 words: lawyers, off-shoring, spam, and Google)

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Tars_Tarkusz

The reason this guy’s parents think being pro-white = Nazi is because the press gives the Neo-Nazis a ton of free airtime. Neo-Nazism, especially in America, is retarded and yet, here we are. The biggest alt-right podcast is a bunch of raving antisemites raving about Israel and quoting “uncle Adolf” You have to not support these people. They are completely blind-sided by their own antisemitism anyway. Every single problem in the world because a Jewish conspiracy theory. I am as critical of Jewish power as the next guy in dissident right wing politics and I am no philosemite, but I… Read more »

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Official Bologna Tester

The whole thing about semitic people is a complicated mess. The jews are genetically related to a whole slew of people. The Kurds, Turks, Armenians and some Bedouin peoples. Not to mention Assyrians/Syriacs,Samaritans, Maoronites, Druz, Mandaeans, Mhallami, Akkadians and Phoenicians plus some Arab populations. And variants of the Semitic language where spoken all over the middle east at one time. But the jews have always hogged the microphone. Anyway, a true anti-semite would have to be a complete misanthrope that hates all people everywhere. So if you want to be anti-jews that’s your business, but if someone calls you an… Read more »

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Alzaebo

“Besides, we all know what White Europeans do when they represent their interests…”

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MemeWarVet

Get lost, Tiny Duck

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King Tut

The restoration of freedom of association is a very worthy first-step campaign. Libertarians and Con Inc., will fight against it tooth-and-nail. However, they have neither teeth not nails.

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Tars_Tarkusz

I have to take exception with the last thing you said about blacks not wanting to bus their children to white schools and such. Access to whites is considered a “human right” and has been since at least the 50s. They don’t want their own schools and such. Granted, they might want to create their own schools with our money, but that is just more gibs. This entire society, black people included, just cannot stomach the thought of a bunch of white people living amongst themselves peacefully. The myths we have around this stuff is just astounding. “Good” and “bad”… Read more »

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Rod1963

OT: Another white woman pays the price for being a Mudshark and why we should not be importing any more 3rd world scum. This is what they will do to our daughters.

Police have arrested a Nigerian man for the murder of MacKenzie Lueck. And boy is the MSM going into full coverup moder protecting the Nigerian’ from public scrutiny.

https://heavy.com/news/2019/06/ayoola-ajayi/

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Tars_Tarkusz

Mudsharking is its own punishment. Usually the punishment is less severe, but there are always consequences!

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Alzaebo

2 acid attacks a day now in the UK, part of the Enrichment. You natural Nazis deserve it anyways!

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Ris_Eruwaehdiel

Another mudshark and her two kids murdered by the baby daddy.

https://nypost.com/2019/06/25/shane-walker-charged-in-murder-of-girlfriend-alla-ausheva-and-their-two-sons/

A wise friend remarked that she thought that after the OJ Simpson bruhaha that White women would stay away from Black men. No, it’s gotten worse. The mass media promotes miscegenation.

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Lineman

Who’s fault is it though when people are raising their children to think its ok to be around scum and society promotes it… Example if you raised your kids without telling them of the danger of rattlesnakes and they go out and start playing with one and they get bit who’s fault is it…It’s sickening that the brainwashing that everyone is the same has invaded society completely…

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Carrie

Z-man,

I didn’t fully catch it, but your mention of the AmRen event in the Imperial Capital was interesting, and a great connection about how to meet folks “in real life.”

Understandably, the AmRen website doesn’t list their location or date of the event publicly.

What’s the best approach to join the secret handshake club? Or at least, find out if their event jives with my schedule?

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LineInTheSand

AmRen announces its conferences on its website. VDare does too, but has never been able to hold one before the venue cancelled.

AmRen is the most public secret handshake society and it’s lots of fun.

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Jackson

Long Zman transcription from the final topic: “I much prefer the idea that lets just get ‘freedom of association back’. If we can get that – we can self-segregate, we can live next to people we want to live next to, and not live next to people we don’t want to live next to — a lot of our problems go away. There is no perfect solution here, but the intermediate step if we want to avoid a horrible conflict that could get quite ugly is to restore private discrimination. If you are white guy that doesn’t like being around… Read more »

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Lineman

Like I’ve said before there will be no peaceful separation unless there is a large body of water in between us and them…I agree with you on the it would be great part but when someone has something that someone else Wants/Envy’s then there will always be strife and boy do they envy us…

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Carson Napier

Right with the drowned people photograph. It’s because the drowned Syrian boy photograph was so catastrophically persuasive with the European migrant thing. They’re trying to capitalize on that. Probably fake.

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nrer

>Looks like our lesbians beat a group of Africans hilariously called the French team.They are now one win away from a chance to win the golden vibrator.<

lol

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Fulwar Skipwith

The Z Man says he’s a bad guest, but that’s modesty haha, I had more fun when he came on our show than I have in awhile. It’s not often the interviewee flips the tables and starts asking questions.

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LineInTheSand

Rebel Yell is great says this guy born on the west coast.

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Rcocean

Nice talk, but can anyone on the Right criticize without the qualifiers and the “I don’t want to attack them, but…” attitude. Its amazing how the Right, hates attacking anyone with any passion. For example, Libertarians should be mocked, ridiculed, and attacked without mercy because they idiots -and sometimes dishonest idiots- who stand in the way of truth. They are leading people down the wrong path, and helping the enemy, knowingly or not. We’re in a war and the libertarians want us to stop thinking about the war and building weapons and talk about whether taxes are too high and… Read more »

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Lineman

Or in other words fiddling while Rome burns…I concur Brother…

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Frip

Zman: “My friend Mr. Pink used to ride around with a lifesize Ben Shapiro blowup doll in the glovebox of his car.” If he was proud about it why would he keep it folded up in the glovebox? I could see, “Mr. Pink used to ride around with a lifesize Ben Shapiro doll in the passenger seat.”

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Mike

So you want to move to Pennsylvania…….

I am sure you are aware, but just want to point out that Philly and its surrounding suburbs is a VERY vibrant place, and getting more vibrant every day…..

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