Just Walk Away

If you are over the age of forty, you have been hearing, in one form or another, the argument that you must vote Republican to keep the Left from turning America into a socialist country. The pitch gets punched up with promises on certain issues, depending upon the audience, but the basic argument has never changed. The reason to vote for the Republicans is to prevent the Left from doing socialisms. About half the time, this is enough to win elections and keep the parties equal.

It is hard to pinpoint when this argument became the standard pitch for conservatives and the GOP, but the 1990’s is a good guess. After 12 years of Republican presidents, the degenerate Bill Clinton took the helm promising all sorts of Great Society style programs, like socialized medicine. Newt Gingrich responded with the Contract with America and the GOP took the House for the first time in generations. The reason is people wanted to stop those socialisms!

In fairness, from the perspective of the standard issue conservative, the Clinton years were a golden age. Clinton started no pointless wars of choice on behalf of unnamed people working for an unnamed country. Inflation adjusted per capita spending was flat for the first time in forever. The deficit declined and there were a few years in which there was a budget surplus. Clinton even signed off on welfare reform, a long-standing conservative goal going back to the 1960’s.

Then the conservatives told everyone that Bush was a slightly retarded Reagan, who would usher in a new conservative resolution. In the Bush years the Republicans had the House, Senate and White House. Spending skyrocketed, we got two pointless wars of choice on behalf of unnamed people working for an unnamed country and they added the foundations of a police state for good measure. From the perspective of the standard issue conservative, Bush was a disaster.

In 2006 and 2008, many sensible white people did the sensible thing and walked away from the Republicans. In 2006 and 2008, the Democrats had huge electoral victories, winning the House, Senate and White House. People forget that they had veto and filibuster proof majorities in both chambers in 2008. Again, we heard the cry from Republicans that the only way to stop the bogeyman from putting socialisms on you was to vote for them so they could stop the socialisms.

Sometimes the worst thing that can happen is you get what you want. This has been the case with both standard issue conservatives and the GOP. That old pitch about voting Republican worked and it kept working, but in the process, it hollowed out both conservatism and the Republican Party. They went from being a movement with a laundry list of reforms and goals to being a collection of mediocrities at the railyard yelling “stop” for some reason.

There are a many useful lessons for dissidents in the Trump era, but one of them is that the Republican Party is no longer a plausible agent of change. They have become a negative identity, that publicly opposes whatever their good friends in the other party are pitching at the moment, but privately despises the people they represent. Thirty years ago, the call to vote Republican to stop the rollback of the Reagan years was possibly sincere, but since then it has become just another grift.

In the comments of these stories at Breitbart, we are seeing regular people wake up and begin to look forward, rather than backward. That old plea to stick with the Republicans because socialism seems to be failing. After all, they ask, if the vote will be stolen and the Republicans do nothing, what is the point of voting? What is the point of the Republican Party if they cannot be bothered to defend the very system that allows them to exist as a political party?

Republicans and Conservatives have no answer for these questions. It is why they are carrying on as if concerns about election fraud are wild conspiracy theories. Their instinct is always to repeat what the Left is saying when they are in a jam. That alone should be enough to cause people to walk away from the party, but that is not always easy to notice. Conservatives have been conditioned for generations to embrace Progressive morality, so they don’t notice it.

Regardless, the only way forward is for people to abandon the GOP entirely and let them sink into obscurity. Georgia will be the big test. The comments on conservative sites like Breitbart suggest something has snapped. These people did everything they were told, and victory was stolen from them. Now they see the party that claims to represent them defending the theft. The 2020 election may have broken the civic nationalist spell, leading to a break with the GOP.

As risky as it may sound, it is the only way forward within the rules of the current electoral system. Consider it the Flight 93 option or perhaps the denouement to the Flight 93 election. With no other options available within the rules, this is a last effort to preserve the rules by forcing the parties to defend the rules. Otherwise, we are left with John F. Kennedy’s admonition. “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.”

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128 thoughts on “Just Walk Away

      • wasn’t the first Gulf war under Bush I?

        Clinton was roasted for the somalia debacle shown in the movie “Blackhawk Down”.

          • didn’t he bomb egypt or something immediately after the lewinsky thing? First time I heard the phrase “wag the dog”

          • That was the August ’98 bombings of Sudan and Afghanistan during his grand jury testimony in the Lewinsky affair.

        • Bush I. Dick Cheney was Sec Def or Army Sec for that one. Can’t remember which, I was a young NCO and it was above my pay grade. I know now it’s always the same villains though.

      • Wait, wasn’t Gulf War I a George Bush the Elder production? Something about blatant “babies thrown out of incubators in hospitals” propaganda?

    • I bumped into some young Serb fighters at a social event shortly after that cluster. They had been more militia than soldiers. They were dumbfounded as to why they were attacked. Weren’t they part of the West now, having chucked the Communists? Didn’t we know how dangerous Islam is? Didnt we know Turkey was just going to once again expand into their lands and flood them with foreign Muslims? I offered that extermination camps make for bad optics. Again they were shocked, they said neither side had taken prisoners in the fighting. They had no qualms about their own personal… Read more »

      • The extreme violence headed for the West due to Islamic immigration alone is off the charts and so big that most normies cannot comprehend it. Especially in Europe. Take a look at Israel, and how harsh they have to be on Muslims. Same with China.

        The only “hope” is that these muslims get pozzed from liberalism and globohomo, ironically.

          • OT: or they poz for a brief time. OBL had his time as a playboy and France has noted that their “radicalized” Muslims are being drawn from the ranks of western-raised young men rejecting French society. Saint Augustus syndrome… use yourself up in the fleshpots and then go zealot.

        • western elites always had a soft spot for muslims,
          I recall some pope proposing to one of the Mehmed sultans that the muslims should join hands with catholics against orthodox christianity, said he’ll help the sultan become the greatest man beneath God, but those pesky eastern europeans thought otherwise and saved western asses countless times. british empire kept the ottoman empire alive, american empire protects turkey from russia.
          fortunately this time around western elites bypassed the eastern countries and brought muslims directly into their homelands. Happy days!

          • The British empire destroyed the Ottoman empire:World War One is a subject worthy of your attention. Turks are still very bitter about this to this day. France under Francis 1st allied with the Ottomans. The Kaiser in his book explaining the German defeat of 1918 blames Germany’s blocking(via the Berlin conference) of Russia’s advance on Istanbul to be a cause of Russian alignment with France. The Janissaries in the Ottoman armies were more likely to be Eastern Europeans. The Americans are latecomers to the party but have not gone out of their way to enhance Turkish power the way the… Read more »

          • The Crusader era became a confusing mess of loyalties and personal aggrandizement. The Templars executed some military actions on behalf the Sultan in Egypt, and El Cid fought for both Christian and Muslim warlords intermittently.

          • that happened in 1914, which was very late. there were seven great powers in the 19th century, british empire was typically allied with ottoman empire during that period, the british kept them floating. The Crimean War was a military conflict fought from October 1853 to February 1856 in which Russia lost to an alliance made up of the Ottoman Empire, the United Kingdom, Sardinia and France.  during first world war turkish grip over eastern europe was already gone, meaning british empire didn’t help orthodox christians one bit, also usa which is brit empire extension picked up the mantle and continues to support… Read more »

      • The wars against our fellow Whites in Serbia opened my eyes to the extent of the internal propaganda operations in the United States. It was the first time I fully realized how evil “our” nation is. But, hey, we can enjoy the hell out of rioting the next time our kids are told to die for our Greatest Ally, right?

          • Tell the Germans and Dutch-they seem to be squaring up to the Poles and Hungarians via the EU.
            German economic and demographic warfare against the southern European countries countinues.
            Whenever the Germans become relatively powerful they start attacking other European countries. It is considered progress when they only do it via economic and political coercion even if the strategic effects are arguably more devastating over the longterm.

      • After 911, I remember hearing “sadam hussain” and thinking, “wha?” But then I just trusted away. Must be what is right…

      • <i>strenuously denied extermination sites. I still don’t know the veracity on that either way.</i>

        It is utterly fictional.

        The International Criminal Tribunal found no mass graves. It was concluded that less than 2,000 people were killed in the ten years leading up to the Kosovo intervention, this number counting both Serbian and Kosovars, and both civilians and combattants.

      • Who cares?

        Us Europeans.

        The US-UK (and German) intervention in the Balkans created two new Mohammadan states in Europe: Bosnia and Kosovo. Together with Albania, they constitute the major bridgeheads for the Islamic mafias on the Continent.

    • Yes.

      A big red pill moment for me, personally. I was studying international politics at the time and confidently told everyone I knew that there would never be a war because there was no Security Council resolution, that, in fact, the UN observers had reported no “genocide” up until the point where they were withdrawn from Kosovo at US insistence.

      Apart from creating another Mohammadan state in Europe the Serbian War made moot the UN charter about not waging aggressive wars and simultaneously changed NATO from a defense pact into a vehicle of globalist imperialism.

      Clinton was the first Neocon.

  1. Actually I walked away after Buchanan got shafted, didn’t vote again until 2016. Now I am done for sure. You can hate your enemies so much but for traitors in your midst I have a loathing on a whole new level.

    They just got done shafting us again on immigration visas and backing away from fighting the tech oligarchs and they want our vote still? Even a few average conservatives I know have explicitly said they hope the country breaks down so we can do a rebuild. Let them all eat shyte. Let the chips fall where they may.

    • Well the newly hatched “let it burn so we can rebuild” folks best fully complete the circuit: …a future for our children. The SA-Rhodesia-Brazil-Venezuela-Yugoslavia future that will unfold after 100M newly minted paperwork American hyphen mexicans, indians, chiners, and africans stake their claim in the woke land grab of globoequality, the ability and opportunity to build anything will hinge upon capable white men forging robust tribal bonds and savagely defending them against both the remanent of a hostile State and the locust appetites of our paperwork citizens. The institutional tentacles of national party politics revealing its head may be the… Read more »

      • paperwork citizens, good one, I’m totally stealing that… Those scum were the bulk of my clients. They thought they owned this coutry They thought they had a RIGHT to be here.

    • Given how fake the 2020 presidential election was, I could see them rigging races for Republicans in the future to maintain the illusion of choice and partisanship.

      We live in a clown age where nothing is real.

      • I have experience dealing with local politicians while being on various committees, the fix is always in. They pretend to ask for your input, vote or ideas, then they do what they always were going to do. No thanks.

  2. It’s “No More Mr. Nice Guy” for politics.

    The question for the awakening of normiecon is whether he will convert the self-loathing from years of putting others first, following the rules, and lying to himself that subordinating his needs is about upholding his “principles” – and still never getting the girl, into self-determination and prioritizing his needs and those of his people ahead of all else, to be secured at any cost. Its a mind f$ck. Many do not make it to the other side. But its a start.

  3. Many of the “Republicans” now seem to be straight-up left-wing infiltrators. Not even “cucks” or special-interest whores, but literal leftists who simply pretended to be Republicans. In particular, the Republican party in Georgia (the rotten crew who want Biden to win) and South Carolina (Lindsay Graham, Tim Scott, Nikki Haley, et al.) don’t seem to be conservative in any way. The eyepatch guy is another obvious infiltrator. Once the infiltation is complete, then your choice is just two left-wing parties. Then you start to see things like unanimous votes to allow in infinity Indians and unpersoning our southern ancestors. The… Read more »

    • “Many of the ‘Republicans’ now seem to be straight-up left-wing infiltrators.”
      Mayor Bloomberg ran as a Republican, but had previously been a Democrat. Many of his policies were left-wing .. like his nanny-state rules about soft drinks, trans-fats, & smoking restrictons.
      That was nearly twenty years ago.

    • Old expression from an old and old school LA radio personality, George Putnam:

      “Democrats want socialism yesterday, Republicans want it two weeks”

    • Perdue already basically said he was looking forward to working with Biden, but somehow these clowns losing will bring in socialism. Even the most right wing nitwit can see this as a con.
      Like Z said, when Breitbart is lost, you’re in serious trouble.

  4. Contempt is the greatest weapon we have at our disposal. As David Burge said back when he was less cucked, the left kills a fine institution, guts it, then wears it as a skin suit demanding respect. Another corollary is Aslan in The Last Battle when an obvious usurper tries to con the Narnians with an obvious fraud. The right is starting to realize an institution is just people, and not some metaphysical entity, and the level of respect it should be given is equivalent to the quality of people inside said institution. The last domino to fall is when… Read more »

    • “Aslan in The Last Battle.” I fear we are more likely to experience “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.” People will forget about Aslan. It will always be winter, but Christmas will never come.

      Lord have mercy on us. Help us to be ready for the final battle.

    • The right is starting to realize an institution is just people, and not some metaphysical entity…

      Excellent point. This is the big take-away I have had. Actually, the institution has never been anything but the people.

  5. “The deficit declined and there were a few years in which there was a budget surplus”
    But the national debt went from $4trillion to $6trillion,
    far outstripping any “declines” in the deficit. Sleight of hand, substituting a huge long term debt for smaller short term deficits.

    • Nunnya,

      I think your take is closer to reality. But with the uniparty running it up to… what is it, 24T? Sort of picking nits?

    • Temporary increases in tax receipts due to the internet bubble. That popping at the end of Clinton’s second term was inevitable.

  6. The problem is – in “walking away” – you give the Dems/Left the opening they’ve been waiting for to clamp down, install permanent one party rule, & put their jackboot on the necks of all of us. We all know how radical they’ve become. They were bad before but the advent of Trump really drove them insane. Yeah – I get it – the Rep’s are a bunch of cuck, limp-wristed pussies who can’t fight, but freedom lost is seldom ever regained. They’ve denied us the soap box thru social media, denied us the ballot box vis-a-vis a stolen election,… Read more »

    • There are a lot of options before the cartridge box. The most basic example is mass civil disobedience. If every restaurant opened tomorrow, good luck closing them all down, regardless of how many guns they have.

      • Chet is right. We have options in the interim. Build optional movements, embrace the persecution, organize disruption, encourage their infighting, and BUILD COMMUNITY. Some movie I watched years ago had a rapist telling a woman that she was going to be raped. She could lay back and it could be quick and easy or if she put up a token fight… brutal and protracted. It was creepy and honestly I dont remember what her choice was. Don’t think I finished it. At this point, we are going to get raped. “This is going to happen…” is what the villain said.… Read more »

      • Overall, people suffer from “normalcy bias”. You still hear this “after Covid” talk from otherwise sane conservative people. They aren’t familiar enough with totalitarianism to realize that “after Covid” there will be the drumbeat to force the vaccine on us, then the refrain with be “the virus has mutated” (ignoring the fact that viruses ALWAYS mutate). Then there’s Covid-21, 22, and 157… Most of us here have been reading about politics and history for years and recognize what’s going on. The average small businessman doesn’t have this background. So there’s still time for a lot of people to get radicalized… Read more »

      • Exactly. Even when walking away we can exact a toll; a big ole rainbow trout hidden in the HVAC duct. How about every morning over coffee, reading Zman and other hate sites, contact one of the tattle resources for “reporting businesses that are violating the current Covid-19 restrictions” in your AO and log in a few “businesses” for them to track down? Some of my favorites include the HQ offices of my blue state senators, immigration law firms, and the coffee shops that were handing out BLM signs all summer. I only have so many burner emails so Shaneequa probably… Read more »

    • “……& put their jackboot on the necks of all of us.” Maybe true but it appears that the Republicans will do nothing to stop this anyway and may well join in.

    •  in “walking away” – you give the Dems/Left the opening they’ve been waiting for to clamp down, install permanent one party rule,
      trump had no impact in stopping that, what are you expecting from republicans with him gone?

    • With one limp wrist in the kickbacks and bribes cookie jar and the other one pointing at Trump, the only thing these losers can win is the Darwin award.

  7. Once again the trope that Clinton created a budget surplus. He did not. Government debt increased very year for the last eighty years.
    The so-called surplus under Clinton was achieved only by lumping together Social Security revenue and payments with government revenue and spending. Federal spending still was larger then federal revenue, but the Social Security revenue excess over SS payments made the combination of the two appear to be a “budget surplus.”

  8. Immigration: the only issue I’ve consistently cared about for 35 years. Democrats are honest about it. They want to replace you. They’re actually honest about their whole platform, and they push it relentlessly.

    Republicans are just awful.

  9. White people are on the Republican plantation.

    Raffensberger, Kemp, and Loeffler (at least) are crooked.

    The H1B giveaway in the middle of a “pandemic” is the last straw. The era of fighting at the ballot box is over.

    • Mark it: that will be remembered (not reported, but remembered) as one of the greatest political mistakes in history. It was the last straw even for some cucks.

    • Can someone explain to me why Utah isn’t tar and feathering Mike Lee for spearheading the H1B treason?

      Some of the Mormons that I know are civic nationalist universalists and have said to me that we should fill up all the empty spaces in flyover country with people, immigrants presumably. I guess it’s all about more conversions to Christ.

      • And Lee will be reelected. And Romney too. Because the magic LDS de-coder ring will tell them to do it. Because they are that stupid. Half the women in porn are ex-mormons. It’s easy for them as they’re used to getting a load in the mouth from UT politicians all the time.

  10. Exactly. It’s not easy stepping out of the comforts of the GOP and it’s Shaun Hannities and Rush Limbaugh’s. I even like Rush, he is a good guy, but the GOP as constituted now with few exceptions has the mindset of Funeral Directors and Insurance Salesmen.
    Grifters.
    And we are going to need Atilla the Hun or Braveheart as we go forward.
    Until we get such men? I am going to withdraw from the theatre.

    • I still have the AM talk radio station on in my car, out of habit. As I drive I hear snippets of Rush Limbaugh, the people filling in for him as he dies, not to mention to little kike Shapiro and the other one Levin. When I was listening to these people in the 90’s, were they saying basically the same thing or has my own mindset changed so radically over the past 20 years that I see through every platitude and lie? Just yesterday the five minutes I heard from the Limbaugh fill in was going on and on… Read more »

    • What is amazing is how much hatred it has engendered in Normies. I was talking to some very white bread family members last night and they make us here seem quite tame.

  11. There’s still a huge amount of denial. Which will be gone by February. We’re used to Hollywood endings. Bruce Willis at the end of Die Hard with the blanket over him and some coffee. That’s not how the world works. The world is more of a European art film with no epilogue. Biden wins…FIN. I’m actually enjoying the torture of the Trumpians. The carefully crafted Fox News matrix is flickering around them. They’re seeing two black cats. Laws of physics being violated. Did Trump sign the Mike Lee half million new pajeet bill? If I could drive to Vegas and… Read more »

  12. ” socialisms” Vintage Z right there. I actually could see the State stealing the Georgia run-offs FOR the Republicans to try to prop up the illusion the United States remains a functional democracy. The absolute fear on the faces of GOP leaders, along with all pillars of the State, tells the tale. Most people now realize the United States is an illegitimate, evil regime. There is a possible majority who actively hate the country now. Groups such as the hilariously named Lincoln Project are running commercials on freaking Fox, which has collapsed right along with support for the government, touting the… Read more »

    • They’re being used like rubes because they are rubes. Half of them decamped to Newsmax, which is a FNC clone, but with different names for the talking heads. And they skew older. Once someone is over 40, he or she is generally locked into place for life, politically speaking. God created grim death to change things up.

      • I’ll have to say some of these types in my circles have been quite radicalized by both the lockdowns and this election theft. And they are a bit on the old side, too.

        • I know a jew in New York, a normiecon ben Shapiro Erick Erickson watcher who suddenly went to 100 since the election and now supports the militias being called out in favour of trump. Idk what that means exactly. But if it’s any indication even milquetoast conservatives are mad as hell

    • I made this comment above.

      When Loeffler wins it will be even more proof that elections are entirely fake. Her husband is connected to China and she bought a Mao portrait.

  13. The only exception I would recommend is local and state elections , It REALLY matters who your county sheriff and prosecutor are. The primaries are more important than the general election too. but for the house,senate and president, why perpetuate the lie that there is a choice.

    • Correct. It is why the communists now field DA candidates. They know. It is very important to have sheriffs and DA’s who openly despise the federal government.

    • I used to believe that – decades ago. But I quit voting even locally (made a stupid exception in 2016) after every bond issue I voted against won, and every pajeet and Han candidate won, and the idiot White women workers gushed over the black head of the local repukes. Perhaps if you live in a small, rural town, voting might still be useful, but not in the ‘burbs, particularly here in Texas. I despise electoral politics and faux democracy and want it all to burn.

  14. “These people did everything they were told, and victory was stolen from them” Blatantly stolen! And then told they’re crazy for noticing. It’s like somebody walked into your house, while you’re home and you have cameras, stole a bunch of stuff from you, you called the police, show them the video and they said “Oh no that didn’t happen”. I’m not so worried about the jackboots coming down because of too much diversity which will inevitably descend into tribalism. I think its just going to look like a game of whack a mole. Though it’s definitely going to hurt when… Read more »

  15. Scaring us with socialism will stop working at some point. The biggest capitalists–Gates, Buffet, Zuckerberg, the Google founders–are all Democrats. The stock market has done quite well since Biden was declared the President elect. That said, if I lived in Georgia, I would be voting for the two establishment Republican candidates. Keeping the Senate will keep the Democrats from packing the court and adding two more states. I know we can’t vote our way out of this mess, but we can use voting to slow down the total takeover by the left. 2022 will be a time to elect our… Read more »

    • Oh, just stop with the useless GOP talking points already. If you lived in Utah, you sound like you would vote to re-elect H1B Lee.
      But you’re in Ohio, so I guess Kasich was your man.
      And 2024 won’t matter if the 2020 fraud is allowed to stand.

    • You’re still singing the same old song, the ‘conservative judges’ will save us. Like Amy Barrett and her Haitian chil’run and feeling ‘devastated’ by black saint whasisname’s death by the popo.

  16. As to the Flight 93 aspects of the recent elections, it’s as if the plane is hijacked, you break into the cockpit, you find the Democrat in the pilot seat flying the plane, and there is the Republican, sitting in the co-pilot seat, doing nothing. He says, yes, it looks bad, but it’s not quite as bad as it looks. He tells you it will all work out, maybe next time for sure, just go back and sit in your seat, and have the stewardess bring you a stiff drink.

  17. Trump always faced an uphill battle. I for one am grateful for all we got from him. Superhuman, really. He rode a bucking bronco for longer than anyone expected. He showed people how to fight against the odds. Has anyone learned anything? “Walk away” to what? “Regardless, the only way forward is for people to abandon the GOP entirely and let them sink into obscurity. ” This seems about as well thought out as the Antifa plan. Wreck everything and then the promised land will emerge. Burn it all down and then what? Wait for a savior? Kill yourself? This defeatism… Read more »

    • Trump’s only real or lasting legacy is that he becomes an avatar for the resistance; a sort of rallying cry or totem. It may not be justified based upon his actual real-world achievements but these things seldom are.

      • This is a very important point. Trump’s actual achievements were inadvertent but yuge, among them the illumination of how grubby and corrupt of a shithole the United States is. The failed coup attempt already had many people radicalized and this election theft has thrown fuel on the fire.

    • Which borders?

      The gop was fighting to not flood the country with 3rd world scab h1b labour, in the middle of an economic pandemic?

      Oh wait…

  18. The last thing Assange tweeted out before he was taken down is this:

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    No one in mass media writes about the CFR anymore but they were the primary target of the John Birch society, and the CFR controls foreign policy to this day. That video where Biden bragged about getting the Burisma prosecutor fired? That was at a CFR event. Behind the CFR is the big banks – JPMorgan and Citibank – that control the Federal reserve.

    The intelligence agencies are rightly called the deep state, but the core of the deep state is the big banks. philosophically their biggest sin is fractional reserve banking, which is always prone to failure and always requires a sucker – the public – to bail them out.

    The whole system is rotten and needs to be torn down. Usury is a sin for a reason.

    If you get a chance, read The Shadows of Power by James Perloff. It is extensively documented and the logic in it is air tight. Written in the 1980s, it is as relevant now as it was then.

    There is very much an organized conspiracy going on, and it is by a couple of Jewish banking families to create a one world government. America has been too rich compared to other nations to allow it to come about, which is why they have an ongoing war against our country’s wealth.

  19. The idea that if Republicans go, then everything will be fine is insane. Things can get far, far worse than they are now. Just look at England. No right of self defense at all. Muslims gangs can rape your daughter and you have no legal remedy. If you say politically incorrect things online you can go to jail. Quitting and accepting defeat is totally cucked up. If Zman isn’t fundamentally a cuck then he needs to put forth a better plan to fight back. I don’t see it. Rolling over and letting your enemies have their way with your country… Read more »

    • Correct. Sure, dissident – walk away. That’ll learn ’em real good, won’t it. Just an offhand question though – what will you do once you ‘walk away’? When the left wins, you go from getting socialisms in a trickle to getting it in a torrent. I love the dissidents, but this is where they fall flat on their face. They have no plan whatsoever in moving forward. They are as nebulous and wishy-washy as Conservative Inc. I get it. The players are corrupt, and the game is rigged. What do we do to change the game? Because, without a game… Read more »

    • The idea that if Republicans go, then everything will be fine is insane.

      No one is saying that, so please restart your brain addressing what is being said, rather than what you wish was said.

        • Z’s plan is to lay low and build slow. All of you know this by now. But like children you keep asking the same question hoping you’ll force a different answer. Instead of continuing to ask, you should just state: “I have no patience for that. I want it fixed now!” Remember to stomp your feet as you type it.

        • Maybe it is not the Z man’s job to come up with a plan. Maybe we should use a little personal responsibility and have our own plan. I have one you can too.

          • Nonsense.
            If you want me to join you in walking away from the game, you’d better have an alternative. If you want a voice in what comes next – you have to have something other than a shrug.
            I was afraid of this. Normies are coming out of hibernation, and all we can do is bitch about what happened while they slept…

          • I did not ask you to join anything. I said it is everyone’s job to take personal responsibility. I not walking away from anything. These bastards have been screwing us for decades. Since you do not know how I conduct myself you might show a little restraint. Yes we have trouble, but It may be less than helpful to mount that horse of superiority prematurely until you articulate your plan or reread what I wrote.

        • What is your ‘plan’ after voting repuke for decades has conserved NOTHING and has put the Dems in total control? Insanity is doing the same thing, over and over again, and expecting different results.

      • What Zman is saying is Republicans losing forces them to change and address what they always ignore. Even Trickle down economics was said the GOP would stop if they lost some big national defeat. They need tough love to get better.

    • Ridding ourselves of the traitors IS the first and essential step that must be taken in order to fight back effectively. The reconquista is a process, not an event.

    • What would happen to you if you raised the topic of interracial crime stats,especially rape, in public and in front of some GOPe politician? Critical Race theory, Affirmative Action, Disparate Impact,BLM all began in the US. England’s cities weren’t being burnt down for months by BLM/Antifa with the support of local and national politicians. Mandatory racial awareness lessons in companies are a product of the American genius.The explicit calls in public for genociding whites,again,began in the US. This idea that the US is some Rightwing paradise versus the Leftist hellholes of Europe is cartoonish. Western countries are all declining but… Read more »

    • Civic nationalists who believe that voting is a form of meaningful political action in a system such as this is just…
      What kind of a cuck believes that the people who literally bent the knee to BLM are going to do anything for you just because you VOTED?
      Why it’s exactly the same as crosiing the Delaware at Christmas.
      Muscular voting for globalists will save the day.

  20. Mark Twain said it best-over 100 years ago:
    1)”If voting made any difference, they wouldn’t let us do it.”
    2)”There is no distinctly criminal class in America, except congress”

  21. Unicorn hypergamy picks up the scent of dead men walking, the herd constellates, the stampede ensues. Gird your loins and prepare for the sh😶t test of the century.

  22. This is the post of the year on the Z Blog. Once again, Z Man tells people what they need to hear, not what they want to hear. I’m tired of the “but the Democrats are so much worse” or “we need to buy time” arguments from battered GOP housewives. Again, we heard the cry from Republicans that the only way to stop the bogeyman from putting socialisms on you was to vote for them so they could stop the socialisms. I’d go even further and say, bring on the socialism! Someone on Twitter pointed out that Republicans already dole… Read more »

    • Beautiful rant, and true. White people have to get over their ‘principles’ and ‘doing the right thing.’ America has been a dead man walking for years. Social trust and community capital are things for homogeneous societies, not a maggot-ridden corpse. We are the suckers if we don’t try to get what we can of what’s left and use it for our own people.

    • We’ve had socialisms for the very rich and very poor since I’ve been alive, and dog-eat-dog capitalism for the working- and middle- classes. If bailouts were justified, they should have come with massive strings attached to the benefit of the average American working stiff taxpayer.

  23. “Spending skyrocketed, we got two pointless wars of choice on behalf of unnamed people working for an unnamed country and they added the foundations of a police state for good measure.”

    Open borders too, and lectures about our moral failings for not liking it. That said, I never got why Bush made the left so crazy. His ideological godfathers were LBJ and Nixon, not Reagan, and his overt piety and sanctimoniousness was borrowed from the Jimmy Carter playbook.

    • Reagan wasn’t sanctimonious and open borders? Even his Challenger speech was overrated. Just another con man in a dogshit brown suit who was selling out the white middle class. The rot just wasn’t seen yet outside the rustbelt states.

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