This week has been nothing but a struggle. For some reason, the PC I use to record the show reconfigured itself one night. That meant all of my audio settings were set to the default. That meant I had to spend too much time relearning how to set them back to what I prefer. I think I got them back to pretty much where they need to be, but the audio may sound a little weird in places.
It was also hard finding material that I found interesting. Maybe it is just the summer doldrums setting in early, but life seems boring of late. Part of it is the media is busy making the Vegetable-in-Chief sound like a statesman, which is far less exciting than it sounds. The novelty of having a dementia patient in the White House has worn off and we are left with the reality.
That reality is that there was never any reason for Biden to be president, other than he was the only option they had to replace Trump. Once he scrawled what he thinks is his name on the executive orders they put in front of him, there was nothing left on the agenda. The long temper tantrum no longer has a reason, so the stasis of late empire decline is back, which means nothing happens.
The only potential for something interesting to happen is if they snuff out the vegetable and install Harris. She is revealing herself to be dumber and shallower than anyone imagined. She is fumbling the softest of questions from the most obsequious of reporters. It seems impossible, but she may have less cognitive function than her boss and he is close to brain dead.
All that said, in clown world there is always another act warming up off-stage, so something will come along to provide content. Now that the Covid restrictions are lifting, all of the pent-up mayhem from our vibrant community can blossom. At some point, the media will have to take notice of that reality. Even conservatives are starting to notice that diversity may not be a strength.
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This Week’s Show
Contents
- 00:00: Opening
- 02:00: Uptight Whitey
- 17:00: No Dignity (Link)
- 32:00: Libertarian Bashing (Link)
- 47:00: Immigration (Link)
- 57:00: Closing (Be Like Me)
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It doesn’t matter if Madame Harris is dumber than a salamander. She’s a multiple minority figurehead who will never make a decision more meaningful than her choice of morning coffee. Career nomenclatura are in place to determine policy, engineer tactics and response, Elections are a theatrical performance designed to provide free content for the media and serious income to the election industry. In the 2016 fiasco each vote tabulated in the national joke cost a little over $13 dollars in increasingly depreciated US funds.
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The Jared Taylor vs Donald Trump points are a lot like the dialectic vs rhetoric points Vox Day makes in one of his anti-SJW books.
Fire has to be fought with fire.
VD’s other issues aside, those books make good points about dealing with that crowd.
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Vox Day’s analysis of Dialect vs. Rhetoric is significant. They are two different languages. Many, probably most leftists don’t speak dialectic, and don’t understand it, so only rhetoric works for them and it’s the only way to make them shriek and sputter.
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Did anyone ever explain dialectic to him? There used to be a long running thread on Reddit mocking him for it.
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“There is nothing wrong with saying jew”
I’m not sure about that. I heard that Hitler once said jew
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I once tried to read “Mein Kampf”. I couldn’t keep focused. I’m sure it had more important points, but the phrase I recall the most is “Admission one mark. No Jews or Communists.” 😀
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I’m a couple hundred pages into a thousand page Hitler biography, published in 1975, bough it for a quarter at a second hand store. This gets discussed from time to time, but the approach authors could take to certain subjects was certainly different before the cultural Marxists gained complete control of public discourse.
I’m into Hitler’s imprisonment after the Beer Hall Putsch and so far the author’s provided little more than factual accounts. If anything he’s pointing out issues in which Hitler hurt his own cause. For example, his extreme focus on (((race))) made the National Socialists into a party of negative identity. Coupled to that, the author expressed dismay that even in the early 20’s Hitler already had his eyes on the Soviet breadbasket, a tactical error that would cost him dearly in the end.
Overall, it’s almost eerie to read a book in which the author doesn’t feel compelled to remind us every few pages that this Adolf guy is, like, literally Hitler.
The reason white people get nervous talking about race is that if you pull that thread and unravel it… you see all kinds of other threads unravelling too. Like the Joos, the queers and perverts, the wahmen, That in turn will affect the way you look at your family, at politics, at sportzball, at religion… and that is scary stuff. The fear for them is that after all that, they will look in the mirror and see the guy that spits on his hands, hoists the black flag and starts slitting throats. It’s scary stuff. In my family, they broke up rather than confront the truths.
The problem with red pills is that you can take them like a man, or you can take them as involuntary suppositories. It’s a good thing though. My elderly mother was the shittiest of the shitlibs and two years ago she called me a nazi and never wanted to see me again. She actually started talking to me again early last month. The old bitch is still pozzed as hell, but she minds her mouth now because even she can see that the dissidents are right about a lot of things.
The dissidents have to be patient; these things are going to take time.
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Yes, it’s all very interconnected. Truly accepting the red pill basically means that you accept everything you did in your life was wrong; inverted.
There’s alot of Boomer guys out there who did all the “right things” in marriage. Nice guy, good job, beta – still gets divorce raped. There’s alot of Gen X and Millenial guys who said all the right things racially and still can’t advance in their corporate career. Virtue signalling on LinkedIn about Ramadan or BLM doesn’t help you. Funny to see Gen Z in Canada complaining about housing prices, and then yell about how white supremacy is evil and mass immigration is good.
Being bluepilled will not help you advance in any way. It makes you a loser. And losers lose at life. It’s hard to accept though, especially since you can’t really fault somebody for just going along with what they’ve been taught from a young age.
As far as the fear of looking in the mirror and seeing a warrior goes… well, it’s only scary from a blue pill perspective. Most of your ancestors were probably in some kind of military. Embrace the warrior spirit and let it juice you up. Thousands of years of European metal clashing runs in your body. They didn’t do it so that your fat ass can sit on the couch watching Tyrone Jenkins toss a ball around. Harness it.
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Xer here.
I’ve tuned out the corporate racial stuff as much as possible.
I consider myself to have a job rather than a career and do the minimum to keep the checks coming.
Sad part is, that’s still more productive output than most of the United Colors of Bennetton and the alphabet soup people.
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Red pilling is binary: you either are red-pilled or you aren’t. Further red-pilling leads to black-pilling or despair.
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Life in the 21st century: “…boredom punctuated by moments of extreme terror.”
Fear not Zman, there are plenty of things in the near horizon that will solve your ennui. Biowar, hyperinflation, massive civil unrest once it becomes clear the scale of fraud in the last election, the coming climate change totalitarian regimes, dogs sleeping with cats, take you pick.
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Just wait until they block the sail foams of people who haven’t had their kill shot, the way Punjab, Pakistan plans to do:
https://www.rt.com/news/526262-punjab-pakistan-sim-card-vaccine/
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Interesting—not—that the verbal excuse is that these unvaccinated people are *endangering* the life of the *vaccinated* people! That’s Punjab scientific reasoning (logic?) for you.
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Judging by the headlines coming out of the Western part of the country, you can add drought to that list.
Seriously, guys – stock up on water purification tabs and emergency food while you still can.
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Or, if possible, find a job in a part of the country that gets good consistent rainfall and move there.
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Yeah, I have to say, I’ve got nothin’. The summer sure is boring! But I’m sure some Vibrant will get himself shot by a cop here sometime soon… or if he doesn’t, well, there are always false flags to fly. These people are drama addicts, so there will be some drama, even if it kills them (“it’s me nature,” said the scorpion to the frog). But before that happens, yeah, there’s Kamala, the walking, talking proof that no matter how cynical you think you are about the Coalition of the Fringes, it’s always so much worse. The comedy potential of that hosebag having the nuclear football is off the charts. So laugh, comrades! Be happy! That’s the second-best revenge you can take on the sour scolds who are trying to ruin us.
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I’m holding out for the first best, myself.
If it’s any reassurance, the President can’t just push the button because he/she/xe is having a bad day. You need more than one person’s approval.
Of course, if you want to nurse your nightmare, here’s an angle: the same demographics and policies that select our Presidents also select the administrators, the other Cabinet officers, military, etc.
Yeah, we’re screwed. 🙁
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I think a coup is more likely than Harris taking office. If the election audits show Trump the winner—and I think they will—it’s possible the White House could lose control of the military.
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Man is bound to obey secular princes in so far as this is required by order of justice. Wherefore if the prince’s authority is not just but usurped, or if he commands what is unjust, his subjects are not bound to obey him. – St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa theologiae
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I’ll see your Aquinas, and raise you Marsilius of Padua: “Marsilius agrees with Aristotle that the purpose of government is the rational fulfillment of humans’ natural desire for a “sufficient life.” However, he goes beyond Aristotle in embracing a form of republicanism that views the people as the only legitimate source of political authority. Sovereignty lies with the people, and the people should elect, correct, and, if necessary, depose its political leaders.”
That’s wikipedia, but it’s close enough. If we’re ever going to get over the Enlightenment –as we must– we’re going to have to give those old medieval dudes a second look. (Added bonus: Since this is recondite stuff that the #woke have never heard of — you know, since the only books they’ve read are Harry Potter and Fifty Shades of Gray — it won’t show up on auto-searches for badthink).
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I’d bet there are at least a few officers, probably disgruntled colonels, that have had that conversation about the unthinkable in a quiet park far away from DC.
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I’m not military, but I just can’t fathom remaining enlisted and submissive if I found out the presidential election was a sham. Really, what’s the point of serving if the certain powers are able to completely override the people? And how can you possibly justify fighting to bring democracy to other countries if your country is a cheat?
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President Obama lost control of the military once. Remember during the Syrian bombing campaign when the US military was assisting the Jihadist rebels with air support? A US pilot said “I didn’t sign up to join the Al-Qaeda Air Force.”
Then someone provided the Syrian military with the coordinates to rebel positions and the Syrians blew the hell out of them. Those coordinates could have come only from the US military. The story was published for about three days then disappeared.
It was clear treason and whomever did it had balls of steel. I’ll bet the top brass remembers and they’re getting a sinking feeling in their stomachs about now.
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“The only potential for something interesting to happen is if they snuff out the vegetable and install Harris. She is revealing herself to be dumber and shallower than anyone imagined. She is fumbling the softest of questions from the most obsequious of reporters. It seems impossible, but she may have less cognitive function than her boss and he is close to brain dead.”
Gee, hire to meet a quota and see what happens.
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Harris as president will be a good thing for the DR
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Lack of dignity is the rule of the day. The vile Jeffrey Toobin has reemerged in possibly the most shameless interview of CNN history.
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Hbd at work?
An 80 year old dementia patient is still better at following his scripts than a 50 year old negress.
Ol’ joe is still putting on the fake charm. Kamala never had any charm other than her p*ssy to start with and is just a nasty, miserable, wretched, aging whore.
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Harris is one of the few Democrats the leftists I know dislike and find repellent. She’s a ticking time bomb and the Dissident Right, even if just among friends and family, can exploit her meltdowns as proof of the failure of diversity.
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My local pharmacy had one of the morning “news” shows as I was waiting. They had a clip from the YUK’s Boris about the upcoming Biden visitation,
He described Biden , apparently without satirical intent as “a breath of fresh air”.
The end, surely, is nigh,
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Jared Taylor demonstrates the limitations of optics. Taylor always speaks respectfully and carries himself with dignity. He comes off as a good-natured gentleman. Doesn’t matter. He has the wrong opinions and that means that he must be deemed a White supremacist and be relegated to the margins.
Optics are important in terms of trying to convert normies to our side of the great divide. We need to present a friendly and welcoming face to those normies. Nevertheless, optics make no difference in the media coverage that one receives (or doesn’t receive). Does Antifa represent good optics? Of course not. They exhibit the worst optics imaginable. That is wholly irrelevant because Antifa enjoys the full support of the establishment. Whether one is in or out of favor is of greater consequence than optics.
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Optics is another way of saying “standards.” This is what many miss. Maintaining standards requires a positive identity. It is not about “owning the libs” or anything like that. It is about repelling weirdos and losers who always bring down a movement.
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Hmmm thinking out loud but there was one very powerful movement which recruited exclusively from the ranks of weirdos and losers.
And when the Pharisees saw this, they said to his disciples, “Why does your teacher eat with tax collectors and sinners?” But when he heard it, he said, “Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick. Go and learn what this means: ‘I desire mercy, and not sacrifice.’ For I came not to call the righteous, but sinners” Matt 9:11-13
Of course there were standards for The Way. The Apostle Paul set the framework for believers and if you believed something contrary, out you went. So weirdos are useful but only if they toe the line.
Even if you aren’t a Christian, studying early Christianity might be very useful learning tactics against the Leviathan.
Christianity created a tiny high-trust society inside a large low-trust society. Many people moved to Rome to earn a living. Subsequently they were lonely and vulnerable. Christians could eat dinner in a communal dining room. They would take care of you if you were sick. They would bury you when you died.
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Yes, that was the Christian’s strength in those days and times. Ironically, in these days and times, it is their weakness.
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True enough, but he always called them to repent (“go and sin no more”). He certainly didn’t make his “movement” about sacralizing human depravity and uncouthness. St James taught that leaders are to be held to higher behavioural standards than everyone else (3:1). And Jesus himself was perfect, and perfectly willing to ostracize people, like the Pharisees, from his kingdom for not conducting themselves a certain way. Our blog host’s point is simply that undignified freaks hardly make for compelling leaders, and is not exactly refuted by your rather hamfisted comparison the Christianity.
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Someone needs to do that, to be the respectable, “thought wheelhouse” of the cause. We also have to face the fact that it’s hardly Mr. Taylor’s fault that “better dead than offend” whites haven’t taken up his message.
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It’s important to note, though, that antifa has no general support among the people at large and that, importantly, institutional support of antifa has made the institutions less trustworthy and respectable in the eyes of the people. Respect is a precondition of support and loyalty, and the ruling class, by shielding antifa, has sown the seeds of their own destruction. Just because it isn’t happening fast enough your liking doesn’t mean it isn’t happening.
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My sense of things lately is that Jared is starting to embrace and have fun with the “dark side” thing. I guess he figures if they are going to equate me with the devil, have some fun with it.
You see it in his video podcasts where the entire screen is pitch black exdcept for his face glowing, bringing to mind the chiascaro of a religious painting
It’s quite effective and does give the podcast a tension that is both playful and deathly serious at the same time
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Chiaroscuro
Stupid auto correct
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Just got an email from my bank celebrating Juneteenth. How far does this pozzed nonsense go. BTW, I joined this bank years ago because I was fed up with Bank of America and this bank was a local concern. Well leviathan bought them out and it’s been nothing but people of color on their ads and website. Never even seen a black person in there.
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BLM, homo month, Ramadan, my company has good full woke since the riots of St. Floyd.
A white guy recently ran over some Muslims with his truck and we had so much crap about that. Can’t stand these coward white guys promoting this.
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I don’t understand how the joggers and the poofters are expected to share honors this month. The former is generally inclined to dislike the latter and now they have share the stage in the grievance Olympics?
Just the other day, our HR sent out an email saying, “BTW, we just figured out that Juneteenth is a holiday now, and since it falls on Saturday, you can take a paid day off 30 days before or after” It’s supposed to be a day of reflection and education on why you should hate yourself and your ancestors, although they left that part unsaid.
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The irony is not lost on me. We were celebrating Muslims as The Most Important People during Ramadan. 2 weeks later, homosexuals are The Most Important People Ever.
2 subversive groups being used to destroy white, Christian society.
To me, it’s very childish. It’s like giving a little kid a special hat in class because it was his birthday. I would frankly be embarrassed if it were happening to my group. Do Muslims feel that though? Do they know that they’re just another Globohomo token of the same variety as homosexuals?
Who knows. I don’t talk to any non white except strictly for work purposes.
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I don’t even know wtf Juneteenth means so, please, I beg the commenters to leave me in my blissful ignorance of, what is no doubt, a fresh outrage against my people. I’ve had more than enough of the stupid.
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A black guy told me that it’s day from Texas where the slaves didn’t know the Yankees had won and that they were no longer slaves and free to go. So Juneteenth is that day they were ifnormed of the fact and all started jumping up and down and twerking over their newfound freedom.
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David. You can say that again. Taking out a few dollars from the ugly teller at my bank, I was presented the usual dump of “commercials” on the screen. One after the other displaying smiling Blacks and Hispanics utilizing all of the bank’s “services”. Notably absent was even one ad displaying a White person.
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Well, It’s not African-American Lives Matter, is it; so what’s wrong with saying “black people”.
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That is going to be a new theme, we can’t lift the lockdowns because large gatherings invite Africans mass shooting each other.
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Harris was picked for two reasons: because she isn’t White, and because she’s a she. Shame she didn’t have the integrity to admit as much.
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So, three reasons.
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Thanks to those Enron assholes, I’ve had to spend endless hours going through SOX audits.
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Last night I happened to turn on the TV and there was a new game show called The Cube. This caught my interest because I’ve seen this show in the UK and was curious how it would play out. Mainly involves challenges requiring good coordination, agility and athleticism. The host is black and the first contending couple were also black, very athletic and did quite well – won $50k. They then showed a preview of the next episode with a white couple that looked like the graduated from awkward school with an advanced degree in clumsiness. Pathetic.
What made me laugh was when the host asked the winning couple how the $50k will change their lives, they immediately spewed out “now we can give back to the community”. I’ve noticed this line frequently from black people when asked about their money in a public forum. What the hell does this mean? If all these folks are giving back to the community it certainly isn’t apparent when passing through those communities. The coordination of the message is quite impressive, but the outcome is not.
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It means buy display items like cars or jewelry. This strikes white people as weird, as whites assume it means charity. For example, it is not unusual for a black preacher to have a Mercedes paid for by the congregation that is working class. Black identity is communal.
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“See our tribe! See our headman! How rich, how strong! We are well fed!”
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Oh, a personal thanks, Zman, I was raised/live near Jigtown; I could never figure out why those numerous, tiny, impoverished churches didn’t resent the living he!! out of their retired Cadillac preachers, who always build nice houses with iron fence a couple miles further out in the farmland.
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(PS- formerly nice houses, they always end up looking like auto junkyards.)
The communal aspect is also partly, “look at how rich I must be if I can afford to support this guy’s lifestyle.”
I swear, I’ll convert to full Episcopalian if only the Good Lord Above would give us Madame President-for-Life Kamala Harris.
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Never go full Episcopalian.
New video potentially confirms January 6th as an op where Deep State auxiliaries BLMtifa led credulous deplorables right into the figurative kill box:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/06/deep-state-doj-corrupt-politicians-refusing-release-thousands-hours-video-jan-6-capital-short-video-reason/
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Those “dumb” guys obsessed with wodden doors confirmed this months ago.
The CivNats on Gab are fun to watch. By sheer coincidence I joined Gab in January along with all of the J21ers. (I was never on Twitter and joined Gab because I happened to hit Z-Man’s Gab link and thought that it might be a good idea. Nothing to do with Trump.)
They came over from Twitter expecting to be embraced by Gab users and are stunned to get push back over their colorblind beliefs. They always just assumed that only the Dems were “racist,” that no conservative would ever notice race and ethnicity.
When hit by race realism, the J21ers don’t know what to do. It’s pretty funny. They just point and sputter about racism and you shouldn’t see color, saying the same things that people said to them on Twitter. They have no real ability to respond. It never dawned on them that they would need to respond because they assumed no one would ever bring up these issues in calm and thoughtful way.
Thinking about race is just wrong to these people, so their only response is “it’s wrong to bring this up.” If you mentioned that other races do see race and organize as a race, the J21ers just say that it’s wrong for anyone to do that. When you point out that colorblind civic nationalism is leading to Whites becoming a discriminated against minority, they say the same thing, “people shouldn’t discriminate against anyone.”
The level of discomfort that these people feel is hard to describe. They viscerally hate talking about race, especially white people talking about race.
And that’s just the more secular J21ers. Ain’t no colorblind CivNat like a Christian colorblind CivNat, which is a shame because we really need Christians on our side.
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I’m the same and joined Gab around then too
Mainly b/c I enjoyed reading the comments and at some point you had to join to keeping being allowed to read them
I’d comment on Z’s threads over on Gab, but he has this thing where if your profile is not public he puts you into his mute motel.
So before I start commenting I would like to make sure I am doing it right and my profile is public so I don’t get sent to the sad mute motel. So any pointers are welcome.
Yeah, I block anyone commenting from a private account. Almost always, the privates are instigators. I also block stupid people, which means my block list is bigger than most follower counts.
Citizen: Husband recounted a very telling anecdote last night. Back right before Covid hysteria he had to take a business trip to the East Coast and stopped in Virginia to visit old friends (most of them now retired or ‘contractors’ for various govt. agencies). He was explaining how/why we put our sons in private Christian schools, and mentioned that 70% of the public school students were Oriental or subcons. One guy’s wife (who was the daughter of a Foreign Service Officer herself and then married another, so has lived almost all her life overseas and definitely has a ‘global’ identity) responded “Is that a problem?” My husband calmly explained that it was, and why.
Anyhow, this same couple (with whom we vacationed while we were all posted overseas in separate but nearby countries) have texted that they are now looking to move from their Virginia home. They’re looking for some sort of ‘estate’ type property in Florida or the South but find the prices a bit shocking. This woman would cut you dead socially if you were so gauche as to notice race, and will never, ever admit to herself that Virginia’s rapidly browning and yellowing demographics make her uncomfortable. They’ll discover soon enough that wherever they move, despite the cost, their beloved diversity will follow them.
Just your quintessential upper-middle class White urban female. The type who infest your DC area neighborhood, and have now overrun Virginia, and threaten anywhere else. They’re all ‘nice’ as can be in theory, but in practice they will viciously police everyone else’s speech and thoughts. I realize I ought to be more charitable, but this entitled and willfully blind woman deserves a massive dose of diversity close up and personal. And even then she will still deny noticing anything. Just like all the civnats you notice on Gab.
Dear Z,
I’ve just returned from a week in your backyard. (NSA surveillance vans don’t set up themselves.) Business in DuPont-ville and Lagos and then four days I drove a fun curve through rural areas to upstate NY circling down to Newark and my flight back to Chicago.
You’ve got some beautiful country along the back roads. Hot as hades though, even when pouring rain, and I was stuck on a single lane behind an Amish wagon and a bowel-evacuating horse for five long miles and one smelly chassis. (I’m one-eighth Swiss-German Mennonite.) In the small towns you can see and smell the meth, I had a tatted Millennial waiter who looked like a clinical case and was twitching visibly.
But oh! the vibrancy in the urban territories. Our joggers are more obstinate and chippy than yours, but our joggers can actually function if they wish to. Your joggers are easily some of the dumbest bipeds I have ever encountered, and I’ve solo trekked through jungles filled with actual poo-flinging monkeys. You may want to consider the Maine coast for retirement. It’s tidey-whidey.
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In Baltimore, the talented tenth boiled off in the 70’s and 80’s. They followed the whites to the suburbs. The next tenth boiled off in the 80’s and 90’s, leaving a population a full SD below the corresponding population in the surrounding counties. The result is large swaths of Baltimore are not quite Somalia, but close, hence the nickname, Lagos on the Chesapeake.
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“At some point, the media will have to take notice of that reality.”
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha……..(catch breath)ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha…..(pass out due to lack of oxygen).
You knucklehead! Always with the jokes!