Our Conservative Enemies

Hunting around for material this week, I stumbled on some stuff from Conservative Inc. that reminded me of why so many of us threw in the towel on them and made the journey to this side of the great divide. It also reminded me that there are lots of people just starting the journey from Buckley conservatism or libertarianism. A lot of things readers and listeners here take for granted, they are just experiencing. It’s why it is necessary to go back and play the standards once in a while. So, I have a show about cuck-bashing.

A funny thing I discovered while doing research is that The Weekly Standard website is now for subscribers only. They used to post their stuff to the public, but now you need a sub to read their articles. What that means is my posts now have more readers than anything at the Weekly Standard. They claim 65K subscribers as of 2012, which is probably down to 50K now, maybe less. This site gets about 100K unique readers every month. My heart is an alligator. Let’s hope their numbers continue to fall.

It’s not all good news. I saw that one of the dingbats NRO hires to churn out pap for them was on twitter demanding someone be purged. The fact that any young people still think that crap is edgy or relevant means there is still plenty of work to be done. Like it or not, the cuck-o-sphere still has a vast audience for their surrender ideology. That’s why it is important to keep going over these arguments about the futility of Buckley conservatism and the danger of subversive neocons like Ben Shapiro.

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. I’m now on Spotify, so the millennials can tune in when not sobbing over white privilege and toxic masculinity.

This Week’s Show

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The iTunes Page

Spotify

Google Play Link

iHeart Radio

Full Show On Spreaker

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Epaminondas
Member
5 years ago

Romney is the new Nelson Rockefeller of GOP liberalism. To call him an anti-Southern bigot is an act of restraint on my part. The fact that the people of Utah fall for this jerk is making me re-think what kind of cucks live in Utah.

Din C. Nuffin
Din C. Nuffin
Reply to  Epaminondas
5 years ago

As i told my coffee group at the time, anyone gullible enough to believe Joe Smith was a prophet of God is too gullible to be president.

karl Mchungus
karl Mchungus
Reply to  Epaminondas
5 years ago

Inbred cucks (due to a closed gene pool) are the kind you get in Utah. Lots of fukked up DNA in Utah.

Ursula
Ursula
Reply to  Epaminondas
5 years ago

As odd as Mormonism may be, I gotta say that all the Mormons I crossed paths with or worked with over the years have been polite, professional, industrious and many were goodlooking people as well. I rather think it’s the result of their Christian (such as it is) religion that makes them hardworking and decent. I bet that’s how most whites used to act before we abandoned God and going to church in exchange for moral relativism, nihilism and black ghetto culture. We could do with more whites like that in our country. (Just without the Mormonism!)

Karl McHungus
Karl McHungus
Reply to  Ursula
5 years ago

The ones I have known have been very nice too. But like any closed group, there’s a lot of nasty things going on behind the scenes. Look at poor Marie, does she strike you as having had a good life?

Chaotic Neutral
Chaotic Neutral
5 years ago

“Get the biology and culture right and economics will follow.”
Agree. I think that the economic system matters very little to the well being of a society, within the extremes of perhaps the most repressive form of communism and the most laissez fair capitalism, it doesn’t matter all that much, there is a broad spectrum of workable.

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  Chaotic Neutral
5 years ago

A good system run by foul people will not deliver, no matter how good it is.

Dutch
Dutch
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

Their relatively small size, combined with a sense of accountability across the culture, have been very important. A large system, without widespread accountability, allows the economic sloth and huge “skim” that has always debilitated large-scale socialized systems. Small scale systems without accountability fail similarly.

karl Mchungus
karl Mchungus
Reply to  Dutch
5 years ago

And letting them immigrate here, in the mid to late 1800’s is why the midwest is semi-socialist in their voting.

Also, as their traditional culture has rotted away over the last 50 years, their social model has also broken down. More and more people started free riding.

BlogDig
BlogDig
5 years ago

“A life sized poster of Ben Shapiro in his wallet.” Ha! Good one.

Member
5 years ago

Talking about Rich Lowry firing Coulter reminded me of her calling him a girly man. It stuck on that little wus.

Whitney
Member
5 years ago

“Culture is the hand that holds the tool of economics”

Nice

Babe Ruthless
Babe Ruthless
5 years ago

Want to know what today’s elegant criticism of conservatism would be like if re-written by Mickey Spillane? Well, wonder no more: https://townhall.com/columnists/kurtschlichter/2018/10/25/ben-sasse-is-everything-wrong-with-elite-conservatism-n2531362 Didn’t know much about this guy; I guess I wrote him off a while ago as an establishment or alt-light guy who tried to look cool by dropping lots of f-bombs. But he’s sounding pretty redpilly now. He even names (*cough*) names. But he’s a good example of a guy who sneaks into the real dissident right (note his telling use of “Conservative Inc.”) and carries its plundered treasures to different audiences in simplified form (cf. Coulter, Carlson).… Read more »

Teapartydoc
Member
5 years ago

Unable to listen b/c granddaughter visiting, but note comments on Shapiro.

His biggest sin to me is his arrogation of a right to group solidarity to himself and anyone he approves of while denying it specifically to white people.

Frip
Member
5 years ago

From the comments it sounds like an entertaining podcast. Gonna listen tonight out at dinner. I always worry when listening on my Bluetooth earpiece that it’s gonna glitch and broadcast Z thru my phone speaker for the whole bar to hear. “LOOK, THERE’S SIMPLY NO AVOIDING THE CONSEQUENCE OF IQ. SO IT’S NO WONDER THAT BLACKS…”

Chaotic Neutral
Chaotic Neutral
5 years ago

Good observations on the Ben Shapiro beenie. In his defense, perhaps he is merely signaling his religious devotion, a practice generally acceptable among Republicans. Exhibit kavanaugh’s “I will pray for that woman!” Lol. But hasn’t that always been part of the Jewish strategy? The chameleon nature of is it a religion or a race? Either, both, neither, what is more politically efficacious for the issue in question? I frequent these millennial chat rooms for things like magic the gathering and video games, and they are very pc on identity and race, but they are almost applauding and eulogistic of Jews… Read more »

Steve
Steve
Member
5 years ago

Mr. Man,

It seems to me that there is still a lot of free, yet still over priced, stuff up on Weekly Standard. Check out this little ditty from on of our “fellow Conservatives”:

https://www.weeklystandard.com/adam-rubenstein/steve-king-says-he-didnt-know-faith-goldy-was-a-white-nationalist

We really need to get away from the “Conservative” label. It muddies the water. There is going to be a battle for the Republican party starting in 2020, but in earnest in 2024, between the voters and the gaslighting of our “betters” like this slime ball.

Lester Fewer
Lester Fewer
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

“Steve King says he didn’t know faith goldy was a white nationalist”

Heh. It gets harder and harder to know what is the precise mixture of willful stupidity and actual malice with these f!cktards; at least with the Chosen you can pretty much always assume “malice”.

“White nationalist” and, even better, “white supremacist” are deliberate, malignant misrepresentations of what any sane, thinking person understands to be the actual key issues. It’s not a new thing to weaponize horseshit, but all the same, weaponized horseshit it is. Onya, Faith Goldy.

Gravity Denier
Gravity Denier
Reply to  Lester Fewer
5 years ago

Yes, Lester Fewer, it’s almost impossible to overestimate the importance of the shorthand names used to describe positions. We can complain till we’re blue (or red) in the face that these terms don’t capture real-life subtleties and variety, but every advertising copywriter knows that a slogan is worth a thousand words of argument. Some suggestions for replacing standard journalese: Instead of white nationalist: white defender. White supporter. White advocate. (No, they’re not thrilling, but they have the advantage of sounding inherently neutral or “fair,” like “civil rights.”) And please, instead of “It’s okay to be white,” which is wobbly and… Read more »

Ursula
Ursula
Reply to  Gravity Denier
5 years ago

How about “White Americans”?

Lester Fewer
Lester Fewer
Reply to  Gravity Denier
5 years ago

I would go with the simple and matter-of-fact “White preservationist.” Put it in simple environmental and ecological terms, which of course it in fact is. This is at bottom not a question of “supremacy”, but rather an ecological question about the preservation of an endangered subspecies whose flourishing is demonstrably of vital importance to the survival of the species as a whole. The argument is quite plain: 1) It is manifestly evident that an overwhelming percentage of human prosperity derives from the White subspecies. 2) However, because of easily enumerated and readily understood biological and sociobiological circumstances which cannot be… Read more »

Ursula
Ursula
Reply to  Lester Fewer
5 years ago

Yes, all your points are great. I was thinking “White Americans” because it’s a broad term simply indicating that white Americans built the wonderful country that all the brown people wanted to come ruin. It’s both a reminder as well as a promise.

Member
Reply to  Lester Fewer
5 years ago

I prefer “Heritage Americans.” It makes the start of the journey way easier for those beginning to doubt the party line.

Steve
Steve
Member
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

Weird. You’re not missing much, other than some humor: “America’s most deplorable congressman is back…[blah blah blah]… “[D]uring a…trip to Poland to visit ‘Jewish and Holocaust historical sites’ King ventured into Austria—on his own dime—to meet with members of its far-right Freedom Party…the inheritors of party founded by those who helped perpetrate it. …[blah blah blah]… ‘What does [mass immigration] bring that we don’t already have?’ King said in [an interview with a Freedom Party-aligned publication]. ‘Mexican food, Chinese food, those things—well, that’s fine. But what does it bring that we don’t have that is worth the price?’ …[blah blah… Read more »

Barnard
Barnard
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

When I clicked on it a pop up said they were giving me a free 3 day pass. I assume after that is over it goes straight to the login screen. National Review has gone to a limited access to their site as well, I think you get 5 free articles before they ask for a subscription. Of course, you can always use a different browser or delete cookies to get around it. I would say they are crazy, but National Review is near the end of a fundraising drive with over $210,000 raised from 2,120 donors. You are right,… Read more »

Member
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

I really know nothing of fundraising or tax law but I’ve been wondering recently whether these NR fundraisers are shams. Maybe in order to pretend to be a nonprofit so billionaires can write off their donations you have to periodically pretend to ask for contributions from the public. 210K barely pays Goldterd’s salary so that little money can’t possibly make or break them.

Member
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

Christine Blasey Ford got more on her go fund me.

Karl McHungus
Karl McHungus
Reply to  David_Wright
5 years ago

Her and Stormy are doing a two woman show, in Vegas.

Federalist
Federalist
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

I could copy and paste the whole column in the comments section or just tell you that the author’s name is Adam Rubenstein.

Gravity Denier
Gravity Denier
Reply to  Steve
5 years ago

(((Adam Rubenstein))) is so intelligence-challenged an SJW that he actually quotes Steve King’s perfectly valid comments, thus giving King some intellectual shelf space. We need more synthetic conservatives like Rubenstein.

Drake
Drake
Reply to  Steve
5 years ago

It works for me – I bet it’s like the WaPo. After a few visits you get blocked until you pay up.

DJ3way
DJ3way
5 years ago

Your shapiro comment is so bullseye. (People come to our side when they realize guys like shapiro are not on our side)

karl Mchungus
karl Mchungus
5 years ago

OT: Zman, please consider a post on men’s health and fitness.

TomA
TomA
5 years ago

Enjoyed today’s podcast, but I have a quibble. Describing media masthead cucks as the Progressive Movement palace guard is cute phrasing, but not accurate. In reality, they are fifth-column combatants operating behind enemy lines in times of war. They should be viewed as such and the harm they cause is quite serious and they should never be underestimated.

Whitney
Member
5 years ago

Hysterical women of The Huffington Post
Antifa writers for the Daily Beast
Conservative Inc of National Review
Bronze Age cult

Lots of great nomenclature in this podcast. I’m going to be using all of that but I’ll give you credit

Frip
Member
5 years ago

Z: “This site gets about 100K unique readers every month.” I’ve heard you say this before. I don’t doubt you. And I’m thrilled if it’s that much. I’m just surprised by that number. So you’re saying you have about 100,000 consistent readers every month. That’s the capacity of the Rose Bowl, including fans filling the field. That’s a lot of people. https://www.discoverlosangeles.com/blog/rose-bowl-stadium-story-la-icon Let’s say you average about 100 comments per post. So that means that only 1 in 1,000 of your readers submits comments. Or, say, 30 Zman posts per month, gets about 3,000 comments per month (from many regulars,… Read more »

Pursuvant
Pursuvant
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

Constant visitor, but rare poster, it’s a show of respect (not endlessly posting) to your high IQ regular crowd.

Better to keep the online ego in check, instead of posting thoughts that do little more than echo….echo….echo…

Frip
Member
Reply to  Pursuvant
5 years ago

I’m ok with you not posting too much.

Severian
5 years ago

“Benny Passports” is hilarious. It’s like the best Mob nicknames — hilarious, sad, and terrifying, all at the same time. Did you coin it?

karl Mchungus
karl Mchungus
Reply to  Severian
5 years ago

Bennie Two Passports, is better, i think.

Karl McHungus
Karl McHungus
5 years ago

I never read any of the “conservative” negro writers (like Walter W) because in the end, a negro is a negro is a negro. That’s just the way the DNA goes…

Din C. Nuffin
Din C. Nuffin
Reply to  Karl McHungus
5 years ago

Your loss, Dumbo. Thomas Sowell is several magnitudes your superior in intellect. You might learn something, but probably not.

karl Mchungus
karl Mchungus
Reply to  Din C. Nuffin
5 years ago

He’s anti-Trump so how smart is that? You can keep your magic negro, and rub his head for luck on occasion. Please tell me one original insight of Sowell’s?

Karl McHungus
Karl McHungus
Reply to  Din C. Nuffin
5 years ago

Maybe you could give us a summary of one of his books you’ve read? You did read at least one of his books, didn’t you?

Moe
Moe
Reply to  Karl McHungus
5 years ago

If you think nobody from a low IQ group can have a high IQ, then you clearly have no idea how DNA goes.

Drake
Drake
5 years ago

Greed – I feel like I’m in a race to accumulate enough “fuck you” money before the PC police locate me and end my ability to earn a living.

DeBeers Diamonds
DeBeers Diamonds
Reply to  Drake
5 years ago

The Regime has made it clear that your excess wealth will be redistributed to the deserving…ruling party cadre.

https://twitter.com/shanedkavanaugh/status/1055902362068373504

kaf
kaf
5 years ago

Clicked on the Youtube link for the ending music and discovered they had flagged it as offensive.

Wut?

DaveC
DaveC
Reply to  kaf
5 years ago

Yes, I’m often offended by songs from 60’s Broadway musicals.

Moran ya Simba
Moran ya Simba
5 years ago

First, that Williamson opening was friggin awesome. I started out ‘well, well, we all know Z hates these F-ers….’ Then the evidence, the flip when it was time to apply the principle to Trump….I was ready to hang the f*cker lol As prosecutorial rhetorics that was bull’s eye. Now, ironic that you say YOU sound like a marxist w your skepticism of grey goo materialism. No, I think you got it the wrong way around. Marxism is THE grey goo materialist belief system. It’s the hyper capitalists who accepted the materialist first assumptions of marxism, not you, not us. That… Read more »

Teapartydoc
Member
Reply to  Moran ya Simba
5 years ago

A lot of people miss the fact that capitalism and communism share many first principles, and are both essentially globalist ideologies.

Karl McHungus
Karl McHungus
Reply to  Teapartydoc
5 years ago

Pure capitalism posits that workers only get subsistence wages, which is what socialism also produces (but does not say so up front). Good insight. More here : https://wiki.mises.org/wiki/Iron_law_of_wages

Moran ya Simba
Moran ya Simba
Reply to  Teapartydoc
5 years ago

Hypercapitalism and marxism both have a 1-D view of humans as economic units. That is why they deny the existence of culture, race, biology, etc.

Hypercapitalists accept Karl Marx’s basic assumptions. Then they reach different conclusions. Globalism is just marxism for those lucky enough to be ‘more equal than others’.

Babe Ruthless
Babe Ruthless
5 years ago

It seems like we need to distinguish between “conservatives” like David French and Bill Crystal, in that one group is getting cucked and the other is doing the cucking.

The first group is the cuckservatives, of course.

But we need a name for the second. “Fakeservatives,” maybe? Meh, maybe we’ll have to stick with the old dogwhistle “neoconservatives.”

karl Mchungus
karl Mchungus
Reply to  Babe Ruthless
5 years ago

Kristol, short for Kristallnacht

Member
5 years ago

Off topic, your last three podcasts haven’t shown up on Google Play. Your old ones are all still there, but the most recent one showing there is Episode 61.

Lorenzo
Lorenzo
5 years ago

“… a life-size portrait of Ben Shapiro in his wallet”.

I laughed.

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
5 years ago

That was a good piece on Ben Shapiro. I admit I don’t follow Shapiro much, but the little I did see of him was entirely palatable – I disagree that he only punches right – he has a mean left hook and he uses it to devastating effect. He can reduce Lefty to a gobbling, hysterical wreck almost as effectively as you can. This bomb thing sticks in my craw too, to be honest. Yes, I can concede that this is just some false flag thing, and wouldn’t be surprised if it were at all. But… dammit…laughing about this kind… Read more »

karl Mchungus
karl Mchungus
Reply to  Glenfilthie
5 years ago

If you are pro-Trump (and I don’t know if you are or aren’t) then Shapiro is unequivocally a rat.

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
Member
Reply to  karl Mchungus
5 years ago

I am for anyone that puts a boot up Lefty’s arse.
I strongly suspect that Shapiro is only one good boot away from the red pill. There’s lots of people that are just like him.

Babe Ruthless
Babe Ruthless
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

There’s a very good essay in “A Fair Hearing” arguing that the real dividing line between cuck-right and alt-right is (1) race realism and (2) awareness of the JQ. Those are exactly the two things that Shapiro is at the gate to guard against. Note all the labels that he and his compatriots will slap on you if you try to cross that line: “racism”, “anti-semitism,” etc. Career-ending labels. Those labels are the weapons of the border guards.

https://www.amazon.com/Fair-Hearing-Alt-Right-Members-Leaders-ebook/dp/B07CZ3VTXN/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1540580740&sr=8-1&keywords=a+fair+hearing+book

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

Well, I know I am going to get egged for this – but let’s face it, Ben’s problem is obvious. You’ve seen the guys on your blog that either rightly or wrongly hate Jews. You yourself, if I understand you correctly – are divided on the Jewish Question as am I. Of course we are going to scare the chit out of him and anyone in that demographic that wants to otherwise come to our side. But I can be reasoned with. If the nutter anti-Semites want to make soap out of the Jews that seriously deserve it – like… Read more »

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
Reply to  thezman
5 years ago

In any war lots of good people are going to get hurt. I am with Team Whitey too, of course. Taking the discussion outside of politics, the Jews are going to test us to our moral and ethical limits, and probably beyond. They’ve tested their Maker often enough if the scriptures are to be believed.

I will need to study Shapiro. Like Jordan Peterson, he might still be a useful tool for flanking the left.