State Of Fear

There are many theories as to why the managerial class of America enthusiastically embraces the nutty social fads. California now has a law requiring “gender neutral” toy aisles in stores, for example. One crazy putting this into a bill is understandable, but why did everyone else go along with it? Why does anyone go along with the loopy idea of gender at all? It is not a real thing. Humans are male and female. Everyone has known this for thousands of years.

This is just one example, but the pattern is always the same. Certainly, some do it out of fear of losing face. The oriental nature of the managerial class is easily missed, but the whole face saving thing is where you see it. That is not a normal quality of Northern European people. It is what you see in a small, tightly knit people, but it is a real thing in our managerial class. They fear being seen as outside the current cultural norms of their class, so everyone plays along.

You can really tell this when you run into someone who is in the habit of announcing her pronouns in her workplace. The low level people are most prone to peer pressure, so they jump on these fads with as much enthusiasm as they can muster. The trouble is she still interacts with normal people. When she breaks out the pronouns around a normal, she has the look you see with people struggling with mental illness. She is not sure if what she is saying is what she is thinking.

This is how a minority within the managerial class is able to exert so much power over the rest of the class. That California requirement on toy aisles is no doubt the product of a lone crazy, but fear of exclusion prevented everyone else from speaking out against an obviously insane idea. No one wants to be the one who is seen rejecting the morality of the whole. In a world where the most insane ideas get embraced, who wants to risk opposing this nutty idea?

Even so, the managerial system selects for conformity, but it also allows for the crazies who cook up these ideas. In other words, it selects for a conformity that makes exception for anti-social behavior and it selects for people who are always looking to undermine the dominant culture. Put another way, the personality type most prized is the sadistic subversive with a passion for enforcement. The most perverted people are the most highly regarded in our ruling class.

Another angle to this, perhaps, is that the general belief system of the managerial class is highly conformist. The reason is the people at the top have no natural authority to legitimize their positions. The result is a rigid culture that allows for very little creativity and originality. The exception is when it comes to offending the normal people of society, which is what separates the managerial class from everyone else. You can be weird as long as it offends the normals.

The resulting culture is one that is extremely intolerant of deviation, yet desperate for innovated ways to undermine tradition. The reason these cultural fads are increasingly ridiculous is they are running out of things to smash. When you have already put gay men in jock straps on parade floats and made everyone remain silent about it, finding something more offensively ridiculous is not easy. They jumped on drag queen story hour out of desperation for something new.

The austere conformity is not seen by those who operate outside the domains of the Cloud People, so the quiet desperation is not obvious. Venture inside and what will be most striking is the humorlessness. People smile and laugh a little, but there is an uncanny valley quality to it. They laugh like people who read about how humans laugh from time to time. Say something intended as a joke and they will look at one another for permission to laugh at what the alien said.

The state of fear within the managerial class cannot be underestimated. The ritualized sacrifice of that football coach over his heresy is not intended for the Dirt People the NFL preys upon. That was for the Cloud People. In a world where ritualized human sacrifice is accepted as normal, fear of violating the rules, even by accident, is a very real concern for these people. The threat of exile works the same as Stalin’s gulag worked in the Soviet Union.

This is why no one in the media ever asks the obvious questions when the various talking robots are put out for question and answer periods. A group of normal people in the White House press room would cause the face plate of Jen Psaki to fall off by coordinating their questions and tangling her up in her lies. This never happens because normals are never allowed inside. The people allowed inside know they can easily be replaced by actors if they get out of line.

That was the point of the Kamala Harris video. Not only did they use child actors, but Harris also clearly performed like a well-trained actress. To normal people it is just more evidence that these people are sociopaths and liars. Inside the world of politics, it is a message. There are plenty of unemployed actors willing to play politician, reporter and so on, so make sure you know your lines before filming. Democracy is just the theater portion of the managerial system that rules America.

A ruling class rooted in fear of deviation but permitted to undermine that which makes their existence possible is not one that can last. We are seeing this with the growing economic crises. No one dares suggest anything other than what is being done, so they are frozen in place, hoping for a miracle. The Afghanistan debacle is another example of how extreme conformity results in disaster. No one dared question the plan or adjust it on the fly, so the plan just slammed into the rocks of reality.

The is the crisis of today. The ossified geezer class at the top of the system have insulated themselves against all possible reform. They rule their system through fear and manufactured consent. The only relief for the people in it is the orchestrated subversions like gender neutral toy aisles. Like starving men fighting for crumbs, they jump at these opportunities at something resembling life. Subversion is the bit of sunlight that comes through their prison windows.


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imbroglio
imbroglio
3 years ago

When the rulers have nothing to fear from the people, why would the rulers live in fear? Isn’t the trendiness due to vanity rather than fear? Unless you mean an inchoate fear of new arrivals whom the rulers may subconsciously realize are their actual threat. Little Pablo wading across the Rio Grande holding his mama’s hand will grow up to be an actual threat to the system, not the AOC’s who’ll perpetuate it. I have friends who, for fifty years and more, never gave a thought to their “gender identity.” Now they’re all signing their names with their pronouns. It’s… Read more »

Wander
Wander
3 years ago

Excellent post, perfect perception, congratulations…

Banana Boat
Banana Boat
3 years ago

The ruling class embraces these cultural fads because they are afraid of being overthrown as America diversifies and grows poorer. White liberal power is perceptibly waning as their share of the population declines (along with the White middle class) while those who threaten their creature comforts and bank accounts – the Cori Bushes & AOCs of the world – grow in number and power, steadily but assuredly. Consider what has happened since 2016. Numerous White democrats have been defeated in primary elections by minority challengers. Several White liberals like Andrew Sullivan have been purged from the media by younger POC.… Read more »

Dinothedoxie
Dinothedoxie
3 years ago

I don’t know if anyone else had pointed this out about Gruden yet.

The owner of the Raiders got out of paying him many tens of millions of dollars over the next half decade because of his heresy. No way the could have gotten out that cleanly any other way.

So as always, Cui Bono?

My Comment
Member
3 years ago

We need to quit whinning about them. Our rulers are implementing a proven formula that worked beautifully in Russia for a long time and was working splendidly in Germany until that guy with the funny mustache ruined the party temporarily. Solzhenitsyn wrote that in the Gulag they wondered why they never fought back. Well nothing has changed. By the time people are ready to fight back it is too late unless they get a wild card leader who gives them direction and organization. Our rulers learned from their mistakes during Weimar and this time waited until they had decades of… Read more »

Ben the Layabout
Ben the Layabout
3 years ago

Bravo to the occasional dissenter from GroupThink.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/michael-burry-drops-redpills-epic-twitter-rant

Now he may well get “cancelled” but I’m pretty sure Mr. Burry is wealthy enough he doesn’t have to fear for losing a career, a job, the ability to provide for dependents. Many are not so fortunate.

B125
B125
3 years ago

I watched FOX News last night for a few hours. It started off by Tucker yelling about the hypocrisy of the DemonRats. There was of course some derisive laughter at whatever crazy thing a woke person in power was doing. Those people are crazy and definitely not to be taken seriously! Then on Ingraham the guy who’s daughter was raped by a (Muslim? Mexican?) tranny was looking pathetic and like he was about to cry. Like a pleading dog he declared that he didn’t hate gays or trannies! And later he said that he’s not a racist. More talk of… Read more »

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

MSM is just a nutrition-free chew toy to keep the normie mutts distracted, tuckered out, and at home.

Jack Dobson
Jack Dobson
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

Pretty much. People are peeling off but not at a fast enough rate. In many ways, CivNats (or at least their propaganda organs) are far more insidious and dangerous than the Left. On the other hand, this is where the tide will turn, if it does, and actual change will be effected.

KGB
KGB
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

One can only imagine the tut-tutting Baier engages in when he covers Grant’s Order #11, if he even touches that third rail.

La-Z-Man
La-Z-Man
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

I recall not that long ago somebody making a similar criticism of Tucker and you jumped all over him.

B125
B125
Reply to  La-Z-Man
3 years ago

It seems to me that Tucker has backed off from where he was a few months ago.

He always had this cuck element but he’s moved further away from the line.

The entire show is now hypocrisy, DR3, and laughing dismissively. He used to be more based.

La-Z-Man
La-Z-Man
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

Funny you mention that, I am seeing the opposite. He is going after the Fed, Roger Goodell, especially Soros is mentioned at least several times per show. He was after the Sacklers recently. He even went toe to toe with ADL once a few months back. I’d like him to discuss the recent Scott Horton Bill Kristol debate, so-called. Maybe even excerpt the Holocaust tiff where Horton nails it.

Ostei Kozelskii
Member
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

To call Fox opposition of any sort gives that organization too much credit. As Z said in another context, Fox scoops up the stuff CNN/ABC/CBS/NBC/NPR plop onto the back lot of the circus. Their role in the Power Structure is to deceive the gullible Grillers into thinking that there really is some media opposition to AW media. But it’s nothing more than a Kabuki show. With the possible exception of Carlson, all of those empty suits at Fox are yukking it up with their opposites at CNN et al at DC dinner parties, mocking the yokels they fool so easily.

BeAPrepper
BeAPrepper
Reply to  Ostei Kozelskii
3 years ago

“To call Fox opposition of any sort gives that organization too much credit.”

Mostly true OK, but a little overstated.

There is a obvious difference between what you hear on a typical PBS, the people’s broadcasting network conglomerates and Fox News. Fox New is all we got. Take what you can. Tucker goes about as far as he can go w/o getting fired. Sometimes he does go over the line but you have to read between his lines.

Ihmc
Ihmc
3 years ago

Spandrell’s concepts of status-seeking, status wars, and “holiness” spirals, remain nonpareil when it comes to this blog post’s subject.

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

Vibrant, fully jabbed NFL star out for the season with mysterious blood clots:

https://sandrarose.com/2021/08/fully-vaccinated-ny-jets-star-vinny-curry-diagnosed-with-blood-clots-out-for-the-season/

Same thing happened to a vibrant guard on the Atlanta Hawks.

Still won’t wake up normies though.

Declaring parents looking out for their kids to be domestic terrorists?

Put that under…maybe…

B125
B125
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

An NHL player (forget who, no longer follow sports ball) also is out indefinitely with myocarditis.

The media never mentioned anything relating this to the vaccine, instead saying that he “contracted COViD in the summer”.

Another healthy young man out due to the vax, though… Anecdotally I know a frightening number of young people who had bad side effects. They are happily passing it off as “normal” side effects but it’s really not…

Ben the Layabout
Ben the Layabout
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

The MSM will never, ever admit that the jabs are (likely) causing side effects, possibly chronic or fatal. There is simply too much money and power behind the vaxx push. No matter. Already about 60% of the entire population has been “fully vaccinated.” (Until they institute the requirement for 6-month boosters…) As instances of symptoms like myocarditis become increasingly common, it will become harder and harder to hide them. As you’ve already illustrated, even famous people are getting odd symptoms. One illness here or there would be blamed to happenstance, but when larger numbers fall ill or die, they will… Read more »

Bartleby the Scrivner
Bartleby the Scrivner
Reply to  Ben the Layabout
3 years ago

Putting aside the possibility of injury or death, what is the reason for getting the jab?
All kidding aside, if there is no apparent benefit,(prevention of infection or spreading it), how do people talk themselves into compliance?
It’s mind boggling.

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
Reply to  Bartleby the Scrivner
3 years ago

Bartleby-

The current claim hill that MSM/Big Pharma/Govt are dying on is that the jabs may prevent severe symptoms leading to hospitalization and death.

Because the blood clots and myocarditis are no big deal.

Right…right…

Dennis Roe
Dennis Roe
Reply to  Ben the Layabout
3 years ago

Wait till ADE kicks in this winter. There won’t be enough backhoes to bury these shitheads. This is a fuckin genocide Why the fuck can’t people see it?

karl von hungus
karl von hungus
Reply to  Dennis Roe
3 years ago

it’s too diffuse right now. i personally don’t know anyone who has had a bad result from being jabbed. i myself am not jabbed, as the vaxx is pure risk and no reward.

Pozymandias
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

It should be fairly easy to do a statistical study of pro sports players bad reactions to the vax, taking into account their ages to demonstrate that the rate of these reactions is higher. perhaps many times higher, than what the government and the pharma companies claim. You could also make the point that, in the case of these fit young men, the vax clearly *was* a greater risk than Covid. This might at least get more people, particularly the young, to question the value of the vax.

wxtwxtr
wxtwxtr
3 years ago

… call things by their true names?
If I think about it, it seems the “morality” you write & talk about should actually be called “anti-morality”.

Reziac
Reziac
3 years ago

Nicholas Nassim Taleb calls it the “Tyranny of the minority”.

An interesting analysis of that:
https://www.monomakhos.com/the-tyranny-of-the-minority/

Original article:
nassimtaleb DOT org/2016/08/intolerant-wins-dictatorship-small-minority/

Nolan Parker
Nolan Parker
Reply to  Reziac
3 years ago

Thanks for the
Tyranny of the minority
mention. I’d never heard that someone else had identified it as something we need to be aware of.

Hi -Ya!
Hi -Ya!
3 years ago

“Democracy is just the theater portion of the managerial system that rules America.”

Good one!

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
3 years ago

From my notes: “Progressive culture is utterly horrified by authority so all institutions have distributed decision making. We have put so many women in decision making roles that institutions are now acting like wives of a husband who failed too many shit tests Collapse for no rational reason” “For first time in their lives, many of these people felt important, felt part of bigger cause. Many of them will fight tooth and nail to keep that.” “There’s no point where things get “so bad” that the people learn whatever lesson you want them to learn and suddenly support different policies.… Read more »

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Alzaebo
3 years ago

Rats. In moderation., I forgot to cut off the link. Sorry, repeat posting. From my notes: “Progressive culture is utterly horrified by authority so all institutions have distributed decision making. We have put so many women in decision making roles that institutions are now acting like wives of a husband who failed too many shit tests Collapse for no rational reason” “For first time in their lives, many of these people felt important, felt part of bigger cause. Many of them will fight tooth and nail to keep that.” “There’s no point where things get “so bad” that the people… Read more »

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Alzaebo
3 years ago

(Eek. Sorry ’bout that.)

relentless_weasel
relentless_weasel
3 years ago

Something that’s been nagging me: if the elites are incompetent groupthinking zealots, how is it that they always get what they want? If their policies are obviously insane and destructive, why are they enthusiastically supported by a sizeable minority of the population?

I’m beginning to think I’ve had too high an opinion of the ability and fortitude of most people.

Pete
Pete
Reply to  relentless_weasel
3 years ago

Right, that’s why I don’t subscribe to the incompetence theory. If they were making mistakes, they would occasionally make a mistake that benefited us.

But they never do. Every time they “screw up,” it always results in them gaining more money and power.

Hemid
Hemid
Reply to  Pete
3 years ago

Power accumulates where it already is, no matter what anybody does.

Approximately. Almost always.

relentless_weasel
relentless_weasel
Reply to  relentless_weasel
3 years ago

I should clarify with an example. Consider the supply chain disruptions. Shutting down the world economy created massive problems: shortages, delays, increased prices, etc. An incompetent ruling class decided to halt everything because their hubris and ignorance blinded them to the consequences.

But the very fact that the system is broken gives the elites an excuse to further centralized and control the economy and surveil citizens…which they want. So if they’re coming out of the crisis better off than they went in (from their perspective), this makes me think it hubris and incompetence aren’t the full story.

Hi -Ya!
Hi -Ya!
Reply to  relentless_weasel
3 years ago

Why I lead to the incompetence side of things is that for one thing, we are talking about a aculture that ultimately comes from 1000 years of Christianity in Europe. Following the sad fall of that starting in 1517, we are still only 500 years out. The momentum of a rightly ordered society for that long, 1000 years, that is, rightly ordered toward the only proper orienting power, God, is going to last even after it begins to collapse. SO these people are just surfing on the middle ages. ALso, I don’t beleive that there is some secret group pulling… Read more »

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
Reply to  relentless_weasel
3 years ago

It’s the Shock Doctrine in action.

A.B Prosper
A.B Prosper
Reply to  relentless_weasel
3 years ago

The US is supposed to have a socially conservative sane party representing the working and middle classes. It was originally Democrats (for all his flaws FDR did help regular people) but by the 80’s that party had started to become too urban /inner city focused. The Republicans kind of ended up with this role by default and their party leadership resents this. Originally this was because they were Country Club/Cheap labor types who mainly wanted to line their pockets at the expense of everyone else. The barely reformed communist Neo Conservatives wanted the same thing but with more overseas intervention.… Read more »

BeAPrepper
BeAPrepper
Reply to  relentless_weasel
3 years ago

“Why do they always get what they want?”

Easy. Propaganda works. Who controls the media? Music, movies, TV news, sports, newspaper news?

Who controls our schools, the teacher’s unions, school boards, US Department of Education?

Control the shepards, control the sheep.

KGB
KGB
Reply to  BeAPrepper
3 years ago

Just saw a clip of the father whose underage daughter was raped by a transsexual freak in the bathroom of a Loudon County school. The first words out of his mouth were, “I’m good with gay people, transgender people…”

I knew the propaganda was good, but sometimes I’m still surprised at just how good it is. Your daughter’s raped and your first instinct is to praise the people who raped her? Good god, man, you’re beyond help.

La-Z-Man
La-Z-Man
Reply to  KGB
3 years ago

Jon Gruden should have done something similar but along the lines of ‘I’m good with Michelin tire-lipped people in general. I just happen to think this particular radial-mouthed individual. I should never make fun of people whose lips resemble vulcanized rubber products of any kind for their physical appearance, but rather for how some of these ‘tire-faces’ behave. I’ll take questions now. Oh, by the way, I will be suing the people who revealed my private emails.’

B125
B125
Reply to  KGB
3 years ago

Saw him on ingraham last night

“I’m good with gays and transgenders”… “I’m not a racist”…. Bla bla bla

Just more grovelling. Fox news is controlled opposition instilling learned helplessness in its viewers.

Talegator
Talegator
Reply to  KGB
3 years ago

“I’m good with rapists but now and then one goes too far. This fellow should have chosen someone other than my daughter.”

Drew
Drew
Reply to  relentless_weasel
3 years ago

One problem that plagues a lot of people is a lack of precision in terminology, which makes analysis difficult, if not impossible. To that end, I would say that there is a difference between incompetence, stupidity and foolishness. Incompetence is simply an inability to perform a task, for any reason. Stupidity is the inability to mentally understand something. Foolishness is a belief that you can cheat nature. Smart people can be fools if they use their cunning to, say, collect blackmail. It takes a certain intelligence to create that sort of scheme, but a willful ignorance of it’s obvious end… Read more »

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  relentless_weasel
3 years ago

They are incompetent, and evil to boot. But the average person doesn’t warrant moral standing, and the above average is generally a coward. The culling, if it happens (starting to look like it), is a mercy. I really get where these evil fuckers are coming from, even if I hate them for it. 20 years trying to make a difference. Whatever, it was never in my hands. I’ll make it, my family will make it, the handful I’ve gotten through to will make it, the like-minded will make it. Mission accomplished. Just forget about it and focus on what you… Read more »

Evil Sandmich
Evil Sandmich
3 years ago

Another reason why Trump had to go: there can be ho heretics because otherwise the truth will pour forth through them like a leak in a dike and soil the whole party.

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3 years ago

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Ostei Kozelskii
Member
3 years ago

“In other words, it selects for a conformity that makes exception for anti-social behavior and it selects for people who are always looking to undermine the dominant culture. Put another way, the personality type most prized is the sadistic subversive with a passion for enforcement. The most perverted people are the most highly regarded in our ruling class.” This is the engine of the West’s demise. The entire postmodern attack on the West–and it’s the only attack game in town–is predicated upon the subversion of Western norms, and it is motivated by a hatred of the white race, which, in… Read more »

Captain Willard
Captain Willard
3 years ago

Forced conversion, from the Bible to Rome to militant Islam to the 30 Years’ War (Zman has already talked about this), has been a feature of human civilization for a long time. It’s hard to see how the current trends are any more ridiculous or severe than prior episodes. What makes them stand out is that they’re happening to us! I’m reminded of a particularly opportunistic Hungarian Duke in the 30 Years’ War who went from Catholic to Protestant back to Catholic within a 3-year period. One Hungarian Duke even went Muslim for a short period!! The Elite have always… Read more »

Hi -Ya!
Hi -Ya!
Reply to  Captain Willard
3 years ago

Well, one of those religions is true, or non of them are. THen what do we have? Is anti-Whitism or wokism true?

Many on this site will say blood and soil are the only truths. There is some truth to it, but not enough for stability, obviously, looking at all theexamples you list

Tars Tarkas
Tars Tarkas
3 years ago

“The Afghanistan debacle is another example of how extreme conformity results in disaster.” Maybe it’s just my Bourgeoisie Objectivism, but I don’t think conformity was the problem here. I think it was that the Pentagon had no intention whatsoever of leaving. After all, Trump ordered them out years ago. They were able to conjure up fake attacks and other things that delay, delay, delay till you get a “better” leadership who will make it official policy to stay. They were probably hoping Biden was just as wishy-washy as Trump & the gay old party and that there was no plan… Read more »

Captain Willard
Captain Willard
Reply to  Tars Tarkas
3 years ago

Yeah, this “debacle” made hundreds of millionaires amongst the “General” and Beltway bandit classes. Finally, they torched it like the “Tiki Lounge” in “Goodfellas”. The country had nothing more to give to the grifters.

Neon_Bluebeard
Neon_Bluebeard
Reply to  Tars Tarkas
3 years ago

I have heard that officers with combat experience get promoted to general officer rank before those without it quite regularly. I have no idea if this is true or not but if it IS true then that would be a motive for the Westpoint Pentagon types to pine for “foreverwar”.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Neon_Bluebeard
3 years ago

I’m not sure about now – as I’ve been out of the army for quite some time – however up until the Clinton’s took over, the ratio was this; 80% of the officer corps that was promoted to flag rank came from combat units and the remaining 20% came from staff jobs (attache’s, congressional staff, the Pentagon, etc.) . Bill Clinton then flipped that and made sure that 90% of those promoted to flag rank were the corporate types we see today; staff pukes and the like. The remaining 10% were the true soldier types like Schwarzkopf. Those remaining 10%… Read more »

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
Member
Reply to  Tars Tarkas
3 years ago

Definitely plausible, TT. But as our esteemed blog host says, the ruling class is quite specific as to what is allowed to be seen and believed. I haven’t fully hashed this one out, but… I wonder if the establishment wasn’t getting high of it’s own product with regard to Afghanistan? An alternative theory might be that pulling America out of a fruitless war would be a huge political victory that could not be allowed to fall into the hands of Donald Trump. So instead, they installed the proper leader and had him do it, fully expecting him to do a… Read more »

Hi -Ya!
Hi -Ya!
3 years ago

“No one wants to be the one who is seen rejecting the morality of the whole.” Thats effeminacy

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
Member
Reply to  Hi -Ya!
3 years ago

Bingo. Women are by nature herd animals, and have a natural predisposition toward fascism and socialism. The founding fathers understood this and wisely forbade them the vote.

It is my conviction that 90% of the political f***ery we see in politics today – is driven largely by women. It will bring the nation down as a result.

Severian
3 years ago

When I first started grad school, back in the Jurassic, I couldn’t help feeling weird, but I couldn’t figure out why. Then, one day, out on a stroll in the sunshine, it hit me: Here I am, out for a stroll in the sunshine. It’s 10am, and last year at this time, I’d be grinding through another pointless meeting about some stupid paper-shuffling crap that nobody even bothered pretending was anything but make-work. Now here I am in nerd heaven — all the books in the world, and all the free time I could ever need to read them. And… Read more »

mmack
mmack
Reply to  Severian
3 years ago

Severian,

I can’t comment on your new blog, but one Q:

Regarding your LARPing post, and on this comment, when were you denounced as a hoarder, wrecker, or kulak Comrade? Was it when you “Failed to show Sufficient Revolutionary Zeal”?

Severian
Reply to  mmack
3 years ago

Never. I was very good at ketman, kayfabe, call it what you will (if you haven’t read up on ketman, I can’t recommend Milosz’s The Captive Mind enough). That, and I never had tenure. Academia’s dirtiest, most open secret is that the faculty — those Champions of Labor, those Heroes of the Working Class, who never met a peasant they didn’t want to exalt — can live the lives they do only by mercilessly exploiting a huge pool of scab labor. Something like half of all college classes, nationwide, are taught by grad students; another 25% or so are taught… Read more »

Memebro
Memebro
Reply to  Severian
3 years ago

I’d like to check out this blog of yours. Can you post a link?

Severian
Reply to  Memebro
3 years ago

Click on my name.

Jack Dobson
Jack Dobson
Reply to  Severian
3 years ago

They will take quite a few of us down with them–all for the very best of reasons in their eyes. Like every other utopian insanity attempted the outcome will be exactly the same. It would be far better if greed were a larger motive than insanity, but it is not. Oh, for the days when the company store was seen as a profit-making grift rather than as a realization of a dream!

This time, the potential is for billions rather than millions of deaths, and even factoring in inflation, that truly is a great leap forward.

Neon_Bluebeard
Neon_Bluebeard
Reply to  Jack Dobson
3 years ago

“The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants”

Note that this famous line by Jefferson (referred to previously by our esteemed host in another post) lists the blood of the patriots first. It also does not tell us the ratio between the two. It may well cost 10 patriots to 1 tyrant to secure freedom.

Captain Willard
Captain Willard
Reply to  Severian
3 years ago

Well, the University is the “universal city” on the hill, straight from Catholic doctrine. The Wokesters just got rid of Jesus, Jesuits and God in general and replaced it with their doctrine. So it’s just a new religious order replacing the old one. The infrastructure stays in place, including penalties for Heretics of course.

Tars Tarkas
Tars Tarkas
Reply to  Severian
3 years ago

This is why their art makes you want to kill yourself and causes depression. Everything they do invokes not hope, but fear and loathing. They want you to be as self-loathing as they are. That’s why they concentrate on ugliness. It’s how they see themselves. They put on a front, but it’s all an act. At the root is self loathing and hate and a desire for revenge.

BluegrassMan
BluegrassMan
Reply to  Tars Tarkas
3 years ago

https://issuu.com/easternkentuckyu/docs/2021_fa_magazine_mt28_issuu

Get a gander at the new Eastern Kentucky University alumni magazine that just went out.

Lord, bring the fire.

The artist formerly known as Judge Smails
The artist formerly known as Judge Smails
Reply to  BluegrassMan
3 years ago

Florida State Univeristy has had their “Flying High Circus” since 1947. Apparently, Eastern Kentucky University must have a similar program.
https://circus.fsu.edu/about-us

krubes
krubes
Reply to  BluegrassMan
3 years ago

Ad agencies of late are really pushing that character, “overweight black woman”. You even saw that they cast her in as “ordinary kid number 5” in Harris’ NASA production alongside “serious east asian guy”, “articulate light skinned black guy”, “peppy blonde girl”, and “southeast asian woman”.

Tars Tarkas
Tars Tarkas
Reply to  krubes
3 years ago

I love your names you give them. “Ordinary kid number 5” Classic. Funny and sad at the same time.

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
Reply to  BluegrassMan
3 years ago

Mother of God…I thought my alumni mags were bad!

Ben the Layabout
Ben the Layabout
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

I routinely toss mine out without a glance 🙂

Horace
Horace
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

@Ben

I do exactly the same, and every envelope with their logo, all of which are pleas for money to subsidize the abomination of their existence.

Ostei Kozelskii
Member
Reply to  BluegrassMan
3 years ago

Soon to be the cover thing in Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit Issue.

usNthem
usNthem
Reply to  BluegrassMan
3 years ago

That fat sheboon on the cover is one for the ages. If I got that in the mail, I’d chuck it immediately and cancel my subscription.

Ostei Kozelskii
Member
Reply to  Tars Tarkas
3 years ago

The vast majority of postmodern art is mental illness transposed to the canvas. The visual image of mental illness, in other words, is a melange of dead birds, vomit and feces.

TomA
TomA
Reply to  Severian
3 years ago

I guess it’s white pill time, so here is my slice of current events. I live in on the fringe of a retro America small town a 150 miles from the nearest Big City, and it’s a world apart. Took my grandson to kid’s storytime session at the local library. Lots of young mothers (almost all Caucasian, but that’s not the key point), nearly 20 kiddos 3 and under, and most of the women presented as stay at home moms who preferred taking care of their offspring to running in the rat race. And they love to chat up Granddad… Read more »

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
3 years ago

The bastards will take it all to keep you in line. Let them have it— it was theirs to begin with. Render unto Caesar, etc.

Your fear of losing everything is their fear. They’re losers. Who wants to be with losers?

Give them their fear back, too. Let them hoard all the fear. You be free.

TomA
TomA
3 years ago

When you board an aircraft for a trip across country, you must assume that the pilot & copilot are competent & sane because, if they’re not, the probability of crashing is unacceptably high and the outcome is very likely to be fatal. On a larger scale, DC is the cockpit, the country is the aircraft, and the pilot is a suicidal dementia patient. Most of the passengers are content to bury their heads between their knees and brace for impact because the stewardesses have passed out free booze. A few sane males are preparing the storm the flight deck but… Read more »

Fungible-ness
Fungible-ness
Reply to  TomA
3 years ago

“a wag from Conservative Inc. jumps up and tries to rally everyone to vote on something or another (probably a tax cut)…”

In our local newspaper, headline is that our “Conservative” politician is suggesting a “reduced tax increase…”

VonRektofen
VonRektofen
Reply to  TomA
3 years ago

Great comment— an amusing sequel/remix to the rhetorical Flight-93-of-Fancy concept that quite captivated some boomers I knew at the time. Now in that spirit I think we should christen every new November “the Flug 9525 Election”

Ben the Layabout
Ben the Layabout
Reply to  TomA
3 years ago

Idea for a cartoon (and close to Halloween):

Scene: the Grim Reaper is scything knee-high grass in a front yard.

Passerby: “Um, I thought that you came for people?”

Reaper: “Since Gov. Newsome passed that law, there’s no other way to mow the lawn!”

UsNthem
UsNthem
3 years ago

Again, I guess one $64,000 question is if and/or when are the masses who are having these subversions forced on them actually going to do something about it? How low is society going to go before enough is enough and the black flag is raised?
One would think the story about some school aged “tranny” raping a couple of girls in the girls bathroom, then covered up by the school district and cops might elicit some pitchfork type rage, but it seems not.

Chet Rollins
Chet Rollins
Reply to  UsNthem
3 years ago

> One would think the story about some school aged “tranny” raping a couple of girls in the girls bathroom, then covered up by the school district and cops might elicit some pitchfork type rage, but it seems not.

It did. The angry parent was arrested and almost steamrolled by our courts.

Normal people are still in the shock and bewilderment phase. It’s going to be a generation before there is sufficient organization to really do some damage.

All that lurk
All that lurk
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

One part of the problem is the populace is divided amongst themselves and the ruling class have made it clear they intend to play each group against the other. Couple that with a massive surveillance state, corporate complicity, and an underclass with long-standing grudges, and we have a populace waiting for ‘someone’ to do ‘something’. Furthermore, it is clear the managerial class can’t or won’t contain the monster they have created. Zman’s observation “the personality type most prized is the sadistic subversive with a passion for enforcement. The most perverted people are the most highly regarded in our ruling class”… Read more »

Hemid
Hemid
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

The most overlooked part of the story is that local policemen—normal people by normal people’s standards—on orders not from their hierarchical superiors but on a wink from a female school board member, beat the hell out of that non-criminal Normal Rockwell citizen, at a public meeting, in front of everyone, on camera, with relish. The police aren’t our enemies because they’ll do what the law or the chief or dispatch says. That’s what normal people would do. Police, being *highly* abnormal, will kill you at the whim of any professional-class person who wants it and is confident enough to make… Read more »

Jack Dobson
Jack Dobson
Reply to  Hemid
3 years ago

Yes. State-sanctioned violence is bad enough, but violence conducted to virtue signal is something truly monstrous. We are in that world now.

Severian
Reply to  Jack Dobson
3 years ago

If you want to know where it ends, look up Sir Ian Kershaw’s famous “working towards the Fuhrer” thesis. But since this is Clown World, our version must be both fake and gay, so our cops etc. are trying to “work towards the Fuhrer” without a Fuhrer to work towards.

What a fascinatingly stupid time to be alive.

Mow Noname
Mow Noname
Reply to  Hemid
3 years ago

Wait until the man who shot Ashlii Babitt gets his book deal.

La-Z-Man
La-Z-Man
Reply to  Hemid
3 years ago

I saw two cops. The whole auditorium of angry parents should have defended the man, and beat the bacon out of the cops.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

Chet: This. You see it in online comments everywhere from Joe and Jane Normal. “That’s unconstitutional!” “Isn’t that illegal?” “They will be sued!” “Take them to court!” “Vote them out!” etc. ad nauseam. Even those who are beginning to take notice of the hatred for their children still think they have redress within the system. The very thought of going outside that system, or that the system as designed is utterly inadequate for today’s reality, or believing said system has been deliberately subverted, is beyond their conception. And it’s such a habit of thought even many on the DR fall… Read more »

OrangeFrog
OrangeFrog
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

It is exactly why we must establish alternate systems. It is why we must cultivate local relationships with other like-minded whites. It is why we must shun our enemies; and know them as such. It is why each man employed by a GloboCorp must be looking at alternate income streams: self-employment or perhaps a compleat change of work. It is why we must practice going without our luxuries (they are already being stripped from us). It is why the answer, for the discerning traditional Christian man is his own power over his own mind & family. The System will not… Read more »

Dennis Roe
Dennis Roe
Reply to  OrangeFrog
3 years ago

There won’t be a mental secession, without a physical secession.You ain’t gettin out of this without a fight, brother.

Jack Dobson
Jack Dobson
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

My favorite is the delusion voiced as “wait until the tables get turned!” It is physically painful to hear or read.

KGB
KGB
Reply to  Jack Dobson
3 years ago

I left the following reply to a comment on a normie-con site, in which the commenter eagerly drooled over the midterms and the table-turning that would surely ensue:

“Every vote you cast is nothing more than your surrender to the notion that we live under a legitimate regime. Withdraw your consent and stop voting.”

To which he replied, “That’s the stupidest thing I’ve heard in a long, long time.”

The artist formerly known as Judge Smails
The artist formerly known as Judge Smails
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago
A.B Prosper
A.B Prosper
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

The Southwest strike is loin girding par excellence. This and the gross overreaction to school board protests show the weakness of the system more than its strengths. This is why there is so much censorship of riots, protests here and an abroad. The deathly fear of contagion and mass movements. The Right real weakness though is an inability to have good leadership. Its less an infiltrator or stomped by the State issue though this is a problem but of one of no one of sound mind and integrity with enough of a power base wanting the job. And few people… Read more »

Tars Tarkas
Tars Tarkas
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

Wishful thinking. If they were going to act, they would have done it long ago. There were way more people on our side and they would have had an easier time organizing, even with lesser technology.

Soviet dissidents probably thought a general backlash was coming for 70 years. It never came. The system crashed on its own. Look at the 2nd amendment movement. The 2nd amendment no longer exists and hasn’t for decades. It’s null and void. What are they doing about it? NOTHING. They cannot even understand who the enemy is, let alone what to do about it.

tristan
tristan
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

an angry parent complaining to the school board?

Think about that.

Your daughter was raped and you turn up, wait to speak for your 5 minutes to the gulag committee.

The age of just retribution has passed

usNthem
usNthem
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

You’d expect the old man to stand up for his defiled daughter, however, a better message would have been him and a dozen or two armed buddies storming the meeting. Granted, it’s a highly unlikely occurrence in our current castratie society, but the day may not be too far away, maybe…

Pete
Pete
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

And by that time there will be so many darks in the country that we’ll basically be South Africa and it’s too late.

mr mittens
mr mittens
Reply to  UsNthem
3 years ago

The Godfather tells the story of the Corleone Family, in which the primary protagonists are the leaders of a New York-based Mafia organization—first Don Vito Corleone and then his son, Michael Corleone. Perhaps it should be no surprise that in a novel in which the “bad guys” are the focus of the story that the concepts of crime and justice are, at their core, complicated. The primary source of the complicated nature of crime and justice in the novel is the fact that, as the novel portrays it, there is no pure, simple justice available anywhere. The novel makes this… Read more »

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  mr mittens
3 years ago

mr mittens: Very thoughtful (and thought-provoking) comment. Like the Mafia, the narco gangs in Latin America are known for providing forms of favors and ‘justice.’ And, like with the Mafia, said ‘justice’ comes with both the owing of favors and the connection to illegality. It’s a form of taking sides, an ‘exchange’ as you correctly note. However, you also assert that western justice under the law is meant to be impartial and universal. Has such justice ever existed? I would assert there have always been differing penalties and favors for different strata of society, even any western society. And your… Read more »

mr mittens
mr mittens
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

You get the justice you can afford to buy-the poor man gets evidence manufactured against him, he gets a public defender and goes to jail for 10 years, the rich man gets a team of white shoe attorneys, and he makes a sizeable donation to “whomever” and suddenly the evidence is polluted and the case is dropped, or the witnesses change their tune. I’m all for justice versus law, and that justice “has to be seen to be done”. Bankers and Politicians perpwalked into actual genpop. Rapists put in a locked room with the victims male relatives and baseball bats.

Val
Val
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

Justice is an interesting concept. In the modern understanding it does simply mean fairness, equality (or the new buzzword equity). In the platonic tradition, however, justice spoke more towards a harmony of the parts coming into the whole. Aquinas mentions that he who has justice must necessarily also have temperance, prudence, and fortitude. My grandpa taught me that proper dispensation of civil justice must be in line with four principles. I forget one of them, but the other three were: –A sense of proportion – the punishment must fit the crime –Right reasoning (Grows out of prudence, as described by… Read more »

tristan
tristan
Reply to  UsNthem
3 years ago

They are never going to do anything.

All revolutions were led by the same related groups that run things.

Most people are automata, similar to lobotomized patients. They can perform tasks assigned, but have no biological ability to create their on volition.

Allen
Allen
3 years ago

As is typical of an organization where the Peter Principle has run amok you’re left with many people at the top who just don’t know how to do anything. You can clearly see this in Congress. When was the last time they passed a budget, 15-20 years ago? I don’t think any of them are even capable of it anymore. What you are left with is a whole set of dullards whose only ability is to jump on the bandwagon of the trivial. Pass a budget, too hard. Give a resounding speech raising awareness about something no one cares about,… Read more »

Mr. Generic
Mr. Generic
Reply to  Allen
3 years ago

I would tend to agree with you about the Peter Principle, especially as it relates to mega-corporations and the larger bureaucracy, but I think congress is a bad example.

What we’ve seen the past 20-30 years with elected officials is not that they are politicians who have gradually become more incompetent, but rather that our most visible and powerful politicians have gradually been replaced by hired actors — who all have quite the ability to do as they’re told.

Ben the Layabout
Ben the Layabout
Reply to  Mr. Generic
3 years ago

In some cases, actors literally became politicians: Sonny Bono, Ronald Reagan, Arnold Schwartzenegger, maybe Clint Eastwood (but he was just a town mayor 😀 ). Perhaps more?

But definitely, politics appears to be style over substance. Perhaps it’s always been so?

SwissGuard
SwissGuard
3 years ago

“Why does anyone go along with the loopy idea of gender at all?” My daughter was visiting a few weeks ago and wanted to watch the first episode of the new SURVIVOR TV series after long pause from covid. Should now be called “Woke-iver”. Many alphabet soup contestants but the one gay contestant – Richard – Flight Attendant, offered up a brief synopsis of his life (verbatim): “Being on survivor, it’s complicated because I’m leaving behind a 22-month-old daughter. She doesn’t understand why I’m gone, or that I’m coming back. And my husband, who’s working a full-time job while taking… Read more »

Chet Rollins
Chet Rollins
Reply to  SwissGuard
3 years ago

With this poz, the only sexual taboo left is boy-love.

Going to be hard to get blackmail material in the future. Mossad will have to find some way for their targets to say the N-word.

Member
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

It’s not much of a taboo when they’ve paraded Desmond is Amazing around on national television. That’s nothing but the mainstreaming of the gay pedophile impulse.

Member
Reply to  Vizzini
3 years ago

A frickin mainstream insurance ad:

https://youtu.be/5od8Wuv_AAY

There is no reasoning with these people. There is only hoisting the black flag.

Wolf Barney
Wolf Barney
Reply to  SwissGuard
3 years ago

Ricard, the gay flight attendant you’re speaking of, also objected to Jeff Probst’s (the longtime host) iconic phrase, “Come on in guys!” He wanted the word “guys” eliminated, so it’s now “Come on in!” Of course woke Probst asked if anyone was offended by “guys,” which started the insanity in the first place. The show also re-cast the players this season, in line with CBS mandate that no more than 50 percent can be White. Out of 18 contestants, only 5 are White and 6 are black. It’s not quite in line with the US Census, but that doesn’t seem… Read more »

David Wright
Member
Reply to  Wolf Barney
3 years ago

So why are you “guys” watching this crap?

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  David Wright
3 years ago

David Wright: Thank you! What is it about “Kill your tv” that so many just do not comprehend? And as for claiming it’s their wives or kids who are watching – why are they allowing this?

OrangeFrog
OrangeFrog
Reply to  David Wright
3 years ago

Too right.

Too right (appease comment software).

Apex Predator
Apex Predator
Reply to  David Wright
3 years ago

This is why the comment about this likely taking another generation is probably highly accurate. Even the most aware are blissful ‘consoomers’ and just can’t break away from their electric j00 shackles, social media collars, whatever. A lot of this also has to do with men, even ‘DR’ types having their balls kept in a glass jar by their women. ‘Hurr durr, muh wife & princess daughter told me to…’ You also wonder whether a population that so enthusiastically embraces its own annihilation is actually worth saving? There is some historical data that all Europeans had a common ancestor 50,000… Read more »

manc
manc
Reply to  SwissGuard
3 years ago

So is a “transgendered pregnant man” a biological woman who’s actually pregnant? Or is this some kind Tsarina Alexandra hysterical pregnancy? Is the husband really a lady? I have trouble navigating the Great Crazy River.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  manc
3 years ago

manc: I could send you a picture, but I won’t. Why even try to navigate their insanity? And who is more satanic, these mentally ill freaks or the doctors and ‘scientists’ who enable them? They’re all the diseased children of Magnus Hirschfeld. And the notsees were condemned for burning the propaganda purveyed by this sort of filth.

manc
manc
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

The enabling aspect is what’s most troubling to me, and it’s probably going to be the thing that costs me my job. I teach at an all-girls school; I believe it’s almost inevitable that the administration/board will accept a biological male into the student body at some point in the near future. After all, they all have signs in their front yards pledging fealty to this lunacy.

I’ve resolved that I have to resign at that point. I hope I have the guts to go through with it.

KGB
KGB
Reply to  manc
3 years ago

Off hand, at a small factory down the road, a he-she hanged itself a few weeks ago, right in the lab so that it was discovered by a co-worker. No, not a mental illness at all.

Tars Tarkas
Tars Tarkas
Reply to  KGB
3 years ago

That would have made my day.

Horace
Horace
Reply to  Tars Tarkas
3 years ago

Keep in mind that for most of them, these creatures are not born but made. It is the destruction of the creators, not the creations, that will bring me joy.

usNthem
usNthem
Reply to  KGB
3 years ago

In my world, he’d have been locked away in a very pleasant asylum (at best) where he could play with dolls and pretend he’s a she to his heart’s content – but only to his heart’s content.

Kp
Kp
Reply to  manc
3 years ago

It’s easy: “trans-” is a new prefix meaning “not”. (Why we need a new prefix for this is a question for another time.)

Thus “trans man” refers to someone who, in reality, is Not A Man.

Member
Reply to  SwissGuard
3 years ago

” transgender pregnant man” the medieval term being “woman.” I’ll accept that it’s a longhand for “mentally ill woman.” My seething anger that we are expected to nod and smile along with this sort of insanity is hard to take. This sort of gaslighting is going on in every single aspect of our lives — why our children have to wear masks or get vexes for a disease that doesn’t threaten them, why it’s good to teach them that White people are evil and they can be whatever “gender” they want, why it’s good to deny transplants to people who… Read more »

Member
Reply to  SwissGuard
3 years ago

You can’t argue your way to victory. You can, however, be making a list.

Fungible-ness
Fungible-ness
Reply to  SwissGuard
3 years ago

Shoot the fucking TV like Elvis, if you have not already.

The artist formerly known as Judge Smails
The artist formerly known as Judge Smails
Reply to  Fungible-ness
3 years ago

Kurt Russell as Elvis shoots out a TV screen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYJ5vbSt9K0

adcydy
adcydy
Reply to  SwissGuard
3 years ago

In reality, this contestant sounds like a straight mentally ill man who desired to be part of a victim class, so he found himself a mentally ill woman who identifies as a man and declared himself gay….

Chet Rollins
Chet Rollins
3 years ago

The only reason gender is even a discussion is because there is a massive online culture committed to encouraging confused and mentally disturbed people. Online, you can have any avatar you want, and you can spend hours finding a photo that makes you look least like a dude in a dress. This confirmation bias makes them capable of going out into the real world for a few hours a day without wanting to blow their brains out. This is why trans people hate video calls, as it forces them to look at their faces constantly and they can’t hide from… Read more »

Felix Krull
Member
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

That they destroy the lives of mentally unstable people who may have gotten better with better direction is a price they are willing to pay.

Look at it as eugenics.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

Chet: Yesterday in the gym I was again favored with the sight of the resident Asian trannie, flinging around its long, bleached blond hair. Sexual and racial appropriation, beotch dude. But I was a good little consumer, and said nothing (don’t need to be kicked out of yet another gym for noticing).

Member
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

Why not? You don’t need to be a member of a gym to be physically fit. You criticize people above for watching TV, yet you’re giving that gym your money for the privilege of having that degenerate shoved in your face while rendering you unable to speak your opinion about it?

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Vizzini
3 years ago

Vizzini: You make a fair point. I do have some weights at home, but not really the variety and space I’d prefer. And, my weakness I admit, but I am miserable in the DFW heat which generally runs from May through October and I do not even walk outside if I can help it. When the mask mandates started in 2020, I sat at home. My fault alone that I ate too much. I suppose I could raise the issue of the degenerate with the black manager. I suppose I justify it to myself because I pay only $10 a… Read more »

Member
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

Fair enough. We all make tradeoffs. Nothing is really going to make a difference until the day of the rope.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

You’re strengthening your “ignore the bulls**t” muscle.

No escaping it, for now, that’s what I tell the kids: “good try, but you’re not gonna pull my string.”

Astralturf
Astralturf
3 years ago

“ They rule their system through fear and manufactured consent. The only relief for the people in it is the orchestrated subversions… Like starving men fighting for crumbs, they jump at these opportunities at something resembling life. Subversion is the bit of sunlight that comes through their prison windows.”

I hope our future mustachioed great leader hires Z as a speech writer/propagandist.

An Old Friend
An Old Friend
3 years ago

Z: the managerial system selects for conformity… it selects for a conformity that makes exception for anti-social behavior and it selects for people who are always looking to undermine the dominant culture… Put another way, the personality type most prized is the sadistic subversive with a passion for enforcement. The most perverted people are the most highly regarded in our ruling class… There are plenty of unemployed actors willing to play politician, reporter and so on, so make sure you know your lines before filming. Democracy is just the theater portion of the managerial system that rules America. As Saint… Read more »

Felix Krull
Member
Reply to  An Old Friend
3 years ago

As Saint Joseph Djugashvili once asked: “Who? Whom?”

Qui? Qui?

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

I’d agree with all of this, but I’d argue that something else changed over the past couple of years that is causing an acceleration. Normies were forced to publicly acknowledge their total agreement with morality of our rulers. For example, CivNats were no longer allowed to hide behind their “I don’t see color” mental defense. They were forced to say “black lives matter” and that there is white priviledge, etc. Mentally and morally, a barrier was destroyed. They no longer had a moral or logical defense against any wacky political policy or corporate initiative because their policies and initiative did,… Read more »

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

True, but I’ll stick to my guns that the breaking of the colorblind defense in 2020 was a bid deal. CivNats, at least at work, had to go from “color doesn’t matter” to “race is a big deal.”

I actually think that this was a big help to our side. Forcing CivNats to acknowledge race only leaves them with one team.

Wolf Barney
Wolf Barney
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

“Colorblind”, “content-of-character,” used to be considered the highest ideal, among respectable normies, in line with the revered MLK. Everyone would nod solemnly in agreement at those beliefs.

In Woke America, that doesn’t cut it. Everything now has to be seen through the lens of race, with blacks elevated to the highest, protected class. Whites to the bottom.

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

Really?

The civnat normies around here seem to be doubling down on their chants of:

“Ahm nodda rayciss!”

“I don see culluh, bro!”

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

Wild Geese: Witness a comment further upthread that noted the powers that be want to pit “each group against the other.” I may be misinterpreting the writer’s intent (and if so I apologize in advance), but to me that’s another version of “They’re trying to divide us.” My super-Christian friend constantly repeats this, and I constantly retort that we’re already naturally divided, although certainly ‘they’ will happily use and exacerbate those divisions. And far too many on DR websites are just as excited by black anti-vaxxers as the boomers were with the myth of Michael King. They are so desperate… Read more »

Norham Foul
Norham Foul
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

I saw this. An acquaintance, a recent Ivy League grad school graduate-mid-thirties, gave me this blank, incredulous look when I responded to his BLM support with the “…content of his character,” narrative. Equal opportunity is alien to them (they must help…maybe they understand the content of their character better than it) I further explained about the sacrifices that his parents and grandparents generations made marching in civil rights protests, etc and supporting civil rights. Again, these ideas are alien to him. I’m left believing that his outlook is the result of him having to not sacrifice for any ego-lifting cause… Read more »

Jack Dobson
Jack Dobson
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

It is potentially a big help. Will Normie give up his delusions? I am not certain, but he certainly is being pushed to do so.

While seemingly unrelated, the widening transportation strike has huge potential, too. The Cloud People, if they also give up their delusions, may see the dystopian future they crave does not work out so well for them, either. Again, no certainty to be had there, either.

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
Reply to  Jack Dobson
3 years ago

I figure the chip shortage is going to bite their dreams of flitting about on private jets and satellite-guided yachts in the ass.

This is because the volumes of chips for those applications are so low it makes zero economic sense to operate the supply chain that produces those chips.

It can’t be done at gunpoint because the work is so high-precision.

Applying force attempting to run it will only up the accident and sabotage rates.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Jack Dobson
3 years ago

No mainstream reporting on transportation woes today, but for your reading pleasure:
https://andmagazine.com/talk/2021/10/11/southwest-airlines-is-collapsing-a-glimpse-of-the-future-and-hope/

William Corliss
William Corliss
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

Honest question: what is meant by “the idiocy of the Gruden story?” What does it matter if there is dissent between one’s ears, but lockstep conformity in reality? The NFL lovers keep their mouths shut at work, shut around their kids’ insane teachers, they’ve taken the vaccines…they conform in every way that matters. Nothing more is needed by Power, for now. It seems to me that they’re holding onto some kind of internal disagreement as a panacea (“heh, this is all a show, nobody really believes this stuff”) with the biannual voting ritual and an American flag on their F150… Read more »

Barnard
Barnard
Reply to  William Corliss
3 years ago

While watching a college football game earlier this season, one of the big banks had a commercial that featured what looked like a mixed raced lesbian couple on a date. They don’t even care if it appeals to who is watching the game, it is all about virtue signalling.

Barnard
Barnard
Reply to  Barnard
3 years ago

Nissan had a whole series of ads they were running during football last season with a black wife always driving her white husband and mixed raced kids around. Of course, the dad was a total buffoon. The kids were bizarre looking, it had to take some work for the casting people to find them.

Ben the Layabout
Ben the Layabout
Reply to  Barnard
3 years ago

Perhaps with very rare exceptions, at least in my experience here in central FL, it’s a presumably low IQ white woman with a black male. Or more precisely, with the progeny of one or more black males. In my “job” I see all kinds. Even in this semi-rural area, there is the occasional dirtbag white male with a black female* who must have been good in the sack because she sure didn’t seem to have anything else going for her. I’m sure there’s an interesting story behind some of these pairings. *Unz explores the black “marriage gap” in one of… Read more »

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  William Corliss
3 years ago

William Corliss: Well said. Spot on with “It seems to me that they’re holding onto some kind of internal disagreement as a panacea . . .

So they think, in their own mind, that they’re still independent and free-thinking men. But in every way that matters, particularly to the elite, they’re acting like well behaved, subservient subjects. Thus far, outward conformity is all that matters. Most are too stupid to realize that inward conformity naturally follows, and that they’re naturally instilling and reinforcing this in their own White children. Goddamned fools.

Din C. Nuttin
Din C. Nuttin
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

We can’t vote or lawyer our way out, but maybe we can rant things away. Good luck.

Bartleby the Scrivner
Bartleby the Scrivner
Reply to  William Corliss
3 years ago

Corliss,
I think I wrote about this a while back, but if all products, Ritz crackers had a homosexual black male putting on lipstick in a mirror, and when the doorbell rang, he ran to it, opened the door, and kissed and hugged his white partner/friend, or whatever it was.

It got me to thinking; I would love to have been in the pitch meeting when Ritz was sold on the idea that having an interracial homosexual embrace would help boost sales.

Natarnsco
Member
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

I think an even bigger development was a long time ago after the lolbertarians gained influence in conservatism, the idea that “what consenting adults do in the privacy of their bedroom” became none of our business. The slippery slope is not a fallacy.

Drew
Drew
Reply to  Natarnsco
3 years ago

To be fair, what consenting adults do the privacy of their bedrooms is usually hearsay.

Evil Sandmich
Evil Sandmich
Reply to  Natarnsco
3 years ago

That’s what I was thinking too. The “race is only skin deep” crowd is aggravating, but often fits the limited reality of those voicing it since they rarely leave their white-only enclaves. The “I’m not homophobic but…” crowd though is entirely poisonous. Forcing normie to accept unbridled debauchery kicked the floorboards our completely.

Fungible-ness
Fungible-ness
3 years ago

IMO a lot of this has to do with the burgeoning phenomenon some refer to as the “gynocracy”, female-dominated business and government. It started with the concept of ‘zero tolerance’ in the schools. So if a bully sucker punched your kid, and the victim’s head glanced the kneecap of the assailant as said victim crumpled to the ground, they would both be punished “equally” with suspensions. Women are conformists by nature, and have, throughout history spread their legs for the invader. Put these two realities together, with women in charge (and their breastless sisters, feminized men) and no matter how… Read more »

An Old Friend
An Old Friend
Reply to  Fungible-ness
3 years ago

Who created the ambient & dominant sociopolitical milieu which would demand & require the choosing of women [and POCs], thereby necessarily resulting in the Whom’ing of White men?

Who? Whom?

Screwtape
Screwtape
Reply to  Fungible-ness
3 years ago

Concur. The elites are highly conformist as the social strata of the clouds is make believe. Top to bottom. Thats the root of fear and anxiety; they are literally in the clouds, a fiat kingdom of conforming beliefs. Chasing the dragon of conspicuous confirming materialism can’t assuage them. Even in the mountains on vacation their $120k sprinter vans and $500 ice chests and north face wilderness wear can’t keep them from becoming nervous and boorish while pinging hard for fellow hiveminds. The other aspect of gynocentric elite is that free-floating anxiety is like a mind virus constantly in search for… Read more »

OrangeFrog
OrangeFrog
Reply to  Screwtape
3 years ago

“Even in the mountains on vacation their $120k sprinter vans and $500 ice chests and north face wilderness wear can’t keep them from becoming nervous and boorish while pinging hard for fellow hiveminds.”

This made me laugh out loud. The idea of The Clouds pinging for other hive minded folk – as I am literally trying to ping an iffy server on our network – was just too much.

Well played. I assume the IT reference was intentional and I’ve not misunderstood?!

Norham Foul
Norham Foul
Reply to  OrangeFrog
3 years ago

Same here! “The idea of The Clouds pinging for other hive minded folk – as I am literally trying to ping an iffy server on our network – was just too much.” I loved it!

Screwtape
Screwtape
Reply to  OrangeFrog
3 years ago

I’m no techie. My mouse still has a cord. But I reckon that reference works just fine too. I had in mind more of a kind of Prog sonar that those of us cursed with highly attuned arrays of “noticing” can see quite plainly at this point. It helps that their conformity produces easily recognizable patterns. You see they’ve all gone plaid! Given my tenure in blue hives I can often pick up on the passive sonar as well. The active is just low fruit at this point. Every encounter, every conversation is laced with prog SEO, call-and-repeat just like… Read more »

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
Reply to  Screwtape
3 years ago

Progs are very much materialists.

That’s why they have endless, inane quasi-religious arguments over Mac vs. PC rather than seeing them as mere tools.

OrangeFrog
OrangeFrog
Reply to  Screwtape
3 years ago

“Interestingly. All the gender stuff does is affirm that there is in fact two sexes and the children of those distinct sexes prefer certain toys and images and things in general because they are in fact different from inception.”

Screwtape; indeed. In fact all their intense propaganda ever does, to the astute mind, is confirm the very realities they are trying to deny.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Screwtape
3 years ago

Screwtape: ” When all you do is destroy you need to constantly feed the beast new things to break.”

Ba’al’s fire must be constantly fed lest it burn out.

La-Z-Man
La-Z-Man
Reply to  Fungible-ness
3 years ago

I was at a friend’s house for a barbecue pre-coof, maybe 2018, maybe 2019. Joey’s backyard neighbor’s boomer wife and 20-something college daughter visiting from out of town, were in tandem gardening on the opposite corner of their lot. Joey’s 70-something dad comes out and starts talking to his son in Italian while I break off to check the pool heater closer to their house. Father and son converse for a bit, fairly loudly in their native tongue, and after about only 2-3 minutes I was surprised to notice the two women on the other side of the fence had… Read more »

G Lordon Giddy
G Lordon Giddy
3 years ago

We normals must wait for the leader whom gets these lunatics out of our world and puts them back where they belong, working at carnivals.
Permanently.

Barnard
Barnard
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
3 years ago

Most of these people are past the point they are capable of doing work that has any value. Some of them would snap back to reality if an authoritarian pushed them, but many are too far gone. It is a big problem, what do you do with a growing class of people who have no value at all to society?

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

zman: Excellent metaphor.

Hoagie
Hoagie
Reply to  Barnard
3 years ago

I guess we do what the Demofascists did with blacks: Give them a brick of cheese, an EBT card, 20 ballots for the next fake election. IOW, urbanize them.

Member
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
3 years ago

Did the Taliban have one special leader? No. What they had was passion and a willingness to give everything they had fighting for what they believed in.

Nobody is coming to save you.

Member
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

I’m talking actual boots on the ground leadership — it was dispersed and changing with conditions. There was no one or even five leaders that could get captured and cripple their movement. Note that the Taliban came back into power a decade after his death.

If you want a distant aspirational leader who doesn’t even actually need to be alive, I could make several suggestions, but those don’t win the fight on the ground.

Forever Templar
Forever Templar
Reply to  Vizzini
3 years ago

Wuh? Pumas on the ground, then. Omar fought alongside his band of fighters.

Member
Reply to  Vizzini
3 years ago

I’m not sure what the “wuh” is for. Omar wasn’t necessary for his people to keep fighting. His people were passionate, dedicated and willing to suffer and die. That was far more important than having a revered leader. They didn’t give up when Omar died. And, as the history, of Afghanistan shows, they would have fought even if he had never existed. Afghanis have been fighting foreign invaders with grit and tenacity since long before Omar was born.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

Omar, Osama’s uncle by marriage, was also a puppet furnished by Pakistan’s ISI.

Mr. Generic
Mr. Generic
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
3 years ago

Exactly the opposite of what normals need to do. No one is coming to save you. It is not possible for a single charismatic leader to come in and reform things. The system is fully fortified against it.

What needs to happen is for normals to unite in non-compliance against the system. That is the only way change can happen.

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
Reply to  Mr. Generic
3 years ago

Exactly.

The Canadian anti-lockdown activist had a really good rant about how people need to stop complying, except you can’t send it around because he talks about the, “…dumb/stupid people who got the jab…”

Those words will trigger peoples’ mental defense mechanisms and shut down any openness to non-compliance.

I really wish he would have said something like people getting, “….tricked/gaslit by the govt/media into accepting the injection…”

That phrasing would still make the point and be much less likely to trigger peoples’ mental defenses.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

Good point. They’ve been victimized, the Holy Victim.

Hun
Hun
3 years ago

The ossified geezer class at the top of the system

This is something that is very visible from the outside and reminiscent of the last decades of the Soviet Union.

Anyway, I thought we were in the middle of a deadly pandemic that targets old people. How did it skip the geezers at the top?

Whitney
Member
Reply to  Hun
3 years ago

They have been taking ivermectin

Bartleby the Scrivner
Bartleby the Scrivner
Reply to  Whitney
3 years ago

That may be the case Whitney, but I think the reality of the whole “pandemic” is, it just wasn’t that big a deal. I only know of two people who died, and that was friends of friends.(if they even died of it). Frankly, I believe absolutely nothing that comes out of the mouth of politicians or media to asking heads. It wouldn’t surprise me if an after action report detailed that all thus nonsense was a simple flu season.

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
Reply to  Bartleby the Scrivner
3 years ago

Heck, I only have first-hand knowledge of *one* male in decent shape in his 30s who may have had Beer Flu, but his diagnosis was not certified by a physician. I have second/third-hand knowledge of two other people who may have had Beer Flu, both males in decent shape in their 30s who are fine now. I have Faceberg knowledge of one guy in his 50s that supposedly had a tough time with Beer Flu, but he has quite a beer belly and a family filled with hysterical women. I have direct knowledge of one fellow in his 60s in… Read more »

OrangeFrog
OrangeFrog
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

It’s a funny thing, recently in the UK we had the panic buying of fuel. I passed a number of petrol stations, with their masking signs and traffic light systems for people; hardly anyone was wearing a mask. Usually it’s about 75%.

Strange, it’s like when one ‘crisis’ comes, people forget about the old ‘crisis’. Sort of like they’re not actually crises at all… but that’s silly talk. I read da stisssstix and they tell me it’s The Plague: Mark II: Turbocharged.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

Wild Geese: I know no one who died from Covid. Second and third-hand reports of a few (older and with comorbidities) who died but I cannot confirm (and I don’t confirm anything I don’t have first-hand knowledge of). Supposedly my son and daughter-in-law got (and easily recovered from) covid, yet somehow my husband and I (both older and heavier) haven’t had even the sniffles. I just read yesterday of a pair of White siblings whose stupid mother took them for a flu shot and they were given the adult Covid vaxx. And as far as longer-term vaxx reactions, no personal… Read more »

Orpheus13
Orpheus13
Reply to  Bartleby the Scrivner
3 years ago

I know of no one that died from Covid. I actually know of someone who died from taking the vaccine.

In his forties, completely healthy male, took the vaccine. 3 days later he was dead, heart attack.

Norham Foul
Norham Foul
Reply to  Whitney
3 years ago

I’ll add to this. 1) Right now, my significant other (ipper middle age) will be 2 weeks with the COVID (she tested positive too and unvaxxed) on Thursday. She is out of work and lethargic. Her main symptoms seem to be a constant headache, dizziness, on and off high temperature. 2) A friend, and alcoholic/pot transient type that bounces from the West Coast to East Coast with the weather and when he needs to re-up-in person-for the Calhealth (damn good health care…covers him in New England) and food stamps. He got it in LA in, spring of 2020. Out of… Read more »

Member
Reply to  Norham Foul
3 years ago

People get sick sometimes. A few years ago — a year before COVID — some bug or other knocked me and daughter #3 absolutely on our asses for more than a week. We had to call in adult daughter #2 to help take care of us and the farm — the wife was busy with rental maintenance projects and it’s lucky she didn’t get sick, too. Mysterious flu bugs happen. They’ve always happened. The propagandistic urge to turn this into a panic is reprehensible.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Vizzini
3 years ago

Anybody remember that “storage at minus 70 degrees”? You need a freezer the size of a tiny house for that, due to the simple physics of freon compression.

To sow max confusion, I’d say the commoners are getting different doses of saline and poison. Profitable!

Also, Whitney’s right, if they aren’t exempt, homeless, or illegal, they’re taking Ivy (as in “100 Congressmen”)

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Vizzini
3 years ago

Side note: Joe’s theatre was totes fake, the nurse didn’t aspirate, he didn’t sit for 15 minutes after.

KGB
KGB
Reply to  Vizzini
3 years ago

My office-mate’s wife had it this January. Fifty five years old, not particularly fit, and bitched about the two to three days it hit her hard. But a week after recovering she admitted to him that it really wasn’t any different than other colds she’d had over the years. The recency bias can be very strong. It’s also why people buy into global warming. If I had a nickel for every time someone around here said, “when I was a kid, the winters were so much colder!” It’s just not true, but you can’t disabuse them of that opinion. After… Read more »

steveaz
steveaz
Reply to  Vizzini
3 years ago

COVID = a common particle in the spectrum of microbes(which includes both viruses and bacteria) producing the seasonal ‘Annual Flu.’ The VAX = the regular flu shot that MEDSOC has been trying (and failing) to get Americans to take habitually for years. Hence its warp-speed roll-out! The freak-out over this would be humorous if it wasn’t so damned horrifying! I’m with V. Heads need to roll for this. And it played on all of America’s ignorances. Ignorance about germs. Ignorance about cell biology. Ignorance about Science. Ignorance about History. And it exploited our weaknesses. A dumb tolerance that invites a… Read more »

Marko
Marko
Reply to  Hun
3 years ago

I happened to hear Nancy Pelosi on the radio the other day, and holy sh*t!…did she have a stroke? It’s one of those things people don’t notice when they watch the news every day. But like the sportsball commercials mentioned in Z’s article yesterday, when you’re away for a while and come back to it, the madness is very apparent. We have a dementia patient and a stroke victim in the inner politburo.

Member
Reply to  Marko
3 years ago

Those prions from consuming human flesh and flesh by-products will really do a number on you!

Pozymandias
Reply to  Marko
3 years ago

Nancy P usually sounds drunk to me. I’ve noticed that a lot of our betters frequently look and sound “off” in some way. Is he high today or just ghey? Stroked out or just strokin’ it under the table? On his meds? Off his (other) meds? Sometimes people ask “how did they send him/her/xer out there in that condition?” The answer is that it’s gotten to where Rock music was back in its prime. Some multi-platinum rocker would stroll out on stage at a concert whacked out on whiskey, heroin, and pills, mumble through their big hit song, whip out… Read more »

Ben the Layabout
Ben the Layabout
Reply to  Pozymandias
3 years ago

I take offense to that. Jim Morrison may have had his problems onstage, but The Doors left several excellent studio albums 😀

BeAPrepper
BeAPrepper
Reply to  Hun
3 years ago

Actually, it is not so much the geezer class running things as it is the Bolshevik wing of the Democrat party led by the likes of AOC, big tech and various other subversives. Brandon, the dementia patient, is just the stool pigeon.