Political Cosplay

Politics in a liberal democracy is first and foremost performative. Getting attention is the first goal for political types and they do that by comporting to familiar roles. How well they play those roles, as in any type of theater, establishes their status in the hierarchy of the political theater. Some actors, of course, take a short cut and play one of the various fools or jesters in the political drama. If done well this is a fast-track to attention, but the role itself is always on the periphery of the main show.

If most people were operating from self-interest and had a reasonable sense of their self-interest, political theater would not exit. For example, why would people line up to vote when they know their votes will be ignored? Most people know this to some degree and the science bears it out, but people still vote. In fact, voter participation has gone up as the effectiveness of voting has declined. The theater of democratic politics blinds people to the futility of it for some reason.

This is most obvious in the cosplay brand of politics. This is where people dress up in strange outfits and play make-believe on the streets. Antifa is just cosplay for people with a taste for violence. Instead of playing characters from their favorite TV shows, they play characters from their misreading of history. The black outfits make them the heirs of the Schwarze Scharen or maybe the red makes them the modern day Rotfrontkämpferbund or the post-modern Khmer Rouge.

Their view of themselves and their role in the political drama is as imaginary as the characters they are playing. No one bothers to ask any of them why they go around smashing windows and harassing people. Why do they show up at some right-wing political event? What is the point? There is no practical point. They do it because politics for them is a real life fantasy game. They have to show up at these things to keep the game going. That is the whole point of it.

Of course, their analogs are the flag and costume characters who are eager to play their part in the drama. Since the 1960’s anti-Semites have been staging flag and costume shows. They play the part of the Freikorps in this endless replay of the interwar years in Germany. The credit for this belongs to George Lincoln Rockwell who landed on the idea of playing dress-up to get attention. He dressed up as a cartoon Nazi and marched around with his followers.

For fifty years now anti-Semites and make-believe Nazis have been doing flag and costume parties in the public square. They say they are trying to draw attention to their issues, but that is part of the fantasy. After more than fifty years, everyone is well aware of the issues they support. In reality, it is just political cosplay. Like the Antifa people, it is all about maintaining a fantasy version of politics and history. Instead of the hammer and sickle eventually winning the game, it is the swastika.

What lies beneath cosplay politics is escapism. Like libertarianism, this type of political theater is a way to avoid reality. There is the personal reality of the players themselves, who are low-status people with no role in society. They will never be the important people they dream of being, so they play one in minor politics. At a higher level there is the grim reality of liberal democratic politics. No one wants to face the fact that the will of the people plays almost no role in the affairs of men.

The absurdity of political cosplay plays another role. It allows people who turn away from these ridiculous performances to believe their brand of performative politics really do matter. Serious Progressives, for example, condemn street violence as it distracts from their important issues. Conservatives condemn the “Nazis” because they make them look bad in front of their liberal friends. Cosplay politics gives them an excuse for why their performative politics is equally ineffective.

This addiction to performative politics is the primary manifestation of the narcotic of liberal democracy. Once a people accept the “general will” as their god, they have an unshakeable believe in the power of persuasion. They are forever convinced that if they can just win the next election, have the right performance, they can gain the backing of the general will and the wheel of history will turn their way. Heroin addicts have a better grasp of their circumstances than people in a democracy.

The Roman poet Juvenal is credited with coining the term “bread and circuses” to explain how rulers gain public approval. To generate public approval, they use public spectacle and satisfy the base requirements of the people. As long as people are fed and entertained, they are compliant. Juvenal’s actual point here was to condemn the people for selfishly going along with it, but over the centuries the expression has come to mean a ruling ethos, especially in democracies.

The magic of liberal democracy, at least in the short run, is it becomes something of a self-licking ice cream cone. The people, in search of bread and circuses, create their own circuses in the form of political theater. To underwrite the drama they endlessly seek to improve their conditions in order to have more time and money for the political circuses they are creating. The people in charge just put their thumb on the scale in order to direct the activity to their benefit.

Therein lies the real alternative to modern politics. Since there is no voting your way out of democracy, the only solution is to boycott it. If the audience fails to show up for the great political drama, the players have no purpose. Performative politics requires an audience as that is its point. Boycotts are not as fun as playing dress-up or voting harder, so it is at a disadvantage. It may be that the only solution to the narcotic of democracy is for the people to vote themselves to death.


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SidVic
SidVic
3 years ago

https://odysee.com/@Media2Rise:4/M2R-SHORTEN:8

Good inside look at patriot front.

SidVic
SidVic
Reply to  SidVic
3 years ago

I’m betting that this scares the hell outa the right people.

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

A lot of militia and patriot groups have non White members, usually former military types.

I think most of those people would like the old Conservative 80/20 or 85/15 USA to come back with a touch of extra tolerance and that especially includes non Whites in those groups.

Steve (retired/recovering lawyer)
Steve (retired/recovering lawyer)
3 years ago

A couple of random, but interconnected thoughts and observations. First, performative politics seems to have had its origins in this country in the so-called “Civil Rights Movement,” whereby people decided to change society, not by voting or legislating changes as the Founders intended, but by putting on a public show and threatening to disobey/disobeying the prevailing legal and social strictures. They, of course, took their inspiration from Gandhi, the hypocritical Indian fakir whose public and private thoughts bore no relationship to one another. He wanted to throw out the British, but had no time for blacks or Jews, either. Anyway,… Read more »

miforest
Member

I have seen the same thing you have Steve. animal rights “protesters” , who are actually the paid staffers for local politicians , performing for the cameras. They used to show up at the Detroit international auto show because it was a big event. They would show up in groups, someone would bring the signs and hand them out. Reporters showed up , and a couple of the organizers would be “interviewed”. The ” demonstrators” took the prop sign and banners and marched in a circle past the camera , with the circle set up where people were coming out… Read more »

Hi ya!
Hi ya!
3 years ago

Ramzpaul, Zman, normie conservative : Nazis are bad!

Whiskey
Whiskey
3 years ago

Short version of my comment in mod hell — we can put on a much better show of ordinary Americans as the real heroes, deserving of a heroes country, as they starve, freeze, or swelter in the summer. Mass inflation plus entertainment focused on 13% of the nation = great opportunities. Not marches or play acting but strike organizing for more pay, cheaper food/energy, no lockdowns/vax, and no crime. Tell Joe Normie he’s a hero. Descended from heroes. Heroes among his ancestors who were att Shiloh, or Valley Forge, or St Lo, or Omaha Beach, or Chosin Reservoir. And that… Read more »

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Whiskey
3 years ago

Wow. That is a plan.
The Founders did something brand new in the world- a nation without kings.

Let us turn democracy on its perpetrators, and do another new thing- a successful peasant revolt.

The Eastern Europeans already did this, and were repaid with the Balkan Spring. But, it didn’t work this time, and still the Visegrad remains.

Falcone
Falcone
Reply to  Whiskey
3 years ago

There is a fortune to be made in good politically incorrect humor Something like gab may be the place to start doing it, a dedicated comedy channel. Could be animated skits, or whatever. Can’t be on YouTube. Nothing they allow will ever be the brutally honest humor that people are craving If I wasn’t doing my own new venture I’d give it a whirl but I’m presently tied up and will be for some time. But the time to get started is yesterday. One thing about living here in Los Angeles is we get a sense of where trends are… Read more »

Whiskey
Whiskey
3 years ago

Boycotting the vote is both stupid and dangerous. Stupid because it just manufactures the consent, dangerous because other power centers will take it as affirmation to go completely “cut down the White trees.” So too are street demonstrations. Anyone with a clue can know where that will head: decades in jail while anti-Fa child molesters are “heroes.” But here is the thing. Anton is correct. This is unprecedented. Inflation is real, for the first time in 40 years. It will last decades. Not just in energy, but everything made from oil/natural gas including but not limited to: fertilizer, paint, makeup,… Read more »

Falcone
Falcone
Reply to  Whiskey
3 years ago

It’s not just about whether not voting is effective or not in affecting the system but it’s also about a person’s sense of morality and self worth. I liken it to staying with a girl who lies and cheats on you. How are the politicians always lying and pissing on you and you keep coming back for more really any different? That’s why they hate us. They hold us in contempt because we’re such saps. No one respects a doormat. But that’s beside the point. Taking the analogy further, the girl lying and cheating on you will come begging once… Read more »

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Whiskey
3 years ago

Inflation does not have to last for decades–Reagan showed us that in the early 80’s, but the fiscal”cure” is painful.

Paper Clip
Paper Clip
Reply to  Whiskey
3 years ago

“So too are street demonstrations. Anyone with a clue can know where that will head” The genius over at Occidental Dissent, Brad Griffin, is losing his sh*t over criticism of the Patriot Front. He’s the guy who stupidly encouraged his followers to show up at Charlottesville (and got sued in the aftermath) when the commenters on his own website told him what would happen, so of course he’s running interference for these counterproductive street theatrics. Rinse, wash, repeat. Dumba** wig-nats will never learn. Only the “alt-lite” have a problem with it according to Griffin, but of course the alt-lite weren’t… Read more »

miforest
Member
Reply to  Whiskey
3 years ago

I had been very active in politics in supporting the Right for 40 years. I gave money, worked campaigns, put ups signs, circulated nominating petitions for outsider candidates, stuffed envelopes, made get out the vote calls , handed out campaign lit at the precincts on election day, and worked as a poll watcher. all this only to watch the “Right ” sell me out at every turn every time . see the party ostracize and drive out any outsider we managed to get elected . Watch mitch McConnell, carl rove, Rick Lewis an the whole rotten band of “GOP powerbrokers”… Read more »

Catxman
3 years ago

Democracy, said Winston Churchill, was the worst political system — except for all the rest. In it, we see a counterbalancing of forces — the money of the big donors, the tidal wave of mass voters coming in to be counted, the effects of Television and Poll Taking on the eventual decision. It’s actually not a bad system. America of course does it best. The other countries are just imitators. America has the longest modern tradition of democracy, and the deepest roots of the practice. “Don’t tread on me” was the motto of one state flag. That’s the ultimate message… Read more »

tashtego
Member
Reply to  Catxman
3 years ago

It’s like a visitor from the dimly remembered past. A wave of nostalgia passed over me. Greetings 20th century man, welcome to the 21st century! I’m sorry for what you are about learn about the state of things today.

Whiskey
Whiskey
Reply to  Catxman
3 years ago

LA is undergoing a rapidly expanding series of crimes targeting for now, rich people. Very upscale hotels have take-over robberies, as well as parties, and auto theft is rampant. Even very rich people in gated Beverly Hills estates have been shot and killed.

Falcone
Falcone
Reply to  Whiskey
3 years ago

One thing that people not from LA don’t seem to know is that no one, no matter how rich, is removed from the mess. And there really aren’t any gated places in Beverly Hills. I don’t know any. There’s private streets but no significant gated communities. You find those in the burbs. Even Malibu is crawling with homeless. Yeah, you can get a mile or two away from it, but you can’t not get away from it completely. You have to drive into the city for work or whatever. That’s the reality of living in a big city. You can’t… Read more »

B125
B125
Reply to  Falcone
3 years ago

I appreciate your honest and insightful reviews of Los Angeles. I’m always curious about life in other places and it’s nice to hear some real world perspectives, not false tales from the media class.

miforest
Member
Reply to  Catxman
3 years ago

catxman, the 80’s called and they want you back . Let me guess, you love to grill and watch fox news. never tucker or Laura Ingram , but Hannity. the last tiny check on the “system ” was Rush , because his audience was enormous, and even he lambasted the GOP constantly . they had to throw him a bone occasionally to keep his audience engaged in the system.

steveaz
steveaz
3 years ago

Z, of course, you know that the theatrics are the spectacle manufactured to distract us from a series of looming crises. If you and I were charged to preempt and spin imminent disasters, we’d likely be stirring the waters, too. One of the BIG dumpster fires I think they’re planning for, is the collapse of the US stock market. It’s not the collapse itself they fear. It’s the international uproar when the new speculating middle classes of Bangalore, Kuala Lumpor, Manilla and Shanghai get burned BAD, and clamor for redress to their national governments for the trillions they will surely… Read more »

WhoGivesADamnAstan
WhoGivesADamnAstan
Reply to  steveaz
3 years ago

I am very interested how they will spin the CoViD/pub health excuse for mass amnesty. It’s counterintuitive, but I think it can be done. They will say that all the third-worlders will die of coofing in another country unless they are moved here. Even though The Coof has proved a very lithesome all-purpose justification for just about anything the rulers want, it is hard to sell impoverished homebrew peasants on the logic of bringing in sick foreigners to help out the latter. So they will start new Invade-The-World-Incite-The-World ethnic wars too, no doubt about that. And then they will say… Read more »

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  WhoGivesADamnAstan
3 years ago

Covid refugees! To replace the ‘economic’, ‘war’ and ‘climate’ asylum seekers- because we caused all those problems too, according to our internal ‘racism’ and ‘hetero-patriarchy’ refugees seeking safe spaces.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  WhoGivesADamnAstan
3 years ago

“…voting doesn’t change anything unless it’s like “Survivor” and you kick people out.” One nation tried that- at first they paid ’em to leave, then they tried the most humane transfer program in history. Maternity wards, hospitals (Anne Frank was sent to 5 different hospitals before she died of typhus), jobs, orchestras, swimming pools. Look how that got spun. Why was Lincoln told by the bankers behind him to preserve the Union at all costs? Why did the City of London stop buying Confederate cotton? Because of the owners of the plantations and the slaves. They would’ve been kicked out,… Read more »

B125
B125
Reply to  steveaz
3 years ago

Lol I wish they would just shut off immigration. The opposite seems to be occuring here, now our “worker shortage” is extra bad, and we need even more immigrants from India, China, and Africa to fill the gap. (Why is 400,000 enough but not 350,000?) Seems to me like you’re coping. I don’t believe there will be a 6D chess play where the elites suddenly align with social conservatives, immigration restrictionists, and ban affirmative action. P.S. banning affirmation action just means you will be flooded with various east and south Asians even worse. Be thankful they’re promoting blacks and Hispanics… Read more »

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

They have no interest in preserving the fund of citizens in the Anglosphere, or even just those of Americans. Their goal is to keep printing up money for themselves and keep inflation high so the currency becomes worth less and less. With the free money they can buy up assets and sock some of the free cash away at no penalty. The little people will be forced to sell assets for quick cash and move their remaining savings out of stable vehicles with real negative rates like savings accounts and money market funds into the equity and derivatives markets in… Read more »

steveaz
steveaz
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

I’m taking a “follow the money” approach. It’s usually a safe starting point in geopolitical discussions, what with Occam’s Razor and all. Today’s stock market reminds me of an overloaded train car, with people riding on the roof and hanging from the windows, and more piling on with every mile. Like you’d have seen in India in the late 1800’s. The Saudi Airlines tarmac cabin-fire also comes to mind. Capital flows have always driven foreign policy. Tax policy, Federal monetary policy, diplomacy and even War* are our main tools for influencing them. Usually, we seek to direct these flows to… Read more »

Götterdamn-it-all
Götterdamn-it-all
3 years ago

“It may be that the only solution to the narcotic of democracy is for the people to vote themselves to death.”

Okay. And then what?

Drew
Drew
Reply to  Götterdamn-it-all
3 years ago

Narcan?

(Obligatory extra words for comment policy)

karl von hungus
karl von hungus
3 years ago

here is my suggestion, forget the cosplay and give them the real thing. buy an old stadium, remodel it to look romanesque, and hold a patriot jamboree. try for 250k people showing up, armed. let people cosplay inside if they want, but also schedule some really exciting speakers, not the usual numbnutz. then do a million man march on DC (3 months later). and if antifa shows up, kill every single one of them without hesitation. start going to prison and proselytizing. keep escalating every 3 months.

Jack Dobson
Jack Dobson
Reply to  karl von hungus
3 years ago

Good luck with that shit. These bastards won’t even cancel their Netflix subscriptions or quit buying NFL merch.

SidVic
SidVic
Reply to  Jack Dobson
3 years ago

I will admit to stealing netflix. Does this make a good or bad person.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  karl von hungus
3 years ago

I was hoping you’d buy a stadium and invite Antifa/BLM to the live action cosplay.

Let the Games begin!
We’d have our culture back by the end of the first season.

We’d have our country back by the end of the second season, after our match with the Government teams and the ensuing Victory March on DC.

Gespenst
Gespenst
Reply to  Alzaebo
3 years ago

Like Justiniam stopped the Nika Riots. I’m all for that.

Karl Horst (Germany)
Karl Horst (Germany)
3 years ago

Interesting history fact for Dec 7th – America is as far from Pearl Harbor today, as Pearl Harbor was from the beginning of the American Civil War.

Banana Boat
Banana Boat
3 years ago

You’re starting to see republican politicians cosplay as cold warriors again. A few days ago they started harping about the threat of “communism” in the context of China; I’ve seen lots of preening republican photo-ops in my YouTube recommendations list. Sadly, I have a feeling that it’s just a way for them to look tough as they sell out their voters on issues like CRT, censorship, crime, and AWRism. No one will deny them a corporate job post congressional career for supporting the policies of the Military Industrial Complex. But question the 2020 election results and Simon & Schuster will… Read more »

Jack Dobson
Jack Dobson
Reply to  Banana Boat
3 years ago

tl;dr: Rinse, repeat.

The Wild Geese Howard
The Wild Geese Howard
Reply to  Banana Boat
3 years ago

I think a big part of the cold warrior LARP is a lame attempt to gin up war hysteria with Russia over Ukraine.

This tells me how dumb and out of touch these people are because there is no real support for going to war over Ukraine, even in the most highly oversampled polls.

Note Taker
Note Taker
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

Much of what you see in American politics is the Baby Boom generation relieving their childhoods as they approach the end of their lives. BLM was a nostalgic callback to their formative years when people were fighting “racial oppression”; thus, their obsession with blacks even though they are no longer the nation’s largest minority. Their obsession with the Russians is a replay of their Cold War youth. Their obsession with fossil fuels is a nod to the 70s gas shortages. Their reaction to Covid is due to it reminding them — the eternally young generation — of their impending mortality.… Read more »

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

They have an inkling no one gives a good damn about Ukraine, which is why they are careful to limit their threats to “devastating economic sanctions” rather than military action. Putin, Xi, the president of the Bahamas post-Covid realize all they have to do is threaten the Acela Corridor with a biological weapon and the denizens will offer up their wives and daughters as sex slaves.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

Boomers LARPing the Cold War!

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  The Wild Geese Howard
3 years ago

Hannity did have a good one- we should liberate the Americans still trapped in Afghanistan before we liberate Ukraine.

PS- Crimea voted to stay with Russia; perhaps we’re going to liberate them from democracy.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Alzaebo
3 years ago

Forget about the “Americans” in Afghanistan. Who do you think they are–your grandma, the girl next door? They are mostly foreigners, non-white, not of your blood and this soil–and they were there of their own doing because they wanted to visit among their own kind. The rest were liberal “do gooders” from aid organizations and such. You know, the type that put up the George Floyd memorial in Kandahar.

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  Banana Boat
3 years ago

Yep. Everything you’ve said is true, but the phenomenon known as Lisa Graham and whoever else you were talking about is that they have machines in their home states, so they can ignore the mass of those populations–and they do. People often ask in hand-wringing tones–who South Carolinians continue to vote in Lisa Graham, and the answer is that he has a machine. The peach-growers mainly, but others who have to have certain conditions to make money off the land, which is, after all the most honest and honorable activity that any man can undertake. But the landowners have been… Read more »

Carl B.
Carl B.
Reply to  Banana Boat
3 years ago

Washington wants war.

Tricky Dicky
Tricky Dicky
3 years ago

Candlelight marches were counterproductive for us. When SHTF we’re going to be actually blowing bridges and police stations and not engaging LARP dramatics, you’ll understand your first viewing of a shattered corpse.

Use this time to recruit from and coalesce normies around resistance to the overplayed disease policies. These are facts we can work with to peel each normie one at a time from the matrix.

Think, and then act.

Patternrecognizer
Patternrecognizer
3 years ago

It’s looking increasingly certain that TDS (specifically Mike Enoch) is now a fed op… when he got mysteriously dismissed from the CVille case that should have been a clue. “I’m just too smart for the all powerful Jewish legal establishment with bottomless pockets to take on…” except for some reason the same arguments didn’t work for anyone else at Cville or they just opted not to file the same magical exonerating motions. RamZPaul recently alluded to this but it seems like most have failed to notice. Don’t even think everyone else over at TRS is in on it. The whole… Read more »

SidVic
SidVic
Member
Reply to  Patternrecognizer
3 years ago

https://nordfront.se/rn-direkt-220

He addressed this here ^^^
You scurrilous cur.

Spingehra
Spingehra
Reply to  SidVic
3 years ago

I’d say most of them are young, don’t like what’s happening and the direction things are going. Nick Fuentes is one prominent example there are millions more Charlottesville was a Buffalo jump as was Jan 6 only because the embedded government degenerates and their useful media tools tells you it was . They were defeats for sure, lessons will and are being learned. Itis going to be a long war, old bastards such as myself won’t see the end if there ever is an end. However the young misguided boys that were in cville & J6 will be the men… Read more »

dimes
dimes
3 years ago

Speaking of cosplay, they are really ramping things up this year depicting Santa Claus as a black man in commercials this year (and not in an ironic way, in a matter-of-fact way).

The only commercial they really drop the ball on is a car commercial in which a Santa (this one actually portrayed by a white guy) forgets a young black girl’s present and Mrs. Claus has to drive out to her house to get it to him. The shocking thing was that Mrs. Claus was also white.

SidV
SidV
Member
Reply to  dimes
3 years ago

The bumbling white head of household, corrected by wise wife meme. It doesn’t work with blacks as the protagonists. So very, very, tiresome.

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  dimes
3 years ago

Don’t sweat it. It ain’t real. Sanny Claw is jes’ a social construct.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
3 years ago

Ah. We’re displaying our aboriginal traditions for the newcomers and tourists.

Like hula in Hawaii; hula dancing is the Pacific version of history lessons and morality tales. It’s the Polynesian library.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
3 years ago

As if dressing up in Union blue and Rebel grey and firing cannons would influence outcome of the 1864 election, eh?

Tom K
Tom K
Reply to  Alzaebo
3 years ago

Timing matters.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Tom K
3 years ago

Ha! Good catch. I meant the reenactments.

Maybe our descendents will reenact Waco, Jan 6th, or a Republican primary!

karl von hungus
karl von hungus
3 years ago

isn’t the recent march a fed op? it very much looks that way to me. and no antifa types showing up to interfere? am i wrong on this?

Some guy
Some guy
Reply to  karl von hungus
3 years ago

https://thezman.com/wordpress/?p=25895#comment-278823

You will find my reply unsatisactory. But what evidence presented on a comment board convince you?

karl von hungus
karl von hungus
Reply to  Some guy
3 years ago

it wasn’t a comment, it was the particulars of the march. not being harassed by antifa or the police (but i repeat myself), the uniformity of dress, the little shields. but most of all, who would even consider such a thing, after Jan 6? I mean, that wasn’t immune to the consequences.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  karl von hungus
3 years ago

Karl – Patriot Front has been doing this for year, since about 2016. The annual march on DC hasn’t been as big, but it’s been done. And their whole modus operandi is to show up unannounced without applying for any permit, march uniformly and usually chanting a single slogan, and then disperse. They’ve done this in a number of states and locales. I’m no expert, but I believe they organize in small cells and recruit carefully and vet each potential member fairly thoroughly. No guarantee they don’t have informants among them, but if they did I think someone would have… Read more »

SidVic
SidVic
Member
Reply to  karl von hungus
3 years ago

PF is a tight disciplined group. That’s sorta the point. The do unannounced flash demonstrations. Heavy vetting, no fatties. They’ve learned to control their own optics after Charlottesville fiasco. Check out the videos of them being savagely spontaneously attacked, while holding the shield wall and refusing to counter- attack (ie go to jail). Gab was lite up with Antifa trying to get their ppl out there on short notice, lolz.

Dan Boomerman
Dan Boomerman
Reply to  karl von hungus
3 years ago

No. Anyone who doesn’t know who Patriot Front by now has probably been spending too much time in cosplay themselves. I find this entire narrative concerning this rare PF public to be laughable and kinda scary. Because they wear masks they are feds? Because they are disciplined and not fat, they are feds? Nigger, please.

Apex Predator
Apex Predator
3 years ago

So let me help out the “at least they are doing something crowd” a bit. And I’m not taking the piss out of them because many who posted in support of PF are people I genuinely respect. This is another reason why we are a ‘cut above’ because we can agree to disagree and still realize we are working towards the same goal. With that little disclaimer out of the way, here is my rebuttal to the “At least they are doing something.” Stomping around with flags or marching has somewhere between minimal and negative impact with most people. Yes,… Read more »

Falcone
Falcone
Reply to  Apex Predator
3 years ago

e have to play to our audience and know our audience, and since we ourselves are pretty much the same as our audience, we can ask ourselves “What would I like to see? What do I think would be effective?” For one, walking around like PF does nothing for me at least. I find it stupid and that it stinks like a set up. I would never do what they did. The risk/reward makes absolutely zero sense. But what would I like? What do I think would be effective? I think a national tax walkout would be awesome. People just… Read more »

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  Falcone
3 years ago

Falcone, I appreciate your response because your tax walkout suggestion sets you apart from the commenters who will criticize any attempt to take action.

We can’t naysay our way to victory. You proposed something and I thank you.

Spingehra
Spingehra
Reply to  LineInTheSand
3 years ago

I’m encouraged by many of the ideas here today.
Thank you.

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

The US is a reserve currency and is willing to mint 1/3 of the money it had in history in a single year.

It mostly got away with it it too.

They don’t care about your tax revenue or at least won’t until they no longer are the reserve currency.

This may be why the rum-ra over the Ukraine. I hear Russia and India have been doing trade deals that threaten dollar hegemony.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Apex Predator
3 years ago

That long game is precisely what all the New Mericans do. The Sikh and Indians. Mexicans. Hmong. They supported the majority culture and copied its norms. They run for office, attend school boards, get on the police force, open businesses, go to college. Socialize with and move next to their own. The only street theater they engage in is a food fair with costume dances. We whites used to do all that, and have parades. We used to have all those civic fraternal benefit societies- Elks, Moose, Jaycees, Shriners, the Royal Order of the Water Buffalo. Now we can’t have… Read more »

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  Apex Predator
3 years ago

A very fine post except for this: “Get your people on school boards and into educational roles.” which is shockingly bad advice. The only thing our people should do about school boards is ignore them. The only thing our people should do about public schools is to ignore them. Home schooling is the future–because it was also the past. The successful past. Education is not the same thing AT ALL as schooling. And the public schools do not “do” education. Parents will actually have to *think* about their children and will have to *do* something for their children. Parents who… Read more »

Gespenst
Gespenst
Reply to  The Infant Phenomenon
3 years ago

Not every family can home school. What do you do about that?

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

State schools aren’t the solution it seems.

Besides I heard that 44% of people surveyed don’t even want kids ever and with rampant celibacy , as many as 1 in 3 18-30 year olds got no sex within a year , its probably self correcting.

People will make arrangements maybe with other families they know and trust or before they have kids.

Small super local schools might work as well but putting a small town’s worth of kids under one roof has to go.

Tom K
Tom K
3 years ago

Zman, excellent post and this is a really interesting discussion. After reading all the comments, I tend to disagree with the idea of boycotting national elections, pointless as it may seem. It doesn’t take a lot of effort to vote, if that’s the extent of your involvement in partisan politics. I find myself agreeing more with AntiDem in the previous comments. If one takes the long view, this is a part of a ratcheting process of left/right conflict that will play itself out in unknown ways. I might even change my mind about boycotting at some point. Just not at… Read more »

karl von hungus
karl von hungus
Reply to  Tom K
3 years ago

you are an irrational person. lots like you.

Tom K
Tom K
Reply to  karl von hungus
3 years ago

I knew it would draw your attention.

SidVic
SidVic
Member
Reply to  karl von hungus
3 years ago

I’d vote for you or Z if you ran for my senate seat. A couple of cranky dissident senators would be awesome. Incidentally, don’t be quite sooo cranky. Direct it outward. I don’t find the argument that voting lends legitimacy to the system particularly compelling either. Uncle H’s party won the most votes and he was installed constitutionally. Even Trump could have made hay had he the stuff of a great man. Sad. That would make a great essay come to think of it. What could have been if trump were a crypto authoritarian along the lines of Caesar.

Tom K
Tom K
Reply to  SidVic
3 years ago

Yeah, agree. I’d vote for Karl if he ran. Same reason I voted for Orange Man. Hilarious..

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Tom K
3 years ago

“pointless as it may seem. It doesn’t take a lot of effort to vote”

So you recommend doing “pointless” things if they don’t take too much of your time? Sounds like a new variation on the definition of insanity.

Tom K
Tom K
Reply to  Compsci
3 years ago

The key word is “seem”.

Mycale
Mycale
3 years ago

“ Serious Progressives, for example, condemn street violence as it distracts from their important issues.” Do they? I do not remember any Serious Progressives condemning the violence and chaos of the 2020 riots. Serious progressives mostly lied about how they the riots were akshully peaceful, even as in some instances fires blazed literally right behind them. The few that did acknowledge the violence mostly said they were A Good Thing and the Voice of the Unheard or whatever. Far from just being a sideshow, the riots helped amplify the most important issue for Serious Progressives these days, which is hating… Read more »

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
3 years ago

I read Z Man’s arguments against public displays of fascism and I see his points. Ramzpaul makes similar worthy points. Yet in spite of his wise counsel, I still respond favorably to NJP and Patriot Front. I’m not going to argue that Z Man is mistaken. I’m just going to comment on why his arguments don’t change my outlook. It seems to me that the alternative is to assemble a coalition of traditional whites and like-minded non-whites and chosen who advocate for the recognition of black crime and IQ, enforcement of immigration law, and ignoring the left. On a gut… Read more »

Patternrecognizer
Patternrecognizer
Reply to  LineInTheSand
3 years ago

Mike Enoch is a fed. If you doubt this please email how exactly he was dismissed from Cville case allegedly using arguments that would have applied to basically all the other “conspirators” but which were successful for no one else. Explain his continued refusal to even take the jab mandate issue seriously when it is used to purge right leaning white Christians from police, military, government, corporations, Healthcare, etc. Even Sven and Alex are constantly confused by this. Sorry for repeating this but it needs to be widely noticed by our side. Eventually this became common knowledge about Weevs rent… Read more »

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Patternrecognizer
3 years ago

We forget that the Nazi party was rife with infiltrators. Look what happened.

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  Patternrecognizer
3 years ago

“Mike Enoch is a fed. If you doubt this please email how exactly he was dismissed from Cville case allegedly using arguments that would have applied to basically all the other “conspirators” but which were successful for no one else.”

If you want to hear Enoch’s side, download https://peertube.se/static/webseed/04f6e012-6f20-48f0-a68e-8fbaa9089dbe-nrrss.mp3 and start listening at 45 minutes.

I suspect that many people who oppose Enoch do so because his activism makes their inertia uncomfortable.

B125
B125
3 years ago

Every successful movement has a “thug wing”. The United States Military is the thug wing of the American empire. While the paper pushers are at the top, the military is out cracking skulls and creating the space the brains need (at least they used to do this). Antifa is highly successful. In early 2017, there were pro-Trump protests by MAGAs. Antifa started showing up and beating people up – those went away. They caused millions of damage during the George Floyd riots. Their tactics of making life miserable and demoralized for normal white people has been achieved. The way to… Read more »

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

Britain used to have skinheads and soccer hooligans. The gov mounted a media war against ’em.

Skinheads *were* the English knights, fer cripes sake.

(Side note: I hosted little skinhead tribe during the AIDS era. Scavengers, not thieves, they were rigidly moral in White ways.)

SidVic
SidVic
3 years ago

I’m not one to slap on a swazi arm band and take to the streets, which PF don’t do. BUT, i like flooding the zone. WLM group popping up in every state. NJP successfully moving the needle on discourse thru activism. Sedentary propagandist like Z and Greg Johnson good too. Of course pays to be careful and cagey. However, they only have so many case officers. Make them overstep like they did with Kyle. Support, or not, the vanguard that provoke and prod. Why throw shade? They are running over little white girls and grandmas in Christmas parades. Sits very… Read more »

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  SidVic
3 years ago

Notice how our schoolbooks were all about White revolution, a la the Tea Party? Now, somebody else owns the publishers (and the profits).

G Lordon Giddy
G Lordon Giddy
3 years ago

Let’s follow France,
Get a based or semi based Sephardic Jew as our public facing leader.
A Eric Zemmour type.
No costume shows
It actually has a chance of working in France.

Marko
Marko
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
3 years ago

At this point, I’d accept anyone who can rally the masses and drive the progressives into the sea.

I know it’s a shame that a cis white male can’t or won’t do it, but so be it.

Angarrack
Angarrack
Reply to  Marko
3 years ago

It’s not a shame, it’s how the hierachy works. We are not allowed freedoms allocated to others because of our skin colour. France is no different hence Zemmour. To some extent he is reinforcing the rules of the system because according to the hierachy he is allowed to speak this way. He’s still playing by the rules of a game he pretends to detest. His theatrics disguise how careful he is with his language,there’s an angry opaqueness about his message.

John Flynt
John Flynt
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
3 years ago

You’d have to adjust it to the country. There can’t be an American Zemmour in 2020s America. Zemmour falls outside of acceptable bounds in American politics. An American Zemmour would be banned from all mass media and hounded by the FBI. There hasn’t been an American politician who used rhetoric as strong as Zemmour since 1970* (Any history buff have a later date)? 51 years now. Over half a century. Duke or Buchanon were far more moderate than Zemmour in their races. They didn’t use open identitarian appeals in their campaigns. Still attracted debilitating amounts of controversy even though both… Read more »

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  G Lordon Giddy
3 years ago

(((Zemour))) is not French. He is also not real. The man we should support is virtually unknown here, but his name is Éric Ciotti. Remember that name. He’s the real thing. He is going places:

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/dec/02/hard-right-french-mp-tops-les-republicains-partys-presidential-primary

John Flynt
John Flynt
Reply to  The Infant Phenomenon
3 years ago

Ciotti belongs to the Center Right. Center right people are an army of careerists. Regardless of what they privately think, everyone in inner circle would be from that cloth.

Besides he lost to a quite horrible woman in a run off already.

Glenfilthie
Glenfilthie
Member
3 years ago

As a Yesterday Man, this has been the most difficult and bitter red pill yet. It’s right up there with the sportzball addict cutting the cord rather than being lectured on morality and politics by illiterate negroes and their Jewish owners. Once the matrix falls away there is no going back, and you can’t unsee or ignore what remains. But I am not entirely on board either. How I envied you Yanks, when, during a public recorded phone call with the president Florida’s De Santis told Biden to go f*** himself and hung up on him. As a Canadian, I’d… Read more »

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  Glenfilthie
3 years ago

You also must learn what the word “Yank” means and what it doesn’t mean; to whom you may apply it without serious injury, and to whom you must *never* apply it. If crawling on broken glass is your think then go for it. But watch your language. You are skating on thin ice.

Vizzini
Member
3 years ago

It would have been hard for George Lincoln Rockwell to do a better job of discrediting his cause if that is what he had been trying to do. Which leads me to wonder if that’s what he was actually trying to do.

John Flynt
John Flynt
Reply to  Vizzini
3 years ago

Rockwell with a suit and more moderate was tried. His name was George Wallace. The system dealt with him fairly easily. Still want more moderate than Wallace? Enter the New Right. Who were the New Right? Exactly the point. No one remembers them. More moderate than that? Well then you had right wingers/conservatives like Nixon or Reagan. They are very good at winning elections and making money. Its very comfortable and safe to support them. But they are the ones responsible for the evils of modern America. But we can influence or infiltrate the right/conservatives and make them better!!! No… Read more »

SidVic
SidVic
Member
Reply to  Vizzini
3 years ago

Didn’t they have Rockwell killed?

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B125
B125
3 years ago

This whole post is just an excuse to bash Patriot Front. Which I don’t agree with. These kind of marches serve 2 purposes. 1, it lets normal white people know that there are actual people who share more “radical” views out there. For a normal white person, not plugged in like we are, they might have glimmers of bad thoughts but quickly put them away. The isolation is a very real thing. 2, it demoralizes the other side. White liberals are scared and demoralized at the thought of white men marching down the street (nazees)! So are POC. It freaks… Read more »

Tars Tarkas
Tars Tarkas
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

As far as I know, NJP was/is a scheme for the TRS guys to get guaranteed credit card access. Supposedly there is a law forbidding credit card companies from banning registered political parties from credit cards. Anyway, this is what I heard. I honestly think these “protests” do more harm than good. If anything, I think it makes normal race-conscious white people feel even more isolated. It doesn’t do anything to demoralize the other side. Charlottesville was, by far, the biggest demonstration of this sort in many decades by number of guys on the right showing up. Is there anyone… Read more »

Tars Tarkas
Tars Tarkas
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

That’s what I heard. But I heard it on Gab, so I should have taken it with a grain of salt!

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Tars Tarkas
3 years ago

Can I be called an ‘aspiring racist’?

That NJP opening speech in a Bavarian barn was a bit…contrived. It looked like a skit on Hee Haw.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
Reply to  Alzaebo
3 years ago
3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

B125: Well said. I may not think street action is effective in the long term, but all your points are very valid – and I think these guys showing up unannounced, making their point, and then leaving does unsettle the feds. So far as I know, Patriot Front always organized on the basis of individual cells to minimize fed infiltration. Not saying none of them are glowies, but if so they didn’t know about the demonstration in time to notify Antifa or the badge gang. We can all debate who is more effective – a group of young White men… Read more »

SidVic
SidVic
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

I’m not one to slap on a swazi arm band and take to the streets, which PF don’t do. BUT, i like flooding the zone. WLM group popping up in every state. NJP successfully moving the needle on discourse thru activism. Sedentary propagandist like Z and Greg Johnson good too. Of course pays to be careful and cagey. However, they only have so many case officers. Make them overstep like they did with Kyle. Support, or not, the vanguard that provoke and prod. Why throw shade? They are running over little white girls and grandmas in Christmas parades. Sits very… Read more »

btp
Member
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

Yeah, especially point 2. When Proud Boys get beat up and put in jail, the other side is happy. The question is whether the other side is happy or sad. I *think* they are sad; if so, then that’s good? Like that scene in “Ford vs. Ferrari,” where Matt Damon explains to a very unhappy Mr. Ford how their initial loss at Le Mans was a big step in the right direction: We can’t corner or brake and out cars all broke and etc. & etc. But Ferrari knows that we hit 217 mph on the back stretch and, by… Read more »

Mycale
Mycale
Reply to  btp
3 years ago

We’ve seen this before. Some random chad prints out a “It’s OK To Be White” on a piece of paper and staples it to the telephone pole in the dead of night next to a college campus. The next day it is in the newspaper, the college has shut down and offered counseling to traumatized students, and the police are deployed. It’s pretty hilarious. I guess the regime decides that going all-out against these flyers is worth a few grillers noting the absurdity of it and asking the obvious question of “well, is it ok to be white?” (The answer… Read more »

Sim1776
Sim1776
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

Sorry but PF is another Fed action. Watch the videos and look at their gear and LE interactions. Garland is looking for more suckers to fill DC’s jail.

Some guy
Some guy
Reply to  Sim1776
3 years ago

I know that my comment won’t change your mind, but I have met many Patriot Front guys and their leader. They are sincere.

I’m not saying that there aren’t infiltrators. But this is not a fed-run operation.

Jerome
Jerome
Reply to  Some guy
3 years ago

Only a Fed would definitively know if it’s a Fed operation, ergo you are a Fed.

You have unmasked yourself, Mr Hoover!

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Jerome
3 years ago

If only we could go back to the days when a Water Buffalo only need suspect that the new guy might really be a Moose.

Sid
Sid
Reply to  Jerome
3 years ago

Hoover was based, flawed, but still. Evidenced by his poor press. Z should be proud. He has finally attracted the A-team of subversive actors. Bravo.

Sim1776
Sim1776
Reply to  Some guy
3 years ago

You have no idea how much I wish these groups were legit. Perhaps the Feds have been doing their best to discredit groups like PF by infiltration. Maybe even PF is legit but I urge you to look at the vids of the Waukesha NJP protest and then contrast that with the PF March. I dont like the TRS guys because they do too much of the edgy shock shit but NJP looks much more like my people than a bunch of masked tools with LEO level gear. Look up how much a round riot shield costs.

Tars Tarkas
Tars Tarkas
3 years ago

“What lies beneath cosplay politics is escapism.” I don’t dispute there is some of this going on, but it’s not just this. After all, you can effectively escape in centrist cuckservative theater as well. You can even put on your Tricorne hat and reenact some of yesterday’s battles. But it takes a certain type of person to don the hitler costume and do gay-marches in Democrat strongholds. Young, little to lose, not afraid of getting your jaw broken (like Hitler himself) or being arrested and spending some time in the county jail. Normal, well adjusted men understand this comes with… Read more »

Anonymous White Male
Anonymous White Male
3 years ago

You seem to miss the fact that many of the cosplayers, especially the ones in leadership positions, are paid to do this. Not all, of course, but enough to provide a nucleus for the cosplayers to coalesce around.

Plus, you say that voting is meaningless, but then you make a comment that seems to agree with the concept of local, local, local. It would appear that what you mean is federal, and to a lesser extent state, voting is meaningless, but local voting is not.

Gunner Q
Reply to  Anonymous White Male
3 years ago

The Elites don’t always bother with local elections because of their mania for centralizing power. If the deplorables do a thing then they just find a tame judge to overrule the results. It’s what they did in Commiefornia.

The Greek
The Greek
Reply to  Gunner Q
3 years ago

This is exactly right. It’s true that the hive doesn’t pay as much attention to local elections. However, any substantive decisions that go against leftist dogma will be overruled by their centralized power/activist judges. This is becoming clear with CRT and tranny ideology being taught in schools. Localities trying to secure their own elections are being drawn into legal battles that they’ll surely lose eventually, or congress will pass that nonsense “voting rights” bill.

ProZNoV
ProZNoV
Reply to  Anonymous White Male
3 years ago

The last election where voting made difference was when Clint Eastwood ran for, and won, the mayorship of Carmel in 1986.

He ran mainly because the city had some zoning laws that wouldn’t allow him to develop his own property. So he ran, won, changed the zoning regulations, and left.

I’ll vote in any local election if the candidate who’s this honest and clear in his platform. Including “the rent is too damn high” guy.

Otherwise, total waste of time.

AntiDem
AntiDem
3 years ago

There’s a problem with the idea of boycotting the political system, which is that the other side will not do so. Alright, so we boycott the next election. Then our enemies end up with the presidency and veto-proof majorities in both houses. Then they enact their plans, and send the national security apparatus to enforce them. Scofflaws get solitary and beatings, just like the J6 prisoners do. Just because you boycott the system doesn’t mean that the system will boycott you. The idea that if we leave the government alone, the government will reciprocate by leaving us alone is a… Read more »

Be Responsible
Be Responsible
Reply to  AntiDem
3 years ago

Just look at 2020. Tens of millions applied your logic and look what happened. Our enemies installed a president and took both the house and senate anyway. Had those tens of millions NOT participated – guess what? Same exact result. Now let’s take the mid terms where so many are believing that the republicans will take over and render the left “powerless”. So far the groveling GOP has created a pride coalition, supported meaningless gun confiscation laws and bailed out the dems on a leftist, anti-white infrastructure bill. All of this while the left blatantly committed the largest election fraud… Read more »

AntiDem
AntiDem
Reply to  Be Responsible
3 years ago

No, not the exact same result. There’s a HUGE difference between what our enemies can accomplish with the presidency + a bare majority in both houses that hinges on a couple of recalcitrant moderates, and what they can accomplish with a veto-proof, filibuster-proof majority. Thinking otherwise is just foolishness. Just one example would be the vax mandate. The courts went against it because they rightfully said that the President can’t just do that by bureaucratic fiat – it would take an act of Congress. Well, with a filibuster-proof majority, he’d have one and your choices would be: vax or starve.… Read more »

Be Responsible
Be Responsible
Reply to  AntiDem
3 years ago

Why do you think Vax or starve still won’t happen if the Republi-cons get control? The Biden press secretary literally said on national TV that companies should ignore the court ruling stating that the mandate was against the law. It is this delusion that your votes will do something to change the outcome that keeps the cycle going over and over again. You are not stopping anything simply by creating theater that puts a speed bump in front of a tank. Also, it’s not “black-pilling” – it’s reality-pilling. The country has collapsed. You need to face that fact and stop… Read more »

c matt
c matt
Reply to  Be Responsible
3 years ago

I guess that’s the issue – how does power shift by boycotting fraudulent elections? It seems power shifts only upon collapse. Voting or not won’t seem to impact it (at least not at the federal level).

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  AntiDem
3 years ago

“Well, with a filibuster-proof majority, he’d have one and your choices would be: vax or starve.” Get a grip! Calm yourself! Even if Congress did take such a vote, wo what? How would such an ultimatum be enforced? By whom? The High Sheriff of the county would have to (try to) make war–literally–against the people of his own county and then ask his victims for their vote in November. It’s non-starter. There’s nobody to enforce these willy “vaccine” mandates. Nobody. Not, at least, in any place that matters. I live in a comparatively free state and city. We have not… Read more »

Spingehra
Spingehra
Reply to  Be Responsible
3 years ago

I don’t have any answers but I can tell you this, Kim Wyman, the former “republican” secretary of state. Of Washington state. Has joined the biden administration. She oversaw the implementation of mail in only balloting, this was sold as a cost saving and convenience plan. Was put in place in 2011. We were the second state after Oregon to do it, several other states did long before the plandemic was used as an excuse to successfully steal the election from Trump. In my opinion Wyman is now in DC to cement mail in Nation wide. Ever since this was… Read more »

Be Responsible
Be Responsible
Reply to  Spingehra
3 years ago

“At the end of the day as I try to sleep I know, we all know, where this thing is headed.
God help us.”

Unfortunately, that’s the only way.

“The only remedy for pure evil is death.”

I read that somewhere recently and it really rings true. Very sad times indeed.

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  Spingehra
3 years ago

Remember Lot’s wife.

Drew
Drew
Reply to  AntiDem
3 years ago

“The idea that if we leave the government alone, the government will reciprocate by leaving us alone is a dangerous fantasy.”

Nice straw man. No one said this, and I would doubt anyone here believes this. When the choices are aggressive leftist or stealth leftist, the only reason to vote is to signal your support of leftist politics. If you don’t support leftist policy, there’s no sense in voting, regardless of whether the government will leave you alone.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Drew
3 years ago

Spot on. If TPTB want us to vote, they need to convince us that the vote process is fair. Here in my State, there has been a pretty good audit of the process (after being fought tooth and nail)–and the process is found very wanting. Invalid votes found that would/could easily turn the election results if they were tossed out, however no legislation yet proposed to fix the process. Pol’s are still asking that we vote them in so they can “fix” the election process. Quite a conundrum. I’m sure it will sound attractive to the younger set. It that’s… Read more »

Pete
Pete
Reply to  AntiDem
3 years ago

You don’t get it. Our enemies already control the presidency and both houses of Congress. They are already enacting their plans, and the national security apparatus is enforcing them. The Republicans are the enemies of white people too.

Remember Congress is irrelevant. Most of the hurtful stuff is done through executive orders, or via the Deep State, or it’s done by just NOT enforcing the laws (i.e. allowing endless illegal immigrants to come in, or allowing negroes to riot at will).

And this is where voting got us.

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  Pete
3 years ago

Well, it’s certainly where universal suffrage got us, yes.

AntiDem
AntiDem
Reply to  AntiDem
3 years ago

Boycotting the system is just another act of political theater. It will be ineffective at best and counterproductive at worst because shaming tactics don’t work against an unshameable enemy, but it makes you feel like you’re sticking it to the man.

But the man couldn’t care less, because he doesn’t want your approval – he just wants power.

David Wright
Member
Reply to  AntiDem
3 years ago

The other day some one mentioned Michelle Obama calling the Chicago prosecutor to drop the Smollett charges and let the FBI handle it. What does that tell us about that apparatus of the government and who controls it, as if we needed more convincing.

If you remember the prosecutor did drop it only to resurrected by other political forces. Still we really do have our own Stasi here.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  David Wright
3 years ago

The Soviets had elections. Is this how they felt?

Australia, by the way, has mandatory voting.

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  Alzaebo
3 years ago

And a disarmed populace and tyrants in charge.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Alzaebo
3 years ago

And just what does “mandatory” voting do? some simply pay the small fine and the others simply turn in a blank ballot.

Tars Tarkas
Tars Tarkas
Reply to  AntiDem
3 years ago

I really don’t understand the boycott strategy. I get that voting is a pointless exercise, but what I don’t get is how boycotting the vote helps us in any real way. The only explanation I’ve heard is that if we sit out a few elections, the GOP will have to change to lure us back. All I think that would really do is get the GOP to tell us different lies they don’t plan on actually doing upon their being elected. From a point of view of voting, the system is fundamentally broken. Voting does not lead to anything you… Read more »

Be Responsible
Be Responsible
Reply to  Tars Tarkas
3 years ago

Continuing to participate in a broken system allows that system to continue. You have to drop out and wait for a full collapse. I think people are still delusional in their thinking that there is a peaceful, pain-free way to get out of this. Couple of reality checks: 1. None of us will live long enough to see the republic restored (if it ever is). 2. There will be great struggle and dark times ahead. 3. If you think it’s bad now, just wait another 10 years after the hoards of vibrants have taken over the majority. There is no… Read more »

Dennis Roe
Dennis Roe
Reply to  Be Responsible
3 years ago

In the end it’s going to come down to who is the meanest, most vicious motherfucker. Just like the old days before schlomo got hold of the money machine. Whitey used to bring the pain, can he do it again? We’ll see, won’t we.

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  Tars Tarkas
3 years ago

My understanding is that it is not a matter of “getting” something or not getting something but simply a matter of personal integrity and personal honor. Of withdrawing one’s own consent, not in an attempt to “get” this or that or to avoid this or that, or to make this point or that to this person or that one, but simply as an act of INDIVIDUAL integrity and conscience. Nobody need know–except oneself. “To thine own self be true … .” I don’t require anybody’s “approval” or “support,” and I don’t give a rat’s a** for the opinions of fools… Read more »

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  AntiDem
3 years ago

AntiDem: The last thing in my mind is trying to ‘shame’ people who have no morality, and none of us are foolish enough to believe the government will leave us alone. You are setting up strawmen and then preaching the same old, same old – work through the system! Judges will save us! Show up and be counted! People have been doing that for decades and nothing ever changes to reflect the voting. The left doesn’t ‘win’ by votes, it wins by media control and violent public action and by ignoring the rules of ‘the system.’ But you think that… Read more »

btp
Member
3 years ago

I think we need to ponder all this some more. I get it: marching about with swastika flags is a sad little LARP. But the movements that got results in the 19th and 20th century did organize and groups like the Irish Volunteers did things like march around. All the current color revolution movements wind up sending people into the streets to demonstrate. On the other hand, the Proud Boys spent all their time losing because they were set up by the feds. Are we to view the Patriot Front guys differently because nobody showed up to beat on them,… Read more »

Hemid
Hemid
Reply to  btp
3 years ago

The police didn’t beat, arrest, or kill any of them.

Case closed.

Paintersforms
Paintersforms
3 years ago

Ah, 50 years of Shlomoworld, the general will emanating from your screen. 50 years! Power is getting people to notice you and care. Magic spells, fake and gay.

Absolutely right, Z, best to be done with it.

3 Pipe Problem
3 Pipe Problem
3 years ago

I wonder if this whole Cosplay phenomena is a result of the infantilization of America. Generations up to and including Boomers played make-believe, but the play was confined to children and conformed to established modes of normality: i.e, boys played Cowboys and Indians, or other action-oriented roles; girls inclined towards domestic roles. Play was a puerile rehearsal of roles the actors would assume in adult life. With the advent of digital technology, virility was vitiated in favor of intellectual expertise and jobs for able-bodied males diminished in number while at the same time experiencing a diminution of perceived worth. Similarly,… Read more »

Astralturf
Astralturf
3 years ago

I’m convinced there is an organized shilling effort underway by NJP and their fellow travelers. Over the weekend 4chan had a plurality of threads about that lame Patriot Front display in DC and every single NJP and NJP adjacent account on Telegram would not shut up about it; posting screenshots of conservatives I’ve never heard of accusing PF of being feds. Now I don’t have a position on PF but this whole thing was an “in before” on a scale I’ve never seen. I’m getting real tired of these characters. NJP has a tight hold on a great many right… Read more »

Forever Templar
Forever Templar
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

Whoa, who? I know Alsup is leaving and Resident Chairwarmer, Borzoi, got shafted for a co-host seat. (really, the dude contains much bragadocio for filling in)

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  Astralturf
3 years ago

Is there a difference between this and honestly promoting your group because you believe that it is correct?

Given that NJP and Patriot Front exist, how can they promote themselves that is acceptable to you?

LineInTheSand
LineInTheSand
Reply to  LineInTheSand
3 years ago

I didn’t post my full text in my earlier comment. Trying again:

Astal writes, “I’m convinced there is an organized shilling effort underway by NJP and their fellow travelers.”

Is there a difference between this and honestly promoting your group because you believe that it is correct?

Given that NJP and Patriot Front exist, how can they promote themselves that is acceptable to you?

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  LineInTheSand
3 years ago

Line: More importantly, why ought PF or anyone else consider what is acceptable to online commenters? Why is everyone suddenly concerned that a homosexual who bans anti-Juice commenters (Gateway Pundit) or a pajeet larping as a Great American Patriot (Dinesh D’Souza) claim to have not heard of PF so they are therefore feds?

Sim1776
Sim1776
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

I look at the gear and other things. Sorry PF looks like another Fed entrapment. I watched the video and made my own conclusion. d’Souza has always been a grifter.

Mow Noname
Mow Noname
3 years ago

“If the audience fails to show up for the great political drama, the players have no purpose.”

I do not disagree with your position.

Yet, when “the ratings” are presented and Globocorp/ Government/ Joe Normie accept these imaginary numbers (sportsball viewing? Wuhan flu jabs? music/ video streaming services? Biden votes?), voting/ not voting is kind of beside the point.

Dear Uncle Hussein (Saddam, not Barry) always got 101.35% of the vote in his elections.

Severian
3 years ago

“What if they held a war and nobody came?” All kidding aside, Brandon et al are doing us an enormous favor when it comes to encouraging localism. The ‘burb where I keep my swingin’ bachelor pad is a lot closer to an actual community now, largely thanks to lockdowns. When everybody had to physically commute, I knew the people around me by sight at best — “the woman three doors down with the poodle;” “the guy across the street with the black Hyundai.” But now that we can all finish our fakey-fake “work” in a few minutes, people are actually… Read more »

Chet Rollins
Chet Rollins
Reply to  Severian
3 years ago

I remember when they shut down schools last year how nice it was to see the kids playing with their parents outside when taking walks.

When Con Inc. starting crowing how important it was the kids go back to school, it was like they had an easy layup, but decided to throw the basketball into the stands instead.

Gunner Q
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

The push to get kids back into school was the funniest collision between the lazy teacher unions and malevolent globalist indoctrinators ever.

“We cannot vaxx and CRT the kids when their parents are around!”

“But we could DIE if we reopen the schools!!! You said so yourself!” *administrator sips mai tai with a Caribbean resort in the background of the Zoom call*

“We’ll cut off your funding!”

“Like that’ll ever happen. I only became a teacher to get summers off, you know, and your lockdown is like the longest summer vacation ever.”

No country for sane men
No country for sane men
Reply to  Severian
3 years ago

One of the most significant negative consequences of feminism was taking women out of the community and into the cubicle. Women were (are) the primary conduits of communal interaction. If you are in the office all day, you can’t meet your neighbors, care for the elderly and poor in your community, maintain local civic organizations, and generally foster a sense of being a true community rather than a set of strangers coexisting in close proximity. Breaking up men-only groups also contributed to alienation within communities. Couple that with treating citizenship as ideological rather than heritable, and you have a society… Read more »

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  No country for sane men
3 years ago

No country: Women may be the primary conduits of communal interaction, but they still must be overseen by men. Women in general, and today’s women in particular, are obsessed with ‘being nice’ and not ‘excluding’ anyone. Building a community, for me at least, means a White community, and unofficially but consciously excluding little Khaleesi and Jamar. “Oh, so sorry, Johnny can’t play today; we have a family coming to visit.” “No Johnny, you cannot invite Jamar over to our house today (or ever). It’s not convenient.” No ‘welcoming’ Shaniqua or Mrs. Weintraub. Nothing official or in writing or even spoken… Read more »

B125
B125
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

This. I have brown people trying to chat me up all the time. I’m hearing that they get tired of only interacting with other browns who bring their own ways from the home country with them. The access to white people has dried up in Canada.

Anyways, I don’t care. I don’t speak to them more than “oh”, “ok”, “please”, “thanks”, “bye”. Not my problem and I have no interest in knowing them, whether they are “good people” or not. I heard india could really use some of those “good people” to get it out of poverty.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  B125
3 years ago

B125: You and I apparently employ the same behavior. I will be coldly polite or coldly correct/courteous when necessary. I am not friendly or warm or welcoming to people upon whom I never should have set my eyes, because they ought to have remained in their own lands.

Anonymous White Male
Anonymous White Male
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

Women don’t care about what is right or wrong. They just want to know what the rules are so they can badger people about them. And if you let them set the rules, you will essentially have no rules. Just temporary dictates.

Vizzini
Member
Reply to  No country for sane men
3 years ago

This is a very important observation. Fundamental.

ProZNoV
ProZNoV
3 years ago

“Believing your vote matters as an adult is like believing in Santa when you were a child”-the interwebs

TomA
TomA
3 years ago

Underlying the pathology of self-deception is parasitism. If all you can do in our modern post-scarcity welfare world is eat at the public trough and experience reality vicariously through a smart phone, then boredom will eventually drive you into Live Action Role Playing (LARPing). In gamer culture, our young sit in a chair and imagine moving like a real person with real mojo. LARPing requires a measure of chaotic physical movement (short duration spurts) and is therefore a small step up from video gaming. Now imagine that real bullets starting flying (hello Kyle Rittenhouse) and the imaginary becomes reality in… Read more »

Disruptor
Disruptor
Reply to  TomA
3 years ago

If the Palestinian stop voting, the Trotsky will leave? Nope.

Realizing the futility of voting is a step towards recognizing whats_so.

Jack Dobson
Jack Dobson
3 years ago

I agree voting has become a meaningless ritual. Where I disagree is that the Ruling Class cares one way or another whether the charade takes place. From their perspective, if consent is withdrawn and that is taken one step further, they simply will gun down the dissenters and most people will applaud. It is hard to disagree with their assessment.

DLS
DLS
Reply to  Jack Dobson
3 years ago

I too agree voting is meaningless. But not only do the rulers not care, they can either add tens of millions of fake ballots (e.g. Biden’s 70 million voters), or simply explain that they are doing such a great job, people don’t even have to get involved in the process.

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  DLS
3 years ago

True, but that is not “sustainable.” It’s just not. Sooner or later, … What the hell am I sayihg? Forget the “sooner.” In the end, white men–even the least “connected” to public life–are going to realize that they will NEVER again have a voice in the government that rules over them–EVER.

That WILL happen, and when it does … it’ll be, “Katy, bar the door.”

So no, what you suggest is true enough, but it’s also not “sustainable.”

Mr. Generic
Mr. Generic
Reply to  Jack Dobson
3 years ago

Boycotting the vote will just make the job for the elites that much easier. You’d really need something like >75% of all voters to refrain from voting to even be noticed. With mail-in voting, now they can just say voter turnout was whatever % they say it is and we’ll have no way of knowing otherwise.

Felix Krull
Member
Reply to  Mr. Generic
3 years ago

The only thing you say with your vote is “I believe our rulers are legitimate.”

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  Felix Krull
3 years ago

Or “I believe the system is legitimate.”

Spingehra
Spingehra
Reply to  Mr. Generic
3 years ago

Exactly, good point. Mail in only, No exit polling, nothing provable.

Compsci
Compsci
Reply to  Spingehra
3 years ago

Mail in is pretty much the norm here. I stopped being on the audit committee when I heard the County was now 80% mail in. No point auditing 20% of the poll ballots and pronouncing the election “clean”.

Now I hear, this is not good enough for TPTB and there is a county in CA testing internet balloting with “block chain” technology. Sigh.

Chet Rollins
Chet Rollins
3 years ago

The only thing the Patriot Front march benefitted was their recruitment. Rest assured, hundreds of right-wing people, from lowlifes to normal young guys who want adventure, salivated when watching it and now want in. If course, this was at the price of increased police scrutiny. Does it help the right achieve its goals, probably not, but other than your usual suspects most either assume they are feds or simply don’t care. I forget the source, but I remember reading in some European country how a hard right guy built his organization by getting his ideologically aligned guys in volunteer fire… Read more »

Felix Krull
Member
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

Yes, the Judeo-Commies won by infiltrating the institutions from below. They didn’t conquer America by march down the street, chanting “Kill All Goys!”

Our guys have a predilection for going balls-to-the-wall every time, just to prove a point. That’s not how you win.

The Infant Phenomenon
The Infant Phenomenon
Reply to  Felix Krull
3 years ago

Well … it’s not how you win peacefully. But there are other means of fighting and winning, and we all know that it is coming to that.

Doesn’t mean we like that fact or want it to be that way, but the handwriting on the wall is pretty legible.

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

It’s because Normie still believes in the larger system. Assuming PF is what it claims to be, their goal was to send a message to the system and to voters. Every march is a marketing tool directed at an audience that you think is important. Normie still believes in the parties and Congress and society in general. These marches and protests are part of that ecosystem. Working at the local level isn’t just more mundane and harder, which, naturally, keeps a lot of people out, it’s also a mental acceptance that the system that you grew up with, that you… Read more »

Rando
Rando
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

Yeah. All I see with groups like these is young people being roped into ruining their future prospects in life, and lowlifes sinking further into the hole they’ve been digging all their lives. I couldn’t care less how much the organizers of these groups claim to care about White people. All they end up doing is ruining the lives of Whites who get involved with them. For the anti-semites all I have to say is look at your idol Hitler. He said he was all about the wellbeing of Germans. In the end he allowed his country to be roped… Read more »

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  Rando
3 years ago

Had He only focused on securing the essential Germanic territories- the Rhone iron mines by France, the Sudenten Czech breadbasket, Holland’s ports, and Austrian banks- perhaps, the white world would have Noticed who was attacking him, and even rallied to his cause. Spain and Italy would’ve provided further examples. Instead, the Axis, by bringing in Japan, sought to take Russia I say it was the high infiltrators feeding him bad information. His doctor overdosing him on drugs was one. The propagandists and camp organizers were too. Those same infiltrators had already turned the US to the Russian side. These guys… Read more »

tashtego
Member
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

They remind me of the marching formations of volunteer martyrs we were occasionally presented with in the propaganda streams over the years.

Marko
Marko
Reply to  Chet Rollins
3 years ago

I don’t think NJP or PF are feds. Feds in their ranks? Possibly. We all remember the halcyon days of 2015-2017 and it was wonderful getting to poke blue-pilled people in the eye with irreverent stuff, even if we didn’t really mean it. NJP and PF are trying to keep that “spirit” alive, if you want to call it spirit (menacing spirit maybe), even though it has degraded into cosplay. They are still riding the meme magic. What I don’t understand from is the flag waving and the bring-back America stuff. Both PF and the Groypers should know that “America”… Read more »

DavidTheGnome
DavidTheGnome
3 years ago

The patriot front guys (people I’ve never really heard of, and I think it’s safe to assume are right wing) doing their march the other day was probably one of the more hollow and pointless thing I’ve seen in a while. I don’t think it even succeeded in provoking any liberal hysterics. It provoked a lot of online arguments over how many feds were, or were not involved in creating a spectacle to rile up liberals, if that was the point. It seemed point-less. It felt pointless. I mean I don’t really even know who these people are, and I… Read more »

Rando
Rando
Reply to  DavidTheGnome
3 years ago

I was aquainted with a guy years ago who was in the process of joining PF. I lost contact with him since, but I hope he came to his senses and got out of that thing. He was a decent kid.

DavidTheGnome
DavidTheGnome
Reply to  Rando
3 years ago

I don’t really know anything about them, and I’m not terribly concerned with how leftists react to things like marches and so on. At this point I think it’s clear the liberals, leftists, progressives or whatever you want to call the devils middlemen, are completely implacable nut cases. There can’t be any meeting of the minds with these people. But I wonder what is the return on doing a march in DC? It will be forgotten so fast.

Karl Horst (Germany)
Karl Horst (Germany)
3 years ago

“As long as people are fed and entertained, they are compliant.” It would seem this isn’t working as well as it once did. Especially since global corporations, not Government, are responsible for feeding and entertaining the masses these days.

Perhaps this should be rephrased to read; “As long as people are compliant through vaxation and taxation…” the government leaves the people alone – at least for now.

KB_TX
KB_TX
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

They are revolting… They stink on ice…

Oswald Spengler
Oswald Spengler
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

I’ll always remember something my history professor once said, “Revolutions usually don’t happen when things are at their worst. Revolutions happen when times have been tough, conditions improve for a while and then things start getting worse yet again.” He said revolutions most often result from from dashed hopes and unmet expectations..

Natarnsco
Member
Reply to  Karl Horst (Germany)
3 years ago

‘”As long as people are fed and entertained, they are compliant.” It would seem this isn’t working as well as it once did.’

I went to the store over the weekend and the ham that I have regularly bought for a long time for $15-20 is now over $50. Hollywood’s latest circus is an (((elf))) challenging the patriarchy of the North Pole.

Drew
Drew
Reply to  Karl Horst (Germany)
3 years ago

It’s hard to say, because the violent protests in the past couple years have really only occurred in handful of liberal big cities. If people wanted to destroy the system, they’d kill loan originators at the major banks, the families of law enforcement officers, and set to work tearing up random stretches of interstate. That some public performances (most notably in Minneapolis and Portland) have led to negative real-world consequences for the performers doesn’t exactly translate to the destruction of the system. Essentially, burning down a small business to get the government’s attention is performative, attacking cops’ families would be… Read more »

Felix Krull
Member
3 years ago

For fifty years now anti-Semites…

What’s wrong with being an anti-Semite?

David Wright
Member
Reply to  Felix Krull
3 years ago

Honestly Z throws that term out a lot even on Gab. A proper definition may be in order. We know why our enemies use it .

Member
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

They’re the mirror image of the “systemic racism” crowd on the left, just replacing the White Devil with the Eternal Jew.

Felix Krull
Member
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

I use the term anti-Semite for people who have organized their politics around the belief Jews are the prime mover in Western history.

That’s an awfully narrow definition. The term is widely used against anyone who criticizes Jewish power in America today.

I know the kind of people you refer to and I understand why you find them annoying but as Dave says, the term itself is an enemy meme.

3 Pipe Problem
3 Pipe Problem
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

Then there is Joe Sobran’s definition:
“An anti-Semite used to mean a man who hated Jews. Now it means a man who is hated by Jews.”

Natarnsco
Member
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

I am honestly torn on this. I totally sympathize with Zman’s detached stance on the antisemites, but on the other hand it seems like anything that is not explicitly antisemitic is eventually infiltrated and subverted to the service of international Jewry.

Rando
Rando
Reply to  Natarnsco
3 years ago

I disagree. From my perspective it’s the explicitly anti-semetic groups that seem to be most attractive to fed infiltrators, which in turn results in bad outcomes for any honest Whites involved. Which the anti-White semites just love to see. After all, their identity is completely negative, so any larping neon-nazi activity just reenforces their identity. I think what scares them the most is if people stop caring about the things they want us to care about. Hence the constant reminders of the Holocaust and such. The only power they have over us is the power we give them through unearned… Read more »

Richard Richardson
Richard Richardson
Reply to  thezman
3 years ago

Excellent points. The fly in the ointment is how the anti-semite recruitment platform is so effectively run by semites. If Every Single Time doesn’t do it, then there’s the reliable piece from NYT, CNN, Twitter, Forward or Haaretz. Or Christmas hating elves. Similarly, World Star and its ilk do a great job recruiting ‘racists’ against ‘teens’. The Patriot Front bit could have gone worse. They were in and out fast to avoid scuffles, as opposed to the street fight seeking Proud Boy types. I didn’t see any naughty flags, creased or otherwise. The masks are understandable today, but they should… Read more »

Citizen of a Silly Country
Citizen of a Silly Country
Reply to  Felix Krull
3 years ago

It’s always bad form to try and speak for another, but I’ll do my best to give my interpretation of what I’ve seen from Z. (Is that enough caveats.) To start, I’d say that Z is pretty careful with the whole JQ. He speaks of the usual suspect often enough but tends to keep the subject in the background as much as possible. From what I can tell, there are two reasons for this. First, any direct mention of the usual suspects seems to bring out a horde of people who are pretty obsessed by the tribe. These people generally… Read more »

Felix Krull
Member
Reply to  Citizen of a Silly Country
3 years ago

Z also seems to distinguish between anti-Semite and counter-Semite. To be honest, that’s where things get a bit muddy for me.

Yes. We don’t have such nuanced terms for islamophobes or just generic racists.

I appreciate the need for some triangulation when navigating the real-world minefield, but the term just jarred me.

3g4me
3g4me
Reply to  Felix Krull
3 years ago

Felix: I routinely make comments, here and elsewhere, that could be construed as ‘antisemitic’ and while I appreciate Zman’s distinction, I disagree. It’s irrelevant here – his blog = his rules – but it is a term thrown around and used to harm our people by our enemies. While I may not consider Juice the prime movers in history, I certainly think it is worth noting their outsize and often hidden role in notable events. Where I part ways with many is in blaming only Juice as motivators or paymasters and absolving others as merely pawns. Blacks and pajeets may… Read more »

c matt
c matt
Reply to  3g4me
3 years ago

The Juice seemed to me not necessarily the prime mover of events, but the world’s best taker-advantage-ofers. Although the Pajeets are giving them a run for their.money.

DavidTheGnome
DavidTheGnome
Reply to  Felix Krull
3 years ago

I guess if you don’t have a firm grounding in Biblical truth, you wont have a clear understanding of how bad the jews really are. That doesn’t mean you have to center you mind around not liking them, or want to do violent things to them, but you understand. They aren’t just one of the more successful minority groups. It’s something different.

Alzaebo
Alzaebo
Reply to  DavidTheGnome
3 years ago

I don’t want to distract from Whiskey at the top, so I’ll put it here. First, a thanks to David Wright for kicking this subthread off, and to the Zman and commenters for their most excellent responses. I note the Zman, although well versed in it, avoids using their Book as his central reference. Instead he draws from the vast wealth of European political thought. That makes perfect sense, as he would let go of the old, and forge ahead with the new- something ours, not molded by another. I realized why I’m an anti-semite, to the point of being… Read more »

La-Z-Man
La-Z-Man
Reply to  Felix Krull
3 years ago

My definition of anti-Semite is somebody who hates Jews just for being Jews. I know no such people, so it’s as useful a term as unicorn. I like Sobran’s definition which in my opinion is very much the case in our day and age, in other words a cheap and easy way to try to discredit a political opponent.