“Once you get the morality right there is no need for politics” is an aphorism generally credited to Karl Marx. Once everyone agrees on how we ought to live, then the only thing left to debate is how best to make sure that it happens. In this context, therefore, politics is the fight over how we ought to live, not how we should achieve the end upon which everyone agrees. This also means that the point of politics is to settle the question, once and for all, as to how we ought to live.
Within the radical framework, this makes sense, but within the framework of reality the opposite has been true. For example, in the West, economic policy has been settled, despite any agreement on how we ought to organize our economies. There is plenty of emotive language about pleasing Gaia, racial equity, and other moral claims, but economic policy follows a corporatist path. The economy is run by technocrats in partnership with corporate interests.
Notice at the American political conventions that there is little talk about things like spending, debt, or the general health of the economy. When was the last time a major politician talked about the debt problem? The best you get is some back and forth on inflation or energy prices. There is never any discussion about what is the morally right goal for economic policy. It is not that the issue has been settled, but that no one thinks it is appropriate to discuss it at all.
You see the same with immigration. Everyone agrees that illegal immigration is bad, not because it is immoral, but because it violates the rules of technocracy. We know this because it has the word “illegal” in its name. It is why conservatives want to make all immigration legal. That way, it does not violate the rules. It also pleases the technocrats who manage the economy. It is also why no one asks if any immigration is moral, as such questions are forbidden.
Contrary to what Marx and most radicals believed, the order of settling has not been to first get the morality right and then sort the details. The order of things has been to first create a complex bureaucracy around the issue so that it is impossible to ever talk about the morality of the issue at all. The great trick of managerialism is that it produces a self-referential morality for everything. The answer to what we ought to do is whatever the managers are doing at the moment.
This is why our politics are content free. The Democrats are putting on their show this week, at which they are introducing their “leaders” and platform. They have dancing bears, bearded ladies and all the other things you see at a circus, but the one thing missing is anything resembling policy. Speaker after speaker promises to boo at the bad things and cheer at the good things. It is a litany of emotive jibber-jabber that is so devoid of content it makes Finnegan’s Wake seem pithy.
The sterility of our political rhetoric is often masked by the emotive preening, but once you get past the pointless emotionalism you find nothing but white space. Note that no one ever provides a detailed answer for why they hate Trump. They hate Trump because he is bad or likes bad things, but why do they think he is bad and what is bad about the things he likes? No one knows. What they do know is Trump is bad and therefore his voters are bad. Boo Trump! Boo MAGA!
That gets to why they hate Trump. For good or ill, Trump represents the fundamental question of politics. That is, how should we live? Once you start thinking about how we ought to live, you then must confront the central question at the heart of every human organization and that is, who are we? This terrifies the managerial class who prefer to operate like a miasma that is just accepted as a default. It also terrifies the oligarchs who sit atop our society as an alien ruling class.
It has become popular in certain circles to quote Stafford Beer, who said, “The point of a system is what it does.” The point of managerialism is to smother the basic realities of human organization in mountains of technocracy so that there is no room to ask, “who are we” and “how should we live?” The trouble is, no society can live at all without answering those basic questions. The current crisis lies in the conflict between managerialism and the fundamental reality of human society.
This conflict provides the energy to this strange dialectic in which each turn of the election wheel results in more bizarre options. The arc of our presidential candidates since the end of the Cold War has led to Kamala Harris. Regardless of how you feel about Trump, he should not be leading a global superpower, but he is now the sober-minded option in national politics. In eight years, he went from the outlandish option to the safe option, simply by waiting for the next turn of the wheel.
In all seriousness, if Kamala Harris is the best the system can produce, then it is perfectly reasonable to think that what lies ahead is something worse. How far are we from having a block of wood at the top of the ticket? If we can be made to pretend that biology does not exist, we can be made to believe an inanimate object is the best choice to lead the government. It sounds ridiculous, but the current president is a vegetable and his handpicked replacement is day-drinking prostitute.
In the end, those questions at the heart of every human society are immutable, so they will need to be answered. The answers will have to be reflected in the elites of our society who eventually rule our society. It is unlikely that the answer to “who are we?” is going to be “deracinated strangers.” That means the answer to how we ought to live is not going to be “by the whims of alien oligarchs and their managers.” Whatever the answer, it will come with a broom that sweeps clean.
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You notice as a people becomes more deracinated with nothing to link them together, putting them all in a conference room will force everyone to embrace banal platitudes that are free of information and depth to avoid leaving anyone out. As our government and people become a mess of economic units, it’s pointless to talk about core values, as there are none. Sure, they’ll say something about “our core values” but if you push what they mean they will shut right up. The lack of common morality alongside fear of offense has created a culture where only silence or empty… Read more »
Interesting point. However, the propaganda tsunami we confront daily is replete with nothing but values. Even as little as 20 years ago, how often did you see “We believe…” signs in front yards? Oh, there are values alright. You can’t swing a dead cat what that you hit them. And they revolve around diversity, perversity and demonization of whitey.
Nah, they’re just empty platitudes. People don’t believe in anything but the path of least resistance. Its like a tea party rally i went to back around 09 or so. Was curious so i went. Was greatly dissapointed, bunch of state republicans saying stupid quotes from jefferson and such that everybody already knows. I don’t want to hear quotes i already know, i want to hear policy.
“Empty Platitudes” Just so. I went to a Palin rally when she was the VP candidate and was completely underwhelmed by the empty platitudes they gave her for a campaign speech.
The only politicians I have heard in person who deviated from empty platitudes were Paul LePage and Donald Trump.
Paul LePage: “Here’s my energy policy: If you’re cheap, we like you. If you’re expensive, we don’t like you”.
Donald Trump: “We’re gonna bomb the shit of out ISIS”.
Both are businessmen, first, and politicians by chance.
If the US hadn’t created ISIS there’d be no need to bomb it.
If you’re merely trying to go along to get along, you don’t post signs in your front yard. These people are fanatical believers in a deranged set of values. Thinking otherwise is a cope.
Yes, but we’re all segregated to a large extent. If you live in a city, its going to be almost all democrat, they all work in healthcare, higher ed and secondary ed or belong to some .gov approved union. You’ll have a few conservatives sprinkled in for flavor but that is it. Trust me i know, i had a neighbor in 2020 telling me about how if biden wasn’t elected in 2020 nazis would spring from the earth. They’re just showing to their fellow idiots they belong. Like going to a sporting event and wearing your teams colors, even though… Read more »
But signaling belonging is an expression of belief.
I don’t live in the city anymore. It got bad in 2016 and became unbearable in 2020.
Wise move. I’ve said it before, I refuse to live in a city that has an NFL, MLB or NBA franchise. Invariably, those places are festering hives of scum and villainy. Life’s too short to live there, and might conceivably be shortened further still.
The only possible exceptions I can see are Salt Lake City and maybe Oklahoma City.
Oh my sweet summer child. You don’t get out much do ya? I visited both 2 summers ago. Latino invasion & takeover status – ” nearly complete”
There’s also Green Bay, but it’s basically a proxy for Milwaukee, which I want no part of.
The only unifying “value” is centered around “White People Bad”. Fully approved and sanctioned by the fed and every corporation.
In all fairness, after the Trump era is over, now or in 2028, right wingers will be nominating blocks of wood too. Things have gotten so polarized that, to be honest, I’d prefer a block of wood with a camo hat over whatever “leader” the Dems put forward.
We are up to potus number 46. it is next to impossible to have 46 people over a span of 200+ years and not one of them be a block of wood
I look at the super bowl as an apt analogy. After 40+ of them, and the expansion of teams as analogous to the expansion of the franchise, you are bound to get a total sucky champion.
Didn’t that already happen when the 9-7 Giants defeated the 16-0 Patriots
Don’t remind me….
signed – Brady fan
Woody Woodpecker and Woody Harrelson in ’28!
“Things have gotten so polarized that, to be honest, I’d prefer a block of wood with a camo hat over whatever “leader” the Dems put forward.” Your comment fully encapsulate the complete and utter failure of the Trump era. He did absolutely nothing to deal with your replacement, and yet you guys worship him anyway. His cult of personality was so empty, there was no potential successor to follow him, and “dissidents” have resigned themselves to vote for the “Jeb Bush” of 2028. No initiative, no Imagination, just pathetic, meek, sad-sacks willing to lap up whatever goyslop the Zionists feed you. Then… Read more »
Ron Desantis is absolutely the right candidate. The problem is that the Roman mob wants a circus, not a sober-minded, intelligent debate. The Presidential debates should be serious back-and-forth between Desantis (as the leading executive on the Right) and Newsom (as the leading executive on the Left). Both have proven track records, and voters can decide whether they prefer Florida or California by comparing the respective states.
But no, instead we get “Idiocracy” – because the voters are all wearing Crocs and pajama bottoms, just like in the movie.
We’ve had 40 years of broken promises from the Recucklican Party. When that fool goes to Israel to sign a bill passed in the Florida legislature, you can’t blame people for being suspicious that they’re going to get more of the same. Better to stick with the circus that actually makes an earnest attempt to do what he said he was going to do, than more empty words from the Whigs.
DeSantis is Harris in weird boots.
His problem wasn’t sobriety. It was support of the Ukraine war. That, and other neocon-financed political positions doomed him.
DeSantis is practically a candidate for the Knesset.
You’ve got the wrong crowd, mister. Rare is the dissident that is in the tank for Trump. Hell, most of us won’t even waste our time voting for anybody anymore.
It’s like when people tell us that we’ve been brainwashed by Fox News to be far right.
Honey, Fox News is milquetoast controlled opposition, if that. If you saw authentic far right, you’d get a heart attack.
Ha ha. So true. It’s like all these silly little clowns constantly wailing about so-called “raycissm.” If they encountered the real McCoy, they’d faint dead away.
The hilarious thing is Cornpop getting downvoted, then Jannie showing up to comment shortly after and prove him right.
Let’s not even mention Falcone’s ridiculous comments on this page showing he should be disenfranchised.
I think most everyone deep down knows and has come to accept that there are two facets to government, the public face of it which is Kamala and the guys in the boiler room actually running the ship — I.e. the technocrats. If people actually believed Kamala was the one captaining the ship, they wouldn’t vote for her. any faith people have in the government is a faith in the technocrats to at least not crash us into an iceberg. I believe they’ve already given up on the public face of the government and see it for the circus it… Read more »
“But nothing catastrophic yet”
Seriously?
Restraint by nonNATO world has thus far prevented catastrophe, not the actions of incompetents.
You can ignore reality but you can not ignore the consequences of ignoring reality.
Paying the piper will be ugly.
that is the conventional line, that it’s been the likes of Putin being the adult in the room that has prevented catastrophe. which is preposterous on its face because America is the one dictating what happens in the Ukraine. And we haven’t seen catastrophe yet, as far as an american voter is concerned. Meaning there are still rational thinking sober minded adults tucked away in the technocracy keeping us from getting in a nuclear exchange. And this is an American an election, not a NATO one, and what matters to voters is not what is going on in Ukraine or… Read more »
I would even take it a step further and say that rational-thinking sober-minded people are staffing the other crucial nodes of the system, such as in finance, engineering, and IT. My hope is that the smart set has been turning away from Washington and towards other nodes where you can make a difference without having to hob-knob with ambitious weirdos.
I imagine the person saying “after college I’m working in Washington” is akin to saying “after college I’m going to LA/NYC to pursue acting”.
All very true imo. Insofar as the soberminded folks are manning the other levers of power but even that is being called into question. At least on the finance side and media side. Thankfully in America, at least where I live, we have top flight guys handling the electrical grid and the ones driving the trucks to,deliver the goods people still have faith in them. Which really means they have faith in their neighbors and the local guys still getting things done right or right enough. Which is why I think we are seeing the backlash to DEI because they… Read more »
“Top…men”
I don’t think so. GAE keeps goading Russia to defend itself against direct provocations. Only Putin’s discipline has prevented a wider war that GAE in all likelihood would lose.
I understand your pov, but it’s still incomplete. America has also shown considerable restraint within the context of the situation. As bad as the goading has been, it is wrong to say that America has shown zero restraint. Yes america is bellicose and cocky and strutting around the world stage, but that’s who we are. We are testing the limits,sure, and we might push things over the edge, but that hasn’t happened yet. And that in itself is an indication of restraint — restraint American style.
Pretty sad when not immolating the entire planet in a thermonuclear holocaust counts as restraint.
In point of fact, if the DC maniacs were restrained there wouldn’t even be a war in the Ukraine.
No, not putting boots there on the ground en masse is a sign of restraint. Not giving zelensky everything he begs for is a sign of restraint. Slow walking the increasingly more lethal weapons is a sign. there are a number of areas where america has been playing the crazy cowboy because that is its role on the world stage. But that has not translated into a total lack of restraint. Putin knows that much of what we do is just peacocking. And he knows that we are only dragging this out to create more opportunities for him to make… Read more »
You miss the point. Why goad a nuclear power that is minding its own business into war to begin with? Sober-minded, restrained people do not engage in such needlessly reckless behavior. But I guess when the Mongols sack Chengdu, massacring everybody but a few old men and infants, they are showing their restraint by leaving anybody alive.
not putting boots there on the ground en masse is a sign of restraint. Not giving zelensky everything he begs for is a sign of restraint.
Those are not signs of restraint – those are signs of inability.
They are signs that we can’t cash the checks our mouths speak. Putin knows this, which is why he is biding his time letting self-implode. Perhaps slow walking the weapons might be a sign of sort-of restraint, but more likely because the GAE can’t back up the other two, so has no choice.
There are no mass of boots that could be put on the ground.
They’d last three months at most.
Respectfully, that is not constraint from AINO. It is fear of going too far. Yes, the great herds of true-believer human cattle don’t see any need for caution, but their cattle masters, while not as intelligent as their predecessors a century ago, are still far more evil than they are stupid. They know their plans are coming undone. They are in the dissolution phase of trying to salvage what they can of their empire.
Perhaps, but isn’t inherent in the idea of restraint a fear of repercussions? Or why else would one show restraint?
Granted, this can become a semantics argument which I don’t want to get into.
Fear may have tempered the recklessness, but it is still recklessness and incredibly dangerous. Compare and contrast how the GAE has responded to the Ukraine with the steady hand it used against the USSR. The comparison simply isn’t there. How far out does the danger zone have to go before restraint is a laughable claim? I would say the precipice of nuclear war certainly is outside that zone, and it is hard to say we haven’t been brought to that point. Even during the Cuban missile crisis the GAE wasn’t funding an incursion into Soviet territory. Putin frankly would have… Read more »
Amen to that, Dobson.
Even during the Cuban missile crisis the GAE wasn’t funding an incursion into Soviet territory.
Except the whole Cuban missile crisis was precipitated by the GAE putting nukes in Turkey I am told. So, same old, same old.
I met an old submariner who was over there during the Missile Crisis. He said we never really removed the nukes from Turkey, we just put them on subs in the Black Sea.
To play Devil’s advocate, I would say that the Reagan policy of sending weapons to the Mujaheddin was a precedent for the current nonsense in Ukraine. The parallels are that you had a Soviet puppet state in Afghanistan and the US was arming the enemies of the regime. It’s not exact because the Mujaheddin did not control a state as does The Unfunny Comedian. The differences are clear though. The aid to the Mujaheddin was never anywhere near the scale of Ukraine aid which has grown to the point where it’s like a second defense budget. What I’m getting at… Read more »
All fair and good points, but the biggest difference is that the Ukraine incursion and putting NATO on its border placed the Russian state under direct attack. Arming the Afghan jihadis was just another day at the office in imperial struggles. I cannot think of another time in the past when the American state has plumbed this depth of psychosis, but then again, this is AINO and it is deranged in every other aspect of its existence now.
“Yes america is bellicose and cocky and strutting around the world stage, but that’s who we are.”
Perhaps you’ll understand, then, why most of the world wishes you weren’t that way.
America has shown little restraint in the context of the Russian/Ukraine war considering that it’s not our country , it’s not our interest or concern. We have shown no restraint in arming Ukraine. We invaded Iraq for far less a good reason and I saw no interference from major world powers.
I hope he nukes DC… first
Dunno why you’re getting negative votes for this.
Easier to push a button than to formulate a coherent rebuttal
“I think most everyone deep down knows…” Followed by your opinion, which neatly happens to line up with “what everyone deep down knows.” What if I’m the sort of person who is dubious about anybody who starts off a sentence with, “Let me tell you what everyone out there secretly knows…” You’re selling me something. If you worded it with less manipulation perhaps a coherent rebuttal would be offered. Also, I didn’t downvote you. Here’s my rebuttal: You have no idea what everyone knows deep down. It is humanly impossible. I know you don’t mean “everyone,” but you are indicating… Read more »
Ok, getting past the pedantry and cockamamie non-sequturs, I take it then your position is the opposite of mine and that most people deep down know that Kamala will really be the one in charge ?
or do you agree with me?
What’s a Ukraine?
A no-brainian Ukrainian
Without a severely restricted franchise, we needed management for our own good. The technocrats were doing Atlas’ work. Some still are, obviously. We need a reorganization. People take this Democracy! stuff too seriously. Lying to them and accommodating their delusion is proving disastrous.
I still believe in representative government, it’s part of my culture after all, it’s just that some people shouldn’t get very much representation.
They hated him because he told the truth
“But the technocrats are due for an epic fail.”
It will happen when the FED cuts and inflation goes to 20%
Yes, something like a massive stock market crash will surely lead to a revolt. Too many people right now too comfortable living off the system. The system must burn and people must be fully exposed to reality.
“something like a massive stock market crash will surely lead to a revolt.”
No it won’t. The general public was as involved in the stock market in the 20s as they are today with the exception of 401k owners. People lost real money. The general downturn that followed was the worst in US history. There were no social safety nets to help people get through the worst. No riots. No “revolt” Only the election of FDR, which, I grant was terrible.
You’re repeating what school textbooks say, you’d be surprised how close we were to revolt. Went to a lecture on it back in the early 2000’s, socialism was big. Why do you think FDR did the new deal? Power concedes nothing without a demand.
Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades.
Power does not care what anyone wants other than when people want something power already wants to do. This is why they allow protests for things they want and crush anyone protesting for what they don’t want.
Unlike the 1930s, the US in 2024 is a police state. You can’t walk down the street without the government knowing about it.
Most people are demanding that police state, are you surprised? SAFE SPACE SAFE SPACE! COVID MASK JAB
Close to revolt, but which didn’t actually occur. Agree that the New Deal reforms were in place to turn the temperature down a bit. Reason I’m posting is to wonder why there wasn’t open revolt. My conjecture is there wasn’t a rival ideology in place. Without such an ideology, there’s only grumbling and discontent. Same thing now — MAGA is not a rival ideology. It’s just a meme. Maybe Z man will condescend to post on the topic of rival ideology some day.
“Reason I’m posting is to wonder why there wasn’t open revolt.”
War is the short answer. Attention was moved from stagnate condidtions to an outward focus. Same as it ever was.
Remember how you felt after 9/11? Same as when people saw Pearl Harbor. In fact i think it was wolfowitz who wrote in the late 90’s that the country needed a new Pearl harbor, curious eh?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_for_the_New_American_Century
With all due respect, Marxism was the ultimate rival ideology. And it was behind a good deal of civil unrest in the year 1919.
Sure there was. The rival ideologies of Communism, Fascism and National Socialism all had a presence in America. Though it’s arguable that Communism had at least a partial win, though this was a long term project.
The 1930s were a bad time all over the world. Britain didn’t fall. France didn’t fall and many other countries. Really there is only Nazi Germany and things were very unique in Germany. Spain’s troubles really had no connection to the great depression. The Fascists took power in 1922 in Italy.
“The rival ideologies of Communism, Fascism and National Socialism” Italian fascism was just corporate capitalism and after the Night of the Long Knives in 1934, German national socialism turned into something similar but with an emphasis on lebensraum. Communism was the only real alternative but US authorities stomped on it furiously over the years. The quickest way for any European immigrant to get deported was to admit he was a communist. “Better dead than red.” Maybe the last prominent socialist in the USA was Eugene Debs (?), who died in 1926. But I digress. To cut a long story short,… Read more »
Fascism’s biggest and most long lasting victory was in the US. 90 years and counting.
My conjecture is there wasn’t a rival ideology in place.
There was, but we went to war against it to save the Amish from the consequences of their Amish ways.
In fact what we’ve watched happen, as we’ve squandered natural resources on a lot of stupid consumer crap, is the slow dismantalization of the new deal. We now have a hodge podge of handouts specifically to strangle revolt in the crib. Not improve peoples lives, just keep their mouths shut with TV and internet and cheap shit. Hell look at the food we consume, you think its better then 50 years ago? As life becomes more expensive due to the lack of cheap energy the “socialism” we’ve always lived under (were you born in the 1910’s?) will give away to… Read more »
Jungle law and feudalism. That second part is key.
America was also 90% white at the time. And America was actually America at the time. We live in an entirely different country, and I dare say it is intrinsically more volatile than the one that existed 90 years ago. Ain’t gonna be any more of that “Buddy, can you spare a dime?” shit.
Yes we can’t compare ourselves to anything back then except that a lot of people will die and in a 100 years from now you will never know about it…
Yes and no. Little italy spoke italian, china town spoke chinese, japan spoke japenese and so on. I don’t think they’re flooding the border only because they want to get rid of “whiteness”, that may be a part but only secondary. They need new debt slaves. Homegrown debt slaves are maxed out, gotta import some more and it brings down wages!
Just like they want Ukraine for its 12 trillion in natural resources, gotta have some collateral for all that new debt my dudes!
More support: Natural Asset Companies
Monetizing, then tokenizing, either the carbon or the “environmental services”- the rights, the potential uses and benefits- of first federal and then private land assets…with 3rd party “stakeholders” doing the bids and having a controlling say.
some evidence that supports my thinking:
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/california-proposes-reward-illegal-aliens-zero-down-no-payment-home-loans
Plus the jobs they take won’t be from the PMC, more so the people who vote for Trump, a win win win, in their eyes.
Karen, who has a do nothing management job in healthcare will be safe. That is what should anger alot of you, many people who vote democrat and work in large companies that rely on government money do absolutely nothing all day. But are so stupid they can’t recognize that and puff out their chest like they’re actually contributing something.
America was 90% “white,” but it was not in any way a unified “White” country and it still isn’t. There were ethnic enclaves and fiefdoms all over the place and intense rivalry between them. A lot of the towns and cities had the cops beating up the transients looking for work and running them out of town.
Indeed, lots of billboards outside of towns telling people fleeing the dustbowl, dont stop here we can’t support you. Also, were people from Italy, Poland, eastern europe and so on viewed as “white” back then? I’d argue no. If you’re looking for some interesting reading i’d suggest reading the book “Out of this furnace” which covers the steel industry in western PA and how immigrants fueled it.
Can’t support you ain’t the same thing as saying “we won’t support you because you’re a Dago.”
Yet those folks from the Old Country shed their European identity and sought to assimilate to a common Americanism as quickly as they could learn English. Sure, the Wops still ate their pizza, the Micks still drank their Irish whiskey, and the Polacks still loved their kielbasa, but more than that they loved their new country. And they weren’t about to try to break it apart over old ethnic differences.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Out_of_This_Furnace
Its a good read
This just isn’t true, at least not to the extent you’re saying it. They lived in ethnic enclaves. They spoke their own language. They were separate communities. They ran their own fiefdoms. Also, the same thing applies to most of them as applies to outsiders today and that is, they aren’t us. The media’s war on the word foreigner started back then. When foreigners move in, they change the character of and eventually destroy a community. That’s not to say they weren’t a lot more compatible with the America which then existed compared to the foreigners of today and the… Read more »
They formed enclaves as a matter of survival. The people spoke the same languages, and many of them actually knew one another and would help each other out. But this was a temporary expediency. As the second and third generations came of age, they merged into broader society because they were able to and wanted to. Hell, even those who remained behind became American in every meaningful sense of the word. If you go to Bensonhurst, you’ll feel like your in America–or what remains of it. Go to Dearborn, Michigan or Paterson, New Jersey, on the other hand, and you’ll… Read more »
That’s what it means to be a community. They lost it anyway, mostly through marriage assimilation. This was bad for them and it was bad for us too. It was one step on the destination we’re at now. The past assimilation of Poles, Irish etc are used for excuses for the mass migration happening today.
I totally oppose the assimilation of today’s foreigners through intermarriage (I’m not saying you are proposing that).
There are very few whites I won’t welcome with open arms. There are very few PoC–percentage-wise–I’d accept into the fold.
“As the second and third generations came of age, they merged into broader society because they were able to…” Yes, this.
The other thing is that public schools indoctrinated them with “Americanism,” taught them how great George Washington and our white Founders were, and made them speak English. And if they were sick or needed welfare they were put back on the boat at Ellis island and sent back home. They were brought here to make the capitalist swine rich with their cheap labor, but there was no tolerance for them if they started stirring up shit like Emma Goldman or Sacco and Vanzetti. Today’s nonwhite immigrants are intended to enrich the political fortunes of the Democratic Party, which is the… Read more »
I saw a talking point emerge from shitlib places like Reddit after the debate, they talked about how they still had to vote for Biden because they’re not voting for “just” Biden, but the bureaucracy and system that comes with him. So, yes, people know this.
Yes. People have internalized that politicians are mere puppets and relatively powerless. What they have not internalized, and this is evinced by a 35 trillion debt, the precipice of nuclear war, and wide-open borders–is that the bureaucracy and the system that controls the public faces also are in rapid decline and not that much more competent at this point.
Sometimes I wonder if the other side is so miserable now that they just want it to burn also…
They are. But then, Leftists are always miserable. We can take some solace in that. They always win, but they never enjoy it.
An epic fail is right and assuredly guaranteed at some point. The GGAE has been displaying incompetence front and center since Vietnam – at least. But it just keeps shambling along – but with a decidedly downward slant…
Ace comment, Mr. F.
The problem is the technocrats, while not having crashed the ambulance, and eroded the foundations of society through mass immigration and degeneracy to the point where its becoming a depressing, sh8*ty place to live. Relatively stable, but sh**ty.
Ah, the stability of the outhouse…
“the technocrats”
And could someone again please explain to me what makes us different from the Soviet Union?
Falcone, you are spot on, as my TDS bestie is the control in my lab.
They are Grillers through and through, and hate Trump as the upsetter of applecarts.
We are countries led by women and jews with helpful input from the vibrant.
As the former President of Mexico said: “The United States is run by a Jewish mafia.”
The current President of Mexico happily agrees!
Heh. Ironic, no?
Not at all. Most of the great slave plantations harvesting teak and hardwoods in Brazil were owned and run by Sephardi. That’s where the land baron system came from. The “twentieth family” came with the Conquistadors, and many were no doubt Conquistador contractors themselves. They were pushed out of Isabella’s Spain, and set up shop in their former allies Moorish lands. (“20th family” is the merchant family that supplied the other 19 colonial families.) Another clue is how the slaves died by the thousands, not just from disease. The traders had reverted to form. They also masss converted the Indians… Read more »
Hahahae! Good one
“Who are we?”
Who is we? We doesn’t exist anymore. There are so many ethnic groups in America now that there is no We.
We’re post ethnic but we still have implicit tribal allegiances via genetic similarity, it’s been like that since the beginning but now it’s much messier. I noticed from a young age that there was a pattern to who I organically became friends with, despite in some cases being totally foreign races we all descended from similar environmental conditions. In my case people I have a natural affinity for those who hail from unstable ecology that selected for extreme aggression being employed on short notice. So southern Italians, highland Scots, nomadic caucasians spanning multiple races some veering into arab admixture, short… Read more »
Trump lost every demographic except White people. The multi-ethnic coalition is a dream that is unlikely to happen anytime soon.
While I don’t really have any particular animosity towards Arabs or Hispanics, they are never going to team up with whitey except in specific instances where it will temporarily serve their interests. This is why they must go back.
Pointing out that Trump united several different European ethnic groups with a similar background along with the micro minority of brown people who aren’t hardwired leftists during his first run for president was not me shilling for brown people. Neither does pointing out that different Euro races are distinct & are not an amorphous group of people fully united due to hailing from Europe imply that I think the majority of brown people will lock hands with sane Whites. If that were true then half the White population in the US wouldn’t be voting for savage supremacy every election. I… Read more »
First, I never called you a shill or otherwise impugned your motives. I just assume you said what you believe and without hidden motives. I didn’t downvote your comment either, I almost never do. I agree with you that Whites are not a unified group. There are many ethnic differences between various white ethnic groups. Winning a minority of brown votes is worse than those brown people not being here. If the US can be saved, they must go back. The “brown” people mostly are first or second generation at most, have an ethnic identity, can speak their home tongue… Read more »
First of all thanks for the response clarifying things, having read what you said here I can understand why you said what you said. I’m not to be confrontational, I’m just pointing out that I think you think I’m bringing up brown people in a subversive manner. I was just saying in an electoral context the only way to get anything that would good for Whites would have to be by proxy due to the shitty situation we’re in & it’d ironically include a small amount of brown people supporting it & whole lot of Whites being against it. I… Read more »
“…return to a pre America colony system. Forcing all of these disparate groups to live together in a union…”
It’s a Tower of Babel, innit?
The point of managerialism is to smother the basic realities of human organization in mountains of technocracy so that there is no room to ask, “who are we”?
The (((technocrats))) do not want us asking the question because the answer is that “we” are not Jews and “we” are not Israel and therefore “we” should not be paying for Bibi’s wars and Zelenskyy’s war.
There is not and never will be a “goyim we” Ain’t gonna happen.
There’s never going to be a goyim-and-Chosen “we,” either — except in the fevered imaginations of the Christian Zionists who don’t understand that their own religion was founded as a rejection of Judaism.
Well, there will be, but the chosen will stab the Christians in the back. I am neither an antisemite or a philosemite.
We’re now in the age of Redefinition. Redefine what the meaning of vaccine, marriage, sex, gender, consent, legal age, what constitutes unemployment (someone with an extra part-time job equals 2 people fully employed) or a crime (so they can say crime is down) is. Bill Clinton called it when he said it all depends on what your meaning of the word “is” is.
Chalk that one up to postmodernism, ol’ pal. When language allegedly does not correspond to reality, those in power are free to actually unmoor it from reality. Reality then becomes whatever they say it is.
I remember after obama got elected a second time some comedian joked that the US would vote in a series of ever more ridiculous people until getting fed up with humans altogether & electing a chimpanzee. Leading up to that there’d be all this discussion about how monkeys deserve human rights which would become enshrined into law & ultimately lead to a monkey ruler. That was funny because it was making fun of the crazies who seemed ridiculous at the time but those same types of people are now the norm in positions of power. That we have a supreme… Read more »
Lancelot Link & Incitatus 2024!
In that case, Block of Wood 2024!
At a certain point the only option is Full Retard.
In which case, tampon Timmy Walz is the perfect candidate!
“Some call him…Tim?”
Please do no besmirch the work of comic geniuses like Monty Python by linking them with that degenerate walz. Were you aware that he used that name because he had forgotten his line and that was the first name that popped into his head?
I fart in your general direction.
What a strange person!
That’s the most foul, cruel, and bad-tempered rodent you ever set eyes on!
I did not know that. Those guys were brilliant, no doubt.
Pres. Trump’s shortcomings are know to many. However, he did undo NAFTA and kill the TPP abomination, hence is worthy of a modicum of respect. Hence, while I won’t by default write out “President” I will for him write out “Pres.” Heels-up-Harris, on the other hand, merely warrants a “P.”
Since she is such a ho she doesn’t warrant default “Heels-up-Harris” I abstract her name to simply “Ho.” Therefore, she is “P. Ho.” Tampon Timmy also does not warrant the effort of a full label, so he gets called “TT.”
P. Ho and TT 2024! May it all burn.
I’ve watched most of it and the one thing the speakers are obsessed with is abortion. Even though it’s legal in the activists’ home states, they want to force it on Mississippi and Alabama. Planned Parenthood even put a van outside the DNC offering abortions and vasectomies. Well, that means there will be many fewer activists in 20 years. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/08/19/planned-parenthood-free-emergency-contraceptive-abortion-vasectomies-dnc/74855652007/
The abortion issue is so stupid. There are as many obsessed with keeping it widespread as there are invoking the anger of God. Hello?! 1995 called!
I would not want to be stuck in an elevator with either party.
I don’t know how or when, but the managerial class and their bureaucracy needs to die.
I believe Covid-19 was an appetizer for what Nature/Reality has in store. The way all those people panicked like the boy who cried wolf over what was essentially a very nasty flu makes me believe the next time they really will all die.
It is time. It is time for Nature to come in and cleanse the filth of managerialism from our societies. If the Devil exists, he is a bureaucrat through and through. For dealing with bureaucracy truly is hell.
In the bros k, wasnt the devil like a harried aristocrat fallen on hard times?
They couldn’t handle the flu, could you imagine a war?
Managerial liberalism is not only an evangelical conquest religion, it’s the new Enlightenment. A coldly “rational” religion, dedicated to erasing ethnic identity.
Why do they hate Putin? I used to think it was because he wouldn’t let the GAE steal Russia’s resources. But now I think its much worse. Sweden is supposed to be the first domino. The Africans, when signaled, shall rape and pillage that country thereby ordaining the transition to tyranny (the cucks will demand it!). But what if the few remaining Scandinavian swinging dicks ask Russia for help? And he sends a Christian battleforce across the northern border and they rout the dark rabble and cucks. And this example sets Europe ablaze in a frenzy of curative purging. What… Read more »
Whatever the answer, it will come with a broom that sweeps clean…
Such an optimist Z…
Falcone is on to something important here, although I disagree with some of his conclusions. The political carnies are basically pitchmen and pitch women for the Deep State. And I agree that the black pilled get this. But the problem is that the Deep State is getting demonstrably less competent – Iraq, Covid, Ukraine, debt explosion etc. And instead of offering an opportunity for serious feedback via the electoral system, it gives us a Gong Show. Meanwhile a shocking proportion of otherwise smart normies think that the election is a serious, on-the-level event.
On the one hand I too I have a hard time seeing the president being in charge of very much of anything, yet, it is a remarkable coincidence, that when GAE foreign policy reached peak (so far) levels of retardation, it happened during the term of just the kind of hubristic retarded blowhard you’d expect to be that retarded. Biden checks every box of my mental picture of the kind of president to blunder “us” into this mess. I envisioned him long before he arrived.
The Gong Show–excellent analogy.
“Oh Jaye P. Morgan, Why did you GONG Joe Biden?” – Zombie Chuck Barris
“Now it’s time for Gene, Gene, The DANCING MACHINE!”
Rush Limbaugh famously said after the 2020 fraud that, “Democrats are DONE with elections.” What was, in my youth, a generally republican system that had not been thoroughly corrupted, is just flat out dead now. No sane person believes the election results are legitimate any more. My local county election website considers such talk “disinformation” and derides anyone who says otherwise. Nevermind that every single thing that is illegal at a voting center cannot be enforced at somebody’s house with a mail-in ballot. Even if Trump somehow “wins”, the margin will be tiny due to Democrat ballot-box-stuffing operations. They will… Read more »
my hope is that the brown hoards try to come to my house and try to burn it down. Please, please make it so…
“…why conservatives want to make all immigration legal. That way, it does not violate the rules.” But yes it does in a very real sense. This is the same sense that Libertarians are incorrect on open borders, and so are “Conservatives” and anyone else that promotes such folly—you cannot have open borders and a welfare State. The two are contradictory and work at odds with each other. As one increases, the other decreases. it was not always this way. Prior to our present day society, immigrants were legal or illegal, and legal immigrants were ineligible for welfare benefits for the… Read more »
It is unlikely that the answer to “who are we?” is going to be “deracinated strangers.”
On the contrary, that seems to me like the growing reality. The future is California. If the loldollars hold up. We like to think, I like to think, that we’ll have our redoubts, but nothing can stop the tide of the GR. As long as the loldollars hold up.
As British badthinkers are being imprisoned and openly threatened with brown prison gang ‘reprisals’, is there a go-to no ID, cash-based gift card or the like for Substack/Subscribestar? The common ones specifically preclude ‘recurring subscriptions’.
Reading the line about the block of wood on the ticket, the Simpsons’ episode where they celebrate the inanimate carbon rod came to mind.
New amazon show My Lady Jane, King Edward is black, gay and disabled
Finally, British got their king they deserve
Hail Hitler, Anglo-British filth
Another question might be what will presage the broom sweeping clean? Something not fun is almost a guarantee – but I’m afraid that is what it will take to set things in motion.
Unfortunately, I’ve concluded the only things which can upset this applecart are hyperinflation or canned sunshine. The regime is good for as long as the money it prints is accepted.
What i find amusing about people clamoring for socialism, is the fact that the family unit is the most socialist thing humans have ever done. Most of the people clamoring for it come from broken families, can’t make it work at the smallest scale, but think if they do it at the national level it will be a stunning success. Stupid is as stupid does.
Family unit socialism (FUS) is not what most think of when referring to socialism. FUS writ large was destroyed ca 1945 because it worked too well.
My family was very tight thruout the 80’s and 90’s. Only since the early 2000’s have things began to unravel from my lived exp.
Screen time comes at the expense of family time
Nah that’s not it, some of it, but that isn/t the main driver in my mind.
Same same, Thanksgiving and Christmas gatherings are no more. The girls no longer send cards and letters, or call each other to keep in touch.
Not sure how to cleverly segue this in, so it may or may not be off topic-
But I know why the Zealots are trying to start a war in the Middle East.
In 70 AD, provoking Rome was a way to bring the end times and the messiah.
But what a Mideast War is guaranteed to do, is to set woggy Muslim asses on fire in Europe, now that they have both the numbers and the outright support of the governments.
Arab Springs were stacking the kindling, time to light it.
Will that be the broom?
“Once you start thinking about how we ought to live, you then must confront the central question at the heart of every human organization and that is, who are we?” I was going to chide you for not bringing this up but then you did. We can’t talk about how to live until we determine who we are. If we determine that we’re a nation of people originally transplanted from Europe, and have the kind of genetic proximity that we don’t share with other peoples, then we can start asking on how we should live and what our destiny as… Read more »
Bingo. There’s a woman who is into finance and personal well being that a friend of mine is real into named something fits, maybe Catherine. I went to her living room talk (mostly women) but also a lot of fed govt employees there: fda, engineers, one voice of America software guy if you can believe it; not stupid people. All white, one Asian, maybe 30-40 people. topics ranged from the fed, to the who, the banks, food saftey and especially Covid. She is really into how the end of cash will be the final way to control every aspect of… Read more »
I recently went to a concert at a amphitheater in an affluent Salt Lake City suburb. Beautiful mountain views, buildings of brick, stone, and glass, all White upper middle class residents. I stayed in nice hotel in the middle of town. In the hallways of hotel I unexpectedly encountered multiple low class looking blacks straight from projects. They are are obviously being relocated by Uncle Sam to this pristine mountain town to destroy another Whitetopia. In past the government would have fallen all over themselves to protect a wealthy community like this from the riff raff. Now they are using… Read more »
LDS Church fully in on the Browning, it’s the “Pearl of Great Price” controversy. It comes from all those missionaries in colorful tropical locations openly recruiting numbers.
PoGP is one of their secondary holy books, written about the time Joseph Smith was lynched and they were driven eventually to Utah.
PoGP forbade marriage to Negros, and was countermanded in 1977 by ‘divine revelation’. It was originally ‘discovered’ in response to the Civil War outcome.
Incitatus
Yeah, it was never a consul, but come on…
Trump should choose a horse to be secretary of education. That would be epic.
We’re already confronted with a whore. Why not a horse?
Just having the front end of the horse would be a step up.
What he should do is abolish the DoE
It would be a vast improvement over the jackasses that currently headed it.
I can summarize everything in a lot less wordage:
They’ve given away so much power to the administrative state (unconstitutionally, I might add), there’s not really much that elected officials do anymore, at least at the federal level. The only thing they have left is foreign policy and even there, their wings have been clipped by what Alexander Vindman called “interagency consensus.” Maybe that’s why they are so inclined to start wars all the time. They don’t really have much else they can do.
“They don’t really have much else they can do.”
They are executing white dispossession and expanding the footprint of their homeland.
Without an encompassing moral code (religion) that encourages elites to act as sympathetic agents for their principals, the people of a nation, I don’t see how a system like this works. I like the idea of brooming them out, but who replaces them? Revolutions tend to replicate the system they replaced. Not trying to be Greg Hood tier black pilled, but if all we need to do is found a new religion …
History says that at some point, the elites turn on one another as the pie has become static. Once that begins to happen, they start looking for public support. Alternatively, the system becomes unstable, the elites crowd together until the system topples over.
isnt that where we are now? I’d say so
All Trump needs to do is take spending back to 2019 levels and this sucker is going down, to quote a potato named shrub
Prof Turchin argues that as the number of elites increases, and all of their idiot kids need elite positions in the work force, but there aren’t enough, civil war starts to brew….
Kind of like Guam with too many US troops on it…
Rep. Johnson – Georgia’s finest- will soon win his tenth term
The ruling class does have a moral code that not encourages, but demands that they act as sympathetic agents for their principals. The stranger is their principal and the native is their enemy. So they pay, coddle, welcome and elevate the stranger and they are taking a broom to the citizen and native. Each faction has an incentive and an accompanying reasoning method and these are complimentary. One one incentive or reasoning is under attack they turn to the other one. The opposition is stuck in one reasoning – economic and legality as Z has been pointing out in this… Read more »
“Word I hear …” I’ve got a young relative who can’t find work, recent engineer graduate in a field that should be utterly awash with jobs if the GAE were taking its war with Russia seriously. Money IS being allocated, but the GAE can’t help being who and what they are, so most of the money is simply being stolen (in various legal ways) at various steps along the financial flow pipeline before it gets to the end stage of being spent on useful people doing actual work. I support this completely because while I understand our society is being… Read more »
Great point. The unifying moral framework of our people through religion was smashed hundreds of years ago. BUT, without a people to settle in, ie a more or less homogeneous people who can say who they are, there’s nothing to pour religion into anyways.
although if the right religion was imposed on the passport holders of the us, it would definitely be an improvement and something I wouldn’t complain about….yet
all the clownworld stuff going on has made me wonder –
should we just hunker down and stay close to family and people we trust? Like if elections are pointless, why not just let the insanity burn itself out, while not expecting it to happen soon.
“There is never any discussion about what is the morally right goal for economic policy. It is not that the issue has been settled, but that no one thinks it is appropriate to discuss it at all.”
True. What percentage of the US population has even a rudimentary understanding of economics? It WOULD be inappropriate to discuss such matters with a bulk of Americans, important issues are simply beyond their depth. Now, if you want a lively discussion on sportsball, abortion or other banal trivialities, that’s a different story.
“What percentage of the US population has even a rudimentary understanding of economics?”
Only some whites, asians, and j3ws can understand macroeconomics. The non-whites are happy to ignore fiscal responsibility to overthrow the whites. They are willing to sacrifice national prosperity towards this goal.
Economics is secondary to the DNA and racial homogeneity of the people.
Not too long ago many an economic literatus was ecstatic that the US was able to send green colored paper to China and in return received refrigerators, TV’s ,ect..What a deal I have for you , what could go wrong?
if we can be made to pretend that biology does not exist, we can be made to believe an inanimate object is the best choice to lead the government.
Are we sure it is not?
Michelle and Hussein will tell you how to live – no debate.It is Black Time.
Great, that probably means the Indians are gonna decide who we are.
They changed their name to the Guardians for a reason.
Mic drop on that one Z!
It’s as if the GOP looked across the pond, saw Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman, and said, “hey, we need some of those for ourselves.”
From China to India, Israel uber alles, of course. A pathetic mess.
“Who are we?” The simplest question, the only question that matters. Not as hard to answer as it seems!
The New Israel, of course, but without all the pesky DNA testing.
Now we know what Eretz Ysrael really means.
“we can be made to believe an inanimate object is the best choice to lead the government”
ChatGPT for President!
Yes – yes a block of wood. “Wood for President!”
My day has been made a little better.
The famous “Voltaire” internet quote seems to have started a trend of attributing uncharacteristic quips to randomly chosen big names. They’re so misfit it seems intentional, a cultural literacy test. Do we remember our ancestors? Not at all (especially not Voltaire). There are coffee mugs accusing Frank Zappa of saying “So many books, so little time.” In real life he began his autobiography by warning that not only doesn’t he write books, he doesn’t read them. It wasn’t true—he made program music for Kafka and birthed “counterculture” interest in Cordwainer Smith, e.g.—but he didn’t have any catladylike sentiments about anything.… Read more »
Food for thought. The ‘wasteland ” awaits .
Such an optimist I would say the Deathlands await…
Everybody needs to watch the Black Mirror episode “The Waldo moment”. A cartoon character getting to be UK prime minister. It pretty much predicted everything…
Related to the nuke discussion below, Zerohedge is reporting on an NYT article claiming the regime has updated its nuclear war plans to include simultaneous nuke war against Russia, China, and NK:
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/biden-approved-secret-nuclear-war-strategy-focused-simultaneous-conflicts
More war gaming. Little to be concerned about, but it gets clicks. I remember when it was pushed that we had prepared to fight two simultaneous wars on different fronts—shade of WWII. So now we see now we are even unable to supply adequate munitions to a puny incursion in Ukraine.
For my US friends, please watch Clutch’s music video for ‘How To Shake Hands’ and then write in Neil Fallon for President on your ballots…cuz “Jimi Hendrix on the $20 bill, and Bill Hicks on a five note!”
“Everyone agrees that illegal immigration is bad, not because it is immoral, but because it violates the rules of technocracy. We know this because it has the word “illegal” in its name. It is why conservatives want to make all immigration legal.“
You need to reword this. Because it’s sloppily written it conveys the wrong impression of what conservatives want regarding immigration. Above all, immigration needs to be controlled and selective. Moreover, laws on the books regarding the hiring of illegal aliens need to be enforced strictly, including prison sentences and big personal fines for offenders.
I have never heard a mainstream conservative talk about ending chain migration, or the diversity lottery, or birthright citizenship, or to call out specific industries or companies (like Big Ag) for building on the back of illegal migrant labor. The talk to enforce E-Verify is just that, there was no provision for such in the much balleyhooed “bipartisan tough border bill” last year. That’s because conservatives don’t want to stop hiring illegals. So, no, conservatives do not believe that immigration should be “controlled” and “selective.” Z is correct on that point. Trump tried to push a European-style system for selective… Read more »
I’d be curious to know just who you include under the label of “conservative”.
Above all, immigration needs to be controlled and selective. get creative. We may be in a pre political stage thanks to universalisms like all men are created equal and human rights. Look at Japan, I think they completely walled themselves off from the world for hundreds of years. If we are talking about a broom, sweep all moral should-ing aside. That’s how we ended up with so many non whites; some phony. Morality that said “ya can’t kick em out, that’s to break the fabric of the universe “ or something gay like that. Who says the us need any… Read more »
You are right that there are conservatives who want a strict meritocratic immigration system.
However, when that system is revealed to have a racially disparate impact, many of those conservatives will flee for fear of being called “racist.” You know it’s true.
But the worst problem with their system is that most of those talented foreigners that take the jobs from native whites do NOT believe in meritocracy. They believe in hiring those of their own race.
It’s tragic how blind you guys are, however well-intentioned. In general, only whites are capable of transcending race and it will be our downfall.
Disagree, it’s perfectly written. Fungible humans is called frangibility; corporatist technocrats need components, cogs, and consumers.
Frangibility promotes empty vessels, who can recite the day’s slogans and follow the day’s orders. Frangibility means you think you can replace one thing with another and expect it to be the same thing.
A rose is not a rose, everything is the same as everything else.