Rational Mystic, Stargazer, Pedagogue, Orator, Cultural Renegade, Philosopher King
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Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
Mark Levin got locked out of his AOL email and had already made fun of himself for still using it. You had to pile on with the dial-up, landline, and Buddy List jokes. It wasn’t funny or a joke or the first time. It came off as mean and petty and you damn well know it. You are embarrassed and that’s why you are lashing out. Harmeet Dhillon called the conduct condescending to older Americans. Hardly think she is a neocon. You answered by asking whether Dhillon would cry if he made fun of VCRs. Which was yet again condescending and rude.
“Boomer brigade”
“Neocon”
What are you a child? You need to telegraph to your team to take your side when you act like an arrogant prick? Does it make you feel better about yourself? Does it make some kind of a policy argument?
You always turn a comment about your conduct into a fight between factions on the right.
Everyone who doesn’t subscribe to your views is not in fact a neocon. You know that because you are well versed in what the word neocon actually means. You are also well versed in Marxist rhetoric and changing the definitions of words to serve your own interests, so you know that continuously calling every single person who doesn’t agree with you a neocon is a leftist tactic. How do you know that so well? Because you have a whole podcast dedicated to exposing this kind of behavior on the left.
Why don’t you take your own advice.
The most consistently insufferable and irrelevant neo con accounts on here are now having a full blown tantrum because I made a mild joke about AOL. That’s not even an exaggeration. That’s actually what they’re angry about. Click through the QTs. There isn’t some horrible thing at the end of it that I’m trying to paper over. Literally a joke about AOL, directed at Mark Levin not some random old granny (although maybe he qualifies, admittedly).
Michel Houellebecq and the tyranny of Islamist sensitivity spectator.com/article/michel…
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Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
America should not be pressuring @Israel to show restraint against Iran. We should be working to stop Iran's nuclear drive.
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
My mother likes her AOL account and she is also an expert at using AI to enhance photographs and she has a ton of friends and her family loves her and she votes Republican. No need to be a condescending asshole to older Americans.
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
Chappelle was always overrated. He was buddies with Norm and made fun of transgenderism, so conservatives buoyed him for a bit. He hasn't been all that relevant for a couple decades now. But inasmuch as a fading star can be "canceled," he should be. No big deal, no great loss.
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
Disagreeing with @DaveChappelle about @charliekirk11 isn’t a question of free speech.
It’s a question of what we find acceptable.
Do you think it’s okay to joke about a young father being shot in the neck while trying to talk to college kids?
You don’t have to agree with what he believed.
You just have to agree that killing people because they disagree with you is wrong.
I disagree with many people but do not celebrate their death.
I didn’t believe what Jo Cox MP believed in but found her murder harrowing, I didn’t agree with some of Ann Widdecombes views and was genuinely disturbed to hear of her violent end.
Are there exceptions?
Honestly I wasn’t sad to see Sinwar gone but he orchestrated the killing of thousands of people.
I’m not sad Ian Huntley is gone. He was a sexual deviant, woman badger and child killer.
There is a clear distinction.
Charlie didn’t advocate violence and didn’t kill anyone.
Chappelle said what he said. He had the freedom to do so. Pushing back isn’t diminishing the right to free speech, it’s showing that there are moral lines that are importantly too. Freedom of speech isn’t mutually exclusive. Morality and decency matter. For your enemies and your allies.
If you tolerate a world where everyone rejoices at the murder of people they disagree with we will live in hell. Violence will increase and orgiastic enjoyment in it will become normalised.
I don’t want to live in that world.
I wouldn’t laugh if Chappelle was harmed because I recognise that although he sees the world from a different perspective that he is a human and life is sacred.
Morality matters and every day we do not demand decency of these people who have a platform is a rung we descend further into the pit.
Stop being disingenuous. Stop pretending you think that objecting to Dave Chappelle is "calling for an end to free speech."
You're lying. You know that's not what it is.
You're lying to stop us from having the conversation we must have.
We must bring back a cultural, moral, character-based prohibition on psychopathic, sadistic behavior. This is not a call for anything legal.
It is a call for the NORMAL social consequences that, until about yesterday, used to abide.
It was not possible in 2000 to go in public with a sign that said "fuck him in the neck hole."
It was not possible in 2000 to gloat on camera about the public assassination of a man.
It should not be socially possible to do this now.
Bring back social punishments. Bring back basic, not-hard-to-meet standards of minimum moral sentiment.
-J
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
I don't love participating in the outrage machine over something a comedian said. I give them a very wide birth to critique culture, reveal uncomfortable truths, and generally enrage both sides.
I don't hold comics to the same standard as politicians, commentators, or activists.
That said, not celebrating or making a mockery of political violence shouldn't be hard.
Imagine if it was your family member, friend, or favorite personality who was murdered in cold blood because of their politics.
The bar is extremely low, but without it, everything else falls apart.
To see leftist podcasters, comedians, and commentators laugh about political assassination as though it’s entertainment and the destruction of a human life is a punchline, is beyond disgusting.
My husband, Charlie Kirk, was killed in an act of political violence, something our two children and I will live with every day for the rest of our lives.
A culture that laughs at assassination is one of profound moral decay. It threatens the very foundation of our country and the principles that hold our democracy together.
You do not have to agree with someone’s politics to recognize the value of their life. This should not be so hard.
Political violence must never be something this country tolerates, excuses, or celebrates.
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
Frank, forever clearly stating the truth. You should follow Frank if you like grown ups.
Stay the Course, Secretary Hegseth
securingamerica.substack.com…
My friend, Pete Hegseth, is being subjected to relentless criticism led by a combination of Marxists, jihadists and a Libertarian named Rep. Thomas Massey. Massey wants the Secretary of War to resign or face impeachment, asserting his Democratic allies will be even more harsh next year.
Characteristically, Pete is defiant. And he should be, as his record is arguably that of the best leader of the Pentagon in decades.
Over the past two years, Secretary Hegseth has: led the way in restoring the U.S. military literally to fighting trim; managed warfighting in Iran with devastating effect and extremely few casualties; begun rebuilding our defense industrial base; and otherwise strengthened the national security.
For example, a PresentDangerChina.org webinar this week showcased Pete’s efforts to end Chinese and other nations’ subversive influence operations against young Americans.
Thanks for your service, Pete. Stay the course!
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
Politics is a team sport.
Conservative politics is a team sport to fight communism. Doves and hawks all welcome. Have debates, but remember the true enemy.
Vance-Tuckerism is a team sport that unites with Communists to fight against American intervention and against Israel.
.@SecRubio: “It would have been very easy to do what multiple presidents before him have done, which is just ignore the Iran thing, leave it for the next guy."
“But this president didn't do that. He confronted it because what Iran wants to do is not just destroy our country; it's destroy our way of life and threaten our children,” he added.
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
Neocon = Trump foreign policy
Not a neocon = Vance foreign policy
Oh and Obamas.
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
I like Stephen Miller
President Trump is the most transformative political leader in American History — and he has single-handedly saved America from those who would destroy it.
It has been the privilege of my lifetime to have served on his team from Day One, and I am honored beyond words to serve as his White House Chief of Staff.
I want to thank the incomparable Susie Wiles for her years of devoted service to the President and the Country, and for her friendship.
The mission now is more clear than ever: Fight with all of our soul to support our President and defend this magnificent Republic.
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
Harmeet Dhillon is a patriot, and conservatives owe her an enormous debt of gratitude.
She defended religious liberty when governments tried to shut down churches.
She fought for free speech and parental rights.
She took on the DEI industrial complex and racial discrimination.
She stood up against the scourge of antisemitism on college campuses.
And she fought to protect women's sports and our Second Amendment rights.
While others talked about defending our constitutional freedoms, Harmeet actually did the work.
That's principled conservatism. That's courage. That's patriotic service.
Thank you, @HarmeetKDhillon. America is better because of your service. 🇺🇸
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
Hey @megynkelly, can I just tell you how much of an airheaded piece of shit you truly are?
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
Yes, I think the administration certainly shares some of the blame. The Iran war has been dragged out for far too long, with bogus attempts to negotiate with a lunatic terrorist regime. Gas is too expensive. So are groceries. Tariffs have destroyed affordability. Of course, some things could've been done better.
But I don't think that alone accounts for this absolute landslide, and I don't think it accounts for young white males swinging this hard to the Left or staying home.
I think young white men have been under a constant barrage of blackpilled demoralization telling them that Israel runs our government, Trump is blackmailed by the "Epstein class," voting does nothing, everything sucks, and they're powerless. I know because I talk to many of these young men. This thinking is ubiquitous among them.
And it's not organic. Also, it doesn't remotely line up with reality. It's an op. A social contagion. Too many podcasters have fallen victim to it, or worse, participated in it. And it's not gaslighting or denying reality to say so.
Joel, have you ever specifically lectured black women for voting almost exclusively for Democrats? Also, if young white men are angry at the Republican Party and Trump, might the Republican Party and Trump bear some blame for that or is it all the fault of “conspiracism” and “anti Semitism”? Is it possible that you might have gotten the affordability issue totally wrong and actually young men are indeed getting screwed by this economy and are holding their political leaders accountable for it? At what point do you guys engage in some of the self reflection that you are encouraging in others?
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
Hi JD Vance,
This is how you stand by your Commander in Chief even after a bloodbath.
Take some notes.
Moshe Y Bernstein (玉梦舍) retweeted
I'd rather Matt Walsh disappear into the sunset, than see his drivel on my timeline.
