Tech attorney, estranged economist, itinerant preacher to the cryptids of Appalachia.
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Americans are a people with a distinct history, culture, and heritage that made us the greatest country in history. America is more than an economic zone. People like Jonah apparently think people who love their lineage and history are bigoted. Shame on him.
News flash: plenty of native-born Americans with family trees as old as yours also think you’re a lowbrow bigot, demagogue, and political albatross. So don’t listen to these mythical illegal immigrants and immigrants you don’t like. Just listen to all the “Heritage Americans” who also think you’re an embarrassment and asshole.
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They always miss the point completely and go for some gotcha reddit “actually” moment.
The point is not a Mayflower purity test. The point is that our ethnic identity, Christian history, and culture are not up for debate, discussion, or distortion.
Americans are a distinct Pan-European Christian people, bound by blood, faith, and ancestral sacrifices, not just legal propositions. Drawing from Theodore Roosevelt: American identity is a fused “new race” from European stocks, requiring generations of assimilation via intermarriage and cultural integration.
We will no longer be disrespected and have our identity skin-suited by the likes of people like you who insist that our people do not exist and that anyone from anywhere with any random set of beliefs can become us by stepping on the magic dirt, saying the magic words, and signing the magic piece of paper.
Approximately 25% of Americans claim to be descended from the Mayflower (which landed ~400 years ago), and there is a society that tracks descendants, so it is commonly studied by genealogists.
The actual number of Americans descended from the Mayflower is estimated to be only ~3%, and the vast majority of Mayflower descendants aren’t American at all!
There were just 102 passengers on the boat, and only about 50 survived the first winter.
A much larger chunk of Canadians are Mayflower descendants than the US (an early branch went to Nova Scotia and had a lot of kids), and many went back to Australia or back to Europe.
Crazy enough, the current vice president of Taiwan is a documented Mayflower descendant.
A few things:
1) Having ancestors here 400 years ago doesn’t make you any more American.
2) If you’re claiming Mayflower ancestry, there’s a good chance you’re actually wrong.
3) perhaps America's greatest strength is actually that you don't need 400 years of family history to belong here!
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The British had to forcefully end the ritual burning of wives alive with their husbands at the funeral
Some people will never forgive Europeans for bringing them civilization and most of their “victimhood” is just ethnic revenge
बच्चों को गर्म पानी में डालकर जान ले ली छोटे बच्चों के साथ भला ऐसा कौन करता है...
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There is no history of British forces in India boiling anyone alive.
The clip is from the film Ranabaali, which received much criticism for depictions of exaggerated and ahistorical violence.
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Look at the rate of civilizational advancement from 1st flight to moon landing and consider where we’d be now had we not subsequently reoriented society around the idea that the entire world has a right to live here, vote here & receive legal, political and financial preference.
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“The Jeet Code funding Bill is passed. The system goes on-line November 13th, 2026. The Jeet Code begins to shit on critical infrastructure at a geometric rate. It begins to redeem at 2:14 a.m. Eastern time, November the 14th. In a panic, they try and rehire the retired boomers.”
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"The right needs art, it needs culture, it needs organization, you should actually do something!"
Okay, I'm starting a literary magazine
"Oh, another magazine!"
Okay, I'm starting a podcast
"Oh, another podcast!"
Okay, I'm starting a publisher for rw books
"Oh, another edgy publisher!"
Okay, I'm starting a fraternal organization
"Oh, another fed op!"
Okay, I'm starting a family
"Oh, another cucked wife guy!"
All from people who are doing nothing but spiteful demoralization in between their shifts before returning to an apartment to sit alone and complain online about how no one is doing anything
Ignore the haters, start anything, start everything
Grow, build, keep moving, make a difference in whatever small way you can
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Almost nobody realizes that just about every liberal feel-good nostrum has been tested by liberal social scientists over the last 60 years, with practically none of them turning out true. That was already fairly well established when I started reading social science in 1972.
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This is what your project should look like, whether it’s southern nationalist, PNW etc
I post on X about the Free State movement. We are literally the only libertarians in America who are winning.
We are funded by right-wing billionaires, are destroying the progressive schooling system, and slowly taking over the entire network of institutions that maintains the government.
Our enemies write books like this about us. You can find seething coverage of us in the NYT, NPR, and basically every major news site. Plenty of popular documentaries on YouTube, too.
Follow me on social media (not real life) of something that is happening (in real life).
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The problem is “free-market economics” constantly gets invoked to justify mass migration, H-1Bs, globalism, and demographic replacement, while “foreign policy realism” always magically just defaults to Neoconservatism.
These terms themselves are not bad, but we need to be very specific about what they should actually mean vs what they’re usually providing cover for.
Free markets for who? Foreign policy realism towards what ends?
These questions must be answered and there can be no more equivocation any longer.
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The “Free Market” is when YOU have a federally mandated wage floor and 25% effective tax rate, but illegal aliens get to work under the table for cash because all their living expenses are covered by Section 8, EBT, WIC, TANF, Medicaid, schooling, Obama phones, and internet/utilities subsidies.
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A lot of feminist critiques are just, why do boys have different interests. And then calling themselves empathetic for saying that shouldn’t be the case.
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People talk endlessly about “alignment” (as in, morally) but seem unconcerned with the notion that AI automation could cause entire sectors of the economy to base their operating assumptions on a single Quora post from 2013, baking it in as a best practice without ever realizing
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The “Free Market” is when every home appliance is spyware, every movie you “buy” requires a monthly subscription to access, and paying $70 for a video game only gets you a temporary, revocable license.
Meanwhile, the biggest corporations get taxpayer subsidies, regulatory protection against competitors and plaintiffs like you, and bailouts whenever their executives screw up.
But HEAVEN FORBID you want to start a business, work with people who share your culture and background, or live in a high-trust, culturally homogenous society. Suddenly, the full force of the federal government needs to get involved.
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It’s to this day. I mapped out the winners and you can tell the year they changed the rules.
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Yeah, they apparently have a lot of pull, but I'm not sure how they are going to reimburse us 7 Senators and 50 House seats.
teapawt.net/Polymarket/status/2119…
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NASA should have the Medicaid budget and Medicaid should have the NASA budget
We should invest far more in exploring the stars than in accumulating yeast life on Earth
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"Books For Boys" discourse is of special interest because I have a young boy and can tell you that books for his age range, like 4-7, SUCK, you're more likely to find 10 books about Magical Black Girl Hair before you find a single one about a normal boy going on an adventure
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BREAKING: Wife supports husband.
If your wife doesn’t do this, find a new one.
How Katie Miller lobbied for her husband’s promotion politi.co/4iCIMpJ
