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“El fascismo, el nazismo, el comunismo y el socialismo son sólo variaciones superficiales del mismo tema monstruoso: colectivismo.”
- Ayn Rand -
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I see antisemitism as a psychospiritual disease, and I've become fascinated by the consciousness behind it. So I decided to put my theory to the test that antisemitism has less to do with intelligence and more to do with one's level of consciousness by using the Map of Consciousness against the most vocal antisemites.
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💥Alan Dershowitz *UNLOADS* on Jews💥
"Many of us have been brought up with the stereotype Jews are smart ... Jews are the DUMBEST people on the face of the earth!"
"When it comes to prioritizing the fight against their enemies, there are no people I hate more than JEWS who become self-hating Jews and support people like El-Sayed and Mamdani!"
"So call me an antisemite! The people I hate the MOST are Jews!"
72% of Jewish voters supported Democrats in the Midterms, according to a J Street poll.
Many Jews voted for Abdul El-Sayed and Zohran Mamdani.
Dershowitz frequently asserts 7,000 German Jews also voted for Hitler in 1932.
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Friedrich Hayek’s seminal book The Road to Serfdom is a warning against the dangers of government central planning, collectivism, and state control. It is a foundational text for modern libertarianism, but it also captured the imaginations of politicians and rival intellectuals.
John Maynard Keynes, Hayek’s chief macroeconomic rival, read the book while traveling to the Bretton Woods conference. Surprisingly, Keynes praised it as "a grand book," writing to Hayek that "morally and philosophically I find myself in agreement with virtually the whole of it."
Milton Friedman championed the book as a masterpiece of political philosophy. He frequently wrote introductions for its anniversaries, noting that The Road to Serfdom was essential for demonstrating that economic freedom is an indispensable prerequisite for political freedom.
Margaret Thatcher viewed the text as a moral awakening during her university days. It provided her with the philosophical ammunition needed to challenge the British post-war socialist consensus, ultimately defining her premiership's commitment to privatization and deregulation.
George Orwell also famously reviewed the book, offering unique praise. Orwell agreed with Hayek's thesis that state collectivism naturally breeds tyranny, noting that central planning gives "a small minority of bureaucrats" unprecedented power.
Hayek’s central message transcends ideological boundaries: even when well-intentioned, government planning sets a society on a path toward totalitarianism, tyranny, and the destruction of personal liberty.
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Milton Friedman:
“The Great Depression was not produced by a failure of business. On the contrary, it was produced by a failure of government.”
“The Federal Reserve will not fail in the same way again. This time it will fail in a different way. This time it has been failing, not by producing a Great Depression, but by producing an inflation.”
“Just as you will hear the story that it was business that was responsible for the Depression, so you will today hear the story that it is labor and management that are responsible for inflation.”
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The men who wrote the Constitution owned guns, distrusted bankers, and believed taxation without consent was worth dying over. They would not recognize the country operating under their name today.
Federal spending crossed $7 trillion per year. The income tax, which the founders explicitly rejected, now reaches into every paycheck you earn before you touch a dollar of it. The Federal Reserve, a central bank of the exact type Jefferson warned would strip citizens of property through inflation, has spent the last two decades aggressively expanding the money supply and handing you the bill through rising prices.
The founders drew the federal government's powers in a short, specific list. Congress could coin money, raise an army, and regulate interstate trade. What it could not do is not in that list, because the founders assumed the limits were obvious. They were wrong to assume that.
Today the federal government licenses your profession, subsidizes your competitor, dictates your health plan, and surveils your financial transactions above $600. The administrative state, staffed by unelected bureaucrats at the FDA, SEC, EPA, and an estimated 430 other agencies, writes rules carrying the force of law without a single congressional vote. Madison called this precise arrangement tyranny in The Federalist Papers(No. 47).
The founders risked hanging to escape a government that taxed tea at 3%. You hand over 30 percent of your income and are supposed to thank the state for the privilege of keeping the rest.
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A guy goes into a bar in New York where the bartender is a robot.
The guy sits down at the bar, and the robot asks: "What will you have?
The guy replies, "Whiskey."
The robot brings back his drink and asks, "What's your IQ?"
The guy says, "168."
The robot talks about physics, space exploration, and medical technology.
After the guy leaves, he pauses at the street corner and thinks about what he just encountered, and the more he thinks about it, the more curious he gets, so he decides to go back.
The robot asks, "What's your drink?"
The guy answers, "Whiskey."
The robot returns with his drink and asks, "What's your IQ?"
This time, the man replies "100."
The robot talks about NASCAR, Budweiser, Awbarn, and professional wrestling.
The man finishes his drink and leaves, but he is so interested in this "experiment" that he decides he'll try again.
He enters the bar and, as usual, the robot asks him what he wants to drink.
The man replies, "Whiskey."
The robot brings the drink and asks, "What's your IQ?"
This time, the man answers "50."
The robot leans in real close and s-l-o-w-l-y says, "How awesome is Mamdani’s rent freeze? It surely will help the housing problem.”
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1 million views in 4 hours is a record for me. Thank you all for sharing and commenting. I had a blast making this one, felt giddy and enjoyed every minute of it. Remember this is still scripted by me not ai, each video edit is still intentionally made by a human, the world was carefully constructed, researched and designed by me with ai tools but it’s not pressing a button. We see tons of AI automated slop “video” every day on these platforms so I appreciate people recognizing the human touch.
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We already live in a post-scarcity society.
The root of leftism is envy.
The year could be 3217, a leftist could have their own terraformed planet, and they'd be mad that someone else has twelve.
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If you’re actively trying to stop AI development, you’re my enemy and an enemy of humanity.
I consider what you’re doing a direct attack on humanity’s future.
Every disease that could have been cured, every life that could have been saved, every person who could have escaped poverty.
Every opportunity lost is a direct consequence of your actions, and those lives are on your shoulders.
You’re willing to sacrifice all of that because you’re terrified of progress.
I have absolutely zero tolerance for this.
Your movement deserves to be politically defeated, intellectually dismantled, and remembered as one of the greatest obstacles to human progress in history.
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This is going to be one hell of a decade.
While the socialist doom brigade wants to burn everything to the ground and put AI advancement on hold, AI itself just keeps accelerating.
GPT-7 and the next generation of frontier models are on the horizon. We're heading towards breakthroughs in mathematics, engineering, medicine and potentially cures for terrible diseases like cancer.
Now imagine telling a mother whose child could be saved by an AI-discovered treatment that we should have paused it.
Imagine telling someone dying from a terrible disease that their chance at a cure should wait because some politicians are terrified of progress.
Do you seriously believe people will keep voting for those politicians once AI starts delivering medical breakthroughs that save their loved ones?
The moment that happens, the entire anti-AI narrative begins to collapse.
Because suddenly this isn't about politics, ideology or who gets to control the future anymore.
It's about human lives.
And deliberately holding back technology that could save millions of lives isn't some noble act of caution. It's a moral catastrophe.
History won't judge us by how successfully we slowed progress. It will judge us by how many lives we could have saved and chose not to.
Never doom. Only bloom.
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We knew something was amiss when Abdul El-Sayed accidentally referred to Michigan's state income tax as “jizya”.
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Destroying wealth and abundance is the necessary condition to have zero-sum politics and where weaponized envy can dominate
Absolute communism. – at Titusville, FL
