The "I hate Colonialism and Slavery" crowd goes pretty silent when Islam is brought up.
Which means they don't actually hate Colonialism or Slavery, just Europeans.
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This is such an important point.
The Democrat platform is literally anti-White racism.
You can't claim to be against racism and then vote for the Democrat.
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Already a decade ago, non-Western immigrants assaulted and raped one Norwegian woman every 5 days*.
The government responded by inviting more, so now they rape one every 2 days*.
These rapes are a political choice.
Remigration eliminates them.
*Many go unreported due to fear and shame. Real frequency was and is higher.
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The Star Wars prequels are back in the public consciousness lately, so I wanted to talk about how much Palpatine’s rise to power is one of the greatest villain arcs of all time.
When it comes to the prequels, so many people naturally focus on Anakin’s journey towards the Dark Side, the flaws of the Jedi Order, or the general controversy of how different generations either love or hate the trilogy. But I really think a vastly overlooked topic is the plot surrounding the disintegration of the Galactic Republic and Palpatine’s eventual triumph at the end of Revenge of the Sith.
This is a man who manufactures crisis after crisis to first depose the previous Supreme Chancellor, wins a sympathy vote to succeed him, orchestrates a civil war where he’s secretly in control of both sides, and ultimately uses the conflict to wipe out his political rivals, overthrow the political order they had created thousands of years earlier, and convert the very Galactic Republic that the Jedi had once defended against the Sith into a Galactic Empire ruled by the Sith themselves.
It’s genius writing, overlooked by a combination of fandom controversies regarding the films themselves and the fact that Anakin, Obi Wan, and Padme usually overshadow Palpatine in the prequels.
The fact that the Jedi spent millennia fighting the Sith on the battlefield, only to allow them to secretly hijack their own Republic and then weaponize it against them when Order 66 comes down proves that the Sith are the true political realists of the galaxy, while the Jedi are the metaphysical liberals attempting to abolish politics itself.
But politics can’t ever be abolished.
The tragedy of the prequels is that the Jedi essentially promise a galaxy without conflict, and by the time conflict inevitably reappears after a postwar consensus that has lasted a thousand years, they’ve lost the ability to deal with it.
They've been running liberals as republicans in red states. Because Republicans just seem to trust whoever shows up that day is going to be fine, this works.
Montana is currently getting sold out to Indians. The Governor is gleefully cutting deals with them as you read this. He is grinning ear-to-ear as he does it.
Montana doesn’t have the volume of people that Texas has to absorb even 10k Indians. It will be nothing short of catastrophic to the state. The entire state of Montana will look worse than Plano, TX on Diwali in short time.
Meanwhile, a young man in Montana (perhaps the only Montanan who actually cares about the future of his state) is getting charged with a FELONY for *allegedly* shoving an Indian and telling him to go back to India.
Replying to @frontierism
Being stuck in a contrarian schtick only works when things are going wrong. When there's a genuine fighter in the ring and you still boo, it reveals a lot.
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Reminder that in the opening weeks of the war started by Israel against Iran, we killed 137 Iranian leaders including the President, his wife, their kids and THEIR kids.
Had the same been done to us, it would be like a nation wiped out the First Family, half of the cabinet, all of the leaders in the Pentagon and the CIA, and about a third of Congress.
That's what we did to a nation because Israel told us to.
Immigrants be like "Bro I moved here to get away from all these ppl wtf are you doing letting everyone in!"
Nonwhite Canadians are consistently more likely than white Canadians to say that there are too many minorities in the immigration flow.
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Arabs have no place lecturing anyone else on the evils of historical slavery.
They were by far its worst practitioners.
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America has a $30 trillion annual economy and the American military has a $1.5 trillion budget this year. The best way to rebuild the American industrial base is to start out by using the $1.5 trillion military budget to build American factories and purchase American products.
Palmer Luckey says analysts claiming it's too expensive to manufacture in the US are lying to protect megacorps
"I think I have a more realistic view than almost anybody. One of the problems with all these analysts that are telling you that it's going to cost $37,000 to build an American iPhone or $100,000 to buy an American computer."
"They're trying to prop up a status quo that the megacorporations want to keep going. They want to outsource everything. They want to hire cheaper non-American labor."
"They are willing to say and do anything to convince you that it can't be fixed, that it can't come back, that America is this helpless, neutered, post-relevant empire, and it is just not the case."
"How do I know that? Because I have to make stuff in America every day because I work in the defense industry. The stuff that Anduril makes every day is not actually that different from a computer. My drones are basically computers. They have memory, a GPU, a CPU, sensors, batteries, a rugged integration."
"The only difference between an Anduril attack drone and a laptop is a keyboard and a screen. That is not that hard to figure out, especially for a guy like me who started Oculus and comes from the consumer electronics space."
"We're not going to let people lie about what America can and can't do anymore. We're just going to do it."
Likely true. Curious how one should exercise the brain. Calculus for fun?
AI will split humanity into two unequal halves, similar to the white-collar revolution, but much more drastic.
"Exercise" as we know it didn't exist. The work itself was "exercise." Now, people have to create artificial environments and routines so their bodies don't fall apart. But how many people exercise? What percentage of the population? Not much. It takes very little effort to be healthier than 80% of the population.
The AI revolution will be more drastic. People are already getting dumber and lazier. To fend off the decay, we must set up artificial routines that keep our minds sharp.
Just like physical exercise.
But like physical exercise, only a minority of the population will do what's necessary to keep their minds sharp and active. The alternative is just too easy.
The difference, however, will be much starker than physical health, though at first it won't be as obvious. And the differences will grow.
One of the groups can't help but be slaves. They will have surrendered all of their agency and will to the machines they blithely dismissed as mere "tools."
The other group will build the future.
You want to be in the latter.
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Just your daily pre-midterm reminder that *5,000* Americans who would have statistically been homicide victims have not been murdered in the U.S. in the past two years because Donald Trump deported a whole bunch of criminals.
We could just refer to him as Mr. RetardTed
Sen. @tedcruz in March: "I don't believe that what is happening in Iran will be front and center in November. If it extends that long, we've done something wildly wrong... The president said at the beginning this is going to be a matter of several weeks."
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Lying Ted knew this was bs
Like all neocons he was desperate to trade the future of America for a war in the Middle East
Sen. @tedcruz in March: "I don't believe that what is happening in Iran will be front and center in November. If it extends that long, we've done something wildly wrong... The president said at the beginning this is going to be a matter of several weeks."
EAs just derived communist idiocy from first principles.
Great going guys. Man you all are so smart and definitely have a firm grasp on human nature.
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My biggest critique of the EA movement is that they try to maximize utility by distributing the resources they have, rather than consolidating the resources to build self-sufficient utility generators.
That doesn't seem very rational even by their own criteria!
Has the moral compass of the liberal-left changed since the woke era where they all went insane?
I posit no, they've just learned its incredibly unpopular and the stfu and talk about the economy.
Then if they win, Woke 2.0 time!

























