There are two biological sexes. Gender is real. The great thing about the truth is that it exists no matter what you feel. Sic semper tyrannis
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Robert Von Allan retweeted
In 1968, teenage Red Guards were beating their professors to death with clubs in Beijing courtyards.
Meanwhile, Jean-Paul Sartre sat in Paris calling Mao's Cultural Revolution a model of revolutionary democracy. The most celebrated intellectual in France looked at a country burning its own libraries and saw liberation. He sold the Maoist newspaper La Cause du Peuple on French street corners himself, holding it aloft like a sacrament.
Between 1966 and 1976, the Cultural Revolution killed between 500,000 and two million people. Schools shut down across the entire country. Students dragged teachers onto stages, hung placards around their necks, forced them to kneel on broken glass, then murdered them. The historian Bian Zhongyun, vice-principal of a girls' school in Beijing, died on August 5, 1966, beaten by her own students with nail-studded clubs.
Sartre swooned at this, calling it the people governing themselves. Why did a man this intelligent get it this wrong? Sartre believed knowledge served power, that truth was whatever the revolution required, that the individual existed to be dissolved into the collective will.
So when Mao abolished the distinction between teacher and student, between expert and mob, Sartre cheered. He had spent decades arguing that bourgeois reason was a class weapon. Here was a regime taking him at his word and clubbing the reasoners to death. This is what economic illiteracy gets you.
Mises had already explained the calculation problem in 1920. Hayek explained dispersed knowledge in 1945. Sartre had access to both and chose the dunce cap of the collective instead, then handed out its propaganda on the Rue de Rennes.
He died in 1980, mourned by 50,000 followers, never having retracted a word about Mao. The professors of Beijing got no such funeral, only a philosopher in Paris explaining that their murder was freedom.
Robert Von Allan retweeted
He will be fine. It’s not like he did something unforgivable like insult what he thought was a white woman (who he found out was half black the next day) or anything like that.
Robert Von Allan retweeted
Trump is right. It’s hard to deport someone who has worked hard for 15 years and broken no laws beyond entering the country illegally.
I spent over a decade teaching in a community with many illegal immigrants and their children. I knew genuinely good people, wonderful families, and incredible kids. They weren't abstractions to me. They were people I cared about and wanted to see succeed.
I understand the emotional difficulty of enforcing immigration law. I've experienced it firsthand.
But there's a fundamental difference between judging an individual through the lens of personal experience and governing a nation through the rule of law.
It's easy to make exceptions when we're confronted with a sympathetic story. We see a hardworking father, a devoted mother, or an innocent child, and naturally want to spare them hardship.
But my personal feelings about those individuals cannot determine whether the law applies to them. Nor can anyone else's.
And with immigration, the consequences extend far beyond any individual case. We're deciding who may enter our country, remain here, and become part of our national community. If those decisions are ultimately determined by who manages to get here and whose story moves us most, the consent of the governed becomes increasingly meaningless.
The hardest cases are precisely when our principles matter most, because the entire purpose of having laws is to establish rules that transcend our individual sympathies, prejudices, and emotions.
If enforcing the law depends on our sympathy for those who break it, we no longer have the rule of law. We have a collection of suggestions subject to the whims of our emotions.
Remember when Lloyd Austin decided to have surgery under general anaesthesia and then got a severe UTI related to that surgery and admitted to the ICU without disclosing the matter to brain dead Joke Biden? Where was Fraud Massie’s articles of impeachment then? Human turd walking.
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Robert Von Allan retweeted
It's time to learn about Mao's Cultural Revolution, and what happens when the distinction between smashing ideas and smashing the individuals who hold them collapses.
If you have the wrong consciousness, you're an impediment to the revolution. The question then becomes whether you can be redeemed through reeducation or whether you belong in a grave.
"Ever since that guy Charlie Kirk got murdered, I feel better."
- Dave Chappelle at Madison Square Garden nitter.gq/PostViralRepost/status…
Robert Von Allan retweeted
Liberals keep telling me Dave Chappelle was “just joking” about Charlie Kirk and I’m a snowflake for getting offended.
Okay, let’s try it with your Charlie Kirk.
Don’t forget to laugh.
Robert Von Allan retweeted
A segment of the online Right has returned to 2013 era dooming where the 1000 year Libtard Reich is once again not only a real possibility, but perhaps an inevitability.
Trump appears to have been a temporary stop gap against a seemingly invincible force that pushes society towards being more Progressive forever.
Like Napoleon remarked after Leipzig, after him the Revolution will continue and it will be like a book where one continues to read at the page where they left off.
But all books have an ending. Things cannot get more Progressive forever.
Progressivism eventually exhausts itself after it runs out of things to dissolve or invert. The term itself relies on the things it rebels against to even give it form. It needs nuclear families, international borders, organized religions, hierarchies, social standards, law and order, and a bunch of other core elements of a functioning civilization to exist…if for no other reason than to provide it an enemy to attack.
But that process of identifying something normal, attacking it, and elevating its pathological inverse is not something that can carry on forever. Progressivism has limits because the ideology itself basically depends on a bunch of pre-political and pre-liberal structures that it didn’t create.
It can only dissolve things for so long before the thing itself becomes too weak to prop up the system.
You cannot have endless liberation of the abstract universal man when there’s no longer any stable people left to liberate. Nor can you continue to coast off the inherited moral capital of the pre-liberal world when that moral capital is no longer able to be transmitted to future generations.
Progressivism itself eventually becomes something that can’t be transmitted to future generations once there’s no shared language left to manipulate.
No election chances this. There will always be limits to Progressivism, and if Conservatives are incapable of enforcing them, nature will do so herself. And in the battle between delusional ideas and reality, reality wins every single time.
Robert Von Allan retweeted
Just a warning to Dave Chappelle, the tough guy leftist persona never ends well.
Robert Von Allan retweeted
The good news is now we know where all these fucking cowards stand nitter.gq/PostViralRepost/status…
Robert Von Allan retweeted
> Haiti gangs snatch 4 Salvadorans
> they think they just bought themselves a negotiation
> Bukele goes public saying bring them back or you're done
> they try to hand him 4 random bodies and say it was them
> he calls out their bs
> sends 2,000 troops into Haiti
> tells the leader to gather their gangs so he can fight them
> gangs run to the UN for a deal
> refuses all deals
> ignores the UN mandate
> pushes into gang territory and starts cleaning them
> does more in two weeks than the UN did in 13 years
Bukele might be the greatest leader of the 21st century
Robert Von Allan retweeted
MSG out here just casually waging a genocide on Macklemore’s whole career
Robert Von Allan retweeted
I’ve spent time with Dave Chappelle & his wife.
I defended this rat when he chose to headline a comedy festival in Slave-stan, Arabia, saying I thought his “comedy” scorched all sides.
We accepted he carried a double-edged sword, seeing it as a social release-valve.
This 👇🏼 isn’t comedy. It’s the inner-monologue of a man who believes murder is an acceptable response to speech he finds offensive.
I can’t begin to unwrap the irony in this- Charlie himself denounced the violent attack on Dave, calling for the prosecution of the attacker.
I don’t know how we co-exist w/demons like this, & I don’t think they worry about the same thing- they just plan on killing all of us.
Robert Von Allan retweeted
If you have a basic level of dignity or self preservation you don’t let people use genocidal language towards you
It’s not because you’re actually worried about some stupid college girl or drug-addled comedian, language builds on itself, first a whisper, then a laugh, then a speech, then a mob
Humans are naturally vicious, and when they’re granted permission they will tear an object of hatred apart like a pack of jackals
Libs know what time it is, no matter how desperately conservatives deny it, they know things are coming to a head and they crave violence
They celebrated when Charlie was assassinated because they wanted him dead, they wanted you dead
The celebrities and pundits learned to moderate their language for a while but the demented soldiers continued to mock Charlie’s death and now the bigger voices are regaining the courage to mock
But it won’t remain mockery for long, the mockery is just a step towards violence, and the violence will start with politician and personalities, but eventually any Trump supporter will be a valid target
The reason is simple, the Trump admin refused to punish the left for killing Charlie and dancing on his grave
We pretended that acting shocked and appalled was enough, that clutching our pearls and talking about principles would stop the jackals from acting like jackals
The left already believed we were evil but they at least had to consider that conservatives had the government and the guns, but of course nothing happened, they killed Charlie and cheered and nothing happened
So now in addition to believing we’re evil the left KNOWS we’re weak, that violence is all upside with no downside, that assassinations are both effective and without cost
Being evil and weak in the eyes of your enemy is the worst possible combination, if you were evil and dangerous they may want to hurt you but fear would restrain them
But being evil and weak makes you below contempt, something your enemy is morally obligated to exterminate
So this will get worse, the left will get more violent, they will hurt and kill conservatives, and apparently it’s impossible to get anyone in power to care
Buy guns and ammo, start training with friends, no one is coming to save you
"Ever since that guy Charlie Kirk got murdered... and I shouldn't say this publicly... I feel better."
-Dave Chappelle at Madison Square Garden
And the New York City crowd laughs like a bunch of hyenas. nitter.gq/PostViralRepost/status…
