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You cannot understand the Western psyche until you reckon with the fact that only 80 years ago, 75 million of us died in a single war. This was on the heels of “the war to end all wars.”
Imagine the trauma of the Great War and then immediately the moment you catch your breath, your brothers are gearing up for round two, when round one was so apocalyptic they thought no war should ever, COULD ever, be fought again.
Nothing makes sense until you understand that we lost so many people, and our victors have shoved it in our faces so thoroughly that most of us don’t realize we lost.
Now we’re just their bacha bazi boys when we troon out our kids, their whores when our daughters sell themselves on OnlyFans.
But it starts there. 75 million, gone. Grapple with that and it all makes sense.
The actual, honest-to-goodness Israeli Jews are telling me that I can't have this.
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a disturbing number of grown women have strong negative feelings toward pubescent boys who haven’t harmed anyone, but we don’t talk about it because female social dysfunction is quieter than its male equivalent and it’s frowned upon to call women losers
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Nobody ever talks about this, but the reason you have to go to college is A, because Griggs v. Duke Power Company made it illegal for presumptive employers to IQ test, and B, inner city High-Schools basically aren't allowed to fail a student as long as they physically show up.
So you end up in this trap where a High-School diploma that you worked very hard for means nothing, because a kid who did coloring books and addition and subtraction got a paper saying he has the same qualification. Ok, then just give me an intelligence test, oh wait you cant, thats also illegal because it causes "disparate impact". So now the only proxy for basically literacy and ~105~ IQ is a 4 year meaningless degree that costs 10s of thousands of dollars.
But wait, now they hand those out to anyone, (1/4 of 4yr grads have an IQ of or below 95), so now you need a Master's, or specialty training, or a million other bullshit things. So you get them, but wait, a diploma mill in Hyderabad cranked out 100M guys who also have a Master's on paper, and will work for 1/3 the price, so now you dont have a job. Ok, ill work construction, but wait, you dont live in a State with strong Unions, so any non-specialized construction work is done by slaves from Guatemala, so you decide to stay home and take Percocet instead.
Awesome system we've built.
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Women hate Hatchet because reading it requires putting themselves in the mind of a man who needs to calmly and repeatedly solve problems all while not talking to anyone
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"Why do you care that your state/country is becoming less White?"
This is why. This is the world for White children right now.
A story the news hasn’t told you yet
Three black teens and a black man have been arrested in shooting death of 15-year-old Austin Payne in Albany, Georgia
Austin Payne, 15, was found dead with gunshot wounds inside an abandoned apartment on Cameo Lane in Albany on November 1, 2026.
Investigators determined he was shot around Halloween night after calling his mother for help. She tracked his phone to the building the next morning.
Albany Police arrested four people and booked them into the Dougherty County Jail: Jansquincey Donaldson, 15; Omari Marion, 15; Adarious Wallace, 16; and Detravion Parker, 22.
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Calling a boy a "would-be incel" is actually quite fucked up and not all that different than a man referring to a young girl as a "would-be OnlyFans whore," guess which one is socially acceptable however
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Being an American gun owner means that something perfectly legal yesterday can become a felony that gets you raided by armed men on a hair trigger. Not uncommonly resulting in your death.
Normal people bought guns, from federally licensed dealers, with pistol braces on them. We came THIS close to all of them becoming felons, with no recourse.
Better yet, it often happens by accident, or because of bad information. You’re not even the one who ran afoul of a law. The cops just fuck it up. The police mistook Duncan Lemp’s perfectly legal Tavor for a full-auto... for some reason? And shot him to death in his bed.
Tate Adamiak sat in prison for years because an informant just made shit up, and the ATF decided to keep rolling with it.
There are, without drama or hysterics, very few other entire groups of people where the mere act of existing can bring rapid and violent death or long-term imprisonment. Regardless of social or economic class, race, gender, location, age, or sexuality.
Beyond that, we have all the other hallmarks of every other oppressed minority group. Entire political parties campaign on our erasure. Basically the entire world outside of the US with few exceptions view us as a disgusting plague full of backwards people that the entire planet would be better off with us gone.
Police will often shoot you just for being armed, regardless of circumstance, sometimes even after YOU called them.
So what's the argument we aren't?
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It's worse than that.
The baseline American childhood is that you're handed over to a Lord of the Flies-esque daycare at 6 weeks of age for the next 5 years so your mom can go back to her Hebrew Day Care job. When you come home, you're handed an iPad for entertainment while your parents (or more often, mom and her current boyfriend) scream at each other in the other room.
At 5, you are dumped into a prison filled with mystery meet convict-children, half of whom don't speak English, then take the bus back to day care for a few hours, then come home and are handed an iPad while you listen to the screaming from the next room. You're bored out of your mind, so a doctor tells you there's something wrong with you and writes you a prescription for a daily dose of amphetamine salts.
Around early middle school, the other inmates discover that they can watch porn on their iPads and expose you daily to images of dead-eyed whores with extensive plastic surgery having various objects inserted into them. You find out your first crush got "fisted" by another student. The girl you used to sit next to on the bus starts dating other girls, then gains 40 pounds and becomes "non-binary". Your other friend's hobby is being groomed on Roblox in his spare time.
This is horrible, but if you tell anyone you're miserable, you'll be given SSRIs or groomed into trooning, so you don't.
Then you graduate and are sent into a world believing this is all normal, and the fact that no one ever loved you is because there's something wrong with you. Love is an alien concept. There's loneliness and cruelty and false "niceness" and aberrant sexual practices. You can take pills to make the experience less horrible. That's just how the world is.
At some point, you might manage to insert part of your body into another inmates', so you then put the next generation through the same hell you endured. Because that's what you do to children. It's normal.
There is no baseline of American childhood anymore. There is no longer an assumption that you had two loving parents. There is no youth culture anymore, because there is no foundation for it in a stable family. The new generations are fragmented, contradictory, and inconsistent for this reason, the loss of a common experience.
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A few days ago, Austin Payne, a 15-year-old White boy in Georgia, was hunted, shot, and left to die in an abandoned apartment by four black teen males.
He called his mom after being attacked and shot, telling her he was dying.
She found his body the next morning after searching all night for him.
Charged with his murder: Jansquincey Donaldson, 15; Omari Marion, 15; Adarious Wallace, 16; Detravion Parker, 22.
National media has been completely silent.
If four White teens had done this to a Black kid, it would dominate cable news for days.
Instead, silence.
They covered the Nolan Wells case wall-to-wall for a drowning.
Yet this kid was hunted like an animal and brutally murdered, and because his skin is White, his story will never be told.
I couldn’t imagine being his mother and getting that call.
Rest easy, Austin. 💔
#whitelivesmatter
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Why can only Americans make America?
I had a High School teacher who once said to us, "Americans - especially Southerners - will always do the right thing, until you try and make them." It's a genetic trait that has been cultivated for centuries by our people. It is a core piece of our character, culture and history. It is also why our people have not only favored democracy but made some of the greatest republics to ever exist.
I can think of a particular facet of Redneck culture that displays this: trucks. We are known for big trucks. Trucks are an important part of our culture and represent a lot about us; they are visually appealing but also useful. A truck says something about a man; that he has wealth, that he works, that he is dependable, that he is useful in a pinch. Everyone in the South looks down on a man who doesn't at least own a truck. There are exceptions if you own something like a Jeep.
Y'know the lifted trucks and huge tires? That wasn't very common in the 80s and 90s. Unless you lived somewhere prone to flooding or worked in the woods, you just didn't have one. It wasn't worth the cost to do the work and maintain it. But then one day some jackass decided to tell people it was now illegal to drive them on the highways or in town because apparently they were damaging the roads.
What was the popular response? Everyone and his mother got lifted trucks and not just mud tires but rock-climbing tires - in states where there are no mountains and what they have here that are called, "mountains," wouldn't even be called a hill some places. Why? The government tried to force them to change it. Eventually this stupid ban wasn't enforced, because most of the cops also did the exact same thing.
Light bars and headlights that can be seen from the International Space Station? Also not normal. Again, people only had them if they needed them. Some of you have never seen a highway or interestate that wasn't lit.
Then once more some brilliant guy decided to say we should ban those in municipal areas or on highways because they're a, "public nuisance," and a, "safety hazard."
You can guess what happened next. Everyone replaced their grill with what amounted to runway lights. People who don't even live where you can see the stars at night had headlights on them that belonged on a 1930s prison watchtower. Eventually, the State gave up. It was pointless to enforce something no one was going to tolerate.
This is the essence of a free spirit and the ability to self-govern. Americans don't litter. Americans will always put their shopping cart back. They greet total strangers to make them feel at ease. Americans will pull over to help someone broke down on the side of the road that they don't even know. These are inborn traits that we have celebrated and cultivated for centuries and it is why we - and only we - can build and maintain the society we have.
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I have been waiting 24 years for my neighbor David Westerfield to be executed for the kidnapping and murder of my 7-year-old neighbor, Danielle van Dam. And now thanks to @GavinNewsom, it looks like it will never happen.
I was 13 when he abducted her from her bedroom in the middle of the night in 2002. I would never equate what I experienced with what her family suffered, but Danielle's murder devastated our whole neighborhood, and me personally. I was a sensitive kid and it was a major contributor to my mental health decline in adolescence.
In the 20 days between her disappearance and his arrest, I developed insomnia and spent those nights walking around the house checking the locks on the doors and windows. I followed the trial closely. As we learned the horrific details, I couldn't stop thinking about what she endured during the 3 days he had her.
Her body was found dumped off the side of a road 25 days after she went missing. It was too decomposed to test for sexual assault, but we all knew that's why he took her. He was also convicted of possessing child sexual abuse material found on his computer.
There was never any doubt about Westerfield's guilt. There was an abundance of forensic evidence, including her blood on his clothing and in his motorhome. In 2019, the California Supreme Court unanimously upheld his conviction and death sentence. Shortly afterward, Newsom imposed his moratorium. And now he does THIS.
California voters rejected abolishing the death penalty in both 2012 and 2016, and even voted to expedite executions. All these years, I've held on to the hope that someone would eventually take office who respected the will of California voters and would allow these sentences to be carried out.
It's especially insulting to hear Newsom go on about morality, as if he is morally superior to those of us whose lives were affected by these heinous crimes and who want to see the perpetrators brought to justice. I'm hoping the California Supreme Court can stop Westerfield's commutation.
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“I moved here for a better life.”
I see. It must be pretty bad in your country huh?
“Oh no, it’s better than yours and I’m a better person than you.”
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🚨 INFURIATING: Somali Maine State Rep. Deqa Dhalac announces her number one goal in office is to surge taxpayer money from America to Somalia.
"Hopefully we will be able to help our former country Somalia!"
Ban them from holding office.
I kid you not, my family was working in the garage today when a *pit bull* that had apparently escaped a house ran into their garage.
Inside the house.
Hunted down our golden retriever.
And mauled her nearly to death.
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I'mma be straight with you guys
I don't think the modern hyper atomized version of family we have now where kids get launched out of the nest after highschool graduation to go make their own family in a new place is going to survive
Corporate/line/dynastic families are likely to be the only form of "family" which survives the coming communist purges. The kind who help each other up and down... the kind who might live several families to a house sometimes











































