A deep voice stirs, vibrating in men's ears - As if their own hearts throbbed that thunder forth
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Côlin de Bin retweeted
There is no proletariat uprising in France. At best, in a Marxist lense is that this is a lumpenproletariat riot, foreigners and a radicalised youth just burning and looting. No vanguard will be established after this, no revolution. Just mass psychosis. Marxism is dead.
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I mean it’s crazy that in 2024 there was another seven person rape case that ended in the girl’s execution style murder but that one weirdly doesn’t have the same amount of hype around it en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killin…
Côlin de Bin retweeted
Indeed there is no symmetry in the gender war.
Side A, the RW/Trad/Male side, represents a coherent understanding of how men and women SHOULD relate to each other and subsequently form families.
Side B, the LW/Prog/Female side, represents an incoherent fusion between debunked sexual libertinism and whatever the woman-vibes egregore has decided it wants this news cycle.
Obviously, Side A is the only one with a coherent and sustainable vision of the future. But Side B’s model of sex is infinitely closer to the world we live in today and tells people what they already wanted to hear on social media.
Side A wins all serious discourse, Side B sells better.
Therefore the two sides keep fighting, unable to make progress on each other’s native front, the elephant versus the whale.
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Wow
Chrystia Freeland book spills the tea on her ‘Unreliable Boyfriends” and Justin Trudeau does not come off well, @andrewphil writes thestar.com/opinion/star-col…
Find out more at nationalnewswatch.com
Côlin de Bin retweeted
Something that viscerally disgusts me is the ease of which Canadians tear down, denigrate or insult others about their culture or lack of it. Everybody has been kicking Anglo-Canadians while they’re down for my entire life, and lately it seems like it’s ramped up.
You have some Québécois bitterly and resentfully claiming they have no culture, or their identity was stolen from them, you have the Americans claiming they don’t exist and never have. Everything is pointing to a total disregard of the Anglo-Canadian experience, culture and ethnos.
One of the reasons I started this whole thing was precisely because nobody would fight for Anglo-Canadians, or a united Canada of the Two Solitudes.
Very sad state of affairs. The discourse is disappointing lately.
Côlin de Bin retweeted
In 1606, French explorer Samuel de Champlain established the “Order of Good Cheer” at Port Royal, Nova Scotia to survive the long Canadian winters. The series of feasts, festivities & celebrations can be considered one of the precursors of the modern Canadian Thanksgiving.
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Côlin de Bin retweeted
Apparently, people are unaware that there is a long tradition in U.S. (and England before) of punishing "seduction of an unmarried woman of previously chaste character under promise of marriage," with up to five years’ imprisonment and a fine. The vast majority of U.S. states had such laws in the 19th and 20th centuries.
At the time, that would be the equivalent of "stringing a woman along" today, as marriage was the default assumption. While it isn't the default assumption today, it is still a category of transgression to "take advantage of a woman" in a manner that isn't rape.
What appalls me is the notion, from men and women both, that women just had zero protection throughout history and were just treated like children or property and were under the care of their fathers until marriage.
Are you people genuinely stupid? That's historical fan-fiction.
Women, especially in the American and Anglo-Saxon tradition (but also through much of Northern and Western Europe) were never treated like that. I've had to explain on here that even in ancient Rome with "pater familias," women could initiate divorce, sign contracts, and own property. They were not treated like children.
I beg you... read some history.
I've actually explained numerous times that, increasingly, women's definition of "rape" is simply any sex that they regret.
What's actually going on isn't that they don't understand what actual rape is, or that they're just evil. Rather, it's that there's a transgression that doesn't have a proper name nor social punishment, and it's broadly defined as "taking advantage of a woman."
That used to be punished in our society but we eliminated that as a concept and so now everything is unpunished unless it's rape. So, women have simply folded in the lesser transgressions into the category of "rape."
The solution is to restore punishment for the lesser transgressions of "taking advantage of a woman."
Côlin de Bin retweeted
The public needs to see the state's violent reprisal against the wicked in operation. They should feel they are participants in the collective act of executing a murderer.
This is an essential part of remoralizing society.
Côlin de Bin retweeted
I know I'm expected to be thrilled that a Canadian poet was awarded the Nobel, but this poetry is dogshit. It isn't even poetry. It's incoherent sentence fragments fed through a paper shredder of triteness. It doesn't even stand out as anything especially remarkable. It's exactly like all the other garbage free "verse" shat out by modernist lit profs over the last century, after they decided that metre, rhyme, or structure of any kind was fascism, and proceeded to tear poetry down from its throne as the queen of the literary arts by tossing away traditions that had been cultivated and refined in a chain of development stretching back into the bronze age, and thereby demoting poetry to a fringe pastime for passionless wooden-tongued literati telling one another what geniuses they all are for shitting out grade school garbage that doesn't even contain proper grammar and is incapable of inspiring any emotion more elevated than politely disinterested boredom.
Five hundred years from now, Homer, Shakespeare, Byron, Keats, Shelley, and the like will still be read and adored.
No one will have heard of Anne Carson.
A poem by Anne Carson, who was awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature. Read it in full: newyorker.com/magazine/2001/…
Côlin de Bin retweeted
its incredible that someone captured this Feeling so early, and with such crystalline clarity
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Boy is suspended for filming his B.C. high school’s Truth & Reconciliation struggle session.
Principal talks about “Indigenous brilliance.” The rest of us are shit.
Simpson Krishna at Centennial Secondary in Coquitlam (@sd43bc) is my hero.
youtu.be/Cp9ci67XaUg?si=bNpX… via @YouTube
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Ça va être vraiment drôle quand Plamondon va découvrir que refuser le serment au roi comme député ne le libère pas de la Couronne. Le Québec a aboli ce serment pour les députés de l’Assemblée nationale, mais ça ne change pas le cadre constitutionnel qui régit la fonction de premier ministre.
Point à la ligne : s’il n’est pas nommé par le lieutenant gouverneur, représentant du roi au Québec, il ne peut pas légalement devenir premier ministre.
Au lieu de perdre son temps avec du théâtre politique performatif autour de la Couronne, peut être qu’il devrait se concentrer immédiatement sur une réduction massive de l’immigration.
Côlin de Bin retweeted
The American Revolution was every bit the orgy of disorganized left-wing violence the French Revolution was; Fortunately, Washington et. al. were able to get it back together and impose a myth onto the mess.
Côlin de Bin retweeted
“Yes sometimes they set women’s faces on fire, but we need them to prop up the pension system”
> do they actually do that?
“No, not at all. Huge net fiscal drain. Nevertheless”
Côlin de Bin retweeted
I've tried to steel-man this argument, and I just can't, so I'm asking for help. Why does Canada need more immigrants to stave off economic stagnation or decline? I mean, I get that it benefits business owners who want to depress wages, or people who invest in asset management companies or real estate and are happy to pull up the ladder behind them and screw over younger generations. Is that the whole of it? What am I missing?
Credible explanations must account for the fact that most immigrants now entering the country will never make a net fiscal contribution. This was evident even 20 years ago, when we took in far fewer immigrants, when a higher proportion of them were classified as 'skilled,' and when the 'skilled' stream still meant something. Explanations must also account for the ways that mass migration exacerbates collapsing birth rates, rather than compensating for them.
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« Sale pute », « tuez-la » : une jeune policière agressée dans le XXe arrondissement de Paris
➡️ l.leparisien.fr/7wzs
