Observing The Psychology Of Leftism
by Brett Stevens (February 4th, 2017)
We might divide the Left into public and private beliefs. The public belief, egalitarianism, conceals the private belief, which is a need to be included in society despite not necessarily contributing, or engaging in other deviant behavior. In other words, the Leftist wants to use society as an expression of individualism. In this mode, they […]
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White People Show Symptoms Of Abuse Pathology
by Brett Stevens (February 4th, 2017)
Advanced civilization runs into a problem: the capable must take care of the incapable, since they have both been born to the same civilization. Instead of adopting the elitism that would keep the incapable in check, the capable make themselves into servants of the incapable by “managing” the inept, sloppy, oblivious and narcissistic. This creates […]
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Why People Appreciate Ayn Rand
by Brett Stevens (February 3rd, 2017)
There is no difference between communism and socialism, except in the means of achieving the same ultimate end: communism proposes to enslave men by force, socialism—by vote. It is merely the difference between murder and suicide.1 This is why people appreciate Ayn Rand (Alisa Rosenbaum): she opposed the insanity of socialism in unambiguous language. Where […]
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IKEA Goes Full Soviet With Diversity Propaganda
by Brett Stevens (February 3rd, 2017)
As usual, sea change causes a re-organization among humans. The cutting edge people have already moved on to something new for unrelated reasons; the intelligent have always opposed whatever stupid trend most people are following, which is how they define eras, by emulating what others have succeeded by doing; the middle-level labrador retriever type people […]
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Alabama Schools Are Again a National Embarrassment
by Jonathan Peter Wilkinson (February 3rd, 2017)
Diversity is not our strength. It is not even tenable. Huntsville, AL has been placed under a Nazilike regime of forced desegregation that is now reaching an apex of ridiculous incompetence and iniquity. As with many of the pozification schemes foisted on decent people by the domineering left; the incompetence comes first and then the […]
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A Long Shadow Of Kent State
by Brett Stevens (February 3rd, 2017)
People navigate society through archetypes. They understand a basic rule, and extrapolate from that to understand others. On a broader level, each age in history is defined by an event that succeeded which everyone else emulates. Since the 1960s, our archetype in the West has been the overthrow of cultural order by hippies. Before that, […]
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How Leftists Play Both Sides
by Brett Stevens (February 3rd, 2017)
How popular was the Soviet Union? In the West, we tend to portray Russians as victims of their government, but the reality was that the government was perpetuated by them and seemed massively popular, especially when things were good. When they tired of it, it went away, leaving people wondering why they had not simply […]
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Equality Creates Politics And The Public / Private Text / Subtext Dichotomy
by Brett Stevens (February 3rd, 2017)
A quick look over most articles from the right-o-sphere show us that people have no really new ideas and are recapitulating the past for a new audience. This would not be horrible except that it leads to a painstaking study of detail without correlating those details into structure, amounting to a hobbyism of remaining distracted […]
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Nationalist Public Radio, Episode 1: The Alt Right Rises
by Brett Stevens (February 2nd, 2017)
During the inaugural episode of Nationalist Public Radio, the round table (Everitt, Brett, Roderick, and Peter) meets to introduce your new source of news and entertainment in The Current Yearâ„¢, NPR! We discuss what we see NPR as being, who we are, and a myriad of other topics. Specifically, we discuss what the Alt-Right is […]
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Reddit Confirms That Recent Bans Were Ideological In Nature, Not For Misbehavior
by Brett Stevens (February 2nd, 2017)
And there you have it, folks: for years Reddit has claimed that its bans of various non-Leftist groups were prompted by misbehavior of those groups. It turns out that this is not true at all. The proof can be found in the fact that along with /r/altright, Reddit also banned /r/AlternativeRight, a much smaller group […]
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