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• France’s far right didn’t drop its grudge against Les Bleus. It recast it.

  Face facts: proles cannot rule themselves. Even the talented ones lunge for the turd and seize defeat from the jaws of victory. “What was once an attack on immigration and identity has become an attack on privilege and elitism — a shift that mirrors the party’s path toward the presidency.” Translation: they have become a Left-wing party and will now be entirely dominated by Left-wing concerns with preserving the French ethnic sub-species as an increasingly distant secondary goal. But they will have succeeded at their careers.

• Islamist terrorist linked to 7/7 London bombings free to roam streets after release from mental hospital

  Diversity privilege is a variety of sweeping under the rug. No one wants to deal with this diversity dude who has schizoaffective disorder, which means that he randomly explodes into violence against real targets when his imaginary friends speak to him. So they file him into a mental hospital, where they note that he is crazy and will always be crazy and dangerous, but then release him so that they can claim to be “non-racist.” This story is as much about how this society cannot deal with the inegalitarian nature of insanity, because once someone goes insane they no longer have agency and must be treated like a loose grenade on the floor of the tourist bus, as much as how it cannot deal with the fact that the diversity are not “just like us but with tans.”

• Democrats are disproportionately driving the rise in angry congressional tweets, study finds

  The party of peace, love, and equality leads the nation in posting angry tweets as a way of building an audience for its political campaigns. But really, their rhetoric has always been about scapegoating. Your problems are not your problems, but a mystical evil committed by Hollywood-like obsessive bad guys, and so the solution is to join up a posse of misfits to steal from those bad guys. Call it the “French Revolution Narrative.”

• “Morally reprehensible”: Prediction Markets Offer Bets on Wildfires

  The nagging Karens of the Left want to remind you that death pools and other bets on tragedies are just terrible and awful and would make Jesus, Buddha, and Gandhi very sad. But people have always bet on the worst stuff and no one has died. Morality is as empty as ideology or patriotism, or worse altruism and empathy, since these are just ways that individualists manipulate us into bowing to their will, subsidizing them in their undertakings, and demoralizing ourselves rather than risking conflict in an environment of peer pressure.

• Spain data on 5.5 million convictions challenges immigration-crime link

  Spanish study claims that higher migrant crime is due to their higher proportion of young men, who are in all groups the highest source of crime. What is missing here: most crimes by migrants go unreported or are downgraded to vandalism in order to avoid accusations of “racism,” a practice we see in the US, UK, and EU countries through tacit uncoordinated/decentralized similar strategies adopted by local police forces.

• Entropy is Not a part of evil – these are two separate problems

  Entropy means the tendency of events to become more predictable as they exhaust all options and converge on the same repeated behaviors even if those are suboptimal. For example, there may be a thousand possible paths between here and the grocery store, but at some point, a handful will win out because they are the right balance of safety, convenience, aesthetics, and efficiency. At that point, the mystery of the experience ends; in fact, we might say that learning has occurred, and with learning, we lose potential and become focused on repeatable results. That in turn makes us dependent on rote method, and we calcify in our thinking, behavior, and even bodies. Entropy is an inevitable consequence of time, which itself is necessary for iteration. We fear it because it means among other things that we will age and die, and whether or not we go on to an afterlife that is static or not, we will not be here doing the things that we enjoy. Even worse, long before we are dead, entropy will ruin most things by taking the mystery out of them and revealing how simple and practical most of human life is. “Evil” on the other hands is the category for “things we are afraid to think about,” so naturally death, disease, aging, war, surprise sodomy, and alien invasions go in there. But none of this stuff is “evil”; most of it is either that other people have competing interests to ours (conflict is inevitable, a thought which disturbs us) or that someone is being stupid or simply not smart enough, a category which includes the selfishness of individualism in its varying degrees, including narcissism, egotism, solipsism, sociopathy, psychopathy, and the crowning achievement of self-centeredness, schizophrenia. However, a belief in “evil” is also a form of schizophrenia, because it reduces the world to an illogical place of mystical symbols instead of an ecosystem where the dumb do “bad” things because they think it is to their advantage or they are mentally ill and fixated on symbolic acts (like dismembering and cannibalizing teen runaway prostitutes, for example) that in fact bring them no actual advantage because these are paraphilias, or symbolic beliefs, not economic actions in any of the economies, including attention and emotion. We can live with “good” and “evil,” and instead use the scale of nature, which is more-adapted and less-adapted.

• Poll: Americans say they’re sick of politics taking over their lives. With exceptions.

  In Late Stage Emocracy, people rely on religion as a division between symbolic talismans and scapegoats, sort of like our belief in “good” and “evil.” The politics that they agree with because they need it to be “good” in order to feel that their lives are “good” are acceptable, but the other side must be “evil” because it does not validate their own life choices. We are seeing people gradually lose enchantment with democracy because it obliterates the ability to have normal lives and replaces this with constant neurosis over the gnawing uncertainty of who will rule us, from HOAs to local elections to state and federal elections.

• Jehovah’s Witnesses fight German state for Holocaust archive

  Few people remember that Hitler put cultlike groups such as the Freemasons and Jehovah’s Witnesses in his camps, too, but the state is slow-walking release of those documents because they will show that the Holocaust was simply normal concentration camp deaths and not an organized extermination program with human soap, skin lampshades, electrical shock ponds, gas chambers, and giant ovens burning hundreds of Jews at once. Hint: the concentration camps are bad enough. However, this will give pause to the Allies, who arguably ran worse camps during the Civil War and both World Wars.

• Conservatives rage over re-funding of Planned Parenthood

  As always, the missing word in any Leftist headline is “some.” Some conservatives are raging, but these are the RINOs. No one intelligent is talking about how terrible abortion, drugs, and LGBT are anymore; we are focused on the big issues, namely removing diversity and socialism. Speaking of which, did it occur to these conservatives to simply remove Medicaid and other socialized healthcare programs?

• The Pursuit of Happiness

  In retrospect, future historians will look back at this time as part of a reckless expansion of human individualism. The “pursuit of happiness” assumes that happiness resides in the individual, when almost all data suggests that most of it comes from having a stable and functional situation in life; even Buddhist monks have to be settled into comfy monasteries where they are not worrying about where the next meal is coming from before they can meditate their way into a rationalization of happiness. Our real “pursuit of happiness” involves having a civilization that first and foremost is not dying, which it does by avoiding turning its gaze inward instead of toward ideals: conquest, excellence, beauty, transcendence, and realism. Societies in the half of the cycle geared toward life tend to look at opportunities, but societies in the death-phase look toward fears and try to manage risks. This makes them neurotic and individualistic, at which point everyone does his own thing at the expense of everyone else, just like in the third world. “Freedom,” “liberty,” and “equality” are all the same symbol for the individual being more important than reality or the goals he might have had if he had not become navel-gazing, inward-focused, and fearful.

• Texas launches upgraded WIC cards with real-time benefit tracking through new app

  A bankrupt society with deep infrastructure problems and unfunded future challenges, despite being surrounded by enemies internal and external, focuses on making its giveaways more convenient. In democracy, politics is a career and getting elected comes first, so the vote-buying programs are sacred cows.

• Turkey bars American LGBTQ+ cruise from ports, citing ‘moral values’

  Really, who cares? Turkey has a right to its own moral standards and rules, even if banning homosexuality typically causes it to LARP as heterosexuality resulting in further homosexuality as those genes spread, not to mention more STDs because dudes hiding having casual sex with other random dudes often pick up a little stranger. Not to endorse any 0’Clinton program but “don’t ask, don’t tell” with natural rights and a cultural bigotry against bullies is the best it gets for LGBT issues.

• Declining state church membership tied to dropping birth rates in Finland

  Hint: people who have children are more likely to go to church. As usual, this is “wet streets make rain” pretending to be the rare conservative science article; “science” is a business, and it needs customers to sell to, so now it is targeting the emerging conservative bloc. What is killing birth rates? It’s the taxes, as usual.

• Houston TV weather gal goes scorched earth on bosses who canned her

  Hispanic woman with a UK last name claims she was unfairly canned, but one wonders who is in charge of these diversity-ridden media empires in any case, with the answer seeming to be “no one and everyone” like what happens with every committee/bureaucracy.

• Burgum defends white nationalist group’s right to march on Independence Day, citing First Amendment

  Some sanity returns as the Interior Secretary reminds people that even Whites have the right to self-interest. Whites have finally figured out that this self-interest contains the idea of “zero diversity” or the mono-ethnic state.

• Women more often hired after losing weight on GLP-1s: Study

  “Fatphobia” is the new “racism.” When people are fat, it signals ill health, and this reminds all of us of our frailty and mortality. Of course, people take it too far, but the bigger point is that we are as a species moving our orientation from “include everyone” to “promote the useful, and hide the rest.” Soon we will have special out-of-the-way cities of fat low-IQ people living in 600 sqft apartments on the UBI dole so that no one else has to see the poor doomed blobs.

• Nigeria says two nationals killed in South Africa amid rise of anti-migrant attacks

  South Africa takes a break from killing White farmers to protest Black immigrants, who have angered the domestic Black population by moving into its jobs and neighborhood.

• Flags of Opposition: Why the American Flag Isn’t Enough

  If the American flag no longer stands for WASP America, we need something more than patriotism; we need a mono-ethnic society and an appropriate symbol for it.

• When do humans reach their psychological peak? A new study points to late midlife

  Scientists bungle the obvious: it takes fifty years of experience, especially with the kids gone and the career secured, to understand yourself enough to suppress your illusion-based behaviors and to pursue what actually rewards you. This creates a kind of entropy where after that point, people filter out everything else and become incurious, which leads them to a kind of solipsism where they stick with what they know and ignore the rest, which ultimately leads to the kind of isolation from reality that plagues the elderly before they fade away.

• Johnson says House will pass SAVE America Act ‘one more time’ in reconciliation bill

  As diversity digests our elections, it has become clear that some kind of voter identification bill is necessary, especially since Big Tech has us tracked 24-7 anyway.

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