Forwarded from Media Tricks Exposed โจ
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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to the media:
"I will absolutely leave the Court when I do my job as poorly as you do yours."
"I will absolutely leave the Court when I do my job as poorly as you do yours."
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Forwarded from Morgoth's Review
New article open to everyone on my Substack.
https://morgoth.substack.com/p/the-problem-with-spencerism?s=w
https://morgoth.substack.com/p/the-problem-with-spencerism?s=w
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The Problem With Spencerism
I've always found Richard Spencer to be a hard person to dislike.
Forwarded from Thuletide
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Forwarded from Thuletide
To get this on record: I have never violated any Telegram TOS. I have never promoted violence in any way. I have consistently disavowed such activities and have written thousands of words explaining why they are harmful to the nationalist movement. I have written many articles and posts explaining why the "theory" of "accelerationism" that underpins such activities is retarded gibberish that was most likely invented by spooks / feds explicitly for the purpose of encouraging such counterintuitive actions.
Punished Clossington
Mรผrdoch Mรผrdoch Marathon starts in 15 minutes. See you there https://discord.gg/5MAzkQnC
Mรผrdoch Mรผrdoch Marathon Part 2 in the Discord at 7:00 PM EST on Wednesday
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https://discord.gg/7RgdAadS
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Forwarded from Nicholas R. Jeelvy
Favorite Iliad Hero
Anonymous Poll
28%
Achilles
21%
Hector
8%
Agamemnon
5%
Diomedes
22%
Ulysses
10%
Ajax
1%
Paris
3%
Menelaus
0%
Nestor
1%
Patroclus
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Forwarded from Distributist Public
Over the weekend I heard a normie-con explaining that we should "repeat the success" of the 1980s Moral Majority because "culture is downstream from politics". Cringe. A little knowledge is indeed a dangerous thing.
Really the "upstream-downstream" dynamic has almost nothing to do with "politics" and "culture" generally and everything to do with caste. High caste is upstream. Low caste is downstream. There is a relationship between "culture", "politics", and "law" but it is hard to map across different castes (since the categories would repeat). Looking inside a single caste, I think the dynamic would look something like this:
Law (rules that define what is "criminal") => culture (our dialectic conversation) => politics (the rules we make for others)
Here the "Law" category for a given caste is the result of the "politics" category from the caste above it, hence the fractal nature of the dynamic.
In this sense "politics is downstream from culture" but culture is not actually molded by the kind of politics people of one's caste generally control. Instead it is molded by political decisions accepted as default reality and which make a person feel "criminal" for going against. For instance, "Civil Rights Law" has molded mainstream culture, but "Civil Rights Law" is not a mainstream political issue; for most normies this is just the default law, just "the way things are". But in reality it has been politically decided by their betters.
Really the "upstream-downstream" dynamic has almost nothing to do with "politics" and "culture" generally and everything to do with caste. High caste is upstream. Low caste is downstream. There is a relationship between "culture", "politics", and "law" but it is hard to map across different castes (since the categories would repeat). Looking inside a single caste, I think the dynamic would look something like this:
Law (rules that define what is "criminal") => culture (our dialectic conversation) => politics (the rules we make for others)
Here the "Law" category for a given caste is the result of the "politics" category from the caste above it, hence the fractal nature of the dynamic.
In this sense "politics is downstream from culture" but culture is not actually molded by the kind of politics people of one's caste generally control. Instead it is molded by political decisions accepted as default reality and which make a person feel "criminal" for going against. For instance, "Civil Rights Law" has molded mainstream culture, but "Civil Rights Law" is not a mainstream political issue; for most normies this is just the default law, just "the way things are". But in reality it has been politically decided by their betters.
Forwarded from DF&Co: Whale Wheek ๐ณ
How society wants men to dress vs how men actually want to dress:
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