Some people took issue with this. I’ll repeat what I’ve said previously: I’m not particularly optimistic about national politics. This is why I’m doing activism, facilitating networking, and creating content—all of which are necessary tasks regardless of who wins in 2020, 2024, etc.

With that said, there’s nothing wrong with considering possibilities. 2024 will likely determine whether or not we see populism moving beyond Trump, which is clearly the only way in which things change for the better in the near future.

Regardless of the outcome, my work will continue.

Mass immigration is basically a political race war waged against white people.

You know, we just wanted to be left alone...but it’s too late—far, far too late—for that.

The Prestige is Nolan’s best film. It’s tragically overlooked, alas—watch it!

My takeaways from tonight’s debate:

-Biden’s looking strong
-Kamala’s past remains a weak point—one Tulsi skillfully exploited
-Gillibrand is the archetypal liberal white woman: obnoxious, clueless, and antagonistic
-Yang remains cringe

My money’s on Biden getting the nomination at this point; however, given his propensity for gaffes, his potential for self-sabotage is quite high.

Outrageous

I called someone an “unhinged freak” so they permanently suspended me.

I’ll be appealing this, of course, but I’m not terribly optimistic.

They immediately denied it. Fuck these people.

My outlook can best be described as short-term pessimism, long-term optimism. I truly believe that order will be restored—it’s just a question of when. Civilizational decline can last centuries...

For all of Trump’s policy failings, he laid groundwork for what *could* be a restoration of political order in America. It’s thus up to us to do what we can.

The “send her back” chants proved what I’ve long suspected: that Trump’s base, deep down, wants a white country.

Unfortunately, the establishment is capable of channeling genuine white grievances into dead ends—conservatism and 1.0/neo-Nazism being two of the major ones.

What America needs is an authentic populist movement, one that avoids the pitfalls of conservatism (inability to address real issues and dispense with progressive morality) and 1.0 (wacky, outlandish, and extreme expressions of white identity that repulse white elites and average Joes alike).

The Alt-Right had the potential to be this, but it failed as a result of repeated gaffes, alcoholic leadership, and a lack of standards. Many lessons to be learned from 2015-2018. Fortunately, most of the bad apples have weeded themselves out by now, so future waves of interest in dissident politics will hopefully be channeled more productively.