Counties are voting to leave their states to escape rule by "Democrats" (anti-white brown people). How long until states begin to secede completely?

"Put your mask on you selfish little shit, I don't want to get sick and die!!" - 600 pound landwhale

"Time to kill your dog. Trust The Science"

Which countries should I do next?

>It's real
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9599611/Hundreds-special-forces-hunt-heavily-armed-Belgian-soldier-vowed-fight-lockdowns.html

Edit: I don't recommend that you do this, obviously. They already associate opposing this experimental gene-mutilation with "Neonazi terrorism," and this achieves absolutely nothing.

COVID "vaccine" kills COVID antibodies. It's literally an anti-vaccine.

“Fully vaccinated people in Oregon will have to show proof of their vaccination status in order to enter businesses and other facilities without a mask.

Businesses who don't check vaccination status will need to maintain a mask mandate.”

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/05/19/world/covid-vaccine-coronavirus-mask#vaccine-status-mask-requirement-oregon

Jews led the push for Islamic immigration into America, now they're crying about pro-Palestine muslims causing a ruckus in their neighborhoods.

"Well, well, well, if it isn't the consequences of my own actions"

Tulsi's post calling out anti-white hate got over 50k likes on Twitter.

Any time you feel blackpilled, remember where we were half a decade ago: Such ideas and talking points were maligned as insane neonazi kookery, now they're going mainstream.

A bunch of other big conservative figures are using the term, check out the posts here, upvote & share them:
https://twitter.com/search?q=Anti-white&src=trend_click&vertical=trends

"in the present work my object has been to reveal Conservatism not only as a policy of preservation, but of discernment in change. Both in my criticism of Conservatism in the past, and in my outline of a Conservative philosophy of the future, I have argued from the standpoint that true Conservatism should preserve not only by the obstructive principle of "no change", which may at times amount to stagnation and mere negativism, but also by the progressive and positive principle of refusing to introduce anything new, except when it is capable of permanence, that is to say when it is consistent with the eternal laws either of nature or of human nature." — Anthony Ludovici, A Defence of Conservatism (1927)

At the end of the day, Trump presided over four of the worst years in history for the American right. Between 2016 and 2021:

- The White percentage of the US declined by ~2%.

- Christianity declined by 5%.

- Big tech censorship went from an unheard of concept to a cold hard reality.

- Public opinion on immigration flipped from the majority wanting it decreased to the majority wanting it increased.

- Conservative opinions about LGBT became much more positive (40% approved of gay marriage in 2016, 50% in 2020).

- Left wing NGOs and media outlets that were failing got second winds (and are now declining again).

Would many of these things still have happened without Trump? Probably. But one thing is for sure, his presidency certainly did nothing to stop any of it. If Trump tries to run again in 2024, I will oppose him.

New article:
>Reading List 2021: Introduction to Right-Wing Politics Edition

https://thuletide.wordpress.com/2021/05/21/reading-list-2021-introduction-to-right-wing-politics-edition/

Someone asked me to create an introductory reading list for Right-Wing politics and philosophy, so I did. I've noticed that a lot of RW reading lists consist exclusively of 20th century Fascist propaganda leaflets and nothing else. So, I tried to make something that's more politically practical.

Here's the shortlist of 15 books (more listed in article):

- Henry & Friends, Healthy Living in the Modern World
- Davies, Europe: A History (1996)
- Hamilton, Mythology (1942)
- Kenny, A New History of Western Philosophy (2010)
- Salter, On Genetic Interests: Family, Ethnicity and Humanity in an Age of Mass Migration (2003)
- Aristotle, Politics (~350 BC)
- Hobbes, Leviathan (1651)
- Machiavelli, The Prince (1532)
- Schmitt, Concept of the Political (1932)
- Houck, Liberalism Unmasked (2018)
- Raido, A Handbook of Traditional Living: Theory and Practice (2010)
- Spengler, The Decline of the West (1923, or abridged version 1991)
- Nietzsche, On the Genealogy of Morality (1887)
- Bronze Age Mindset, BAP (2018)