Comments by "No Fate But What We Make" (@SonoftheAllfather) on "Hasan Piker and Vaush Banned by Twitch: A Coherent Response" video.

That's because they understand they are in a war for the cultural and political destiny of the country, and thus, power is valuable and necessary. Tarl and most lolberts would sooner be enslaved or destroyed by their enemies than go against their principles of using power or authority against them. That is why the GOP is weak and cannot contend with the Dems: it's filled with lolberts who, every time they get power, refuse to use it. The Dems will use power without thinking twice, because they have no principles that supersede their desire to win. Trump came along and was slightly more filling to use power, so they projected, called him a fascist, and played the victim.
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@strategery101 He sounds like the life of the party. It's sad when people you love are lost causes. It's like Yuri Bezmenov said, people who have been demoralized and ideologically subverted are compromised, and that's the tragedy of the process.
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@sexytopramen Reagan was a neocon, but he made witty statements from time to time. One I liked was "the trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant; it's that they know so much that isn't so."
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@sexytopramen I always laugh when I tell people who consume corporate media that what they consume is, in fact, propaganda. Almost invariably, they agree that it's propaganda. They even usually agree that most people just mindlessly believe it. But somehow, THEY are different. THEY are capable of seeing through all of the lies and "seeing both sides," like your Dad claims. When I prove to them that they were misled and lied to, they get angry at me instead of the propagandists who deliberately misinformed them. No one wants to admit they were gullible/dumb enough to believe an obvious lie, and when someone proves it, people usually get defensive and lash out at the person who made them feel that embarrassment. In that instance, you have to remind them that you're just the messenger. It was the media that lied to them, and it's the media they should be angry at, not you. I think the Rittenhouse case woke a lot of people up to how deceptive and desperate the media is getting. By design, I don't have very many people in my life who are left-wing, but every one who is was under the impression that Rittenhouse is a white supremacist who illegally transported an assault weapon into a neighboring state and murdered three Black people. Many of them have since come to realize that literally every pertinent detail of that narrative was an outright lie. One guy in particular was almost in disbelief. "How could they so comprehensively lie about the details of that case and get away with it?" he asked me. "Carl," I told him, "95% of what the media says is a lie, and they get away with it because of money, power, and their connections to the political establishment. It's really that simple."
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The whole concept of free speech kind of hinges on the idea that everyone is entitled to it. When you support censorship of your enemies because they support your censorship, the whole thing falls apart and it just becomes a battle over what group or party can control the apparatuses of power required to censor people.
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@kalashnikov1343 "Yes, but this whole system kinda doesn't work when one entire faction doesn't believe in the same virtues as you." That's true, which is why I support secession along ideological lines. Preferably ideological and ethnic lines, but I would still be ecstatic for a simple ideological split. "Are you willing to allow immigration of people that openly hates the United States, hate the native people, hate capitalism and the constitution, demands UBI and free gibbs and is willing to exploit every aspect of the country in order to obtain it?" No. "The right doesn't understand this" Lolberts don't understand this. I am all for giving helicopter rides to the commies and degens.
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@latinhero1818 I actually just did a video on exactly that subject.
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