Comments by "" (@NoahBodze) on "The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters" channel.

  1. Important time to remember Nazi's weren't "white supremacists." The targeted Slavic people, Hungarians, Czech and more.
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  2. America is not a democracy. By design. It’s a rights-based republic. So I am not bothered when someone says “we’re losing our democracy.” To that, I say “good!”
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  3. British men like Miles were the sort that explored and settled the world. There are too few of you in that country.
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  4. Prison doesn’t stop them. This is what the Austrian painter was up against. You don’t have to like that painter to understand his dilemma. When outsider to your race and religion fuck up your world, that’s when the danger comes.
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  5. The man was literally typecast in movies as a low-IQ stoner and schlep.
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  6. Lyotard. Derrida. Foucault. Baudrillard. Yep.
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  7. Derrida. Lyotard. Baudrillard. Foucault…. No no no, this isn’t “American.” This came from France.
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  8. Carville is a fascinating dude. "It's the economy, stupid" comes from him.
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  9. Imagine the shame she puts on black and brown bodies! I. Can’t. Even!
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  10. When you were raising your kids, you were also paying for theirs. And, actually, they weren’t even raising their kids.
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  11. We have more blacks in America than there are Polish in Poland, and they merely constitute the largest of the resentful groups toward American success. They view distilling the white population — even people of German, Polish, Italian, etc — as a form of revenge for something they literally don’t understand.
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  12. Also the LEAST fascist president since Coolidge.
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  13. We have a Somali immigrant problem in the US. For every Ayaan Ali there are 80 Ilhan Omar’s.
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  14.  @nekosaiyajin8529  I used to think the way you do.... then I read Open Society and its Enemies. The paradox of tolerance states some people must be removed from society, by force, if necessary, and it is our obligation to do it.
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  15. That's where all of this gender ideology comes from. The postmodernists were almost ALL FRENCH.
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  16. The more time you spend with them the more you realize they just have personality disorders.
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  17. Constantinople should be reclaimed!
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  18. If it were only mediocrity that they could accomplish, then I would settle for that.
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  19. One of the fascinating parts of polling results is that they are logical fallacies on their face, but we accept the information as part of a new paradigm. We shouldn’t. Appeal to consensus is a fallacy
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  20. “Goldman.”
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  21.  Gollum  The Romans found an indigenous person who could build stone houses, useful tools and could farm. That's light years ahead of most modern Africans.
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  22. Shooting An Elephant is his second-best essay, to 'Rudyard Kipling', in which, while definding Kipling from being called a fascist, he inadvertently undermines the mood of what you're trying to fight in this video. "But because he identifies himself with the official class, he does possess one thing which ‘enlightened’ people seldom or never possess, and that is a sense of responsibility. The middle-class Left hate him for this quite as much as for his cruelty and vulgarity. All left-wing parties in the highly industrialized countries are at bottom a sham, because they make it their business to fight against something which they do not really wish to destroy. They have internationalist aims, and at the same time they struggle to keep up a standard of life with which those aims are incompatible. We all live by robbing Asiatic coolies, and those of us who are ‘enlightened’ all maintain that those coolies ought to be set free; but our standard of living, and hence our ‘enlightenment’, demands that the robbery shall continue. A humanitarian is always a hypocrite, and Kipling’s understanding of this is perhaps the central secret of his power to create telling phrases. It would be difficult to hit off the one-eyed pacifism of the English in fewer words than in the phrase, ‘making mock of uniforms that guard you while you sleep’. It is true that Kipling does not understand the economic aspect of the relationship between the highbrow and the blimp. He does not see that the map is painted red chiefly in order that the coolie may be exploited. Instead of the coolie he sees the Indian Civil Servant; but even on that plane his grasp of function, of who protects whom, is very sound. He sees clearly that men can only be highly civilized while other men, inevitably less civilized, are there to guard and feed them"
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  23. "Blackness" is a word designed to work like "semitism." No one can define it in the affirmative, only use it as an anti-word — anti blackness or antisemitism — to forward their political goals and silence dissent.
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  24. James Woods revered Apu so much he studied Apu's work ethic for a movie role.
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  25.  @funkydiscogod  Or Detroit. Or Cleveland. Or Buffalo. Or….
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  26. These memorials are all over American cities. I find them repellent because the point isn’t “rememberence;” it’s to apply transactional guilt for present advantage. Jews do not understand antisemitism.
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  27. It’s not even power; it’s quixotic revenge against their childhood. They want to destroy the avatars of that alienation. It’s so basic.
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  28.  @mikecampos1193  when you’re aware of the odds, mathematically, then her getting shot by black dudes is the opposite of irony. It’s pro forma. More than half of all homicides in America are committed just by black males. If there’s a suspect in a homicide, then you always bet on black male and you’ll be right more than half the time.
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  29. Worse, they’re going to work against the truth because of “mainstream consensus.” I never understood fascists until recently. I get now what they must have been going through then and though I’d never join them, it’s looking more and more like whatever they want to do, I’m just going to get out of the way. I’d rather deal with fascists than socilaists. Mussolini could be reasoned with; he was transactional. The communists are true believers and don’t stop.
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  30. I still prefer, and frequently am called, Honkey. I get called cracker, too. The last time someone did it — two months ago — I said “That’s our word.”
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  31. You're missing the point — it's not events that unnerve them in themselves; they're all on a Cluster B spectrum. Once you understand the 'ideology' is a symptom of a deeper personality disorder, everything else makes sense.
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  32. Their problem is looking to either instead of ignoring the only time that matters — the present.
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  33. Do they understand that accusing others of “antisemtism” is what makes them so awful?
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  34. Wow. No group of people can articulate suffering like Slavic Russians. Perhaps because no group of people knows more.
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  35. In the same way the small hats embrace the wildest theories against them to distract from the actual things, the same tactic is being used here.
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  36. Did you see the name of the masque? Ibn Ruschd-Goethe. They named it after the German writer!
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  37. You’d probably just go buy an original Slav for OG street cred.
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  38.  @scottcantdance804  Either way, she was always going to steal from England. Either in the front end claiming you owe her something or the back end, now that she’s in hospital for the rest of her life. She was always going to steal from you.
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  39. Your house IS an extension of yourself. Private property in an enlightenment society is sacrosanct under the premise that it IS an extension of yourself.
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  40. He killed more people than the “insurrectionists”.
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  41. It’s Alannis Morrisette-style irony, then. Her BLM movement was stolen from Hegelians of the past like so many white kid’s bikes and repackaged as “black empowerment.” It’s always the people from within these movements who kill each other.
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  42. Interesting how antisemitism is an “issue” in England. Someone is creating and cultivating controlled opposition so long as they obey the one and only rule — no criticism of you know who!
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  43. @The Bunkerologist So much of history isn't the lies we're told, it's the truth we aren't.
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  44. Zero self awareness. I’ve had multiple moments in my life when such conversations happened that really made me wonder about the IQ stuff.
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  45. The “origin of wokeness” is genetic — “woke” isn’t an ideology, it’s a personality disorder. You can’t accept any of their premises.
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  46. History is starting to look a lot more different through this modern lens of experience, too.
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  47.  @philthornton1382  Don’t even joke about that.
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  48. No, they don't. Capitalism isn't "opportunism" or "entrepreneurialism." Capitalism is merely a divorce of a monopoly power, the state, from individual economic activity (taxation and regulation). Markets would, and have, always exist(ed). Laissez faire is whose hands off of what? That's what capitalism actually* is. *akshully
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  49.  @TVtwarn  Dude. I lived in Center City Philadelphia for a few years. This is not an "at the moment" problem. This is a more than century-old problem.
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  50. If anything, there should be a polish monument there instead. Churchill declared war on Germany after the Germans wanted part of Prussia back but ended up handing ALL of Poland to the Soviets. Churchill’s lionization is baffling to anyone who’s looked closely at that drunk psychopath.
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  51. I don’t think this hypothesis is difficult to arrive at on your own.
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  52. Next year I’m celebrating January 6 by shooting off fireworks and grilling sausaged meats with as many drunk people as I can.
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  53. Warren provably plagiarized those recipes, too. One recipe was for a crab soup/bisque. She claims Okie heritage. Okie, as in Oklahoma. As in 1000 miles from the possibility of obtaining crabs ( from the ocean). hypocrite
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  54. The entire idea of the enlightenment was to imply that your private property is an extension of yourself and is to be treated as such.
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  55.  @GDKLockout  Imagine thinking most of the shithole world can even be desecrated.
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  56.  @sgshaday  Except the highest incidences of blonde hair and blue eyes is amongst Slavs. As far as suffering, no western POC has come close to what that part of Europe and those people have endured. So they have to say such a thing.
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  57. A militant racist attempted thief trying to steal from you what someone who looks like her has never built.
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  58. “We fought the wrong enemy.” -General Patton
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  59.  @VioletDeathRei  "First." That's the problem. They will eat their own, but they will take bites out of everyone else, too.
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  60. She epitomizes what Burnham meant by managerialism.
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  61.  @januarysson5633  If you still hate them then you haven’t taken any pill. We all lose faith — but in that loss of faith come solutions.
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  62. Ad hominem is the last resort. "I always think it's a sign of victory when they move on to the ad hominem." —C Hitchens. Still a good line.
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  63. I don’t think that’s true — they think you owe them something more than you’re already providing and “withholding.” These are clinical psychopaths.
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  64. The craziest part? Thomas More invented the word 'utopia" to describe what it actually is, nowhere. Utopia literally means 'not place.' The entire striving for utopia is so conscripted to fail that the farce of it begins in the name of the place... or not place.
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  65. No place on earth is built upon more superficial lies than LA. Las Vegas is at least honest about it’s racket and invites you in on that racket’s premise.
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  66.  @cstgraphpads2091  Again, that’s not irony. That’s how things play out. She’s always been statistically more likely to be shot by a black man than any other race or gender. The most highly probable outcome can not be irony by axiom. She’s just stupid. There’s no need to even elevate the situation she got herself into.
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  67. In a sense, you’re getting an answer as to why men remained serfs for so long. You’re witnessesing how history doesn’t happen because we just type our displeasure on the internet.
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  68. 11:00 Always remarkable how little the young understand the Soviet Union.
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  69. Inferiority complex by people with Cluster B personality disorders. It’s literally no more complex than that.
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  70.  @sgshaday  Find out who Lazar Kaganovich and Gengrik Yagoda were. Find out what they did and WHEN they did it. To view German antisemitism and he rise of Hitler without knowing of Soviet atrocities is what should be remembered, too.
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  71. "no value" would be acceptable. To be benign is one thing; to be malignant is quite another.
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  72. @Rob Not that, either. What’s spreading is what the Nazis were responding to, communism.
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  73.  @radagast7200  The “enemy” goes back that far, huh? Heyoooo!
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  74. Knowing who she stands for, it was more like the other side of Hanlon’s razor. I’m American. You have no idea how incompetent and prolific these black shooters are. Stray bullets everywhere because they learn to shoot from culturally appropriating Italian gangster films. And they are prolific. I’m not kidding. When you actually meet them, you’re alarmed by how stupid they are. You have to alter the way you speak to them like they’re children of you want them to understand anything. Never place odds on them for having done something intelligent.
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  75.  @anelbegic2780  But I did do my research. “Utopia” = not + place.
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  76.  @wilmagregg3131  I’ve narrowed it down to a personality disorder family that they all belong to. Most of them are Cluster B — psychopaths of four different varieties. But it’s why none of their philosophies make sense. They’re not supposed to make sense. They’re just supposed to be magnets to all these people with personality disorders to come together and enact their disorder.
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  77. No. No.
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  78. All of subsaharan African history is from other people. Not only had those Africans never woven any kind of cloth for clothes or build anything more than a single-story mud hut, much less a written language. Black History Month is the world's largest and neediest cope.
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  79.  @rolanddeschain965  Me, a person who lived in Boston for 15 years, laughs at the “newness” of this kind of crime and is “shocked” by who the perpetrators always are.
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  80. Americans weren’t colonizers. They were settlers. Only the Spanish colonized the new world. And boy, did the Aztecs, Incas and Mayans pay for that.
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  81. This is the “I’m young and still trust some of the narratives hammered into my head by solipsistically aggrieved zealots” episode of the podcast. Lots still to learn, boys, particularly on who created the model of the SJW that you hate so much but fail to see everywhere.
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  82. They’ll surrender at some point.
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  83. Saying "trickle down" is the fasted way to convey to others "I don't understand economics."
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  84.  @gammafoxlore2981  In this scenario, we’re the “Nazis.” Nazis we’re a response to communism, a more murderous ideology with more murderous people. The communists made it clear they wanted to take over Germany and he reason you think Nazis are the villains is because they did and the modern media said so.
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  85.  @MiaogisTeas  Your mind can be boggled by such things, theirs can not. I’m American. I live among 41 million of them and there is rarely any foresight, empathy or long-term thinking in any of them save the rarest. And their violence is off the charts.
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  86. Mechanical birds, tho.
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  87. Broken Windows economics and Broken Windows policing are the two simple concepts Westerners should pursue to preserve their civilizations. Don't make it any more complex.
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  88. The same people buy off both.
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  89.  @philistein6778  language is a social construct. The state is a social construct. Remind them of this and watch their addled minds twist. I've done this and it's really, really fun.
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  90. The problem is that education has become a jobs program. The real rot isn’t immediately with the students but the growing faculty who are essentially unemployable in any market system.
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  91. Don't like AOC. Don't like how she's being characterized here. Don't care why she thinks America should not be funding, or sanctioning the funding, of another country's defense. The correct vote here is still "NO".
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  92.  @Acesahn  did you just gender the Brews? Why not Herbrews, bigot? I swear, you people!
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  93. “Global fascism” is an oxymoron.
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  94. The irony of CRT is that the entire ideology was stolen like so many bicycles.
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  95.  @stijnvdv2  If you want to know the real battlefield of the 'culture war," then it's between the connotation and the denotation of words. You should read the postmodernists, if you haven't already. They give you the roadmap to how the right ( libertarian, I mean ) loses arguments in the language. What you described is in Lyotard. It seems you already know this a bit.
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  96. No one in that frame are the good guys, Frazer, especially the Ambassador.
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  97.  @jmbrook  The leading cause of death among black male teens in America is homicide. She’s not a male or an American, but black men got her with guns. It doesn’t matter how incredulous you are toward me because I was right and I’ll keep being right.
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  98.  Nikolas Dem  The men could do this easily. Hearts-and-minds warfare on camera puts Americans at an extreme disadvantage to the guerrilla; the losses are a result of the moral imbalance, not the firepower imbalance. In the past, we 'd have just leveled the place. The camera has made it difficult to win wars decisively
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  99. You'd tell yourself you haven't actually woken up.
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  100. Micro-fame isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
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  101.  @SirAnCat  "Death is not an event in life." Wittgenstein.
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  102. Unity isn’t a virtue. It never has been.
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  103. I identify as bipedal. I'm also Beigo-American.
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  104.  @VallornDeathblade  The entire civil war and 600,000 deaths were the result of his overreach and warped sense of his ambition. Did you know he shut down nearly 300 newspapers? Did you know he once tried to have the Chief Justice arrested and a US Rep deported? That he suspended habeas corpus? I could go on about that venal, petty man…
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  105. @Joely7 MkII Who cares. She stole her ideas from white marxists, let her suffer the same fate and they have: Rosa Luxembourg got a rifle butt to the face and face down in a river. She gets a divot in her low-IQ head. I’m prepared to look the other way at the next one of these shots, too.
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  106. Correction —you live in a second-world country. This is more Soviet than Haiti.
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  107. Quotas are our strength!
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  108. That’s the whitest thing I’ve ever heard! The foresight and organizational skills, the patience and precision!
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  109.  @rolanddeschain965  Bigot! They don't like to be called "they!"
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  110.  @rolanddeschain965  Wait — are you assuming who I’m assuming you’re assuming?!! Biggggggggggg-ottttttttttttttttt!
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  111.  @user-vg9dl2hp6i  sweaty-decisions-im-torn-between.meme EDIT: THIS IS NOT A LINK.
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  112.  @Straker9063  No. you’re responsible for your life and actions. You. This is the enlightenment view.
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  113.  @Name-cz5jj  There’s no we because there was no genocide. They say that to get under your skin because you’re not a psychopath and they are and you’ll give them money.
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  114. You can’t be American. America is not the “Anglo-Sphere.” There are more whites of German descent than English. And so short your memory is — you could be speaking German, or Russian, without our help. Twice. Learn your place.
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  115. I didn’t used to believe this line you just wrote but people keep repeating it. Remember — when a man tells you to trust no one, why are you trusting them?
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  116.  @belstar1128  They adopted the savagery of their Islamic overlords, but didn't execute the cruelty as completely.
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  117. He’s like WEB DuBois — propped up entirely by white people— except Kaepernick is objectively stupid.
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  118.  @stijnvdv2  Yep. Almost all of this is exposed in the easy adoption of the language; unexplained buzzwords without initial referent used as though they have real meaning beyond synthetic, exclusionary uses.
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  119. Not really. It was never imagined that there would never be currency as a means of exchange, nor is "charging money" for something for profit "capitalism." charging
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  120. Minimalism is harder than it looks.
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  121. I bet it doesn’t even break the first amendment. “Congress shall make no law…” What law did they make? Regulations aren’t laws, and these weren’t even regulations. These were verbal requests of a citizen, no different than FDR telling Ford to start making tanks, please. It’s slimy. And it’s the sort of thing previous generations made permanent examples of people, but I would bet our laws are so purposely convoluted now that none were broken here. That’s where we are.
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  122. When you find out who was in charge of that Ukrainian slaughter by name — their real names — then you immediately know why that’s not ever going to happen.
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  123. It made me want to personally deport them.
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  124.  @rene2106  AOC is living proof of how weak and stupid democracy is as a form of government.
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  125. ​ @cherryllcooper679  Is my vision war — tactile, grubby, chaotic, bloody, sweaty, immediate, dangerous — different from your vision or war —  fifth generation theories and interdimensional terror possibilities— because I'm male and you're female and I may actually have to fight the war ( possibly against my will ) and you never will? Must be. It never occurred to you to research which enemy methods most kill American soldiers? Is it missles from 1000 miles away and hacking your emails in "cyber warfare" or are the bullets coming from rifles 200 yards away in the hills or the jungles or bombs placed so close to me that I have to touch them — IEDs are extremely 'tactile' — for it to kill me? You couldn't have done any thinking about this. Look at what you think "the front" is. You understand missiles, bullets, tanks, etc, even if they are launched from halfway around the world, strike and kill people where they are, right? And wherever that missile or bullet hits and kills a person immediately becomes a NEW FRONT in the war. The front is always in your face. That's got to be the difference in our visions, huh?
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  126. Hayek and Popper were there, though.
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  127.  @taylorlibby7642  I don't have "my definition" of capitalism. I have THE definition of capitalism. I guess it IS funny to laugh at obstinately incurious but forever certain people like you. Thanks for showing me the way!
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  128. George W Bush coined that phrase.
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  129. There was tremendous pressure to do it. I don’t know if any American president save Calvin Coolidge would have vetoed it.
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  130.  @ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz  It’s both, but as a process. First, the incompetence and then, when you call them on it, the malice comes.
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  131. It isn’t even about the money lost. It’s the violation.
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  132.  @user-yi7td2sq9b  Ideally, he taxes Texas pays federally would pay for national defense. It’s literally one of the only legitimate reasons to tax anyone, anywhere.
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  133. Hey — The Pixies! Got you a movie, ah-ha-ha-ho!
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  134. Also, Abe Lincoln is America’s worst President.
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  135.  @abrahamlincoln9758  Sic Semper yo mama.
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  136. There is nothing more fascist than the phrase “right side of history.” History is neither predetermined nor possible to know because the future is unpredictable.
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  137. Most people in shark-infested waters don’t survive the metaphor.
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  138. Internationalists never forget a time they were slighted even if, especially if, they deserved it.
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  139. He was in the car but got out. George Floyd died because the officers entertained him instead of just putting him in the car and driving away to the jail.
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  140. Have you ever read Barack Obama's objections to that book? Truly snowflake stuff.
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  141. There is no cogent philosophy — the left is merely a conglomerate of Cluster B personality disorders. Once you understand this, everything is more clear.
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  142.  @philistein6778  Oh, I agree. The sooner the right recognizes that their “ideology” isn’t even a cogent ideology but a symptom of a deeper personality disorder, the better off they will be. Collectivism is just a coalitions Cluster B personality types.
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  143.  @warmak4576  Churchill was a psychopath drunk whose ambition already got enough people killed.
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  144. Those Portuguese people managed to create a good deal of this problem in the New World.
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  145.  @luxie8097  45% of the transatlantic slave trade was done by Portuguese alone; nearly two-thirds of it done by Iberians.
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  146. Yep. One has the luxury of speaking about enforced equity and one has unique experience of having it imposed on him.
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  147. America is NOT a democracy. It’s not even “well, a republic is a kind of democracy.” It’s a negative liberty-based republic.
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  148. Lyotard. Derrida. Foucault. Baudrillard. Marcuse, Adorno, Horkheimer, Benjamin. This is the french and jews. There's nothing American about it.
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  149. Cledopatara beez dahker den de maps at da space skoo!
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  150. They all do — and they hate us white people — but none of them have ever built anything in this country and they follow us around destroying what we built.
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  151. Yours is the best kind of moral exhibitionism.
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  152. Psychopaths. Clinical psychopaths with Cluster B personality disorders. Once you understand this, you never have to read another word of Marx of Foucault. They don’t have a cohesive political worldview — they just hate us because we’re better than them and they can’t live without us. Our problem is our moral superiority — we let them use our empathy and magnanimity against us to guilt us into letting them live with us and allow them equal rights.
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  153. The slavery in America was brought there by the British.
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  154. I thought everyone's bones were white.
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  155. I’d say half a billionaire because, you know, lawyer’s fees.
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  156.  @jl6723  You’re remarking on the transactional ethics of power rather than the consistent nature of rights.
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  157.  Gollum  If ignorance is bliss then you must be ecstatic! Thanks for your low-IQ input!
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  158.  @michelguevara151  Longer than that. A concerted effort to lift blacks out of poverty has cost the United States multiple trillions and there is a negative ROI. They’re like cavities on white teeth.
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  159. Churchill was a pseudo-macho psychopath drunk who it can easily be claimed millions more people died as a result of his stupid ambition than were “saved” by him ever being alive. He gave away your empire and gave Eastern Europe to communists to slaughter, to say nothing of the British men killed over his dumb decisions. England and Britain have a proud history with many to lionize. Churchill isn’t one of them.
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  160. Why do Asians support blacks in America?
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  161.  @marksolod4456  And they did far more than seasonally pick cotton in the south.
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  162. That’s what she said!
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  163. Right? I’m of central and Eastern European descent and never thought of myself as “white” – a term in America previously reserved for Northern European settlers — before other people forced me into that corner and “consciousness.”
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  164. It’s your responsibility to “deal with that pain.” You’re making a mistake by accepting the premise that my job is to look out for your welfare in the world, or visa versa. “Exploitation,” in this context, is nonexistent. It’s just the word you give to someone after you noticed they’ve been played. But they played themselves.
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  165. No shot. While very bright, his pregnant pauses alone will alienate too many Americans who have little idea for policy and vote on personality.
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  166.  @themossad  Why do you steal secrets from other countries and spy on Americans?
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  167. We’ve treated the African in America like a childish invalid for so long and not refuted their lies so those lies prevail.
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  168. Labour shedding neocons will be viewed as a bonus for them.
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  169.  @Scranny  Just clean the toilets like you were told, stupid boy. No one will even pay a low-IQ pansy like you to think. The toilets, boy.
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  170.  Insert Name Here   Your statistic is out of date. The latter number is 56, though half of all homicides — mostly in inner cities — go unsolved so the number is likely much higher.
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  171.  @AABB-zb6dv  Read Karl Popper at least to understand the Paradox of Tolerance. There is a criteria for an Enlightenment society to remove, even by force, those that can not be trusted with Enlightenment values.
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  172.  @AABB-zb6dv  Yes — our wealth. The United States was responsible for less than 4% of the slave trade — the Portuguese, English, Spanish and Dutch (with Jewish help ) dominated it. But we’re rich and they’re lazy, so…
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  173.  @taylorlibby7642  I don't see humor in people spouting untrue cliches and not understanding basic concepts... wait. I do. I'm laughing AT you right now.
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  174.  @Evil0tto  What do you think the labor theory of value is, low-IQ person?
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  175. Laugh now, but notice that “Latinx” is somehow persisting in the language despite initial ridicule.
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  176.  @iumasz6088  The South was invaded. They didn’t declare war. And seriously? Slavery? Do you think the southern boys who didn’t own slaves — 95% of them — would fight to keep slaves? Do you think the northern boys would give their lives to free them? You don’t know what sports are like let alone war. And yeah. I read your comment. That’s the source of my contempt for your paltry understanding of history.
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  177.  @Zandanga  Agree. Our government was designed to check the ambition of men essentially to accomplish nothing.
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  178.  @worldofdoom995  Like Biden, it was Lincoln’s fault.
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  179.  @MrTangolizard  Not exactly. This is post-modern institutionalism, and that came to America via Frankfurt and France. American academics deserve scorn, but not total blame.
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  180. You’re a fool if you think the money actually gets printed. We are fractional reserve with our fractional reserves.
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  181. More insufferable are the people who put them there.
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  182. Study central europe. You're going to have a problem with Islam that central europe had for centuries.
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  183. I still put Blair as a better prime minister than Churchill. Blair didn’t get 400,000 of you Brits killed because he wanted to “defend Poland,” which also got a quarter of all Poles killed in the process and handed Poland to the only people worse than Hitler, communists. The English are a great people; Churchill was prime example of not-yet-dead privileged upper classism who remained there not by merit but by birth. He represented every disgusting aspect the noblesse oblige that eventually rotted the empire from within based on unbelievably bad bets. No Englishman should object to the tearing down of a Churchill statue on merit ( though they should always stop a commie or foreigner from tearing it down on principle. By force if necessary )
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  184. Muslim races were, and are, the world champions of slavery.
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  185. And the food carts!
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  186. It is across the nation. Georgia (Atlanta) and Tennessee (Memphis) are two other places where these heists predictably happen.
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  187.  @theoverunderthinker  This isn’t true. Blacks are EXTREMELY violent all over the world. Did you know that this year, black males committed 3.5 times more mass shootings in America than all other races and genders, COMBINED! They’ve always been this stupid and violent; we were just lied to about who caused it.
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  188.  @Divine1Right  So you’re going to obstinately learn nothing.
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  189. Her best days came after that one; though what a day!
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  190.  @kmech3rd  Google "jareer."
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  191. Are you of the Duxbury Squiffingtons?
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  192. It can a little, like hair on your head might get in the cut created in a battle and it helps the wound stop bleeding so much and clot…. but your point is clearly made. Hair is for a little warmth and that’s all.
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  193. Imagine speaking English and accusing someone else of cultural appropriation! Language IS culture! If you haven’t figured this out yet, then allow me to explain: black Americans are extremely stupid and violent. To obfuscate this objective reality, they turn to their other stereotypes — being loud and stealing things — to shout down anyone who challenges their antisocial propensities when they invent their fantasies about who they were before us, among us. You must understand that the civil rights movement looked EXACTLY like 2020 and we were just lied to about it, right? They’ve always been this way. Blacks hollowed out some of the most prosperous cities in history in under a generation just by showing up. They haven’t stopped.
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  194. You’re not allowed to have it if they don’t.
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  195. Atheism is also stupid. I had Hitchens as a professor and heard all the arguments…. Agnosticism is the only rational position on the metaphysical. Nobody knows.
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  196. The Muslims destroyed the sphinx because they’re iconoclasts by nature. As an aside, I’ve yet to find anything in this world dumber than a subsaharan African becoming a Muslim knowing their history together….
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  197. There’s literally nothing capitalistic about it. Zero.
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  198. Georgia is an American state.Tennessee, where Memphis is, is an American state. These are happening there, too.
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  199. That woman will have four kids from three different fathers and live on the dole.
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  200.  @jakeq3530  Hanlon’s Razor is boolean — either or — until now, where it’s a process. When you call an incompetent person in authority on their own incompetence, that person then uses their authority to be malicious to that person.
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  201.  @SvenTviking  I’ve also seen Tom Brady not follow through on his deep passes. Only blacks could shoot 12 different people but only kill one, as they so often do in America.
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  202.  @Azuki_Uki  People who think Green Day is a good band are worse.
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  203. America was founded on the Anti-Rousseaun idea that it was government, it private property, that was our first mistake. We’re not supposed to have any government to lose faith in to begin with.
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  204.  @michelguevara151  I say this repeatedly — the right will continue to lose the cultural war if they call everything 'marxist.' Those teachers aren't adopting 'marxism,' they're adopting a mechanism that allows them to explain the wider failure of their teaching efficacy on children. These teachers don't know what either dialectical or historical materialism is, and that's 90% of marxism. The overlaps and alignments of their ideas with marxism is almost purely coincidental, namely because marxists and teachers have a similar personality type — they want to change the world and have no fucking clue how the world works as a result of their isolation from reality.
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  205. I thought that was Michael McKeon in a wig.
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  206. The civil war wasn’t about slavery. The election of Trump in 2016 should have showed you this; Lincoln’s election caused secession. He was the original “not my president” because he was a tyrant who planned to tax the shit out of the south so he he fund a larger government. The Confederacy were the morally correct party with some participants who had slaves. You’re relatives would have refused to the march south to fight if the generals told him it was to free black men from slavery.
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  207.  @rollotomasislawyer3405  They always were. Other than the Radical Republicans, the general understanding is that the blacks would go back to Africa and it was a belief widely held in the north, as well. The Civil War was not about slavery any more than whatever coming conflict will be about abortion. You and I have just been lied to about why wars are fought.
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  208. People who look like AOC imported a lot of Africans into the new world to do “promotional work.”
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  209. Stop immigration in your country as soon as possible.
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  210. “Get that ugly baby OUT OF THIS HOUSE OF LAW!”
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  211. The great irony here is communists eating at all. I wonder if he makes steel in the alley out back.
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  212. As an American, the only think I know about Wales is Edward I laid waste to it and built castles to show it. This is the first time I’ve thought of Wales in at least a decade.
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  213. Innocent may be a stretch. But I can understand their actions beyond what was in the video. People get sick of being the targets of theft and no one doing anything about it.
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  214.  @stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733  You’re creating a strawman here. The standard of Justice is “not guilty.”
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  215. The problem isn’t the president as much as it is the electorate.
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  216. Both words were culturally appropriated from Scots, too.
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  217. As soon as you realize nothing in life is political and it’s all psychological — and that these people are just people with psychopathic personality disorders — it makes more sense.
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  218. You Western Europeans don’t seem to understand that there were TWO reconquistas of Europe from Muslims — the Iberian and the Balkans.
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  219. The "fake news" is that Trump planned to attack any country, much less China.
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  220.  @TearThatRedFlagDown  So did Popper.
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  221. There is nothing more boring than Satanism.
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  222. The Laffer Curve
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  223.  @littlemisseevee2309  Nope. In the future the past will be different. On the present matters and, quite frankly, in the present exists.
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  224. You’d have more success trying to teach cliff rocks to speak Mandarin Chinese.
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  225.  @drowningin  Not quite, according to WEB DuBOIS, a black intellectual visiting Germany in 1936 and liking it. He said only USSR was a greater exemplar of marxian socialism in the world than Germany. The Germans ousted their Strasserists so they weren’t as left as the Soviets.
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  226. You, whitey!
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  227. No they didn’t. Watergate then was what “Russian pee tapes” were recently. The media has always been leftist dogs on bones against the culture that rejected them as children. Watergate was nothing but what the media said it was by fiat.
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  228.  @abrahamlincoln9758  Oh. A Plato reference! Giving them a little too much credit there…
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  229. French and German intellectuals — Postmodernists and Frankfurt School — were the ones who took Gramsci's ball and ran with it.
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  230. I see something a bit more specific than "democrat" in all of these looting videos. In fact, I also see in them the lack of understanding about how anything works — not just politics — in the world despite copious spending on their eduction.
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  231.  @sdfabctr  “social constructs” aren’t material conditions. Language is itself esoteric — it functions as and incomplete and condensed conveyance of symbols of the material world, not the material world itself.
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  232.  @Caleb-en5bo  It’s not capitalist, either. Markets and currency as a means for exchange exist everywhere and in all systems. How that currency over productivity cost — profit, excess value — is distributed among the producers is immaterial. Capitalism is when the government takes its … wait for it … hands off this private process altogether. This is basic economics you’re fucking up.
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  233.  @zerosaber257  I’m a capitalist, low-IQ person. A real capitalist — one who understand what markets are and what laissez fair means. . I’m a capitalist because I understand economic and embrace the evidence of objective reality and when people go astray from them. Try this instead of engaging in the emotional incontinence you quixotically conflate with “thinking.”
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  234.  @avalerie4467  Good. If you knew the history of blacks in America then you’d want the division. They’ve literally never built a neighborhood and destroyed the ones others built.
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  235. “Western capitalism.” America hasn’t been capitalist for over a century, and we were more capitalism than anyone else. There is no capitalism in the world, only a simulacra that we still call “capitalism.”
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  236.  @ArcanePath360  You should also let a few of the “good” spiders in the house to kill the other bugs.
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  237. Lincoln, then FDR, were our worst presidents. Obama goes where Bush II goes.
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  238.  @iumasz6088  What? Yours is some really lazy, accept-the-propaganda-from-fifth-grade analysis. Every battle save one took place on northern soil. The Confederace could have simply given the Declaration of Independence to Lincoln and left. There’s a reason they didn’t try Jeff Davis for treason after the war — they thought they’d lose. Let me ask you — why are you any less cynical about the Civil War than the Iraqi war? Why are these things morally different to you?
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  239. What is a 'nany' state? Is that the opposite of a "whip' state? Am I to watch you do both?
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  240.  @elenastansbie9940  Rights-based = constitutional I should be even more specific and say “negative liberty-based republic.”
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  241.  mrpresident  Literally any institution with leadership is an oligarchy.
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  242.  @timesthree5757  Aren’t you amazed at how basic but somehow forgotten your statement is? Like, should you or I even have to say what we said? It should be obvious and operative, like breathing.
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  243.  @Bender_B._Rodriguez  Washington will always be greatest, if only for being first and stepping down voluntarily. But Coolidge was the best, and last, laissez faire president. He was the prototype.
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  244.  @Ofelas1  No. there were mass graves discovered in Cairo where all of the hair was light brown or red — and some even blonde/ In 300 years, the darker Turks will claim they built the Haggia Sofia just like you thieves steal everything.
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  245. We will rebuild!
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  246.  @MrTangolizard  The Frankfort School and the postmodernists aren't American, first of all. Second — your former drunkard and villainous PM talked you into a World War that America solely bailed you out of, so a little wokeness is the least of your concerns as to what America has done to your culture. Just say "thank you" next time, ok, ingrate? Good talk!
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  247. I know you're joking, and say what you want, but consider NOT indulging the idea of reparations even in jest. That a group responsible for so much destruction thinks they're owed something is offensive to me... and I'm not easily offended. But that the idea is taking hold in anyway is result of the word's use in the language.
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  248.  @mushyroom9569  You’re on your own dark age. It’s called solipsism. See someone?
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  249.  @TuhljinTampergauge  All that happened here is that we learned you have a low IQ and never read Don Quixote. Good talk, stupid!
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  250. If you want to know who’s in charge of the lockdowns, watch who buys property in the coming months in bulk in the vacated cities. That’s the high-level smash-and-grab that’s going on here.
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  251. Like the difference between gentrification and redlining.
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  252. You know all this bullshit comes from France, right? Lyotard. Derrida. Foucault. Baudrillard. Those are the postmodernists. You can't even blame the right people.
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  253.  @rickyrayrosenberg420  Thank you! I’ve been trying to explain it this way forever! Black is the new knew. Everyone knows that!
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  254. You can’t build a winning NFL team out of seventh grade girls. Americans training Afghans paid a very large sum to learn this lesson the hard way.
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  255. Popes don’t like competition.
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  256. Pixies!
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  257. That's the high-trust part of town, then. They are people who can not fathom other people stealing from them so they take no precautions. It's essentially the same reason Asians are being attacked — the resistance, if any, will be lesser than in places where they are from.
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  258.  @Longshanks1690  Ok. You got me there. I need to be more precise with my language.
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  259. I was totally against a ban on anyone, but… but… there are college professors advocating this and there are our national intellectuals treasure, so….
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  260.  @theoverunderthinker  Blacks in Nigeria commit four times more homicides than America, and 56% of American homicide is committed by blacks, though that number is as high as 80% There are active genocides underway in Africa now, and the largest war since WWII happened on thy feral continent in our lifetimes and no one cares because losing 5.4 million Africans benefits the rest of us. Why do I know more about both my history and yours, stupid?
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