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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