Comments by "Voryn Rosethorn" (@vorynrosethorn903) on "Lotuseaters Dot Com" channel.

  1. This is very blackpilling, a justification of a catastrophically failing system. My Grandparents married at 20, my parents at 30, only one person I know is getting married. You can equivocate all you want, and I agree that the manosphere tends towards the demented, but we are facing a real social and moral crisis, we need radical change based on proven models (e.g. Return to tradition), not a complacent slide into more of the same values ripping our civilisation to sorry tatters.
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  2. This is important, upload the whole interview free.
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  3. If Carl is entering party politics then I'll be right behind him.
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  4. Karl Marx was given asylum here, he had been kicked out of Germany twice, the first time in the request of the Tsar of Russia as he liked to cloak his writings as being patriotic by going on about the Russians, he was kicked out of France on the request of the King of Prussia and out of Belgium after they got sick of him. The continental intelligence services gave the British transcripts of the socialists in exile in Britain planning the assassination of Queen Victoria at a meeting, but the British never acted on it, or numerous other crimes and disorders they committed. The British establishment being liberal always had sympathies to their more radical brothers, also Marx was incredibly well connected through family ties to very wealthy and influential Jewish families, who he would beg for money from, though he was rabidly anti-Semitic, and to German nobility through his wife, who hated him for the fact of being a lowlife, through he always tried to live like a noble, whatever his actual means (which were considerable but never enough for such a lifestyle as he was workshy to the point of absurdity, ironically actual nobles did work, usually in government, the military or the management of their property, Marx had trouble writing his drivel and was commonly literal decades behind on work he promised), he also hated nobles despite thinking he deserved to live like the worst of them.
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  5. Birthrates are largely a reflection of the social infrastructure of said groups. The Amish have 8 children per women, one can't exactly argue that it is due to the great prosperity of pre-industrial economics. When people said money they mean support and security, and despite what they say these largely can't be brought at a price other than the social context they live within. Social atomization causes low birthrates, economics is a secondary factor.
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  6. Yeah, a lot of people who are teachers shouldn't really be let near children, I can say that first hand being on an education degree. Most of them don't even like kids in the first place, which was a shock to the system when I got there, also the state of the academic side is hard to put into words, I'm not sure a single scrap of it could be salvaged, or should be. I won't be going into the profession, and I will homeschool as if my life depends on it. It is very sad that so many children are shunted through such a dysfunctional system. It's not like people in the past didn't already know how to educate people and they had to build something like they have.
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  7. They have declared war, they just don't know it yet.
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  8. With monarchy, church and the sword. In other words that's the base requirement for us to even mount a fight.
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  9. I'd say the Spanish were given that rather than pursuing financial interests they were enacting the will of God.
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  10. Nothing is terrible unless it is detrimental to our people, simply as.
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  11. There are pictures with his niece, the safe for work ones are pretty incriminating and there are supposedly not safe for work ones if people are fine with being put on the sex offenders register for seeing them.
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  12. If a lot of zoomers find themselves with military training and organisation then it is a likelihood (as would be that any deployment would be troublesome given that a significant proportion beyond deserting would be liable to defect and thus prove a source of military manpower to the wrong side). In current conditions we aren't organised enough to establish secure communities and economic means, internal social norms nor procreation within any a system of our own, or much at all for that matter. Thus for now our only means are political, and such means are not impressive at all, as power matters, positions that merely imply it are dependent on good faith, which we are short of today. Basically rather than the informational sphere, where things are adequate, we need to form together social and economic organisations capable of doing us service and giving us a powerbase beyond solidarity of opinion.
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  13. The majority actually, it was 10% who formed the gang, the other 90% were the customers.
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  14. As a Christian he would do well to remember the Christian position on and solutions to these problems.
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  15. You should bring AM in as one of the team. That and get Dave Green writing for you.
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  16. He's very much out of the norm. Though typically for the well informed zoomer who wasn't much influenced by state education and social influences and instead used the greater availability of knowledge through the internet as though it was the new Gutenberg Press (ironically leading to ideological shift the other way).
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  17. Confucianism is highly pro-natal, and as a dogmatic belief system it is much the same as ideology and religion, and certainly held the same social function and political influence. Communism has a bad record in natalism, but as a religion of secular materialism it largely approaches the matter from a utilitarian perspective. Modern progressive liberalism is all about maximising individual freedom and minimising responsibility, social or moral, which it sees as oppression. As such it is pro-choice as they put it, but only in one direction, children are a hiccup in the ideal of humans as totally atomized units.
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  18. All dating sucks, bring back courting.
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  19. The fact they he doesn't even know enough to differentiate certainly does.
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  20. To more than just his country.
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  21. 'Ok, the research is true but why do you care.'
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  22. The law is on their side and will remain so until you wrestle back the institutions, for issues like this it has long been displayed that the only means of pressure is praxis as the leftists call it, for those who don't know what that entails let's just say that the only one who have been able to overpower their attacks are the Muslim community and areas where groups from the Irish troubles continue to hold strong.
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  23. He isn't married he regularly talks about his ex's and display's bad judgment in women to the point where the other's joke about it. Harry's the one who's engaged.
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  24. Shame that the sociological movement he kicked off have devolved into the priestly class of Marxism. Also always nice to see Calvin, hope you take him on permanently.
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  25. He was a lier, he admitted as much and practically every personal relationship was marred by his pathological dishonesty. We know he lied about his childhood, we don't know about his time as a young man as he was always a dangerous man to call out given his social background and connections, and he was indeed a simple minded brute in many respects, though one doubts he ever acted with anything less than utter arrogance and contempt for all those around him, given his lack of personal discipline or decency it is extremely unlikely he was a.good soldier but he most likely was aggressive, though at a certain point on must consider a man rabid rather than brave.
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  26. Take your meds.
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  27. Many real life pirates were jacobite monarchists ironically.
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  28. That depends on how you categorise evidence, for believers and certain philosophers the existence of the universe and object laws of reality is proof itself. To atheists even God himself revealing himself to them would just lead into the plot of Youjo Senki.
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  29. Small problem, she's also human. Seriously a lot of this stuff is covered by the bible, start out there, view it as a society building manual.
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  30. You either don't know the first bit of history or are an idealist in the first place in that case.
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  31. The feminist to trad woman pipeline should be encouraged. The manosphere is filled with people on the dark triad. But other than that I largely agree, they have a bad liberal infestation, and should probably think about some personnel changes.
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  32. The political class have invoked a vendetta with the British people, the Sicilian or Caucasian kind.
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  33. He's a monarchist like many Christians, that being the absolutist kind.
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  34. In case you are wondering this is where the western belief in objective logic comes from. God had to have created a logical consistent universe for him to be able to break it's rules with miracles. There have to be rules for them to be broken.
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  35. There are several possibilities, both Godwinson and Edward had considerable Norman connections and it is likely the Godwinson was being held until he made a oath of some sort, which during the time men were very much held to. The detail of importance then comes to the Norman claim to have snuck Christian relics into the giving of the oath, which would thereby turn the affair from one of personal conscious and plausible deniability to a manner of one's salvation in the next life as God would know the contents and fact of any oath. Given that William got the blessing of the pope it must be either that he was very shrewd (which it should be noted most Normans were) or honest in his grievance. I think it is very likely that their was an oath, given that they likely wouldn't have released him otherwise, and the tricking of the oathgiver is a very Norman thing to do. But the contents of the oath is another matter and it wouldn't be surprising at all if it was somewhat less forthright than the Normans claimed so long as the spirit of thing could be justifiably claimed to be near. Godwinson probably also knew that there would be no great recounting of the circumstances if he won.
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  36. Scotland is part of Britain, I agree that non-ethnic brits should not be able to buy land or businesses here, but Scotland is part of the country and England has plenty of Scottish descendened people who might want to move back up. Additionally much of the rural economy only survived industrialisation through the purchase of peerages in Scotland off of the impoverished local nobility after the clearances failed to clear up their financial problems. Scottish land, despite a lack of intrinsic value went for fortunes due to romantic associations, and thus many villages and towns facing difficult times during the industrial revolution survived. While it would be preferable to repopulate the highlands further restrictions of the use of land would not be positive, and it's not like Scotland has the native population growth to put land to use much anyway. If monks are going to put up monasteries then that is better than things remaining derelict.
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  37. I mean that's the stereotype, much to the frustration of academic historians.
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  38. Blood, Sweat and Arrogance: And myths of Churchhill's war. By Gordon Corrigan. Read it. This was painful. Also Ed Dutton has a lot to say about Churchill, he wrote a book about his childhood, why not ask him.
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  39. In the full version he reveals a lot of evidence of direct Labour party involvement with these groups. He also explains that people should write to their councillors and ask for an extraordinary session in order to condemn the recent government vote, that one will be called with only a handful of counsellors in support, that the GB news team will make itself present for any such session and thus that even if it is voted down those who do so will have it on their record, and it can be used to campaign against them.
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  40. You made a baseless, generalised and seemingly paranoid claim, obviously there is no point directly trying to refute something unhinged.
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  41. Very easy to find women in church, just not under 70 and unmarried.
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  42. He has for a long time been the main guy reaching out and forming connections, it helps that he has a mainstream presence and can bring in people who aren't of our political background. In short he is the one organising them and he doesn't scare normes.
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  43. And for the British elite it was Tuesday.
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  44. He will be in person for the first time at the Scyldings event as a guest speaker, but if he is still shy I suppose they can stick him behind a Victorian dressing screen.
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  45. It's Calvinist, just the Scottish version.
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  46. Strangely no, the thing is that basically all priestly classes across history have argued that reality is up to the whims of fickle gods and only their interpretation with give one a guide of how to act, therefore you should hold them in the highest esteem and placate them with wealth. Islam was far along enough as a civilisation that this argument was made using the existence of atoms (God continually recreates the atoms of every moment of existence, his will is absolute and everything is at his will, therefore stop focusing on secular science and support religious learning), I have a feeling that certain intellectual trends in the west are trending the same, theories of historical determinism also flirt with it to a degree. The Christians are very strange in not following this trend, though they are utterly bizarre in numerous ways compared to basically any other civilisation, ironically the results of this were taken for granted by much of the enlightenment and then universalised as the basis of humanism. That element is largely what is being talked about by Carl, whatifalthis and the historian Tom Holland of all people (in his book Dominion).
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  47. He did, you were just born two thousand years late.
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  48. Seconded, but in Britain, homeschool as if your life depends on it, because your children's lives do. Even the private schools are only tolerable for a well put together and strong minded boy, it's a terrible influence on girls.
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  49. Very dodgy that the lotus eaters let this be published on their platform, no matter what one thinks of the advice there is a reasonable chance that viewers will make financial decisions they would be wiser not to because of this. The problem with beginners entering the market in the first place is that they put all in on black, it doesn't matter if you give them the terms and conditions may apply spiel, it's exceptionally questionable.
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  50.  @willie2761  Quite, but that just leaves us with the original problem, we are ruled by those who have revoked any right to rule with their actions. Nothing is going to be done through existing system unless they can be taken and held by us. We have no obligation to play to the rules set out to trap us.
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