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NYT: Rep. Steve King Is "White Nationalist" for Saying "We Can't Restore Our Civilization with Somebody Else's Babies."

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From the New York Times:

Steve King Says Civilization Can’t Be Restored With ‘Somebody Else’s Babies’
By MATTHEW HAAG MARCH 12, 2017

On Twitter, Representative Steve King, Republican of Iowa, echoed the principles of white nationalism.

Representative Steve King, a Republican from Iowa who has a history of making inflammatory statements viewed by many as insensitive or outright racist, was roundly criticized on Sunday for his apparent endorsement of white nationalism.

Mr. King made the remark on Twitter when he shared a story by the Voice of Europe website about the far-right Dutch politician Geert Wilders, who wants to end Muslim immigration and ban the Quran and who has called Moroccan immigrants “scum.”

Steve King ✔ @SteveKingIA
Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny. We can’t restore our civilization with somebody else’s babies. https://twitter.com/v_of_europe/status/840724494113206272
10:40 AM – 12 Mar 2017 · Iowa, USA
3,499 3,499 Retweets 5,324 5,324 likes

Critics said that Mr. King echoed the principles of white nationalism, the belief that national identity is linked to the white race and its superiority to other races. Self-proclaimed white nationalists emerged as a small but vocal group during the candidacy of Donald J. Trump, celebrating his promises to crack down on illegal immigration and ban Muslims from entering the United States, as well as heralding his presidential victory as a chance to preserve white culture.

David Duke [blah blah blah] …

But many people quickly condemned Mr. King. “You, Congressman, are simply a bigot,” one person replied. Another person wrote, “You know that you were ‘somebody else’s baby’ too, right? Or do you not understand how this works?”

Uh, how exactly does this work?

Is there something we don’t know about where babies come from? I’m wondering whether reporter Haag has stumbled upon a really big scoop here.

Representative Ted Lieu, a California Democrat who was born in Taiwan, shared a photo of his sons on Twitter.

For some reason, when it comes to immigration policy, non-whites are not expected to agree that somebody else’s babies are good enough. Instead, they are encouraged to demand the demographic transformation of the United States by their relatives.

Mr. King, who was elected to Congress in 2002, questioned what nonwhites have contributed to civilization at a panel discussion in July about the racial makeup of the Republican Party.

“I’d ask you to go back through history and figure out where are these contributions that have been made by these other categories of people that you are talking about,” he said. “Where did any other subgroup of people contribute more to civilization?”

Much outraged sputtering ensued.

Screenshot 2017-03-12 21.33.24

In other news, the Supreme Court ruled the Preamble to the Constitution:

We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

unconstitutional for being anti-Somebody Else’s Babiesist.

 
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  1. Of course, there’s an interpretation that doesn’t involve race. Maybe he’s worried about Christians being replaced with Muslims, and would be happy if they were all black Christians invading the Netherlands? Well, maybe not, plenty of evidence suggests that Rep. Steve King engages in plenty of thought crime of the most evil variety.

    After David Duke’s gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil.

    • Replies: @JohnnyD
    @Jeremy Cooper

    @Jeremy Cooper,
    "After David Duke's gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil."
    I would say Richard Spencer, but Spencer's much more smarter and sophisticated than Duke.

    Replies: @Twinkie, @Maj. Kong, @ben tillman, @europeasant

    , @Barnard
    @Jeremy Cooper


    After David Duke’s gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil.
     
    That is a good question. They will try to move the goalposts on people considered within the mainstream now. We should already be past the point they can use Duke and the Klan, both are totally irrelevant.
    , @Jake
    @Jeremy Cooper

    Steve Sailer is a front runner.

    , @lavoisier
    @Jeremy Cooper

    Anyone who thinks Western civilization is something to be proud of and who believes that white people had something to do with its achievements.

  2. For some reason, what is good, sound, and sensible for Israel is not for gentile nations.

  3. If he’s saying the US should remain white he’s a white nationalist. He didn’t explicitly say that but he hinted at it. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with being a white nationalist (except for all the other white nationalists, but that can change).

  4. For once, the NYT may be right: that was one hell of a woke comment.

  5. @Jeremy Cooper
    Of course, there's an interpretation that doesn't involve race. Maybe he's worried about Christians being replaced with Muslims, and would be happy if they were all black Christians invading the Netherlands? Well, maybe not, plenty of evidence suggests that Rep. Steve King engages in plenty of thought crime of the most evil variety.

    After David Duke's gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil.

    Replies: @JohnnyD, @Barnard, @Jake, @lavoisier

    ,
    “After David Duke’s gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil.”
    I would say Richard Spencer, but Spencer’s much more smarter and sophisticated than Duke.

    • Replies: @Twinkie
    @JohnnyD


    I would say Richard Spencer, but Spencer’s much more smarter and sophisticated than Duke.
     
    Is he "more smarter"? Why? Because he likes Asian women and wears a fancy watch?

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Mr. Anon

    , @Maj. Kong
    @JohnnyD

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7_v_Q095LE

    https://moulton.house.gov/about-seth/

    Spencer is wildly overrated, and gullibly basks in the spotlight of the leftist media. For if only he had the background of the man at the second link, rather than being the worlds most famous right-wing trustafarian.

    Replies: @Jenner Ickham Errican

    , @ben tillman
    @JohnnyD


    “After David Duke’s gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil.”

    I would say Richard Spencer, but Spencer’s much more smarter and sophisticated than Duke.
     
    I'm not sure about that.
    , @europeasant
    @JohnnyD

    Richard Spencer?

    Except for two instances in MSM. He got caught being sucker punched and someone claimed he did a hitler salute. Maybe he learned he's still young. Last time I got sucked punched was when I was 16.

  6. The Washington Post has managed to become more hysterical and unhinged than the NYT, which is quite an accomplishment.

  7. When did liberals ever claim they wanted to restore our civilization?

    Critique, deconstruct, transform, etc… Absolutely. Restore, no.

  8. “Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny. We can’t restore our civilization with somebody else’s babies. ”

    They be upset that someone noticed “What’s going on”

    Marvin Gaye ” What’s Going On ” Live 1972

  9. If Steve King is a White Nationalist, then so is Howard Stern, Jerry Seinfeld, Charles Murray, Andrew Dice Clay, Larry the Cable Guy, and Jeff Foxworthy. Everyone’s a White Nationalist … if they are White and Male. This is where Diversity naturally ends … with non-Whites hunting down the last White men into the weeds like the US Army Cavalry at Wounded Knee.

    Over on Twitter, non-Whites and various SJW White women (the natural and eternal alliance) have driven the actor who plays Danny Rand in Marvel’s Iron Fist off Twitter. The character in the comics *IS* White, that’s the whole point, but Twitter Diversity Enforcers want an Asian character. Because Whites cannot be martial artists, that’s cultural appropriation. [Quick somebody better tell Dolph Lungren and Chuck Norris.]

    We’ve gone from Walker Texas Ranger, where Chuck Norris’s roundhouse kicks and martial arts were seen as just part of the cultural landscape, to a point of active White-hunting which is what this is — how is King’s comments part of White supremacy? He’s not calling for colonial rule over Africa; just not relying on other people’s babies. A point Japan takes very seriously.

    This is momentum based — Non-Whites and SJW White Women feel they have corporate America, the media, NGOs, Government, the Deep State all on their side and that’s all that matters. They do have all that on their side. But its not the only thing that matters. Massive job disruption by AI is coming within a few years at best — when half the adults can’t find a job due to AI/Robotics making them obsolete, universal income and kicking all the others out is a going to be THE driving point of survival.

    • Replies: @Neoconned
    @Whiskey

    Whiskey check out the Frey/Osbourne study on job automation from Oxford University in 2013. ....

    Their figures I believe we're 45pc of jobs on the high end were subject to automation.

    Even if it's a quarter or a third can you imagine the insane fucking social and cultural AND economic upheaval this will cause?

    As you put it several weeks ago we have nukes & special forces, etc but "so what, the Soviet Union did too....."

    This country will be Yugoslavia in 30 years, or less. Get your economic affairs in order now, before it goes Mad Max...
    .

    Replies: @Harry Baldwin

  10. Check out this incredible response from Chelsea Clinton:

    Chelsea Clinton Retweeted Steve King
    Clearly the Congressman does not view all our children as, well, all our children. Particularly ironic & painful on Purim.

    Amazing.

    • Replies: @Opinionator
    @Bill P

    Fair to say that Purim is the celebration of the wiping out/genocide of a Gentile blood line?

    , @Ivy
    @Bill P

    Are Chelsea Clinton's tweets somehow tax-deductible or otherwise expensed to a campaign?

    , @Jenner Ickham Errican
    @Bill P

    Chelsea can go Sukkot.

    , @Altai
    @Bill P

    I feel this is an appropriate response seeing as JonTron is half Amalek (Or post-Trump, maybe full Amalek?)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXzEcwYs8Eo

    Now I know how SJWs feel. My only response is, wow just wow... (Did her husbands rabbi give her a different interpretation of Purim or something?!)

    Replies: @Altai

    , @International Jew
    @Bill P

    Happy Purim, Chelsea!
    Yeah, a lot of people are running around now comparing Trump to Haman. I tell 'em Haman was Obama with his anti-Israel diplomatic offensive back in December.

    , @Parsifal
    @Bill P

    I'm surprised she did not write "2017".

  11. @Jeremy Cooper
    Of course, there's an interpretation that doesn't involve race. Maybe he's worried about Christians being replaced with Muslims, and would be happy if they were all black Christians invading the Netherlands? Well, maybe not, plenty of evidence suggests that Rep. Steve King engages in plenty of thought crime of the most evil variety.

    After David Duke's gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil.

    Replies: @JohnnyD, @Barnard, @Jake, @lavoisier

    After David Duke’s gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil.

    That is a good question. They will try to move the goalposts on people considered within the mainstream now. We should already be past the point they can use Duke and the Klan, both are totally irrelevant.

  12. For a little background on Purim:

    Esther 9:

    12And the king said unto Esther the queen, The Jews have slain and destroyed five hundred men in Shushan the palace, and the ten sons of Haman; what have they done in the rest of the king’s provinces? now what is thy petition? and it shall be granted thee: or what is thy request further? and it shall be done. 13Then said Esther, If it please the king, let it be granted to the Jews which are in Shushan to do to morrow also according unto this day’s decree, and let Haman’s ten sons be hanged upon the gallows. 14And the king commanded it so to be done: and the decree was given at Shushan; and they hanged Haman’s ten sons. 15For the Jews that were in Shushan gathered themselves together on the fourteenth day also of the month Adar, and slew three hundred men at Shushan; but on the prey they laid not their hand.

    “All our children” my ass. I don’t know whether Chelsea is a moron or whether she has a sick sense of humor.

    • Replies: @Opinionator
    @Bill P

    I'm not sure I quite follow what you are getting at.

    , @Charles Erwin Wilson
    @Bill P


    let Haman’s ten sons be hanged upon the gallows
     
    Must have sucked to be Haman's sons.
    , @Moshe
    @Bill P

    Oh, her quote thing was disgusting and exploitative but (although she certainly neither meant nor knew this) before the war, lots off gentiles did pretend to be jewish. Whether their genes supplanted the originals is not known - well, it is, they didn't, but boy would her point be brilliantly made if they had!

    Replies: @Opinionator

    , @EriK
    @Bill P

    I'm gonna guess Chelsea is a moron. She's never shown a sense of humor.

    , @Jenner Ickham Errican
    @Bill P

    From Da Jesus Book: Hawaii Pidgin New Testament


    Da king tell Queen Esther, “Da Jews wen kill 500 guys awready inside da strong walls Susa town. Dey wen kill Haman ten boys too. Wat dey do inside my odda districks? Now, wat odda ting you like? Wateva you aks, I give um to you!” Esther tell, “If you tink az good, let da Jews inside Susa do da same ting tomorrow too, an let dem hang Haman's ten boys mahke bodies on top poses.” So da king make one mo rule fo inside Susa town, fo hang Haman's ten boys mahke bodies.

    Da Jews inside Susa wen come togedda one mo time on March 8, an dey kill 300 mo guys inside Susa town, but dey no take dea stuffs. Da same time, da odda Jews inside da king's districks wen come togedda fo take care demself, fo no let da guys dat hate dem bodda dem no moa. Dey kill 75,000 guys, but dey no take dea stuffs. Dey do dis on March 7. Den March 8, dey res, an make big party an stay feel real good inside.
     
    , @SPMoore8
    @Bill P

    I think what she is getting at is that, in practice, Purim is a kind of Jewish Halloween. That's where the kids thing comes in.

    Outside of that, it was just another generic stupid comment.

    As to the congressman's comment, I can only repeat what I always say: #1 - If the Europoids don't reproduce, they will be replaced. It will be less traumatic for people like us, who can foresee the consequences, than it will be for liberals, when they find out just how illiberal most non-Europoid civilizations are. They still don't understand that.

    #2 - Having been to the Far East for extended periods, I really would hate if the US turned into as crowded a hellhole as other parts of the planet. Again, when it happens, we at least won't be surprised.

    Replies: @Clifford Brown

    , @Sayless
    @Bill P

    Chelsea a moron or has a sick sense of humor?

    Moron.

  13. Can’t Zing the King?

  14. D*&^%n, what a great opportunity to increase the American GDP! All we have to do is get the cheapest babies! Woo ho, send me my Nobel prize check soonest!

    • Replies: @Autochthon
    @anonymous

    Just think how many Pampers we will sell!

  15. @Bill P
    For a little background on Purim:

    Esther 9:

    12And the king said unto Esther the queen, The Jews have slain and destroyed five hundred men in Shushan the palace, and the ten sons of Haman; what have they done in the rest of the king's provinces? now what is thy petition? and it shall be granted thee: or what is thy request further? and it shall be done. 13Then said Esther, If it please the king, let it be granted to the Jews which are in Shushan to do to morrow also according unto this day's decree, and let Haman's ten sons be hanged upon the gallows. 14And the king commanded it so to be done: and the decree was given at Shushan; and they hanged Haman's ten sons. 15For the Jews that were in Shushan gathered themselves together on the fourteenth day also of the month Adar, and slew three hundred men at Shushan; but on the prey they laid not their hand.
     
    "All our children" my ass. I don't know whether Chelsea is a moron or whether she has a sick sense of humor.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Charles Erwin Wilson, @Moshe, @EriK, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @SPMoore8, @Sayless

    I’m not sure I quite follow what you are getting at.

  16. @Bill P
    Check out this incredible response from Chelsea Clinton:


    Chelsea Clinton Retweeted Steve King
    Clearly the Congressman does not view all our children as, well, all our children. Particularly ironic & painful on Purim.
     
    Amazing.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Ivy, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @Altai, @International Jew, @Parsifal

    Fair to say that Purim is the celebration of the wiping out/genocide of a Gentile blood line?

  17. “For a little background on Purim:”

    Like most old time religions, the attitude seems to be “they tried to kill us, we won and killed them, let’s eat.”

    • Replies: @Opinionator
    @anonymous

    > "Like most old time religions"

    Um, in what other old time religions is that the attitude?

    , @Desiderius
    @anonymous

    It's admittedly a low bar.

    It's also one the new religion followed zealously by the Post fails to clear.

  18. @Bill P
    For a little background on Purim:

    Esther 9:

    12And the king said unto Esther the queen, The Jews have slain and destroyed five hundred men in Shushan the palace, and the ten sons of Haman; what have they done in the rest of the king's provinces? now what is thy petition? and it shall be granted thee: or what is thy request further? and it shall be done. 13Then said Esther, If it please the king, let it be granted to the Jews which are in Shushan to do to morrow also according unto this day's decree, and let Haman's ten sons be hanged upon the gallows. 14And the king commanded it so to be done: and the decree was given at Shushan; and they hanged Haman's ten sons. 15For the Jews that were in Shushan gathered themselves together on the fourteenth day also of the month Adar, and slew three hundred men at Shushan; but on the prey they laid not their hand.
     
    "All our children" my ass. I don't know whether Chelsea is a moron or whether she has a sick sense of humor.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Charles Erwin Wilson, @Moshe, @EriK, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @SPMoore8, @Sayless

    let Haman’s ten sons be hanged upon the gallows

    Must have sucked to be Haman’s sons.

  19. Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny. We can’t restore our civilization with somebody else’s babies.

    Critics said that Mr. King echoed the principles of white nationalism, the belief that national identity is linked to the white race and its superiority to other races.

    Well, Whites’ superiority at producing White babies is undisputed.

    Note the by-default-biologically-determinist argument implicit in the hysteric’s argument: no, the culture of parents, and the children they raise, don’t matter.

  20. Moshe says:
    @Bill P
    For a little background on Purim:

    Esther 9:

    12And the king said unto Esther the queen, The Jews have slain and destroyed five hundred men in Shushan the palace, and the ten sons of Haman; what have they done in the rest of the king's provinces? now what is thy petition? and it shall be granted thee: or what is thy request further? and it shall be done. 13Then said Esther, If it please the king, let it be granted to the Jews which are in Shushan to do to morrow also according unto this day's decree, and let Haman's ten sons be hanged upon the gallows. 14And the king commanded it so to be done: and the decree was given at Shushan; and they hanged Haman's ten sons. 15For the Jews that were in Shushan gathered themselves together on the fourteenth day also of the month Adar, and slew three hundred men at Shushan; but on the prey they laid not their hand.
     
    "All our children" my ass. I don't know whether Chelsea is a moron or whether she has a sick sense of humor.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Charles Erwin Wilson, @Moshe, @EriK, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @SPMoore8, @Sayless

    Oh, her quote thing was disgusting and exploitative but (although she certainly neither meant nor knew this) before the war, lots off gentiles did pretend to be jewish. Whether their genes supplanted the originals is not known – well, it is, they didn’t, but boy would her point be brilliantly made if they had!

    • Replies: @Opinionator
    @Moshe

    I feel like I'm missing something in Clinton's tweet and in Bill P's posts on this and the replies.

    Oh, her quote thing was disgusting and exploitative

    In what way was it those things?

    And why would her point (whatever it was) be well made under your hypothetical?

  21. I thought they were mostly lefty in Iowa, but I guess the northwest corner has lots of Dutch who are more conservative.

  22. @Bill P
    For a little background on Purim:

    Esther 9:

    12And the king said unto Esther the queen, The Jews have slain and destroyed five hundred men in Shushan the palace, and the ten sons of Haman; what have they done in the rest of the king's provinces? now what is thy petition? and it shall be granted thee: or what is thy request further? and it shall be done. 13Then said Esther, If it please the king, let it be granted to the Jews which are in Shushan to do to morrow also according unto this day's decree, and let Haman's ten sons be hanged upon the gallows. 14And the king commanded it so to be done: and the decree was given at Shushan; and they hanged Haman's ten sons. 15For the Jews that were in Shushan gathered themselves together on the fourteenth day also of the month Adar, and slew three hundred men at Shushan; but on the prey they laid not their hand.
     
    "All our children" my ass. I don't know whether Chelsea is a moron or whether she has a sick sense of humor.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Charles Erwin Wilson, @Moshe, @EriK, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @SPMoore8, @Sayless

    I’m gonna guess Chelsea is a moron. She’s never shown a sense of humor.

  23. I’m gonna guess Chelsea is a moron. She’s never shown a sense of humor.

    Humorless and not very bright – she is certainly her mother’s daughter.

    • Replies: @Opinionator
    @Mr. Anon

    People say Hillary Clinton actually has a good sense of humor.

    Replies: @Mr. Anon, @Jenner Ickham Errican

  24. Much pointing and sputtering for a statement which is self-evidently true.

  25. @Bill P
    Check out this incredible response from Chelsea Clinton:


    Chelsea Clinton Retweeted Steve King
    Clearly the Congressman does not view all our children as, well, all our children. Particularly ironic & painful on Purim.
     
    Amazing.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Ivy, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @Altai, @International Jew, @Parsifal

    Are Chelsea Clinton’s tweets somehow tax-deductible or otherwise expensed to a campaign?

  26. @Bill P
    Check out this incredible response from Chelsea Clinton:


    Chelsea Clinton Retweeted Steve King
    Clearly the Congressman does not view all our children as, well, all our children. Particularly ironic & painful on Purim.
     
    Amazing.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Ivy, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @Altai, @International Jew, @Parsifal

    Chelsea can go Sukkot.

  27. Ted Lieu is the scum who literally threatened legislative action against Lowe’s after they pulled sponsorship from a reality show about American Muslims.

    Literally.

  28. Anonymous • Disclaimer says:

    Noah Smith‏ @Noahpinion 9 hours ago

    Steve King is a fool. Immigrants are the *only* way to restore our civilization. And they ain’t gonna come from Europe.

    Noah Smith‏ @Noahpinion 9 hours ago

    White nationalism is antithetical to the whole idea of America.

    Noah Smith‏ @Noahpinion 5 hours ago

    Immigrants are becoming “one people” with native-born Americans. The Founders’ bet is still paying off.

    https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-03-10/immigration-works-fine-when-newcomers-integrate

    • Replies: @Maj. Kong
    @Anonymous


    Noah Smith‏ @Noahpinion 9 hours ago
    Steve King is a fool. Immigrants are the *only* way to restore our civilization. And they ain’t gonna come from Europe.
     
    The *only* way to restore our civilization is to disestablish the state religion of Cultural Marxism/Feminism.

    We need the old traditional society based on patriarchy, the Western European Marriage Pattern, and the claims of Christianity. Particularly to this country, we need to return to the traditional foreign policy laid down by Washington's Farewell Address.
    , @Daniel Chieh
    @Anonymous

    I'm pretty happy to see the discourse move right. Its a strange and hopeful thing to see views seen as forbidden begin to make a reemergence.

    And yes, before the usual trolls reply, I'm aware that it may be to my disadvantage. But self-interest shouldn't be the barometer of truth, guys.

    Replies: @L Woods, @Desiderius

  29. @Bill P
    For a little background on Purim:

    Esther 9:

    12And the king said unto Esther the queen, The Jews have slain and destroyed five hundred men in Shushan the palace, and the ten sons of Haman; what have they done in the rest of the king's provinces? now what is thy petition? and it shall be granted thee: or what is thy request further? and it shall be done. 13Then said Esther, If it please the king, let it be granted to the Jews which are in Shushan to do to morrow also according unto this day's decree, and let Haman's ten sons be hanged upon the gallows. 14And the king commanded it so to be done: and the decree was given at Shushan; and they hanged Haman's ten sons. 15For the Jews that were in Shushan gathered themselves together on the fourteenth day also of the month Adar, and slew three hundred men at Shushan; but on the prey they laid not their hand.
     
    "All our children" my ass. I don't know whether Chelsea is a moron or whether she has a sick sense of humor.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Charles Erwin Wilson, @Moshe, @EriK, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @SPMoore8, @Sayless

    From Da Jesus Book: Hawaii Pidgin New Testament

    Da king tell Queen Esther, “Da Jews wen kill 500 guys awready inside da strong walls Susa town. Dey wen kill Haman ten boys too. Wat dey do inside my odda districks? Now, wat odda ting you like? Wateva you aks, I give um to you!” Esther tell, “If you tink az good, let da Jews inside Susa do da same ting tomorrow too, an let dem hang Haman’s ten boys mahke bodies on top poses.” So da king make one mo rule fo inside Susa town, fo hang Haman’s ten boys mahke bodies.

    Da Jews inside Susa wen come togedda one mo time on March 8, an dey kill 300 mo guys inside Susa town, but dey no take dea stuffs. Da same time, da odda Jews inside da king’s districks wen come togedda fo take care demself, fo no let da guys dat hate dem bodda dem no moa. Dey kill 75,000 guys, but dey no take dea stuffs. Dey do dis on March 7. Den March 8, dey res, an make big party an stay feel real good inside.

  30. Steve King ✔ @SteveKingIA
    Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny. We can’t restore our civilization with somebody else’s babies. https://twitter.com/v_of_europe/status/840724494113206272

    Hey, the Jews in Israel agree. After all, we don’t see them bolstering their numbers by letting in Arabs…..

  31. I knew about preference cascades long ago, I knew that the White Nationalism issue would emerge suddenly, I just didn’t know when it would happen and what would trigger the cascade. Trump really did move the Overton Window and, as importantly, he showed all politicians that one can stand firm against criticism.

    If King had made this statement even a few years ago he would have marginalized himself and would, likely, have issued some type of apology, thus preserving the narrative of our times.

    Trump will be on of the most consequential Presidents in history for his accomplishment of changing how politics is conducted.

    • Replies: @Ed
    @TangoMan

    King may eventually apologize for sure other GOP congressmen will be called upon & will disavow. For now though his tweet has been up for 10 hours & hes tweeted subsequently about other topics.

    That to me is a win. People are waking up. Dents are being made. This as you say is Trump's doing, shifting the terms of debate to a more rationalized place.

  32. @Bill P
    For a little background on Purim:

    Esther 9:

    12And the king said unto Esther the queen, The Jews have slain and destroyed five hundred men in Shushan the palace, and the ten sons of Haman; what have they done in the rest of the king's provinces? now what is thy petition? and it shall be granted thee: or what is thy request further? and it shall be done. 13Then said Esther, If it please the king, let it be granted to the Jews which are in Shushan to do to morrow also according unto this day's decree, and let Haman's ten sons be hanged upon the gallows. 14And the king commanded it so to be done: and the decree was given at Shushan; and they hanged Haman's ten sons. 15For the Jews that were in Shushan gathered themselves together on the fourteenth day also of the month Adar, and slew three hundred men at Shushan; but on the prey they laid not their hand.
     
    "All our children" my ass. I don't know whether Chelsea is a moron or whether she has a sick sense of humor.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Charles Erwin Wilson, @Moshe, @EriK, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @SPMoore8, @Sayless

    I think what she is getting at is that, in practice, Purim is a kind of Jewish Halloween. That’s where the kids thing comes in.

    Outside of that, it was just another generic stupid comment.

    As to the congressman’s comment, I can only repeat what I always say: #1 – If the Europoids don’t reproduce, they will be replaced. It will be less traumatic for people like us, who can foresee the consequences, than it will be for liberals, when they find out just how illiberal most non-Europoid civilizations are. They still don’t understand that.

    #2 – Having been to the Far East for extended periods, I really would hate if the US turned into as crowded a hellhole as other parts of the planet. Again, when it happens, we at least won’t be surprised.

    • Replies: @Clifford Brown
    @SPMoore8


    I think what she is getting at is that, in practice, Purim is a kind of Jewish Halloween. That’s where the kids thing comes in.

    Outside of that, it was just another generic stupid comment.
     
    Chelsea's comment regarding Purim does make sense if you view Purim as not Jewish Halloween, but as another Jewish holiday in which the extermination of the Jewish people is narrowly averted. This is kind of a theme in Jewish holidays. Mean Old Haman was determined to exterminate the Jewish people of the Persian Empire until Esther used her charms on the Persian King to save the day. Many Jews see in the Esther story clear parallels with ancient Egypt, the Roman occupation and The Holocaust.

    So Rep. King's lack of appreciation for all children can be seen as echoing Haman's lack of appreciation for the Jewish children in ancient Persia, another multi-ethnic empire.

    Now, Haman's extended kin were exterminated in revenge for Haman's plot, but that is a whole other story.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Bill, @Achmed E. Newman

  33. @anonymous
    "For a little background on Purim:"

    Like most old time religions, the attitude seems to be "they tried to kill us, we won and killed them, let's eat."

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Desiderius

    > “Like most old time religions”

    Um, in what other old time religions is that the attitude?

  34. @Moshe
    @Bill P

    Oh, her quote thing was disgusting and exploitative but (although she certainly neither meant nor knew this) before the war, lots off gentiles did pretend to be jewish. Whether their genes supplanted the originals is not known - well, it is, they didn't, but boy would her point be brilliantly made if they had!

    Replies: @Opinionator

    I feel like I’m missing something in Clinton’s tweet and in Bill P’s posts on this and the replies.

    Oh, her quote thing was disgusting and exploitative

    In what way was it those things?

    And why would her point (whatever it was) be well made under your hypothetical?

  35. @Mr. Anon

    I’m gonna guess Chelsea is a moron. She’s never shown a sense of humor.
     
    Humorless and not very bright - she is certainly her mother's daughter.

    Replies: @Opinionator

    People say Hillary Clinton actually has a good sense of humor.

    • Replies: @Mr. Anon
    @Opinionator


    People say Hillary Clinton actually has a good sense of humor.
     
    People also say she surrounds herself with toadies and yes-men. Perhaps it is they who say she has a good sense of humor.
    , @Jenner Ickham Errican
    @Opinionator


    People say Hillary Clinton actually has a good sense of humor.
     
    Judge for yourself:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqYJRc0TJkQ

    Replies: @Mr. Anon

  36. King has long had the best twitter feed of any US politician. He gets every important issue right and steadily pushes the boundaries of mainstream right discourse out, but is careful with his targets and his language.

    Besides being the congressman most concerned with demographic replacement, he makes friends and supports the reasonable nationalist right in Europe (Le Pen, Wilders, UKIP, Putin) and is very pro-Israel, pro-Christianity and pro-military.

    He also does a good job provoking leftist overreaction. He’s in a very safe GOP seat, but the lefties are now dumping small donations at his hopeless opponent. They are also hitting back on twitter saying things like

    these inbred rednecks could do with a few new genes in their pool

    If I had your shitty culture, I’d be worried about it being swept away, too.

    white culture doesn’t need saving. It needs an upgrade

    Another white person talking about their “pure culture” who stole their culture from 5000 other civilizations, nice

    Provoking the left to make their white-hate explicit like this is valuable.

    • Agree: Desiderius, lavoisier
  37. @Bill P
    Check out this incredible response from Chelsea Clinton:


    Chelsea Clinton Retweeted Steve King
    Clearly the Congressman does not view all our children as, well, all our children. Particularly ironic & painful on Purim.
     
    Amazing.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Ivy, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @Altai, @International Jew, @Parsifal

    I feel this is an appropriate response seeing as JonTron is half Amalek (Or post-Trump, maybe full Amalek?)

    Now I know how SJWs feel. My only response is, wow just wow… (Did her husbands rabbi give her a different interpretation of Purim or something?!)

    • Replies: @Altai
    @Altai

    Wow! He has gone full Amalek!

    https://twitter.com/JonTronShow/status/841051513212547072

  38. Ed says:
    @TangoMan
    I knew about preference cascades long ago, I knew that the White Nationalism issue would emerge suddenly, I just didn't know when it would happen and what would trigger the cascade. Trump really did move the Overton Window and, as importantly, he showed all politicians that one can stand firm against criticism.

    If King had made this statement even a few years ago he would have marginalized himself and would, likely, have issued some type of apology, thus preserving the narrative of our times.

    Trump will be on of the most consequential Presidents in history for his accomplishment of changing how politics is conducted.

    Replies: @Ed

    King may eventually apologize for sure other GOP congressmen will be called upon & will disavow. For now though his tweet has been up for 10 hours & hes tweeted subsequently about other topics.

    That to me is a win. People are waking up. Dents are being made. This as you say is Trump’s doing, shifting the terms of debate to a more rationalized place.

  39. @SPMoore8
    @Bill P

    I think what she is getting at is that, in practice, Purim is a kind of Jewish Halloween. That's where the kids thing comes in.

    Outside of that, it was just another generic stupid comment.

    As to the congressman's comment, I can only repeat what I always say: #1 - If the Europoids don't reproduce, they will be replaced. It will be less traumatic for people like us, who can foresee the consequences, than it will be for liberals, when they find out just how illiberal most non-Europoid civilizations are. They still don't understand that.

    #2 - Having been to the Far East for extended periods, I really would hate if the US turned into as crowded a hellhole as other parts of the planet. Again, when it happens, we at least won't be surprised.

    Replies: @Clifford Brown

    I think what she is getting at is that, in practice, Purim is a kind of Jewish Halloween. That’s where the kids thing comes in.

    Outside of that, it was just another generic stupid comment.

    Chelsea’s comment regarding Purim does make sense if you view Purim as not Jewish Halloween, but as another Jewish holiday in which the extermination of the Jewish people is narrowly averted. This is kind of a theme in Jewish holidays. Mean Old Haman was determined to exterminate the Jewish people of the Persian Empire until Esther used her charms on the Persian King to save the day. Many Jews see in the Esther story clear parallels with ancient Egypt, the Roman occupation and The Holocaust.

    So Rep. King’s lack of appreciation for all children can be seen as echoing Haman’s lack of appreciation for the Jewish children in ancient Persia, another multi-ethnic empire.

    Now, Haman’s extended kin were exterminated in revenge for Haman’s plot, but that is a whole other story.

    • Replies: @Opinionator
    @Clifford Brown

    Now, Haman’s extended kin were exterminated in revenge for Haman’s plot, but that is a whole other story.

    How many of the major jewish holidays do NOT include the celebration of the murder of Gentiles?

    , @Bill
    @Clifford Brown


    Now, Haman’s extended kin were exterminated in revenge for Haman’s plot, but that is a whole other story.
     
    This kind of misses the point. Think about listening to a Serb and a Croat arguing. From both of them you get both an exquisite, lovingly preserved sense of grievance against the other ("you keep trying to kill me!!!!") and a disturbing willingness to overlook or even approve of their own side killing the other. This thing of crying the victim as you march people into mass graves is symptomatic of extreme ethnocentrism.
    , @Achmed E. Newman
    @Clifford Brown

    Possibly this should have been in the previous posts about the feminists and the tent-dwellers, but I just don't understand men's fascination with certain women:

    You've got your Cleopatra's and such, sure (she looked reasonably hot in the movies), but now I read: "Mean Old Haman was determined to exterminate the Jewish people of the Persian Empire until Esther used her charms on the Persian King to save the day. "

    How is that even possible? Are we talking about the same Esther here?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXaipetoXF8

    or am I just talking out my ass?

    Replies: @Desiderius

  40. Ed says:

    Truth be told though after Trump’s victory I’m more hopeful that the situation will stabilize. Illegal migration will slow and enforcement is ratcheting up. If Trump can get half the illegals out & make changes to legal immigration, I think we’re good. We have low numbers of Muslims, many Hispanics are actually white identified & even some African immigrants are an improvement.

    I noticed that not too many GOPe politicians had much to say. I saw a Cuban GOPer ask King some snarky question but that’s it. Usually Ben Sasse will send up some virtue signaling tweet but I didn’t see one tonight. Maybe the worm is slowly turning.

  41. @Clifford Brown
    @SPMoore8


    I think what she is getting at is that, in practice, Purim is a kind of Jewish Halloween. That’s where the kids thing comes in.

    Outside of that, it was just another generic stupid comment.
     
    Chelsea's comment regarding Purim does make sense if you view Purim as not Jewish Halloween, but as another Jewish holiday in which the extermination of the Jewish people is narrowly averted. This is kind of a theme in Jewish holidays. Mean Old Haman was determined to exterminate the Jewish people of the Persian Empire until Esther used her charms on the Persian King to save the day. Many Jews see in the Esther story clear parallels with ancient Egypt, the Roman occupation and The Holocaust.

    So Rep. King's lack of appreciation for all children can be seen as echoing Haman's lack of appreciation for the Jewish children in ancient Persia, another multi-ethnic empire.

    Now, Haman's extended kin were exterminated in revenge for Haman's plot, but that is a whole other story.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Bill, @Achmed E. Newman

    Now, Haman’s extended kin were exterminated in revenge for Haman’s plot, but that is a whole other story.

    How many of the major jewish holidays do NOT include the celebration of the murder of Gentiles?

  42. @Whiskey
    If Steve King is a White Nationalist, then so is Howard Stern, Jerry Seinfeld, Charles Murray, Andrew Dice Clay, Larry the Cable Guy, and Jeff Foxworthy. Everyone's a White Nationalist ... if they are White and Male. This is where Diversity naturally ends ... with non-Whites hunting down the last White men into the weeds like the US Army Cavalry at Wounded Knee.

    Over on Twitter, non-Whites and various SJW White women (the natural and eternal alliance) have driven the actor who plays Danny Rand in Marvel's Iron Fist off Twitter. The character in the comics *IS* White, that's the whole point, but Twitter Diversity Enforcers want an Asian character. Because Whites cannot be martial artists, that's cultural appropriation. [Quick somebody better tell Dolph Lungren and Chuck Norris.]

    We've gone from Walker Texas Ranger, where Chuck Norris's roundhouse kicks and martial arts were seen as just part of the cultural landscape, to a point of active White-hunting which is what this is -- how is King's comments part of White supremacy? He's not calling for colonial rule over Africa; just not relying on other people's babies. A point Japan takes very seriously.

    This is momentum based -- Non-Whites and SJW White Women feel they have corporate America, the media, NGOs, Government, the Deep State all on their side and that's all that matters. They do have all that on their side. But its not the only thing that matters. Massive job disruption by AI is coming within a few years at best -- when half the adults can't find a job due to AI/Robotics making them obsolete, universal income and kicking all the others out is a going to be THE driving point of survival.

    Replies: @Neoconned

    Whiskey check out the Frey/Osbourne study on job automation from Oxford University in 2013. ….

    Their figures I believe we’re 45pc of jobs on the high end were subject to automation.

    Even if it’s a quarter or a third can you imagine the insane fucking social and cultural AND economic upheaval this will cause?

    As you put it several weeks ago we have nukes & special forces, etc but “so what, the Soviet Union did too…..”

    This country will be Yugoslavia in 30 years, or less. Get your economic affairs in order now, before it goes Mad Max…
    .

    • Replies: @Harry Baldwin
    @Neoconned

    When all the bad things start happening, I'm not sure the advice to "Get your economic affairs in order" will help much.

  43. @Opinionator
    @Mr. Anon

    People say Hillary Clinton actually has a good sense of humor.

    Replies: @Mr. Anon, @Jenner Ickham Errican

    People say Hillary Clinton actually has a good sense of humor.

    People also say she surrounds herself with toadies and yes-men. Perhaps it is they who say she has a good sense of humor.

  44. @Bill P
    For a little background on Purim:

    Esther 9:

    12And the king said unto Esther the queen, The Jews have slain and destroyed five hundred men in Shushan the palace, and the ten sons of Haman; what have they done in the rest of the king's provinces? now what is thy petition? and it shall be granted thee: or what is thy request further? and it shall be done. 13Then said Esther, If it please the king, let it be granted to the Jews which are in Shushan to do to morrow also according unto this day's decree, and let Haman's ten sons be hanged upon the gallows. 14And the king commanded it so to be done: and the decree was given at Shushan; and they hanged Haman's ten sons. 15For the Jews that were in Shushan gathered themselves together on the fourteenth day also of the month Adar, and slew three hundred men at Shushan; but on the prey they laid not their hand.
     
    "All our children" my ass. I don't know whether Chelsea is a moron or whether she has a sick sense of humor.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Charles Erwin Wilson, @Moshe, @EriK, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @SPMoore8, @Sayless

    Chelsea a moron or has a sick sense of humor?

    Moron.

  45. @anonymous
    "For a little background on Purim:"

    Like most old time religions, the attitude seems to be "they tried to kill us, we won and killed them, let's eat."

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Desiderius

    It’s admittedly a low bar.

    It’s also one the new religion followed zealously by the Post fails to clear.

  46. @anonymous
    D*&^%n, what a great opportunity to increase the American GDP! All we have to do is get the cheapest babies! Woo ho, send me my Nobel prize check soonest!

    Replies: @Autochthon

    Just think how many Pampers we will sell!

  47. I’m thinking the one assuming “our” means white and “someone else” means non-white is the racist here.

    What am I missing?

  48. @Opinionator
    @Mr. Anon

    People say Hillary Clinton actually has a good sense of humor.

    Replies: @Mr. Anon, @Jenner Ickham Errican

    People say Hillary Clinton actually has a good sense of humor.

    Judge for yourself:

    • Replies: @Mr. Anon
    @Jenner Ickham Errican

    I have noticed that Mrs. Clinton and Kate McKinnon are actually starting to look more like one another. Maybe Hillary is transferring her life force into Kate's body in order to live for another 60 years.

    Replies: @Olorin

  49. @Bill P
    Check out this incredible response from Chelsea Clinton:


    Chelsea Clinton Retweeted Steve King
    Clearly the Congressman does not view all our children as, well, all our children. Particularly ironic & painful on Purim.
     
    Amazing.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Ivy, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @Altai, @International Jew, @Parsifal

    Happy Purim, Chelsea!
    Yeah, a lot of people are running around now comparing Trump to Haman. I tell ’em Haman was Obama with his anti-Israel diplomatic offensive back in December.

  50. @JohnnyD
    @Jeremy Cooper

    @Jeremy Cooper,
    "After David Duke's gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil."
    I would say Richard Spencer, but Spencer's much more smarter and sophisticated than Duke.

    Replies: @Twinkie, @Maj. Kong, @ben tillman, @europeasant

    I would say Richard Spencer, but Spencer’s much more smarter and sophisticated than Duke.

    Is he “more smarter”? Why? Because he likes Asian women and wears a fancy watch?

    • Replies: @Maj. Kong
    @Twinkie

    Spencer is married to a Russian woman.

    Replies: @Twinkie

    , @Mr. Anon
    @Twinkie


    Is he “more smarter”? Why? Because he likes Asian women and wears a fancy watch?
     
    No, probably because he is a lot smarter than Duke.
  51. I’m with Steve King on this one. And his remark is perfectly consistent with a “citizenist” view on immigration.

  52. Restore? No.

    Replace? Yes. That has always been the idea.

    Your enemies actions are not accidental, they are deliberate and coordinated.

    And make no mistake…they are your enemies. And you are theirs.

  53. @Twinkie
    @JohnnyD


    I would say Richard Spencer, but Spencer’s much more smarter and sophisticated than Duke.
     
    Is he "more smarter"? Why? Because he likes Asian women and wears a fancy watch?

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Mr. Anon

    Spencer is married to a Russian woman.

    • Replies: @Twinkie
    @Maj. Kong


    Spencer is married to a Russian woman.
     
    Is she ethnically Russian? In any case, I believe she and he are parting ways.

    He has dated Asian women and have expressed an admiration for them, calling them "smart and cute" and "a thing" in a recent interview.

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Brutusale

  54. @Jenner Ickham Errican
    @Opinionator


    People say Hillary Clinton actually has a good sense of humor.
     
    Judge for yourself:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqYJRc0TJkQ

    Replies: @Mr. Anon

    I have noticed that Mrs. Clinton and Kate McKinnon are actually starting to look more like one another. Maybe Hillary is transferring her life force into Kate’s body in order to live for another 60 years.

    • Replies: @Olorin
    @Mr. Anon

    Then there's....

    https://i2.wp.com/www.commonsenseevaluation.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/hillary-aged.jpg

  55. @Twinkie
    @JohnnyD


    I would say Richard Spencer, but Spencer’s much more smarter and sophisticated than Duke.
     
    Is he "more smarter"? Why? Because he likes Asian women and wears a fancy watch?

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Mr. Anon

    Is he “more smarter”? Why? Because he likes Asian women and wears a fancy watch?

    No, probably because he is a lot smarter than Duke.

  56. @JohnnyD
    @Jeremy Cooper

    @Jeremy Cooper,
    "After David Duke's gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil."
    I would say Richard Spencer, but Spencer's much more smarter and sophisticated than Duke.

    Replies: @Twinkie, @Maj. Kong, @ben tillman, @europeasant

    https://moulton.house.gov/about-seth/

    Spencer is wildly overrated, and gullibly basks in the spotlight of the leftist media. For if only he had the background of the man at the second link, rather than being the worlds most famous right-wing trustafarian.

    • Replies: @Jenner Ickham Errican
    @Maj. Kong

    Both Spencer and Moulton have similarly ‘privileged’ backgrounds. From what I can tell, Richard Spencer is far more the patriot than Seth Moulton. Serving with valor during wartime doesn’t excuse treason in the here and now. Read this and weep (unless you’re a totalitarian, then rejoice).

    Moulton, like war hero John McCain, can get bent.

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Brutusale

  57. In an era where a Congressional Representative runs around saying things like this, how does iSteve remain enticing when it is very dependent upon being a forbidden delight?

    • Replies: @Maj. Kong
    @anonguy

    Infowars went mainstream, if things manage to keep going our way, perhaps Steve can get a Heritage Foundation/AEI sinecure. Perhaps we can take over National Review like Zuckerberg's gay roommate took over the New Republic.

    , @Achmed E. Newman
    @anonguy


    In an era where a Congressional Representative runs around saying things like this, how does iSteve remain enticing when it is very dependent upon being a forbidden delight?
     
    Anonguy, I would hope most people read iSteve, along with a majority of unz, because they like to read the truth, not because it's forbidden fruit. If truthtelling in media is ever in vogue again, I'd have so many sites to read that I'd never get anything done. Another drawback would be that I wouldn't be able to get a comment in edgewise. That'd be a small price to pay for a post-PeakStupidity world though.

    I'll keep writing, and you young un' keep quacking, tweeting, twittering and all that - knock yourselves out. It looks like we're starting to make a small dent in the driver's side quarter-panel of the Stupid. Next step, call in the Carolina Crusher.*

    * What, not a monster-truck fan?

    Replies: @anonguy

  58. @Neoconned
    @Whiskey

    Whiskey check out the Frey/Osbourne study on job automation from Oxford University in 2013. ....

    Their figures I believe we're 45pc of jobs on the high end were subject to automation.

    Even if it's a quarter or a third can you imagine the insane fucking social and cultural AND economic upheaval this will cause?

    As you put it several weeks ago we have nukes & special forces, etc but "so what, the Soviet Union did too....."

    This country will be Yugoslavia in 30 years, or less. Get your economic affairs in order now, before it goes Mad Max...
    .

    Replies: @Harry Baldwin

    When all the bad things start happening, I’m not sure the advice to “Get your economic affairs in order” will help much.

  59. @Anonymous

    Noah Smith‏ @Noahpinion 9 hours ago

    Steve King is a fool. Immigrants are the *only* way to restore our civilization. And they ain't gonna come from Europe.

    Noah Smith‏ @Noahpinion 9 hours ago

    White nationalism is antithetical to the whole idea of America.

    Noah Smith‏ @Noahpinion 5 hours ago

    Immigrants are becoming "one people" with native-born Americans. The Founders' bet is still paying off.
     

    https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-03-10/immigration-works-fine-when-newcomers-integrate

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Daniel Chieh

    Noah Smith‏ @Noahpinion 9 hours ago
    Steve King is a fool. Immigrants are the *only* way to restore our civilization. And they ain’t gonna come from Europe.

    The *only* way to restore our civilization is to disestablish the state religion of Cultural Marxism/Feminism.

    We need the old traditional society based on patriarchy, the Western European Marriage Pattern, and the claims of Christianity. Particularly to this country, we need to return to the traditional foreign policy laid down by Washington’s Farewell Address.

  60. @anonguy
    In an era where a Congressional Representative runs around saying things like this, how does iSteve remain enticing when it is very dependent upon being a forbidden delight?

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Achmed E. Newman

    Infowars went mainstream, if things manage to keep going our way, perhaps Steve can get a Heritage Foundation/AEI sinecure. Perhaps we can take over National Review like Zuckerberg’s gay roommate took over the New Republic.

  61. @Altai
    @Bill P

    I feel this is an appropriate response seeing as JonTron is half Amalek (Or post-Trump, maybe full Amalek?)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXzEcwYs8Eo

    Now I know how SJWs feel. My only response is, wow just wow... (Did her husbands rabbi give her a different interpretation of Purim or something?!)

    Replies: @Altai

    Wow! He has gone full Amalek!

  62. @Maj. Kong
    @Twinkie

    Spencer is married to a Russian woman.

    Replies: @Twinkie

    Spencer is married to a Russian woman.

    Is she ethnically Russian? In any case, I believe she and he are parting ways.

    He has dated Asian women and have expressed an admiration for them, calling them “smart and cute” and “a thing” in a recent interview.

    • Replies: @Maj. Kong
    @Twinkie

    Interesting, did not know that. If so, it adds more evidence to the pile that Spencer is half-baked.

    Replies: @Twinkie

    , @Brutusale
    @Twinkie

    My call is that there are two big reasons Spencer hooked up with this particular Natasha.

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CyMw_qVUcAADPlk.jpg

  63. @Twinkie
    @Maj. Kong


    Spencer is married to a Russian woman.
     
    Is she ethnically Russian? In any case, I believe she and he are parting ways.

    He has dated Asian women and have expressed an admiration for them, calling them "smart and cute" and "a thing" in a recent interview.

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Brutusale

    Interesting, did not know that. If so, it adds more evidence to the pile that Spencer is half-baked.

    • Replies: @Twinkie
    @Maj. Kong

    Since 1) I am ethnically Asian and 2) have met Asian women of high quality, I am not scandalized or surprised by Richard Spencer's dating preferences.

    However, I am disturbed by 1) his hypocrisy (and a wide divergence between his public rhetoric and private behavior/preferences) and 2) his clueless fantasy bloodthirstiness, i.e. he thinks that his goal of achieving a white ethno-state may be very bloody, but he is apparently cool with it.

    Basically, his antics and attention-seeking seem to serve two groups of people 1) Richard Spencer and 2) the MSM that needs a Nazi bogeyman.

    I think he is terrible at the actual white advocacy. I am deeply concerned about the state of downscale whites in this country, and I do not see him doing a damn thing about it. Instead he seems to be about haircuts and media-whoring.

    Replies: @Maj. Kong

  64. @Maj. Kong
    @Twinkie

    Interesting, did not know that. If so, it adds more evidence to the pile that Spencer is half-baked.

    Replies: @Twinkie

    Since 1) I am ethnically Asian and 2) have met Asian women of high quality, I am not scandalized or surprised by Richard Spencer’s dating preferences.

    However, I am disturbed by 1) his hypocrisy (and a wide divergence between his public rhetoric and private behavior/preferences) and 2) his clueless fantasy bloodthirstiness, i.e. he thinks that his goal of achieving a white ethno-state may be very bloody, but he is apparently cool with it.

    Basically, his antics and attention-seeking seem to serve two groups of people 1) Richard Spencer and 2) the MSM that needs a Nazi bogeyman.

    I think he is terrible at the actual white advocacy. I am deeply concerned about the state of downscale whites in this country, and I do not see him doing a damn thing about it. Instead he seems to be about haircuts and media-whoring.

    • Replies: @Maj. Kong
    @Twinkie

    I was referring to his presumed divorce, but your other points aren't bad. I consider the community and the nation to be extensions of the family, and if you can't be loyal to your wife, people will question your loyalties to the former. (see: FW de Klerk)

    While an "ethnostate" Japan levels of purity aren't likely, it is not outrageous to presume that the US could adopt an immigration moratorium, deportation of illegals and the end of jus soli. That, along with an end to affirmative action and subsidization of underclass fertility, could leave the US at a ~65% white majority, enough to end the left's dream of permanent rule.

    Most of these ideas already exist as separate policies in varying nations, they simply need to be brought together.

    None of that requires my preferred, but unpalatable solutions, such as the deportation of all Marxist "intellectuals", surtaxes on "power couples", restricting full suffrage to at most 10% of the population via the Prussian system.

    Herzl had a dream of a Jewish state, though it doesn't look much like he wanted it to be.

    Replies: @Twinkie, @Andrew

  65. • Replies: @allahu akbar
    @eah

    The fate of the weak is to serve the strong. That is the nature of things, and reality supercedes anythhing in the constition.

    the fate of western, sensitve, effeminate cucks it to be rules by strong, masculine men.

    In your hearts you know i am right. That is why you fear.

    ahallu akbar

    Replies: @eah, @Desiderius

  66. @eah
    https://twitter.com/RichardBSpencer/status/841136329031335937

    Replies: @allahu akbar

    The fate of the weak is to serve the strong. That is the nature of things, and reality supercedes anythhing in the constition.

    the fate of western, sensitve, effeminate cucks it to be rules by strong, masculine men.

    In your hearts you know i am right. That is why you fear.

    ahallu akbar

    • Replies: @eah
    @allahu akbar

    Eloquently said. And creatively spelled.

    , @Desiderius
    @allahu akbar


    The fate of the weak is to serve the strong.
     

    ahallu akbar
     
    The strong or God?

    Make up your mind already.

    Replies: @allahu akbar

  67. @Maj. Kong
    @JohnnyD

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7_v_Q095LE

    https://moulton.house.gov/about-seth/

    Spencer is wildly overrated, and gullibly basks in the spotlight of the leftist media. For if only he had the background of the man at the second link, rather than being the worlds most famous right-wing trustafarian.

    Replies: @Jenner Ickham Errican

    Both Spencer and Moulton have similarly ‘privileged’ backgrounds. From what I can tell, Richard Spencer is far more the patriot than Seth Moulton. Serving with valor during wartime doesn’t excuse treason in the here and now. Read this and weep (unless you’re a totalitarian, then rejoice).

    Moulton, like war hero John McCain, can get bent.

    • Replies: @Maj. Kong
    @Jenner Ickham Errican

    Do I like Moulton?

    Of course not.

    But while Moulton was privileged, he willingly signed up to do four tours in Iraq as an officer.

    I compare the two because they are of similar ages. As the video link shows, Spencer has had little to show for what he was given. Someone of his considerable gifts could have easily hustled into being a Special Forces officer, a SCOTUS clerk, etc.

    And in that world we would be talking about Congressman Richard Spencer, not our world's washed-up journalist quangocrat Richard Spencer.

    Replies: @L Woods, @Olorin, @Jenner Ickham Errican

    , @Brutusale
    @Jenner Ickham Errican

    Moulton's district seat was held for two decades by an idiot of a crook whose wife went to jail for tax evasion.

    Moulton keeps up the tradition of only fools and poltroons representing the MA 6th District.

  68. @Bill P
    Check out this incredible response from Chelsea Clinton:


    Chelsea Clinton Retweeted Steve King
    Clearly the Congressman does not view all our children as, well, all our children. Particularly ironic & painful on Purim.
     
    Amazing.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Ivy, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @Altai, @International Jew, @Parsifal

    I’m surprised she did not write “2017”.

  69. @allahu akbar
    @eah

    The fate of the weak is to serve the strong. That is the nature of things, and reality supercedes anythhing in the constition.

    the fate of western, sensitve, effeminate cucks it to be rules by strong, masculine men.

    In your hearts you know i am right. That is why you fear.

    ahallu akbar

    Replies: @eah, @Desiderius

    Eloquently said. And creatively spelled.

  70. @Mr. Anon
    @Jenner Ickham Errican

    I have noticed that Mrs. Clinton and Kate McKinnon are actually starting to look more like one another. Maybe Hillary is transferring her life force into Kate's body in order to live for another 60 years.

    Replies: @Olorin

    Then there’s….

  71. Steve King is one of the best congressmen on border protection and sane immigration policy. He is not scared to wade into issues of race and culture and will honestly speak about the importance of preserving white culture. King’s NW Iowa district is very conservative and very white. King himself I believe farmed out there, where farmland today is worth a fortune and I expect that he is financially squared away for life. He is very smart guy and happily engages and backs up his arguments with clear thinking and facts and does not rant and rave. He also does not take much crap and gives as good as he gets. King isn’t going anywhere and I love the way he drives the left wing nuts absolutely bonkers with his ‘inflammatory’ and ‘controversial’ and let’s see, what else do they use….. oh yeah, ‘far right’ commentary, we know all the clever little hate words the media mental midgets use to describe guys like King who simply want to protect our borders and white America, and not see the nation go third world (‘maverick’ …. ‘firebrand’…..ad nauseum). I see that Steve made Chelsea have a sad on ‘purim,’ oh wah wah wah, poor Steve was ’roundly criticized.’ Not by me, he wasn’t actually I praised him so there.

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @Buck Turgidson

    Steve King represents Sioux County, Iowa, the most valuable farmland in the Midwest:

    http://takimag.com/article/moneyball_for_real_estate_steve_sailer/print#axzz4aunJJX4f

  72. @Buck Turgidson
    Steve King is one of the best congressmen on border protection and sane immigration policy. He is not scared to wade into issues of race and culture and will honestly speak about the importance of preserving white culture. King's NW Iowa district is very conservative and very white. King himself I believe farmed out there, where farmland today is worth a fortune and I expect that he is financially squared away for life. He is very smart guy and happily engages and backs up his arguments with clear thinking and facts and does not rant and rave. He also does not take much crap and gives as good as he gets. King isn't going anywhere and I love the way he drives the left wing nuts absolutely bonkers with his 'inflammatory' and 'controversial' and let's see, what else do they use..... oh yeah, 'far right' commentary, we know all the clever little hate words the media mental midgets use to describe guys like King who simply want to protect our borders and white America, and not see the nation go third world ('maverick' .... 'firebrand'.....ad nauseum). I see that Steve made Chelsea have a sad on 'purim,' oh wah wah wah, poor Steve was 'roundly criticized.' Not by me, he wasn't actually I praised him so there.

    Replies: @Steve Sailer

    Steve King represents Sioux County, Iowa, the most valuable farmland in the Midwest:

    http://takimag.com/article/moneyball_for_real_estate_steve_sailer/print#axzz4aunJJX4f

  73. @Twinkie
    @Maj. Kong

    Since 1) I am ethnically Asian and 2) have met Asian women of high quality, I am not scandalized or surprised by Richard Spencer's dating preferences.

    However, I am disturbed by 1) his hypocrisy (and a wide divergence between his public rhetoric and private behavior/preferences) and 2) his clueless fantasy bloodthirstiness, i.e. he thinks that his goal of achieving a white ethno-state may be very bloody, but he is apparently cool with it.

    Basically, his antics and attention-seeking seem to serve two groups of people 1) Richard Spencer and 2) the MSM that needs a Nazi bogeyman.

    I think he is terrible at the actual white advocacy. I am deeply concerned about the state of downscale whites in this country, and I do not see him doing a damn thing about it. Instead he seems to be about haircuts and media-whoring.

    Replies: @Maj. Kong

    I was referring to his presumed divorce, but your other points aren’t bad. I consider the community and the nation to be extensions of the family, and if you can’t be loyal to your wife, people will question your loyalties to the former. (see: FW de Klerk)

    While an “ethnostate” Japan levels of purity aren’t likely, it is not outrageous to presume that the US could adopt an immigration moratorium, deportation of illegals and the end of jus soli. That, along with an end to affirmative action and subsidization of underclass fertility, could leave the US at a ~65% white majority, enough to end the left’s dream of permanent rule.

    Most of these ideas already exist as separate policies in varying nations, they simply need to be brought together.

    None of that requires my preferred, but unpalatable solutions, such as the deportation of all Marxist “intellectuals”, surtaxes on “power couples”, restricting full suffrage to at most 10% of the population via the Prussian system.

    Herzl had a dream of a Jewish state, though it doesn’t look much like he wanted it to be.

    • Replies: @Twinkie
    @Maj. Kong


    the US could adopt an immigration moratorium, deportation of illegals and the end of jus soli. That, along with an end to affirmative action and subsidization of underclass fertility, could leave the US at a ~65% white majority
     
    I wholeheartedly support all those goals, with an exception - I think there should be a small number of immigration/naturalization slots left open for truly exceptional and highly assimilable people who wish to become Americans.

    my preferred, but unpalatable solutions, such as the deportation of all Marxist “intellectuals”, surtaxes on “power couples”, restricting full suffrage to at most 10% of the population via the Prussian system.
     
    Not only is that a fantasy on your part, it is likely a path, if implemented, that would lead to much bloodshed and chaos, which may have unforeseen and unintended conquences that you yourself may not like or might cause harm to you or people you care about.

    Replies: @Desiderius

    , @Andrew
    @Maj. Kong


    could leave the US at a ~65% white majority, enough to end the left’s dream of permanent rule.
     
    How would that work when the youngest cohorts in country are already less than 50% white?

    We need neo-eugenic policies, mass deportation, a new Asiatic Barred Zone, and continued immigration of Europeans just to keep ourselves roughly where we are at. Mass migration of Europeans in 1800's only budged the white population a few percentage points - from around 85% to 90%. We need to turn around from 65% and shrinking to 80% plus and growing. And we are depending on debt slave sexually-degenerate Millenials to do the heavy lifting.

    The political will and the awareness of the electorate is always a couple of decades behind where it needs to be to effectuate real change.
  74. @Jenner Ickham Errican
    @Maj. Kong

    Both Spencer and Moulton have similarly ‘privileged’ backgrounds. From what I can tell, Richard Spencer is far more the patriot than Seth Moulton. Serving with valor during wartime doesn’t excuse treason in the here and now. Read this and weep (unless you’re a totalitarian, then rejoice).

    Moulton, like war hero John McCain, can get bent.

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Brutusale

    Do I like Moulton?

    Of course not.

    But while Moulton was privileged, he willingly signed up to do four tours in Iraq as an officer.

    I compare the two because they are of similar ages. As the video link shows, Spencer has had little to show for what he was given. Someone of his considerable gifts could have easily hustled into being a Special Forces officer, a SCOTUS clerk, etc.

    And in that world we would be talking about Congressman Richard Spencer, not our world’s washed-up journalist quangocrat Richard Spencer.

    • Replies: @L Woods
    @Maj. Kong

    I don't really see playing the game (as it were) as an eminently worthwhile use of one's talents. The military is particularly overrated. Military officer is not a profession of the elite as it was for most of history. It is far more a stultifying bureaucratic exercise than a test of one's mettle. And needless to say, one's "service" is in the interests of the global plutocracy (and perhaps one's own defined pension plan), not those of the American nation.

    , @Olorin
    @Maj. Kong

    So you're suggesting that service within the Establishment is the best way to challenge the Establishment?

    , @Jenner Ickham Errican
    @Maj. Kong


    But while Moulton was privileged, he willingly signed up to do four tours in Iraq as an officer.
     
    I agree that Moulton’s military record is impressive and I respect his bravery. Unfortunately he’s a literal invader and inviter of the world and is politically ambitious.

    As the video link shows, Spencer has had little to show for what he was given. Someone of his considerable gifts could have easily hustled into being a Special Forces officer, a SCOTUS clerk, etc.
     
    You’re placing too much weight on credentials/officialdom as a means to foment change. Spencer, who is far more recognizable nationally than Moulton, seems to be helping make a real difference in moving the Overton Window rightward. Spencer couldn’t be who he is and continue to punch ‘respectable’ tickets—he’d have to keep his views secret. Which would be useless.

    A groundswell of right-wing outside agitators like Spencer gives encouragement to those both inside the system (like Rep. King) and the Alt-Right/proto-Alt-Right amongst the general public. Also, SJW opposition to Spencer and MSM coverage of Spencer helps the Alt-Right message, because it spreads the Alt-Right message. It’s like with Trump—the MSM thought “Here’s a garish buffoon saying crazy things, who thinks he has a chance. Let’s give him maximum exposure and he’ll implode, hahaha!” Whoops.

    And in that world we would be talking about Congressman Richard Spencer,
     
    Maybe, if he isn’t first killed overseas attempting to win Muslim ‘hearts and minds’ in your alt-timeline.

    not our world’s washed-up journalist quangocrat Richard Spencer.
     
    He’s too young to be washed up. If anything, his fame/notoriety and public exposure to his advocacy is steadily accelerating, dovetailing with the current populist rightward drift in European and American politics. As for quangocrat, I’m not sure what Spencer has to do with government. Does the NPI get public funding?

    Skimming your comment history, it seems that we are basically in agreement on many things, so I hope I’m not coming off as hostile. But I’m left wondering, is your opposition to Spencer personal (you don’t like him), political (you don’t like his views), or both? Either are defendable positions, but you instead made a (IMHO) non-sequitur comparison to Moulton, with hints of class resentment.

    Would you describe Steve Sailer as a washed-up market researcher?

    P.S., I’ve never heard of Aaron Clarey before you linked to his channel. The guy seems to be a huckster with a complex about ‘rich kids.’ His videos look to be geared toward anxious younger dudes who’ve landed, or are trying to land, their first (entry level) full time job and who haven’t yet outgrown Axe body spray.

    Is that accurate market research? :)

    Replies: @Maj. Kong

  75. The Tibetans don’t seem to be too happy with Chinese babies swamping their country.

  76. I am sure that the learned readership of the NYT will agree that Japanese culture and tradition can be preserved by Japan simply importing people. Send some Indians and Bangladeshis over; and Japanese culture will be fine. It works the other way as well.

    – These are the same over-educated fools who love multiculturalism. But the very fact that a culture has existed and survived was because that culture was preserved, often by rules that prevented the entry of outsiders in large numbers.

    • Replies: @Anonymous Nephew
    @berserker

    Talking of Japan and Indians -

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07vndh1


    "Shrinking Populations - How Japan Fell Out Of Love With Love"

    Tulip Mazumdar explores how young people's rejection of intimacy and their embracing of singledom has left Japan's authorities struggling to tackle rapid population decline.

    Traditionally, the working husband and the stay-at-home housewife defined a Japanese family. Now, with society changing, young people are choosing independence over 'troublesome' relationships. The result is an uncontrolled decline in population, where a decreasing birth rate and rapidly aging population paints a bleak outlook for Japan's future.

    Tulip meets the eligible men and women who are choosing careers, fun and freedom over, marriage, boyfriends or girlfriends. Such is their determination to be independent, few want or have time for partners - let alone indulging in sexual relations. For those who are lonely or in need of a human connection, relationship substitutes fill a void. Theirs is a life unfamiliar to the nation's parents and grandparents.

    With a generation almost refusing to procreate, the Japanese government faces something of a crisis. Tulip meets with officials to hear of the actions they're taking to arrest the decline in population including, remarkably, the funding of speed dating events.

    With women taking up fresh work opportunities and grasping hold of new equalities, can government intervention defuse the demographic time bomb?

    A Like It Is Media production for BBC Radio 4.
     

    Ms Mazumdar, purveyor of "you go girl!" breathlessness and encouragement to 39-year old Japanese spinsters, is a Brit Bengali.
  77. @Maj. Kong
    @Twinkie

    I was referring to his presumed divorce, but your other points aren't bad. I consider the community and the nation to be extensions of the family, and if you can't be loyal to your wife, people will question your loyalties to the former. (see: FW de Klerk)

    While an "ethnostate" Japan levels of purity aren't likely, it is not outrageous to presume that the US could adopt an immigration moratorium, deportation of illegals and the end of jus soli. That, along with an end to affirmative action and subsidization of underclass fertility, could leave the US at a ~65% white majority, enough to end the left's dream of permanent rule.

    Most of these ideas already exist as separate policies in varying nations, they simply need to be brought together.

    None of that requires my preferred, but unpalatable solutions, such as the deportation of all Marxist "intellectuals", surtaxes on "power couples", restricting full suffrage to at most 10% of the population via the Prussian system.

    Herzl had a dream of a Jewish state, though it doesn't look much like he wanted it to be.

    Replies: @Twinkie, @Andrew

    the US could adopt an immigration moratorium, deportation of illegals and the end of jus soli. That, along with an end to affirmative action and subsidization of underclass fertility, could leave the US at a ~65% white majority

    I wholeheartedly support all those goals, with an exception – I think there should be a small number of immigration/naturalization slots left open for truly exceptional and highly assimilable people who wish to become Americans.

    my preferred, but unpalatable solutions, such as the deportation of all Marxist “intellectuals”, surtaxes on “power couples”, restricting full suffrage to at most 10% of the population via the Prussian system.

    Not only is that a fantasy on your part, it is likely a path, if implemented, that would lead to much bloodshed and chaos, which may have unforeseen and unintended conquences that you yourself may not like or might cause harm to you or people you care about.

    • Replies: @Desiderius
    @Twinkie


    I wholeheartedly support all those goals, with an exception – I think there should be a small number of immigration/naturalization slots left open for truly exceptional and highly assimilable people who wish to become Americans.
     
    The problem you run into there is self-serving among those who decide who is truly exceptional/what criteria count.

    The traditional way to let some of those people through is just to have periods of relatively loose immigration, followed by tight periods focused on assimilation.

    Replies: @Twinkie

  78. @Jeremy Cooper
    Of course, there's an interpretation that doesn't involve race. Maybe he's worried about Christians being replaced with Muslims, and would be happy if they were all black Christians invading the Netherlands? Well, maybe not, plenty of evidence suggests that Rep. Steve King engages in plenty of thought crime of the most evil variety.

    After David Duke's gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil.

    Replies: @JohnnyD, @Barnard, @Jake, @lavoisier

    Steve Sailer is a front runner.

  79. @Maj. Kong
    @Twinkie

    I was referring to his presumed divorce, but your other points aren't bad. I consider the community and the nation to be extensions of the family, and if you can't be loyal to your wife, people will question your loyalties to the former. (see: FW de Klerk)

    While an "ethnostate" Japan levels of purity aren't likely, it is not outrageous to presume that the US could adopt an immigration moratorium, deportation of illegals and the end of jus soli. That, along with an end to affirmative action and subsidization of underclass fertility, could leave the US at a ~65% white majority, enough to end the left's dream of permanent rule.

    Most of these ideas already exist as separate policies in varying nations, they simply need to be brought together.

    None of that requires my preferred, but unpalatable solutions, such as the deportation of all Marxist "intellectuals", surtaxes on "power couples", restricting full suffrage to at most 10% of the population via the Prussian system.

    Herzl had a dream of a Jewish state, though it doesn't look much like he wanted it to be.

    Replies: @Twinkie, @Andrew

    could leave the US at a ~65% white majority, enough to end the left’s dream of permanent rule.

    How would that work when the youngest cohorts in country are already less than 50% white?

    We need neo-eugenic policies, mass deportation, a new Asiatic Barred Zone, and continued immigration of Europeans just to keep ourselves roughly where we are at. Mass migration of Europeans in 1800’s only budged the white population a few percentage points – from around 85% to 90%. We need to turn around from 65% and shrinking to 80% plus and growing. And we are depending on debt slave sexually-degenerate Millenials to do the heavy lifting.

    The political will and the awareness of the electorate is always a couple of decades behind where it needs to be to effectuate real change.

  80. Anonymous [AKA "nopitynopenope"] says:

    This place seems to be full of 4chan /pol/ crossovers. Is that a good thing? I don’t think so

  81. @Clifford Brown
    @SPMoore8


    I think what she is getting at is that, in practice, Purim is a kind of Jewish Halloween. That’s where the kids thing comes in.

    Outside of that, it was just another generic stupid comment.
     
    Chelsea's comment regarding Purim does make sense if you view Purim as not Jewish Halloween, but as another Jewish holiday in which the extermination of the Jewish people is narrowly averted. This is kind of a theme in Jewish holidays. Mean Old Haman was determined to exterminate the Jewish people of the Persian Empire until Esther used her charms on the Persian King to save the day. Many Jews see in the Esther story clear parallels with ancient Egypt, the Roman occupation and The Holocaust.

    So Rep. King's lack of appreciation for all children can be seen as echoing Haman's lack of appreciation for the Jewish children in ancient Persia, another multi-ethnic empire.

    Now, Haman's extended kin were exterminated in revenge for Haman's plot, but that is a whole other story.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Bill, @Achmed E. Newman

    Now, Haman’s extended kin were exterminated in revenge for Haman’s plot, but that is a whole other story.

    This kind of misses the point. Think about listening to a Serb and a Croat arguing. From both of them you get both an exquisite, lovingly preserved sense of grievance against the other (“you keep trying to kill me!!!!”) and a disturbing willingness to overlook or even approve of their own side killing the other. This thing of crying the victim as you march people into mass graves is symptomatic of extreme ethnocentrism.

  82. Anonymous • Disclaimer says:

    King on CNN this morning:

    https://grabien.com/story.php?id=93929

    KING: Chris, we’re a country here, that if you take a picture of what America looks like, you can do It in a football stadium or a basketball court and you see all different kinds of Americans There. We’re pretty proud of that, the different looking Americans that are still Americans.

    There’s an American culture, American civilization. It’s raised within these children in these American homes. That’s one of the reasons why we require that the president of the United States be raised with an American experience. We’ve also aborted nearly 60 million babies in this country since 1973.

    There’s been this effort we’re going to have to replace that void with somebody else’s babies. That’s the push to bring in much illegal immigration into America, living in enclaves, refusing to assimilate into the American culture and civilization. Some embrace it, yes. Many are two and three generations living in enclaves that are pushing back in resistance against assimilation. It’s far worse in Europe than it is today here in the United States, but I want us to be looking at that, promoting the birth rate in America, restoring the rule of law, putting an end to illegal immigration and recognizing we need to be a country that’s pulled together on similar values. That makes us stronger.

    CUOMO: That’s the exact point. It seemed like you were doing the opposite, like you were trying to say someone else’s babies means you’re either white or you’re not right. As you know, that is anathema to what America is all about. Can we get agreement on that?

    KING: Well, actually, if you go down the road a few generations or maybe centuries with the intermarriage, I’d like to see an America that so homogenous that we look a lot the same from that perspective. I think there’s far too much focus on race, especially in the last eight years. I want to see that put behind us. And I want to see us bonded together. I gave a speech on this on Saturday and half the liberals got up and left the room when I talked about unity — they’re looking for hatred is the point, Chris.

    • Replies: @Twinkie
    @Anonymous

    Rep. King's public position strikes me as both "citizenist" and assimilationist. That unreasonable racist!

    , @Romanian
    @Anonymous

    He's promoting Castizo America. Not a bad way to go, but still not what it could have been.

    http://therightstuff.biz/2017/01/25/castizo/

  83. L Woods says:
    @Maj. Kong
    @Jenner Ickham Errican

    Do I like Moulton?

    Of course not.

    But while Moulton was privileged, he willingly signed up to do four tours in Iraq as an officer.

    I compare the two because they are of similar ages. As the video link shows, Spencer has had little to show for what he was given. Someone of his considerable gifts could have easily hustled into being a Special Forces officer, a SCOTUS clerk, etc.

    And in that world we would be talking about Congressman Richard Spencer, not our world's washed-up journalist quangocrat Richard Spencer.

    Replies: @L Woods, @Olorin, @Jenner Ickham Errican

    I don’t really see playing the game (as it were) as an eminently worthwhile use of one’s talents. The military is particularly overrated. Military officer is not a profession of the elite as it was for most of history. It is far more a stultifying bureaucratic exercise than a test of one’s mettle. And needless to say, one’s “service” is in the interests of the global plutocracy (and perhaps one’s own defined pension plan), not those of the American nation.

  84. EH says:

    Actually, the Supreme Court has held that the preamble is not a substantive part of the Constitution, but mere throat-clearing. The reason is probably that if laws that did not “form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, [OR] secure the blessings of liberty to [the Founding Fathers] and [their] posterity” were subject to being struck down, we would hardly have any laws at all.

  85. @allahu akbar
    @eah

    The fate of the weak is to serve the strong. That is the nature of things, and reality supercedes anythhing in the constition.

    the fate of western, sensitve, effeminate cucks it to be rules by strong, masculine men.

    In your hearts you know i am right. That is why you fear.

    ahallu akbar

    Replies: @eah, @Desiderius

    The fate of the weak is to serve the strong.

    ahallu akbar

    The strong or God?

    Make up your mind already.

    • Replies: @allahu akbar
    @Desiderius

    I serve god.

    You serve me.

    That is the new order of things. You will cuck yourself willingly to me.

    allahu akbar.

    Replies: @Desiderius

  86. @Anonymous

    Noah Smith‏ @Noahpinion 9 hours ago

    Steve King is a fool. Immigrants are the *only* way to restore our civilization. And they ain't gonna come from Europe.

    Noah Smith‏ @Noahpinion 9 hours ago

    White nationalism is antithetical to the whole idea of America.

    Noah Smith‏ @Noahpinion 5 hours ago

    Immigrants are becoming "one people" with native-born Americans. The Founders' bet is still paying off.
     

    https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-03-10/immigration-works-fine-when-newcomers-integrate

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Daniel Chieh

    I’m pretty happy to see the discourse move right. Its a strange and hopeful thing to see views seen as forbidden begin to make a reemergence.

    And yes, before the usual trolls reply, I’m aware that it may be to my disadvantage. But self-interest shouldn’t be the barometer of truth, guys.

    • Replies: @L Woods
    @Daniel Chieh

    A U.S. inundated by low-IQ brown people (to put it bluntly) will leave Northeast Asians in the same position they enjoy in Southeast Asia: a despised minority subject to discrimination and periodical pogroms. I'd say it's more to your advantage than not that nationalism prevail here, even if the temptation of reigning in hell is significant.

    Replies: @Romanian

    , @Desiderius
    @Daniel Chieh


    I’m aware that it may be to my disadvantage.
     
    Highly unlikely. The probability distribution of possible outcomes for you is skewed heavily positive.
  87. Anonymous • Disclaimer says:

    Well, God is all strength, so therefore it remains consistent?

    I disagree with his original conclusion, though, as we’re quite clearly seen the “strong” fall before the “weak” for a long time in history, with the overall decrease in violence until recently. It hasn’t been until demographic change that such has changed, and its not certain it is ultimately to the benefit of anyone in particular; it may simply just lead to overall collapse as the useful energy of society is exhausted by the demands for various gibs.

    I have always felt that to be the inevitable end of any democracy, though.

    • Replies: @Desiderius
    @Anonymous


    Well, God is all strength, so therefore it remains consistent?
     
    (a) obviously not the intended meaning

    (b) if it were, it would be redundant
  88. L Woods says:
    @Daniel Chieh
    @Anonymous

    I'm pretty happy to see the discourse move right. Its a strange and hopeful thing to see views seen as forbidden begin to make a reemergence.

    And yes, before the usual trolls reply, I'm aware that it may be to my disadvantage. But self-interest shouldn't be the barometer of truth, guys.

    Replies: @L Woods, @Desiderius

    A U.S. inundated by low-IQ brown people (to put it bluntly) will leave Northeast Asians in the same position they enjoy in Southeast Asia: a despised minority subject to discrimination and periodical pogroms. I’d say it’s more to your advantage than not that nationalism prevail here, even if the temptation of reigning in hell is significant.

    • Replies: @Romanian
    @L Woods

    As in Amy Chua's "World on fire", which recounted the dangers that the Chinese market dominant minority faced in South East Asia. That was an interesting read.

  89. Would it be racist for a Chinese official to say: “We can’t restore our civilization with somebody else’s babies.”?
    This should have been King’s reply to Ted Lieu.
    (Or “F*ck *ff, Ted!”, alternatively)

  90. @Twinkie
    @Maj. Kong


    the US could adopt an immigration moratorium, deportation of illegals and the end of jus soli. That, along with an end to affirmative action and subsidization of underclass fertility, could leave the US at a ~65% white majority
     
    I wholeheartedly support all those goals, with an exception - I think there should be a small number of immigration/naturalization slots left open for truly exceptional and highly assimilable people who wish to become Americans.

    my preferred, but unpalatable solutions, such as the deportation of all Marxist “intellectuals”, surtaxes on “power couples”, restricting full suffrage to at most 10% of the population via the Prussian system.
     
    Not only is that a fantasy on your part, it is likely a path, if implemented, that would lead to much bloodshed and chaos, which may have unforeseen and unintended conquences that you yourself may not like or might cause harm to you or people you care about.

    Replies: @Desiderius

    I wholeheartedly support all those goals, with an exception – I think there should be a small number of immigration/naturalization slots left open for truly exceptional and highly assimilable people who wish to become Americans.

    The problem you run into there is self-serving among those who decide who is truly exceptional/what criteria count.

    The traditional way to let some of those people through is just to have periods of relatively loose immigration, followed by tight periods focused on assimilation.

    • Replies: @Twinkie
    @Desiderius


    The problem you run into there is self-serving among those who decide who is truly exceptional/what criteria count.
     
    Sure, that's always going to be a problem, but you know, baby-bath water.

    The traditional way to let some of those people through is just to have periods of relatively loose immigration, followed by tight periods focused on assimilation.
     
    I agree. But even during tight periods I don't think we had a complete ban on immigration/naturalization. Again, I am talking about a very small number here.

    Replies: @William Badwhite

  91. @Anonymous
    Well, God is all strength, so therefore it remains consistent?

    I disagree with his original conclusion, though, as we're quite clearly seen the "strong" fall before the "weak" for a long time in history, with the overall decrease in violence until recently. It hasn't been until demographic change that such has changed, and its not certain it is ultimately to the benefit of anyone in particular; it may simply just lead to overall collapse as the useful energy of society is exhausted by the demands for various gibs.

    I have always felt that to be the inevitable end of any democracy, though.

    Replies: @Desiderius

    Well, God is all strength, so therefore it remains consistent?

    (a) obviously not the intended meaning

    (b) if it were, it would be redundant

  92. @Daniel Chieh
    @Anonymous

    I'm pretty happy to see the discourse move right. Its a strange and hopeful thing to see views seen as forbidden begin to make a reemergence.

    And yes, before the usual trolls reply, I'm aware that it may be to my disadvantage. But self-interest shouldn't be the barometer of truth, guys.

    Replies: @L Woods, @Desiderius

    I’m aware that it may be to my disadvantage.

    Highly unlikely. The probability distribution of possible outcomes for you is skewed heavily positive.

  93. @Maj. Kong
    @Jenner Ickham Errican

    Do I like Moulton?

    Of course not.

    But while Moulton was privileged, he willingly signed up to do four tours in Iraq as an officer.

    I compare the two because they are of similar ages. As the video link shows, Spencer has had little to show for what he was given. Someone of his considerable gifts could have easily hustled into being a Special Forces officer, a SCOTUS clerk, etc.

    And in that world we would be talking about Congressman Richard Spencer, not our world's washed-up journalist quangocrat Richard Spencer.

    Replies: @L Woods, @Olorin, @Jenner Ickham Errican

    So you’re suggesting that service within the Establishment is the best way to challenge the Establishment?

  94. “Representative Ted Lieu, a California Democrat who was born in Taiwan, shared a photo of his sons on Twitter.”

    Someone needs to ask Congressman Lieu what he thinks about the immigration policies of literally every country in eastern Asia, and whether he would be amenable to using the power of the US government to pressure those countries to take in millions of immigrants, particularly from the Middle East and Africa.

  95. @Twinkie
    @Maj. Kong


    Spencer is married to a Russian woman.
     
    Is she ethnically Russian? In any case, I believe she and he are parting ways.

    He has dated Asian women and have expressed an admiration for them, calling them "smart and cute" and "a thing" in a recent interview.

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Brutusale

    My call is that there are two big reasons Spencer hooked up with this particular Natasha.

  96. @Jenner Ickham Errican
    @Maj. Kong

    Both Spencer and Moulton have similarly ‘privileged’ backgrounds. From what I can tell, Richard Spencer is far more the patriot than Seth Moulton. Serving with valor during wartime doesn’t excuse treason in the here and now. Read this and weep (unless you’re a totalitarian, then rejoice).

    Moulton, like war hero John McCain, can get bent.

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Brutusale

    Moulton’s district seat was held for two decades by an idiot of a crook whose wife went to jail for tax evasion.

    Moulton keeps up the tradition of only fools and poltroons representing the MA 6th District.

  97. Long time reader. Just wanted to say that today I found out my wife is expecting our first child. She is a great woman and we plan to have five. It might be kitsch to say this in the 21st century but I love my people and country. I lost heart in a future for the west until the last few years. Keep your heads up, we have come so far so quickly I would never have thought it was possible. Good luck and God bless to all nationalists throughout the west from a hopeful father to be in Ireland.

    • Agree: Romanian
    • Replies: @Romanian
    @Irish millennial

    Congratulations and all the best to you and your country.

    Replies: @Irish millennial

    , @Bill P
    @Irish millennial


    Long time reader. Just wanted to say that today I found out my wife is expecting our first child. She is a great woman and we plan to have five. It might be kitsch to say this in the 21st century but I love my people and country.
     
    Ireland is the most child-friendly place I've ever visited. However, I wonder whether Irish millennial women haven't been softened like women all over the West. Childrearing is hard, thankless work. It's unpaid drudgery. Contemporary European and American women generally don't have the stomach for it. Nor do Asians, actually. Seems like the only ones who have kids are the very young and naive or the older ones who can afford to hire help. Total disaster for future social equality.

    So while I wish you the best, I hope you and your wife are prepared. I hope you have helpful grandparents to give you a hand, too. That can make an enormous difference.

    I'd also say that sometimes, when you wonder whether it's all worth it, you need some kind of religion to get through the hard times.

    I've got three kids, BTW. I think it's worth it, but I've paid a steep price.

    Replies: @Irish millennial

    , @Dan Hayes
    @Irish millennial

    Irish millennial,

    Very uplifting news about you, your spouse and future progeny.

    Keep up the good work. Ireland and the West need people like you, your spouse and family to be.

    , @Desiderius
    @Irish millennial

    Aye, we've twins on the way here in Ohio.

    Keep up the Spirits, ye hardy.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijAfcy1uOpQ

  98. Cucks are so offended because they are turned on by their wives having other people’s babies.

  99. As to the congressman’s comment, I can only repeat what I always say: #1 – If the Europoids don’t reproduce, they will be replaced. It will be less traumatic for people like us, who can foresee the consequences, than it will be for liberals, when they find out just how illiberal most non-Europoid civilizations are. They still don’t understand that.

    The problem with this is that it conflates a wide range of reproductive rates. Obviously, if the numbers fall too low, the problem reaches the point where replacement becomes inevitable. But the rates are nowhere near that low. It’s not like we don’t have enough people to man the barricades. The problem is, at the moment, wholly one of will. Will happens to be the only way to get the rates back up to healthy levels. So I see your point as misleading, and short of constructive.

  100. Hey, the Jews in Israel agree. After all, we don’t see them bolstering their numbers by letting in Arabs…..

    Or Chinamen (very cognitively elite, more people with IQ 130+ in China than the entire population of Israel, think of the paradise they could produce), or Indians, or Japanese, or Englishmen, or Americans, or Aussies, or anyone else who isn’t Jewish.

    I knew about preference cascades long ago, I knew that the White Nationalism issue would emerge suddenly, I just didn’t know when it would happen and what would trigger the cascade. Trump really did move the Overton Window and, as importantly, he showed all politicians that one can stand firm against criticism.

    It was nice to see Steve King follow up his pro-sanity tweet with another: “I meant what I said.”

    In an era where a Congressional Representative runs around saying things like this, how does iSteve remain enticing when it is very dependent upon being a forbidden delight?

    *shouting from far to the right of Steve* “There’s a lot of room in this direction!”

    2) his clueless fantasy bloodthirstiness, i.e. he thinks that his goal of achieving a white ethno-state may be very bloody, but he is apparently cool with it.

    I agree with him. The bloodiness is all up to the opposition, though. King George will testify.

    However, I am disturbed by 1) his hypocrisy (and a wide divergence between his public rhetoric and private behavior/preferences)

    Like, say, announcing he likes Asian chicks, but hypocritically marrying a White chick?

    The fate of the weak is to serve the strong. That is the nature of things, and reality supercedes anythhing in the constition.

    the fate of western, sensitve, effeminate cucks it to be rules by strong, masculine men.

    In your hearts you know i am right. That is why you fear.

    ahallu akbar

    I’m far more worried about the White guys with guns. Sans those, clearing out the darkies (even the ones that get your motor running) wouldn’t be any trouble.

  101. That’s an epic quote from Rep King. It will ring down through the national discourse for a long time because it’s the taboo truth.

  102. Anonymous • Disclaimer says:

    As a gauge of how far we’ve come: it was taboo to say “demographics is destiny” in comments sections all across the online political spectrum as recently as ten years ago. Maybe even eight years ago. Obama caused the new politics, of course.

    I was banned by multiple sites in the early-mid 2000s for using the phrase. Also ICYMI Steve Sailor used to ban a lot more of the edgier comment stuff than he does today. Times change and the Overton Window moves.

  103. Richard Spencer is a ridiculous fedgov agent. Wake up.

    • Agree: BB753
  104. @berserker
    I am sure that the learned readership of the NYT will agree that Japanese culture and tradition can be preserved by Japan simply importing people. Send some Indians and Bangladeshis over; and Japanese culture will be fine. It works the other way as well.

    - These are the same over-educated fools who love multiculturalism. But the very fact that a culture has existed and survived was because that culture was preserved, often by rules that prevented the entry of outsiders in large numbers.

    Replies: @Anonymous Nephew

    Talking of Japan and Indians –

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07vndh1

    “Shrinking Populations – How Japan Fell Out Of Love With Love”

    Tulip Mazumdar explores how young people’s rejection of intimacy and their embracing of singledom has left Japan’s authorities struggling to tackle rapid population decline.

    Traditionally, the working husband and the stay-at-home housewife defined a Japanese family. Now, with society changing, young people are choosing independence over ‘troublesome’ relationships. The result is an uncontrolled decline in population, where a decreasing birth rate and rapidly aging population paints a bleak outlook for Japan’s future.

    Tulip meets the eligible men and women who are choosing careers, fun and freedom over, marriage, boyfriends or girlfriends. Such is their determination to be independent, few want or have time for partners – let alone indulging in sexual relations. For those who are lonely or in need of a human connection, relationship substitutes fill a void. Theirs is a life unfamiliar to the nation’s parents and grandparents.

    With a generation almost refusing to procreate, the Japanese government faces something of a crisis. Tulip meets with officials to hear of the actions they’re taking to arrest the decline in population including, remarkably, the funding of speed dating events.

    With women taking up fresh work opportunities and grasping hold of new equalities, can government intervention defuse the demographic time bomb?

    A Like It Is Media production for BBC Radio 4.

    Ms Mazumdar, purveyor of “you go girl!” breathlessness and encouragement to 39-year old Japanese spinsters, is a Brit Bengali.

  105. @Maj. Kong
    @Jenner Ickham Errican

    Do I like Moulton?

    Of course not.

    But while Moulton was privileged, he willingly signed up to do four tours in Iraq as an officer.

    I compare the two because they are of similar ages. As the video link shows, Spencer has had little to show for what he was given. Someone of his considerable gifts could have easily hustled into being a Special Forces officer, a SCOTUS clerk, etc.

    And in that world we would be talking about Congressman Richard Spencer, not our world's washed-up journalist quangocrat Richard Spencer.

    Replies: @L Woods, @Olorin, @Jenner Ickham Errican

    But while Moulton was privileged, he willingly signed up to do four tours in Iraq as an officer.

    I agree that Moulton’s military record is impressive and I respect his bravery. Unfortunately he’s a literal invader and inviter of the world and is politically ambitious.

    As the video link shows, Spencer has had little to show for what he was given. Someone of his considerable gifts could have easily hustled into being a Special Forces officer, a SCOTUS clerk, etc.

    You’re placing too much weight on credentials/officialdom as a means to foment change. Spencer, who is far more recognizable nationally than Moulton, seems to be helping make a real difference in moving the Overton Window rightward. Spencer couldn’t be who he is and continue to punch ‘respectable’ tickets—he’d have to keep his views secret. Which would be useless.

    A groundswell of right-wing outside agitators like Spencer gives encouragement to those both inside the system (like Rep. King) and the Alt-Right/proto-Alt-Right amongst the general public. Also, SJW opposition to Spencer and MSM coverage of Spencer helps the Alt-Right message, because it spreads the Alt-Right message. It’s like with Trump—the MSM thought “Here’s a garish buffoon saying crazy things, who thinks he has a chance. Let’s give him maximum exposure and he’ll implode, hahaha!” Whoops.

    And in that world we would be talking about Congressman Richard Spencer,

    Maybe, if he isn’t first killed overseas attempting to win Muslim ‘hearts and minds’ in your alt-timeline.

    not our world’s washed-up journalist quangocrat Richard Spencer.

    He’s too young to be washed up. If anything, his fame/notoriety and public exposure to his advocacy is steadily accelerating, dovetailing with the current populist rightward drift in European and American politics. As for quangocrat, I’m not sure what Spencer has to do with government. Does the NPI get public funding?

    Skimming your comment history, it seems that we are basically in agreement on many things, so I hope I’m not coming off as hostile. But I’m left wondering, is your opposition to Spencer personal (you don’t like him), political (you don’t like his views), or both? Either are defendable positions, but you instead made a (IMHO) non-sequitur comparison to Moulton, with hints of class resentment.

    Would you describe Steve Sailer as a washed-up market researcher?

    P.S., I’ve never heard of Aaron Clarey before you linked to his channel. The guy seems to be a huckster with a complex about ‘rich kids.’ His videos look to be geared toward anxious younger dudes who’ve landed, or are trying to land, their first (entry level) full time job and who haven’t yet outgrown Axe body spray.

    Is that accurate market research? 🙂

    • Replies: @Maj. Kong
    @Jenner Ickham Errican


    Skimming your comment history, it seems that we are basically in agreement on many things, so I hope I’m not coming off as hostile. But I’m left wondering, is your opposition to Spencer personal (you don’t like him), political (you don’t like his views), or both? Either are defendable positions, but you instead made a (IMHO) non-sequitur comparison to Moulton, with hints of class resentment.
     
    personal, I'm sure that I have philosophical differences with Spencer, as I also do with Mike Cernovich, but I fundamentally consider Cernovich a more likable person. I have mixed feelings about the military itself, since back when I was 18 I was abjectly opposed to being conscripted or worse, leading conscripts in a reckless land invasion of Iran. But I do recognize that it tests leadership like few other things. We should probably be thankful that Paul Ryan bummed around in his 20s rather than enlisting.


    P.S., I’ve never heard of Aaron Clarey before you linked to his channel. The guy seems to be a huckster with a complex about ‘rich kids.’ His videos look to be geared toward anxious younger dudes who’ve landed, or are trying to land, their first (entry level) full time job and who haven’t yet outgrown Axe body spray.
    Is that accurate market research?
     
    Guilty as charged
  106. @Desiderius
    @Twinkie


    I wholeheartedly support all those goals, with an exception – I think there should be a small number of immigration/naturalization slots left open for truly exceptional and highly assimilable people who wish to become Americans.
     
    The problem you run into there is self-serving among those who decide who is truly exceptional/what criteria count.

    The traditional way to let some of those people through is just to have periods of relatively loose immigration, followed by tight periods focused on assimilation.

    Replies: @Twinkie

    The problem you run into there is self-serving among those who decide who is truly exceptional/what criteria count.

    Sure, that’s always going to be a problem, but you know, baby-bath water.

    The traditional way to let some of those people through is just to have periods of relatively loose immigration, followed by tight periods focused on assimilation.

    I agree. But even during tight periods I don’t think we had a complete ban on immigration/naturalization. Again, I am talking about a very small number here.

    • Replies: @William Badwhite
    @Twinkie

    Why have any? What is the benefit to Americans?

    Replies: @Twinkie

  107. @Anonymous
    King on CNN this morning:

    https://grabien.com/story.php?id=93929


    KING: Chris, we're a country here, that if you take a picture of what America looks like, you can do It in a football stadium or a basketball court and you see all different kinds of Americans There. We're pretty proud of that, the different looking Americans that are still Americans.

    There's an American culture, American civilization. It's raised within these children in these American homes. That's one of the reasons why we require that the president of the United States be raised with an American experience. We've also aborted nearly 60 million babies in this country since 1973.

    There's been this effort we're going to have to replace that void with somebody else's babies. That's the push to bring in much illegal immigration into America, living in enclaves, refusing to assimilate into the American culture and civilization. Some embrace it, yes. Many are two and three generations living in enclaves that are pushing back in resistance against assimilation. It's far worse in Europe than it is today here in the United States, but I want us to be looking at that, promoting the birth rate in America, restoring the rule of law, putting an end to illegal immigration and recognizing we need to be a country that's pulled together on similar values. That makes us stronger.

    CUOMO: That's the exact point. It seemed like you were doing the opposite, like you were trying to say someone else's babies means you're either white or you're not right. As you know, that is anathema to what America is all about. Can we get agreement on that?

    KING: Well, actually, if you go down the road a few generations or maybe centuries with the intermarriage, I'd like to see an America that so homogenous that we look a lot the same from that perspective. I think there's far too much focus on race, especially in the last eight years. I want to see that put behind us. And I want to see us bonded together. I gave a speech on this on Saturday and half the liberals got up and left the room when I talked about unity -- they're looking for hatred is the point, Chris.
     

    Replies: @Twinkie, @Romanian

    Rep. King’s public position strikes me as both “citizenist” and assimilationist. That unreasonable racist!

  108. @Desiderius
    @allahu akbar


    The fate of the weak is to serve the strong.
     

    ahallu akbar
     
    The strong or God?

    Make up your mind already.

    Replies: @allahu akbar

    I serve god.

    You serve me.

    That is the new order of things. You will cuck yourself willingly to me.

    allahu akbar.

    • Replies: @Desiderius
    @allahu akbar


    You serve me
     
    OK, here you go:

    https://www.lawdepot.com/contracts/eviction-notice-landlord-forms/?loc=US

    Take care of the details, would you? Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

    Replies: @allahu akbar

  109. @Anonymous
    King on CNN this morning:

    https://grabien.com/story.php?id=93929


    KING: Chris, we're a country here, that if you take a picture of what America looks like, you can do It in a football stadium or a basketball court and you see all different kinds of Americans There. We're pretty proud of that, the different looking Americans that are still Americans.

    There's an American culture, American civilization. It's raised within these children in these American homes. That's one of the reasons why we require that the president of the United States be raised with an American experience. We've also aborted nearly 60 million babies in this country since 1973.

    There's been this effort we're going to have to replace that void with somebody else's babies. That's the push to bring in much illegal immigration into America, living in enclaves, refusing to assimilate into the American culture and civilization. Some embrace it, yes. Many are two and three generations living in enclaves that are pushing back in resistance against assimilation. It's far worse in Europe than it is today here in the United States, but I want us to be looking at that, promoting the birth rate in America, restoring the rule of law, putting an end to illegal immigration and recognizing we need to be a country that's pulled together on similar values. That makes us stronger.

    CUOMO: That's the exact point. It seemed like you were doing the opposite, like you were trying to say someone else's babies means you're either white or you're not right. As you know, that is anathema to what America is all about. Can we get agreement on that?

    KING: Well, actually, if you go down the road a few generations or maybe centuries with the intermarriage, I'd like to see an America that so homogenous that we look a lot the same from that perspective. I think there's far too much focus on race, especially in the last eight years. I want to see that put behind us. And I want to see us bonded together. I gave a speech on this on Saturday and half the liberals got up and left the room when I talked about unity -- they're looking for hatred is the point, Chris.
     

    Replies: @Twinkie, @Romanian

    He’s promoting Castizo America. Not a bad way to go, but still not what it could have been.

    http://therightstuff.biz/2017/01/25/castizo/

  110. @L Woods
    @Daniel Chieh

    A U.S. inundated by low-IQ brown people (to put it bluntly) will leave Northeast Asians in the same position they enjoy in Southeast Asia: a despised minority subject to discrimination and periodical pogroms. I'd say it's more to your advantage than not that nationalism prevail here, even if the temptation of reigning in hell is significant.

    Replies: @Romanian

    As in Amy Chua’s “World on fire”, which recounted the dangers that the Chinese market dominant minority faced in South East Asia. That was an interesting read.

  111. @Irish millennial
    Long time reader. Just wanted to say that today I found out my wife is expecting our first child. She is a great woman and we plan to have five. It might be kitsch to say this in the 21st century but I love my people and country. I lost heart in a future for the west until the last few years. Keep your heads up, we have come so far so quickly I would never have thought it was possible. Good luck and God bless to all nationalists throughout the west from a hopeful father to be in Ireland.

    Replies: @Romanian, @Bill P, @Dan Hayes, @Desiderius

    Congratulations and all the best to you and your country.

    • Replies: @Irish millennial
    @Romanian

    Thank you, and to you.

  112. @allahu akbar
    @Desiderius

    I serve god.

    You serve me.

    That is the new order of things. You will cuck yourself willingly to me.

    allahu akbar.

    Replies: @Desiderius

    You serve me

    OK, here you go:

    https://www.lawdepot.com/contracts/eviction-notice-landlord-forms/?loc=US

    Take care of the details, would you? Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.

    • Replies: @allahu akbar
    @Desiderius

    You have been overthrown.

    Your president cannot deport us.

    Your president cannot prevent us from arriving

    your laws serve us.

    your courts support us.

    your women adore us.

    your media is our voice.

    your money is our money.

    we use your society against you. we use your principles to destroy you. we use your government to enslave you.

    Why would we leave? We will own this place...We will own you.

    Allahu Akbar

    Replies: @lavoisier, @dc.sunsets

  113. @Desiderius
    @allahu akbar


    You serve me
     
    OK, here you go:

    https://www.lawdepot.com/contracts/eviction-notice-landlord-forms/?loc=US

    Take care of the details, would you? Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

    Replies: @allahu akbar

    You have been overthrown.

    Your president cannot deport us.

    Your president cannot prevent us from arriving

    your laws serve us.

    your courts support us.

    your women adore us.

    your media is our voice.

    your money is our money.

    we use your society against you. we use your principles to destroy you. we use your government to enslave you.

    Why would we leave? We will own this place…We will own you.

    Allahu Akbar

    • Replies: @lavoisier
    @allahu akbar

    If the white masochists and leftists continue to have it their way, you are absolutely right. Western civilization will be destroyed and you will likely fill the vacuum.

    But if we can wake up and defend our civilization from the rot created by the left, we can defeat you easily.

    , @dc.sunsets
    @allahu akbar

    Tolerance ends with the bull market in stocks.

    Don't count your chickens quite yet (assuming this isn't a brilliant Alt-Right troll job.)

  114. @Twinkie
    @Desiderius


    The problem you run into there is self-serving among those who decide who is truly exceptional/what criteria count.
     
    Sure, that's always going to be a problem, but you know, baby-bath water.

    The traditional way to let some of those people through is just to have periods of relatively loose immigration, followed by tight periods focused on assimilation.
     
    I agree. But even during tight periods I don't think we had a complete ban on immigration/naturalization. Again, I am talking about a very small number here.

    Replies: @William Badwhite

    Why have any? What is the benefit to Americans?

    • Replies: @Twinkie
    @William Badwhite


    Why have any? What is the benefit to Americans?
     
    You really can't think of a single instance?

    Replies: @William Badwhite

  115. @Irish millennial
    Long time reader. Just wanted to say that today I found out my wife is expecting our first child. She is a great woman and we plan to have five. It might be kitsch to say this in the 21st century but I love my people and country. I lost heart in a future for the west until the last few years. Keep your heads up, we have come so far so quickly I would never have thought it was possible. Good luck and God bless to all nationalists throughout the west from a hopeful father to be in Ireland.

    Replies: @Romanian, @Bill P, @Dan Hayes, @Desiderius

    Long time reader. Just wanted to say that today I found out my wife is expecting our first child. She is a great woman and we plan to have five. It might be kitsch to say this in the 21st century but I love my people and country.

    Ireland is the most child-friendly place I’ve ever visited. However, I wonder whether Irish millennial women haven’t been softened like women all over the West. Childrearing is hard, thankless work. It’s unpaid drudgery. Contemporary European and American women generally don’t have the stomach for it. Nor do Asians, actually. Seems like the only ones who have kids are the very young and naive or the older ones who can afford to hire help. Total disaster for future social equality.

    So while I wish you the best, I hope you and your wife are prepared. I hope you have helpful grandparents to give you a hand, too. That can make an enormous difference.

    I’d also say that sometimes, when you wonder whether it’s all worth it, you need some kind of religion to get through the hard times.

    I’ve got three kids, BTW. I think it’s worth it, but I’ve paid a steep price.

    • Replies: @Irish millennial
    @Bill P

    Hi Bill, the fertility situation in Ireland is slightly better than in other parts of the west but is unfortunately trending in the same direction.

    Many good women do still exist out there but you have to be very careful in the choosing. It's hard for me to know if it's better or worse than in previous generations as I am still quite young. I never understood how some people can be so careless in picking their spouse. It really is the single most important decision you will ever make in your life.

    I think we are both well prepared. Luckily we both worked hard to earn good qualifications and high paying jobs. We are also both very fortunate with our family situations.

    Could I ask you how you paid a steep price for your children? Do you mean financialy, missed opportunities or something else?

    Replies: @Bill P

  116. @William Badwhite
    @Twinkie

    Why have any? What is the benefit to Americans?

    Replies: @Twinkie

    Why have any? What is the benefit to Americans?

    You really can’t think of a single instance?

    • Replies: @William Badwhite
    @Twinkie

    I can, but I wasn't the one making the argument.

    Further, your argument assumes that some bureaucrat in a position of authority could be depended upon to not only correctly identify that tiny subset of immigrants that would be positive contributors (in ALL ways: culturally, net tax payer, etc) but to act in a trustworthy manner on that information. Fewer of these exist even than do these ephemeral immigrants.

    Better to just turn off the faucet entirely. Those few people that would genuinely be additive..well we'll just have to live without them.

  117. @Jeremy Cooper
    Of course, there's an interpretation that doesn't involve race. Maybe he's worried about Christians being replaced with Muslims, and would be happy if they were all black Christians invading the Netherlands? Well, maybe not, plenty of evidence suggests that Rep. Steve King engages in plenty of thought crime of the most evil variety.

    After David Duke's gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil.

    Replies: @JohnnyD, @Barnard, @Jake, @lavoisier

    Anyone who thinks Western civilization is something to be proud of and who believes that white people had something to do with its achievements.

  118. @Romanian
    @Irish millennial

    Congratulations and all the best to you and your country.

    Replies: @Irish millennial

    Thank you, and to you.

  119. @JohnnyD
    @Jeremy Cooper

    @Jeremy Cooper,
    "After David Duke's gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil."
    I would say Richard Spencer, but Spencer's much more smarter and sophisticated than Duke.

    Replies: @Twinkie, @Maj. Kong, @ben tillman, @europeasant

    “After David Duke’s gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil.”

    I would say Richard Spencer, but Spencer’s much more smarter and sophisticated than Duke.

    I’m not sure about that.

  120. @allahu akbar
    @Desiderius

    You have been overthrown.

    Your president cannot deport us.

    Your president cannot prevent us from arriving

    your laws serve us.

    your courts support us.

    your women adore us.

    your media is our voice.

    your money is our money.

    we use your society against you. we use your principles to destroy you. we use your government to enslave you.

    Why would we leave? We will own this place...We will own you.

    Allahu Akbar

    Replies: @lavoisier, @dc.sunsets

    If the white masochists and leftists continue to have it their way, you are absolutely right. Western civilization will be destroyed and you will likely fill the vacuum.

    But if we can wake up and defend our civilization from the rot created by the left, we can defeat you easily.

  121. @Bill P
    @Irish millennial


    Long time reader. Just wanted to say that today I found out my wife is expecting our first child. She is a great woman and we plan to have five. It might be kitsch to say this in the 21st century but I love my people and country.
     
    Ireland is the most child-friendly place I've ever visited. However, I wonder whether Irish millennial women haven't been softened like women all over the West. Childrearing is hard, thankless work. It's unpaid drudgery. Contemporary European and American women generally don't have the stomach for it. Nor do Asians, actually. Seems like the only ones who have kids are the very young and naive or the older ones who can afford to hire help. Total disaster for future social equality.

    So while I wish you the best, I hope you and your wife are prepared. I hope you have helpful grandparents to give you a hand, too. That can make an enormous difference.

    I'd also say that sometimes, when you wonder whether it's all worth it, you need some kind of religion to get through the hard times.

    I've got three kids, BTW. I think it's worth it, but I've paid a steep price.

    Replies: @Irish millennial

    Hi Bill, the fertility situation in Ireland is slightly better than in other parts of the west but is unfortunately trending in the same direction.

    Many good women do still exist out there but you have to be very careful in the choosing. It’s hard for me to know if it’s better or worse than in previous generations as I am still quite young. I never understood how some people can be so careless in picking their spouse. It really is the single most important decision you will ever make in your life.

    I think we are both well prepared. Luckily we both worked hard to earn good qualifications and high paying jobs. We are also both very fortunate with our family situations.

    Could I ask you how you paid a steep price for your children? Do you mean financialy, missed opportunities or something else?

    • Replies: @Bill P
    @Irish millennial

    My finances and my liberty (which naturally includes missed opportunities). Divorce is mostly the cause of the former, but the latter would have happened anyway. Parenthood is a form of martyrdom, which is a good thing, but it's often painful. I ended up having to fight to be a father, but I don't regret it at all.

    I'm not saying this to dissuade you. Not by any means. I just think people should be prepared.



    I never understood how some people can be so careless in picking their spouse. It really is the single most important decision you will ever make in your life.
     
    If you're that mature, great! But consider: if most people were so cautious in matters of love the human race would have died out long ago. So have a little humility, my friend. We aren't the grandmasters so much as we are the pawns.

    That said, may your house be blessed with a multitude of children. They are the greatest gift from God we'll ever receive in our lifetime, and if you're a decent man they'll make you all the more so.

    Replies: @Marat Said

  122. @Clifford Brown
    @SPMoore8


    I think what she is getting at is that, in practice, Purim is a kind of Jewish Halloween. That’s where the kids thing comes in.

    Outside of that, it was just another generic stupid comment.
     
    Chelsea's comment regarding Purim does make sense if you view Purim as not Jewish Halloween, but as another Jewish holiday in which the extermination of the Jewish people is narrowly averted. This is kind of a theme in Jewish holidays. Mean Old Haman was determined to exterminate the Jewish people of the Persian Empire until Esther used her charms on the Persian King to save the day. Many Jews see in the Esther story clear parallels with ancient Egypt, the Roman occupation and The Holocaust.

    So Rep. King's lack of appreciation for all children can be seen as echoing Haman's lack of appreciation for the Jewish children in ancient Persia, another multi-ethnic empire.

    Now, Haman's extended kin were exterminated in revenge for Haman's plot, but that is a whole other story.

    Replies: @Opinionator, @Bill, @Achmed E. Newman

    Possibly this should have been in the previous posts about the feminists and the tent-dwellers, but I just don’t understand men’s fascination with certain women:

    You’ve got your Cleopatra’s and such, sure (she looked reasonably hot in the movies), but now I read: “Mean Old Haman was determined to exterminate the Jewish people of the Persian Empire until Esther used her charms on the Persian King to save the day.

    How is that even possible? Are we talking about the same Esther here?

    or am I just talking out my ass?

    • Replies: @Desiderius
    @Achmed E. Newman

    She was good enough for B.B.King, why not for the Persian king?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aGV6PRD0oU

  123. @JohnnyD
    @Jeremy Cooper

    @Jeremy Cooper,
    "After David Duke's gone, you wonder who the media will use to use as their measuring stick for evil."
    I would say Richard Spencer, but Spencer's much more smarter and sophisticated than Duke.

    Replies: @Twinkie, @Maj. Kong, @ben tillman, @europeasant

    Richard Spencer?

    Except for two instances in MSM. He got caught being sucker punched and someone claimed he did a hitler salute. Maybe he learned he’s still young. Last time I got sucked punched was when I was 16.

  124. @Irish millennial
    Long time reader. Just wanted to say that today I found out my wife is expecting our first child. She is a great woman and we plan to have five. It might be kitsch to say this in the 21st century but I love my people and country. I lost heart in a future for the west until the last few years. Keep your heads up, we have come so far so quickly I would never have thought it was possible. Good luck and God bless to all nationalists throughout the west from a hopeful father to be in Ireland.

    Replies: @Romanian, @Bill P, @Dan Hayes, @Desiderius

    Irish millennial,

    Very uplifting news about you, your spouse and future progeny.

    Keep up the good work. Ireland and the West need people like you, your spouse and family to be.

  125. Don’t worry, Steve King is still a cuck like everyone else:

    “If you go down the road a few generations or maybe centuries with the intermarriage, I’d like to see an America that’s just so homogenous that we look a lot the same,” King added.

    http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/steve-king-defends-somebody-else-s-babies-remarks-n732741

    • Replies: @Twinkie
    @Seeker


    Don’t worry, Steve King is still a cuck like everyone else:
     
    You just won't be happy unless and until someone such as Rep. King says "America is only for white people; the rest of you can go jump in the ocean," would you?
    , @L Woods
    @Seeker

    He took a remarkably bold stance for a mainstream politician. Be reasonable.

  126. @anonguy
    In an era where a Congressional Representative runs around saying things like this, how does iSteve remain enticing when it is very dependent upon being a forbidden delight?

    Replies: @Maj. Kong, @Achmed E. Newman

    In an era where a Congressional Representative runs around saying things like this, how does iSteve remain enticing when it is very dependent upon being a forbidden delight?

    Anonguy, I would hope most people read iSteve, along with a majority of unz, because they like to read the truth, not because it’s forbidden fruit. If truthtelling in media is ever in vogue again, I’d have so many sites to read that I’d never get anything done. Another drawback would be that I wouldn’t be able to get a comment in edgewise. That’d be a small price to pay for a post-PeakStupidity world though.

    I’ll keep writing, and you young un’ keep quacking, tweeting, twittering and all that – knock yourselves out. It looks like we’re starting to make a small dent in the driver’s side quarter-panel of the Stupid. Next step, call in the Carolina Crusher.*

    * What, not a monster-truck fan?

    • Replies: @anonguy
    @Achmed E. Newman


    Anonguy, I would hope most people read iSteve, along with a majority of unz, because they like to read the truth, not because it’s forbidden fruit. If truthtelling in media is ever in vogue again, I’d have so many sites to read that I’d never get anything done. Another drawback would be that I wouldn’t be able to get a comment in edgewise. That’d be a small price to pay for a post-PeakStupidity world though.
     
    This is true, we do seem to be in some peak stupidity/self-censorship era. There is so little interesting being written these days.

    Censorship of political discourse corrupts all of a society's discourse. The communists are a good example, ruled large swaths of the world for generations and created virtually nothing of merit in arts/letters.

    Same for other totalitarian regimes, Nazis were into kitsch too, just like PC, just like communists, it is the mark of the dead weight of tyranny on a society.
  127. @Irish millennial
    Long time reader. Just wanted to say that today I found out my wife is expecting our first child. She is a great woman and we plan to have five. It might be kitsch to say this in the 21st century but I love my people and country. I lost heart in a future for the west until the last few years. Keep your heads up, we have come so far so quickly I would never have thought it was possible. Good luck and God bless to all nationalists throughout the west from a hopeful father to be in Ireland.

    Replies: @Romanian, @Bill P, @Dan Hayes, @Desiderius

    Aye, we’ve twins on the way here in Ohio.

    Keep up the Spirits, ye hardy.

  128. @Achmed E. Newman
    @Clifford Brown

    Possibly this should have been in the previous posts about the feminists and the tent-dwellers, but I just don't understand men's fascination with certain women:

    You've got your Cleopatra's and such, sure (she looked reasonably hot in the movies), but now I read: "Mean Old Haman was determined to exterminate the Jewish people of the Persian Empire until Esther used her charms on the Persian King to save the day. "

    How is that even possible? Are we talking about the same Esther here?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXaipetoXF8

    or am I just talking out my ass?

    Replies: @Desiderius

    She was good enough for B.B.King, why not for the Persian king?

  129. @Seeker
    Don't worry, Steve King is still a cuck like everyone else:

    "If you go down the road a few generations or maybe centuries with the intermarriage, I'd like to see an America that's just so homogenous that we look a lot the same," King added.
     
    http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/steve-king-defends-somebody-else-s-babies-remarks-n732741

    Replies: @Twinkie, @L Woods

    Don’t worry, Steve King is still a cuck like everyone else:

    You just won’t be happy unless and until someone such as Rep. King says “America is only for white people; the rest of you can go jump in the ocean,” would you?

  130. @Seeker
    Don't worry, Steve King is still a cuck like everyone else:

    "If you go down the road a few generations or maybe centuries with the intermarriage, I'd like to see an America that's just so homogenous that we look a lot the same," King added.
     
    http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/steve-king-defends-somebody-else-s-babies-remarks-n732741

    Replies: @Twinkie, @L Woods

    He took a remarkably bold stance for a mainstream politician. Be reasonable.

  131. @Irish millennial
    @Bill P

    Hi Bill, the fertility situation in Ireland is slightly better than in other parts of the west but is unfortunately trending in the same direction.

    Many good women do still exist out there but you have to be very careful in the choosing. It's hard for me to know if it's better or worse than in previous generations as I am still quite young. I never understood how some people can be so careless in picking their spouse. It really is the single most important decision you will ever make in your life.

    I think we are both well prepared. Luckily we both worked hard to earn good qualifications and high paying jobs. We are also both very fortunate with our family situations.

    Could I ask you how you paid a steep price for your children? Do you mean financialy, missed opportunities or something else?

    Replies: @Bill P

    My finances and my liberty (which naturally includes missed opportunities). Divorce is mostly the cause of the former, but the latter would have happened anyway. Parenthood is a form of martyrdom, which is a good thing, but it’s often painful. I ended up having to fight to be a father, but I don’t regret it at all.

    I’m not saying this to dissuade you. Not by any means. I just think people should be prepared.

    I never understood how some people can be so careless in picking their spouse. It really is the single most important decision you will ever make in your life.

    If you’re that mature, great! But consider: if most people were so cautious in matters of love the human race would have died out long ago. So have a little humility, my friend. We aren’t the grandmasters so much as we are the pawns.

    That said, may your house be blessed with a multitude of children. They are the greatest gift from God we’ll ever receive in our lifetime, and if you’re a decent man they’ll make you all the more so.

    • Replies: @Marat Said
    @Bill P

    Ecce haereditas Domini, filii:
    Merces, fructus ventris

    Behold the inheritance of the Lord, children:
    A reward, the fruit of the womb.



    http://preview.tinyurl.com/je5vzrt

    (Vivaldi)

  132. @Jenner Ickham Errican
    @Maj. Kong


    But while Moulton was privileged, he willingly signed up to do four tours in Iraq as an officer.
     
    I agree that Moulton’s military record is impressive and I respect his bravery. Unfortunately he’s a literal invader and inviter of the world and is politically ambitious.

    As the video link shows, Spencer has had little to show for what he was given. Someone of his considerable gifts could have easily hustled into being a Special Forces officer, a SCOTUS clerk, etc.
     
    You’re placing too much weight on credentials/officialdom as a means to foment change. Spencer, who is far more recognizable nationally than Moulton, seems to be helping make a real difference in moving the Overton Window rightward. Spencer couldn’t be who he is and continue to punch ‘respectable’ tickets—he’d have to keep his views secret. Which would be useless.

    A groundswell of right-wing outside agitators like Spencer gives encouragement to those both inside the system (like Rep. King) and the Alt-Right/proto-Alt-Right amongst the general public. Also, SJW opposition to Spencer and MSM coverage of Spencer helps the Alt-Right message, because it spreads the Alt-Right message. It’s like with Trump—the MSM thought “Here’s a garish buffoon saying crazy things, who thinks he has a chance. Let’s give him maximum exposure and he’ll implode, hahaha!” Whoops.

    And in that world we would be talking about Congressman Richard Spencer,
     
    Maybe, if he isn’t first killed overseas attempting to win Muslim ‘hearts and minds’ in your alt-timeline.

    not our world’s washed-up journalist quangocrat Richard Spencer.
     
    He’s too young to be washed up. If anything, his fame/notoriety and public exposure to his advocacy is steadily accelerating, dovetailing with the current populist rightward drift in European and American politics. As for quangocrat, I’m not sure what Spencer has to do with government. Does the NPI get public funding?

    Skimming your comment history, it seems that we are basically in agreement on many things, so I hope I’m not coming off as hostile. But I’m left wondering, is your opposition to Spencer personal (you don’t like him), political (you don’t like his views), or both? Either are defendable positions, but you instead made a (IMHO) non-sequitur comparison to Moulton, with hints of class resentment.

    Would you describe Steve Sailer as a washed-up market researcher?

    P.S., I’ve never heard of Aaron Clarey before you linked to his channel. The guy seems to be a huckster with a complex about ‘rich kids.’ His videos look to be geared toward anxious younger dudes who’ve landed, or are trying to land, their first (entry level) full time job and who haven’t yet outgrown Axe body spray.

    Is that accurate market research? :)

    Replies: @Maj. Kong

    Skimming your comment history, it seems that we are basically in agreement on many things, so I hope I’m not coming off as hostile. But I’m left wondering, is your opposition to Spencer personal (you don’t like him), political (you don’t like his views), or both? Either are defendable positions, but you instead made a (IMHO) non-sequitur comparison to Moulton, with hints of class resentment.

    personal, I’m sure that I have philosophical differences with Spencer, as I also do with Mike Cernovich, but I fundamentally consider Cernovich a more likable person. I have mixed feelings about the military itself, since back when I was 18 I was abjectly opposed to being conscripted or worse, leading conscripts in a reckless land invasion of Iran. But I do recognize that it tests leadership like few other things. We should probably be thankful that Paul Ryan bummed around in his 20s rather than enlisting.

    P.S., I’ve never heard of Aaron Clarey before you linked to his channel. The guy seems to be a huckster with a complex about ‘rich kids.’ His videos look to be geared toward anxious younger dudes who’ve landed, or are trying to land, their first (entry level) full time job and who haven’t yet outgrown Axe body spray.
    Is that accurate market research?

    Guilty as charged

  133. @allahu akbar
    @Desiderius

    You have been overthrown.

    Your president cannot deport us.

    Your president cannot prevent us from arriving

    your laws serve us.

    your courts support us.

    your women adore us.

    your media is our voice.

    your money is our money.

    we use your society against you. we use your principles to destroy you. we use your government to enslave you.

    Why would we leave? We will own this place...We will own you.

    Allahu Akbar

    Replies: @lavoisier, @dc.sunsets

    Tolerance ends with the bull market in stocks.

    Don’t count your chickens quite yet (assuming this isn’t a brilliant Alt-Right troll job.)

  134. Don’t count your chickens quite yet (assuming this isn’t a brilliant Alt-Right troll job.)

    It’s a troll-job, though I wouldn’t call it brilliant.

  135. “We have now sunk to a depth at which restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men.”

    George Orwell

    • Agree: dc.sunsets
  136. @Achmed E. Newman
    @anonguy


    In an era where a Congressional Representative runs around saying things like this, how does iSteve remain enticing when it is very dependent upon being a forbidden delight?
     
    Anonguy, I would hope most people read iSteve, along with a majority of unz, because they like to read the truth, not because it's forbidden fruit. If truthtelling in media is ever in vogue again, I'd have so many sites to read that I'd never get anything done. Another drawback would be that I wouldn't be able to get a comment in edgewise. That'd be a small price to pay for a post-PeakStupidity world though.

    I'll keep writing, and you young un' keep quacking, tweeting, twittering and all that - knock yourselves out. It looks like we're starting to make a small dent in the driver's side quarter-panel of the Stupid. Next step, call in the Carolina Crusher.*

    * What, not a monster-truck fan?

    Replies: @anonguy

    Anonguy, I would hope most people read iSteve, along with a majority of unz, because they like to read the truth, not because it’s forbidden fruit. If truthtelling in media is ever in vogue again, I’d have so many sites to read that I’d never get anything done. Another drawback would be that I wouldn’t be able to get a comment in edgewise. That’d be a small price to pay for a post-PeakStupidity world though.

    This is true, we do seem to be in some peak stupidity/self-censorship era. There is so little interesting being written these days.

    Censorship of political discourse corrupts all of a society’s discourse. The communists are a good example, ruled large swaths of the world for generations and created virtually nothing of merit in arts/letters.

    Same for other totalitarian regimes, Nazis were into kitsch too, just like PC, just like communists, it is the mark of the dead weight of tyranny on a society.

  137. @Twinkie
    @William Badwhite


    Why have any? What is the benefit to Americans?
     
    You really can't think of a single instance?

    Replies: @William Badwhite

    I can, but I wasn’t the one making the argument.

    Further, your argument assumes that some bureaucrat in a position of authority could be depended upon to not only correctly identify that tiny subset of immigrants that would be positive contributors (in ALL ways: culturally, net tax payer, etc) but to act in a trustworthy manner on that information. Fewer of these exist even than do these ephemeral immigrants.

    Better to just turn off the faucet entirely. Those few people that would genuinely be additive..well we’ll just have to live without them.

  138. @Bill P
    @Irish millennial

    My finances and my liberty (which naturally includes missed opportunities). Divorce is mostly the cause of the former, but the latter would have happened anyway. Parenthood is a form of martyrdom, which is a good thing, but it's often painful. I ended up having to fight to be a father, but I don't regret it at all.

    I'm not saying this to dissuade you. Not by any means. I just think people should be prepared.



    I never understood how some people can be so careless in picking their spouse. It really is the single most important decision you will ever make in your life.
     
    If you're that mature, great! But consider: if most people were so cautious in matters of love the human race would have died out long ago. So have a little humility, my friend. We aren't the grandmasters so much as we are the pawns.

    That said, may your house be blessed with a multitude of children. They are the greatest gift from God we'll ever receive in our lifetime, and if you're a decent man they'll make you all the more so.

    Replies: @Marat Said

    Ecce haereditas Domini, filii:
    Merces, fructus ventris

    Behold the inheritance of the Lord, children:
    A reward, the fruit of the womb.

    http://preview.tinyurl.com/je5vzrt

    (Vivaldi)

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