It really is astounding how retarded everyone on the right who entertains anti-Trumpism is. Imagine if you were broke, homeless, and unemployed and some charitable wealthy man decides to give you a million dollars. Then, after you’re on your feet, you condemn that man at every turn because he didn’t give you a billion dollars. That’s the anti-Trump right in a nutshell.
If you have a non-existent GOP, you end up with New England cities and culture. A wasteland for anyone with right wing sensibilities. They will trans your kids, let minorities abuse you, and tax you to death. The Judges are no help. No one will stick up for you without political power.
I know when it comes to social issues and culture it is quite leftist in New England, however Northern New England cities (New Hampshire and Maine cities) are the second most safest cities in the whole US behind only North Idaho and Northwest Montana cities.
You are correct. It's because of the demographics though. The democrats are trying to destroy those demographics through refugee settlement. Also, every young person leaves for more opportunity. The average age is also very high in those places leading to less crime. There are somewhat better parties in New Hampshire and Maine though. GOP governors in NH and Susan Collins in Maine.
Anyone in the “online” right can go pick up a petition to run for an office in their local municipality. The GOP has never and will never have your best interest at heart. We need to take control of our own destinies and build a network of like minded peoples in positions of power.
"And we do that by foregoing the one vehicle we have for getting into power. Instead, we're gonna run for local school board as explicit white nationalists and build national power this way"
Your local GOP and national GOP are far different entities. There are a multitude of offices in local communities that control budgets, write laws, coordinate public works projects, etc. These are real tangible things that help communities and drive culture. Only a retard would run for the school board as an “explicit white nationalist.” Nuance is a powerful tool. We get out of this by actually doing things. Unfortunately speaking into the void about a power structure that has stabbed its constituents in the back every chance it has gotten is not going to cut it.
We're not going to reverse our situation by litigating the budgets of small town Oklahoma. The complaint against the GOP is that they do nothing about the big issues we care about so we're now going to... focus entirely on the local matters that also don't deal with the big issues we care about. It's great to get involved locally, but to think of this as an alternative to national politics is absurd. A small town can be swamped by immigrants placed there by the national government. The only vehicle for national politics is the GOP.
If the GOP continues to drag its feet and self-sabotage, it’s not going to matter. This has been their M.O. for most young people’s living memory. These young conservative types don’t share a connection to the GOP like previous generations. They answer to the donor class, and as long as the checks keep coming in, the status quo will remain unchanged. Decoupling the GOP from corporate interests is never going to happen. I’m not anti-corporation, but their interests rarely coincide with the interests of the general public. Also, this most likely isn’t a tenable option moving forward, but political parties have died and new ones have arisen throughout history. It hasn’t happened in over a century, but it has happened in the United States before.
Desperate coping to think that Trump is some sort of pipeline for Online Right ideas. The Trump administration doesn't get their ideas from the Online Right - they lie and say whatever will hype up their easily excitable goyish base, and then get all their actual policy ideas from the entrenched donor class. War with Iran for Mirian Adelson, no mass deportations for Big Agriculture, and AI regulation moratorium for Little Tech. Trump's social media team dangles memes and talking points to entertain the extremely online portion of their base, but the "poasters" are very much NOT in control.
If you believe that, then Online Right views have zero relevance to the American public and is nothing more than a niche internet culture without any real-world presence.
There are of course competing elements within Trumpism. The idea we need to take our ball and go home to our own independent movement would be a failure. See the rest of the article about Cville and the lack of money, mass following, and organizational ability on the Online Right's part.
Basically, yes. Until Online Right ideas capture a big enough chunk of the population or a few billionaires, there is no actual avenue to real power, barring a black swan event. Obviously people should be involved in whatever their local politics are, but acting like the Zionist-captured, Boomer-dominated GOP is some sort of great avenue for success is delusional. The Epstein files are a good example of how Trump "works for" anonymous Twitter posters (LOL). He runs on the issue, raises it a ton to rile up his base of idiot peasants. Then once elected, he does some goofy press release where a bunch of influences are handed fake file packs. Then he spends several months attacking and alienating the very conspiracy theorist base that he riled up, working to cover it up for his Zionist donor owners, before finally releasing the files. Now masses of normies are "woken up" to the "fact" that we are run by Satanic cannibal pedophiles (Pizzagate is basically mainstream among under 30 normies, especially the women), but Trump and the GOP are the ones holding the bag! All this to say that Trump is NOT your guy. Honest question: if Trump disappeared tomorrow, what political option or strategy would you endorse? It seems like you only support Trump because you've convinced yourself that there are no other options.
Thanks for replying btw, despite my comments I do actually like your articles.
The same way that just about any historical vanguardist movement has acted: spread ideas through memes and propaganda, network with like-minded people, and acquire influence. Make the ideas appealing. The GOP is a sinking ship, and tying your fortunes to it is a bad move. Yes, people should get involved with it in as much as it can get them power and influence, but we should have no loyalty to it. Trump's best buddies like Mark Levin and Lindsey Graham are THE enemies of the American people.
I think it will be a gradual, generational change. Boomers will not save us. Trump played his part, but now he is no longer pushing the envelope; people like Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson are. But at the end of the day there is no easy answer, because we are in a desperate situation.
Fuentes and Carlson were maybe vanguardist trendsetters 5+ years ago, but nowadays they're clownish grifters (though Fuentes has the occasional flash of good sense) who appeal to low information voters. If you're following them, you have no coherent ideology. If you just want politics as entertainment, fine, but don't waste everyone else's time with shit like this.
They have a degree of mass appeal among the under 35 crowd. They aren't philosophers, they're the alternative to Fox News (which is only watched by over 55s).
"There are two different types that suggest dumping Trump. One is the Never Trumper types who want the pre-Trump party back. The others are those who think Trump needs to be jettisoned to allow an even more right-wing force to emerge."
I think there is a third type that wants to keep the America First / right-wing priorities that Trump made popular but under the direction of someone with more likeability, self-control, discipline, and effectiveness. I like Trump but he's a provocateur that does a lot of dumb things and has a penchant for surrounding himself with Insane Clown Party types. Lots of potential conservative voters really can't stand him because he emanates clownishness.
In any case, I agree with your general thesis and will continue voting GOP probably forever because they are the least worst option. Maybe it's unrealistic to expect someone better than Trump and keep our priorities at the fore.
It really is astounding how retarded everyone on the right who entertains anti-Trumpism is. Imagine if you were broke, homeless, and unemployed and some charitable wealthy man decides to give you a million dollars. Then, after you’re on your feet, you condemn that man at every turn because he didn’t give you a billion dollars. That’s the anti-Trump right in a nutshell.
If you have a non-existent GOP, you end up with New England cities and culture. A wasteland for anyone with right wing sensibilities. They will trans your kids, let minorities abuse you, and tax you to death. The Judges are no help. No one will stick up for you without political power.
I know when it comes to social issues and culture it is quite leftist in New England, however Northern New England cities (New Hampshire and Maine cities) are the second most safest cities in the whole US behind only North Idaho and Northwest Montana cities.
You are correct. It's because of the demographics though. The democrats are trying to destroy those demographics through refugee settlement. Also, every young person leaves for more opportunity. The average age is also very high in those places leading to less crime. There are somewhat better parties in New Hampshire and Maine though. GOP governors in NH and Susan Collins in Maine.
Anyone in the “online” right can go pick up a petition to run for an office in their local municipality. The GOP has never and will never have your best interest at heart. We need to take control of our own destinies and build a network of like minded peoples in positions of power.
"And we do that by foregoing the one vehicle we have for getting into power. Instead, we're gonna run for local school board as explicit white nationalists and build national power this way"
Your local GOP and national GOP are far different entities. There are a multitude of offices in local communities that control budgets, write laws, coordinate public works projects, etc. These are real tangible things that help communities and drive culture. Only a retard would run for the school board as an “explicit white nationalist.” Nuance is a powerful tool. We get out of this by actually doing things. Unfortunately speaking into the void about a power structure that has stabbed its constituents in the back every chance it has gotten is not going to cut it.
We're not going to reverse our situation by litigating the budgets of small town Oklahoma. The complaint against the GOP is that they do nothing about the big issues we care about so we're now going to... focus entirely on the local matters that also don't deal with the big issues we care about. It's great to get involved locally, but to think of this as an alternative to national politics is absurd. A small town can be swamped by immigrants placed there by the national government. The only vehicle for national politics is the GOP.
If the GOP continues to drag its feet and self-sabotage, it’s not going to matter. This has been their M.O. for most young people’s living memory. These young conservative types don’t share a connection to the GOP like previous generations. They answer to the donor class, and as long as the checks keep coming in, the status quo will remain unchanged. Decoupling the GOP from corporate interests is never going to happen. I’m not anti-corporation, but their interests rarely coincide with the interests of the general public. Also, this most likely isn’t a tenable option moving forward, but political parties have died and new ones have arisen throughout history. It hasn’t happened in over a century, but it has happened in the United States before.
Trust the plan, says the regime man. Lol!
Desperate coping to think that Trump is some sort of pipeline for Online Right ideas. The Trump administration doesn't get their ideas from the Online Right - they lie and say whatever will hype up their easily excitable goyish base, and then get all their actual policy ideas from the entrenched donor class. War with Iran for Mirian Adelson, no mass deportations for Big Agriculture, and AI regulation moratorium for Little Tech. Trump's social media team dangles memes and talking points to entertain the extremely online portion of their base, but the "poasters" are very much NOT in control.
If you believe that, then Online Right views have zero relevance to the American public and is nothing more than a niche internet culture without any real-world presence.
There are of course competing elements within Trumpism. The idea we need to take our ball and go home to our own independent movement would be a failure. See the rest of the article about Cville and the lack of money, mass following, and organizational ability on the Online Right's part.
Basically, yes. Until Online Right ideas capture a big enough chunk of the population or a few billionaires, there is no actual avenue to real power, barring a black swan event. Obviously people should be involved in whatever their local politics are, but acting like the Zionist-captured, Boomer-dominated GOP is some sort of great avenue for success is delusional. The Epstein files are a good example of how Trump "works for" anonymous Twitter posters (LOL). He runs on the issue, raises it a ton to rile up his base of idiot peasants. Then once elected, he does some goofy press release where a bunch of influences are handed fake file packs. Then he spends several months attacking and alienating the very conspiracy theorist base that he riled up, working to cover it up for his Zionist donor owners, before finally releasing the files. Now masses of normies are "woken up" to the "fact" that we are run by Satanic cannibal pedophiles (Pizzagate is basically mainstream among under 30 normies, especially the women), but Trump and the GOP are the ones holding the bag! All this to say that Trump is NOT your guy. Honest question: if Trump disappeared tomorrow, what political option or strategy would you endorse? It seems like you only support Trump because you've convinced yourself that there are no other options.
Thanks for replying btw, despite my comments I do actually like your articles.
How are you going to capture a big chunk of the population and billionaires without involvement in actual politics?
None of the four alternatives I outlined, which is all that people offer to substitute the GOP, are going to do that.
Many of these "awakened" normies are just going to vote Democrat and then return to their daily lives.
Trump is the only serious option now. Marching around masks is not.
The same way that just about any historical vanguardist movement has acted: spread ideas through memes and propaganda, network with like-minded people, and acquire influence. Make the ideas appealing. The GOP is a sinking ship, and tying your fortunes to it is a bad move. Yes, people should get involved with it in as much as it can get them power and influence, but we should have no loyalty to it. Trump's best buddies like Mark Levin and Lindsey Graham are THE enemies of the American people.
I think it will be a gradual, generational change. Boomers will not save us. Trump played his part, but now he is no longer pushing the envelope; people like Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson are. But at the end of the day there is no easy answer, because we are in a desperate situation.
How are you going to acquire influence without the one institution you're capable of influencing?
Gain influence over the Democrats?
How is that going for you, Scott? Does the GOP listen to you, or do they listen to the Zionist megadonors who sign their paychecks?
I also seem to have missed the part where the only two institutions in the world were the GOP and the DNC.
Fuentes and Carlson were maybe vanguardist trendsetters 5+ years ago, but nowadays they're clownish grifters (though Fuentes has the occasional flash of good sense) who appeal to low information voters. If you're following them, you have no coherent ideology. If you just want politics as entertainment, fine, but don't waste everyone else's time with shit like this.
They have a degree of mass appeal among the under 35 crowd. They aren't philosophers, they're the alternative to Fox News (which is only watched by over 55s).
"There are two different types that suggest dumping Trump. One is the Never Trumper types who want the pre-Trump party back. The others are those who think Trump needs to be jettisoned to allow an even more right-wing force to emerge."
I think there is a third type that wants to keep the America First / right-wing priorities that Trump made popular but under the direction of someone with more likeability, self-control, discipline, and effectiveness. I like Trump but he's a provocateur that does a lot of dumb things and has a penchant for surrounding himself with Insane Clown Party types. Lots of potential conservative voters really can't stand him because he emanates clownishness.
In any case, I agree with your general thesis and will continue voting GOP probably forever because they are the least worst option. Maybe it's unrealistic to expect someone better than Trump and keep our priorities at the fore.