I saw the same thing on American Renaissance. Jared Taylor and his staff would constantly try to keep the discussion focused on race issues. But a significant chunk of the commenters would hijack threads to talk about Jews, and this was to the total exclusion of any race/identity issues. It basically comes down to Jews/anti-Semitism and what people are focused on. Many of them tacitly and even openly acknowledged that they have no problems with non-whites, immigration, or actual race issues, but their main beef was with Jews. That's the distinction in this Online Right debate.
100%. "The Jew Thing" is a very potent drug, and seems to overwhelm even those I (used to) call intelligent. Not sure why it seems to override civilization-tier issues like immigration. Though I suspect most people who Greer is critiquing are under-30s. They are almost all political retards. Have always been. They don't understand trade-offs like adults do.
I find "The Jew Thing" to be very 20th-century as well. The 21st century and beyond will be "The Indian Thing" or even "The African Thing". Ashkenazim are becoming extinct as they would rather be gay or dogparents, like every other educated urbanite.
has the "radical right" been of any use? The one attempt by the Alt Right to get involved in politics resulted in mass doxings, increased internet censorship, and further erasure of confederate heritage.
Republicans had no power over what Democrats in Virginia did or what Big Tech companies did. Cville also demonstrated the Alt Right had zero public support and few devoted followers. If you want to keep repeating that mistake, you're more than welcome to.
Am I stupid for thinking Vance would be better? I'm hopeful that he'll maintain the things Trump is doing well (identity issues and immigration) and discard the stupid things (tariffs, interventions).
Either way, I simply don't understand how any White man could consider voting Democrat. The border will be re-opened and DEI will come roaring back all while we continue the forever wars but (maybe) with less zeal.
That is how I thought and when I originally supported Desantis over Trump I thought he was more mentally stable. He would not do the dumb tariffs and interventions. He would focus on identity and immigration issues. All the juice Trump wastes on tariffs and interventions he wastes capitol on the other issues. Now the GOP is so unpopular it will lose both houses of congress come November in my view. Especially with rising prices on everything coming soon and for sure before November.
No thanks, I am tired of being raped. No amount of substack articles will change this. Until the right offers a serious canidate, I will not be voting for a Republican.
I know of only Left-Right alliance that worked. It was the Social Contract group that was run and funded by John Taunton from the 1980s until around the mid 2010s. The organization likely still exists but I never hear of it anymore. They were anti-immigration and pro-environment and included men such as Sam Francis and Wayne Lutton. The Social Contract was involved in both state and national legislation and movements like Prop 187 in California.
Peter Brimelow and Jared Taylor attended (but rarely spoke at) their events in Washington DC. I attended their annual "writers workshop" from the late 90s until the last one in 2019. Panels would talk pretty openly about race and immigration but you would see some attendees wearing "Obama '04" campaign buttons as well. Once Taunton died in 2012 or so it started to fade.
To me it's an issue of basic accountability, because Republicans ran a scam: they promised mass deportations and delivered another Jewish war. The current crop of Republican politicians need to lose their jobs.
I saw the same thing on American Renaissance. Jared Taylor and his staff would constantly try to keep the discussion focused on race issues. But a significant chunk of the commenters would hijack threads to talk about Jews, and this was to the total exclusion of any race/identity issues. It basically comes down to Jews/anti-Semitism and what people are focused on. Many of them tacitly and even openly acknowledged that they have no problems with non-whites, immigration, or actual race issues, but their main beef was with Jews. That's the distinction in this Online Right debate.
100%. "The Jew Thing" is a very potent drug, and seems to overwhelm even those I (used to) call intelligent. Not sure why it seems to override civilization-tier issues like immigration. Though I suspect most people who Greer is critiquing are under-30s. They are almost all political retards. Have always been. They don't understand trade-offs like adults do.
I find "The Jew Thing" to be very 20th-century as well. The 21st century and beyond will be "The Indian Thing" or even "The African Thing". Ashkenazim are becoming extinct as they would rather be gay or dogparents, like every other educated urbanite.
The centre Right has been catastrophically useless since 1945 particularly across the Anglo-sphere.
has the "radical right" been of any use? The one attempt by the Alt Right to get involved in politics resulted in mass doxings, increased internet censorship, and further erasure of confederate heritage.
All which happened while GOP was in power, so why should the Right support this party again?
Republicans had no power over what Democrats in Virginia did or what Big Tech companies did. Cville also demonstrated the Alt Right had zero public support and few devoted followers. If you want to keep repeating that mistake, you're more than welcome to.
Electing Trump was a mistake: Republican politicians never seem to have time for actual right-wing agenda, but they sure love Jewish wars.
The centre Right has broadly been in actual power across the Anglo-sphere, particularly here in the UK for the last 100 years.
The biggest problem with any challenge to that strangle hold is the failure to raise big money. Without big money its hard to achieve anything.
White people are not putting their hands in their pockets.
Jewish people I know think nothing of using 10% of what they earn to fund institutions, media and lobby/ pressure groups.
+ I'm very open to thinking outside the old Left v Right paradigm tho.
Am I stupid for thinking Vance would be better? I'm hopeful that he'll maintain the things Trump is doing well (identity issues and immigration) and discard the stupid things (tariffs, interventions).
Either way, I simply don't understand how any White man could consider voting Democrat. The border will be re-opened and DEI will come roaring back all while we continue the forever wars but (maybe) with less zeal.
That is how I thought and when I originally supported Desantis over Trump I thought he was more mentally stable. He would not do the dumb tariffs and interventions. He would focus on identity and immigration issues. All the juice Trump wastes on tariffs and interventions he wastes capitol on the other issues. Now the GOP is so unpopular it will lose both houses of congress come November in my view. Especially with rising prices on everything coming soon and for sure before November.
I think your predictions are correct. A blue wave is coming. People are not happy with Trump and the GOP.
No thanks, I am tired of being raped. No amount of substack articles will change this. Until the right offers a serious canidate, I will not be voting for a Republican.
I know of only Left-Right alliance that worked. It was the Social Contract group that was run and funded by John Taunton from the 1980s until around the mid 2010s. The organization likely still exists but I never hear of it anymore. They were anti-immigration and pro-environment and included men such as Sam Francis and Wayne Lutton. The Social Contract was involved in both state and national legislation and movements like Prop 187 in California.
Peter Brimelow and Jared Taylor attended (but rarely spoke at) their events in Washington DC. I attended their annual "writers workshop" from the late 90s until the last one in 2019. Panels would talk pretty openly about race and immigration but you would see some attendees wearing "Obama '04" campaign buttons as well. Once Taunton died in 2012 or so it started to fade.
To me it's an issue of basic accountability, because Republicans ran a scam: they promised mass deportations and delivered another Jewish war. The current crop of Republican politicians need to lose their jobs.