Indeed. An ideology around a single individual rises and falls with said individual, and very few can triump for long.
If the new right is going go have a future, it needs a stronger set of principles than just "trump", and it needs a way to articulate said principles beyond a single compromised mouthpiece.
Yet despite our attempts to bring them up to speed on how to fight the new digital culture war, they still have not taken the lessons to heart. Things like the distrusting of corporations, the three rules of sjws and fighting against alinskyism, the recognition of academia, social media companies and mass media as the enemy, how to mobilize under their noses, and they still refuse to accept the social landscape change of the last 15-30 years.
The trick going forward will be using these compromised positions as gateways to the truth. Not to treat them as truth or trustworthy in and of themselves, but to piggyback off them to get the normies to dig deeper themselves. Give the normies enough cognitive dissonance to make them go looking for a way to reconcile it. Or use their social media presence as a way to bring people deeper into the net.
"Muh cult of personality" is a collectivist smear against any movement that opposes them. You don't hear anyone denouncing the insane mass worship of Obama, which greatly exceeded any similar support for Trump. Why not? Because he was a personality pushing for global communism, and his cultists were the "good kind" of fanatics.
You cannot have a strong nation or a strong individualist populist movement without equally strong and charismatic leaders who inspire and direct the people. Globalists will always denounce such leaders as demagogues and their supporters as cultists. The very idea of a nation is anethema to their goals. They will always push for weak leaders and unenthusiastic nationalism because they want your nation to vanish.
Consistently cutting bait and abandoning people is precisely why conservatives always lose. The establishment republicans are pushing "their constituents" to ditch the most popular republican in modern history. He still has over 90% approval among conservative voters. Why should he be the one ejected from the party? Seems to me like every other republican leader and talking head should be the ones kicked to the curb. Judging by Fox News's ratings, most conservatives appear to agree with me.
Well his mask is off now.
Tucker merely played the role of Populist Inc and now he doesn't bother to even do that to a convincing degree.
Still what can we expect from someone who works at a mainstream news outlet?
They just stole a presidential election in broad daylight. We're not voting ourselves out of this.
Indeed. An ideology around a single individual rises and falls with said individual, and very few can triump for long.
If the new right is going go have a future, it needs a stronger set of principles than just "trump", and it needs a way to articulate said principles beyond a single compromised mouthpiece.
Yet despite our attempts to bring them up to speed on how to fight the new digital culture war, they still have not taken the lessons to heart. Things like the distrusting of corporations, the three rules of sjws and fighting against alinskyism, the recognition of academia, social media companies and mass media as the enemy, how to mobilize under their noses, and they still refuse to accept the social landscape change of the last 15-30 years.
The trick going forward will be using these compromised positions as gateways to the truth. Not to treat them as truth or trustworthy in and of themselves, but to piggyback off them to get the normies to dig deeper themselves. Give the normies enough cognitive dissonance to make them go looking for a way to reconcile it. Or use their social media presence as a way to bring people deeper into the net.
"Muh cult of personality" is a collectivist smear against any movement that opposes them. You don't hear anyone denouncing the insane mass worship of Obama, which greatly exceeded any similar support for Trump. Why not? Because he was a personality pushing for global communism, and his cultists were the "good kind" of fanatics.
You cannot have a strong nation or a strong individualist populist movement without equally strong and charismatic leaders who inspire and direct the people. Globalists will always denounce such leaders as demagogues and their supporters as cultists. The very idea of a nation is anethema to their goals. They will always push for weak leaders and unenthusiastic nationalism because they want your nation to vanish.
Consistently cutting bait and abandoning people is precisely why conservatives always lose. The establishment republicans are pushing "their constituents" to ditch the most popular republican in modern history. He still has over 90% approval among conservative voters. Why should he be the one ejected from the party? Seems to me like every other republican leader and talking head should be the ones kicked to the curb. Judging by Fox News's ratings, most conservatives appear to agree with me.