I've seen a lot of his videos and I don't recall him ever getting directly into politics, meaning who he votes for. I'd say he's definitely economically right and anti-censorship. Beyond that, you're probably not far off.
Only time I remember him explicitly going into politics it was him supporting the libertarian candidate for governor and opposing the airline WuFlu bailouts.
Hmm, Center-populist would actually be a good term. Always thought of populism from a left/right standpoint but center would be right. I think he despises politicians in general. We all do, but he has no hero.
He hates us, and he hates the left. He thinks we're all ideologues. HOWEVERRRRR, he appears to lean just a little bit right because I distinctly remember him discussing shit like how there were ELECTION IRREGULARITIES with some leftist friend of his in a video during the 2020 election.
Regardless he's not wrong about the issues he bitches about. If there was something he's said you disagreed with I'd like to know what it was.
I don't think he ever said it specifically but I assume lib-right.
He's a pragmatic, solution-oriented, no-BS guy and wants laws to be more straight-forward and less convoluted.
However he's not a "taxation is theft" kind of libertarian, and he also knows that some extent of government involvement in the free market is needed to break monopolies and oligopolies and stuff like that.
NYC's decline is engineered. The perpetrators are waiting for the bottom to fall out so they can snap up all the real estate for pennies on the dollar.
Detroit's decline was an organic exodus by whites and investment capital in seeking to escape escalating black violence and crime.
The corruption is way beyond local, it's national.
For example they use the eviction moratorium to force middle class home owners to sell their rental properties so corps like Blackrock can buy them for cheap.
Detroit's decline was an organic exodus
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escape escalating black violence and crime.
And who enabled the violence and crime in the first place? Order decayed because it was deliberately allowed to. That's the situation in every Democrat-run shithole that white people can't stand to be in.
Too many proles own too much property, and upper class elites want to be land barons again.
I've seen a lot of his videos and I don't recall him ever getting directly into politics, meaning who he votes for. I'd say he's definitely economically right and anti-censorship. Beyond that, you're probably not far off.
Only time I remember him explicitly going into politics it was him supporting the libertarian candidate for governor and opposing the airline WuFlu bailouts.
Center-populist is what I would say.
Hmm, Center-populist would actually be a good term. Always thought of populism from a left/right standpoint but center would be right. I think he despises politicians in general. We all do, but he has no hero.
He's a smug NYC centrist.
He hates us, and he hates the left. He thinks we're all ideologues. HOWEVERRRRR, he appears to lean just a little bit right because I distinctly remember him discussing shit like how there were ELECTION IRREGULARITIES with some leftist friend of his in a video during the 2020 election.
Regardless he's not wrong about the issues he bitches about. If there was something he's said you disagreed with I'd like to know what it was.
I don't think he ever said it specifically but I assume lib-right.
He's a pragmatic, solution-oriented, no-BS guy and wants laws to be more straight-forward and less convoluted.
However he's not a "taxation is theft" kind of libertarian, and he also knows that some extent of government involvement in the free market is needed to break monopolies and oligopolies and stuff like that.
he's definitely more right leaning.
IMHO he's libertarian and doesn't like both sides. IIRC he endorsed some local 3rd party (I think libertarian) candidate a while ago.
NYC's decline is engineered. The perpetrators are waiting for the bottom to fall out so they can snap up all the real estate for pennies on the dollar.
Detroit's decline was an organic exodus by whites and investment capital in seeking to escape escalating black violence and crime.
The corruption is way beyond local, it's national.
For example they use the eviction moratorium to force middle class home owners to sell their rental properties so corps like Blackrock can buy them for cheap.
International.
China is behind a lot of huge property buys right now. The are living through the same type of economic era our grandparents saw in the 40s - 60s.
And who enabled the violence and crime in the first place? Order decayed because it was deliberately allowed to. That's the situation in every Democrat-run shithole that white people can't stand to be in.
Too many proles own too much property, and upper class elites want to be land barons again.