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Gizortnik 3 points ago +3 / -0

Objections to the election counting happen every election, they just don't typically get any attention because they never lead to anything but the objection themselves being noted, and the electoral votes being counted.

What is interesting is that this is actually what several republicans, notably Ted Cruz tried to do with the electoral college because they didn't like the path the Eastman Memo took. Eastman was correct that the VP could simply refuse to count the electoral votes based on the objections raised. However, people like Ted Cruz thought it was a massive long-shot to even try it, and wanted to use the objection process to stall the count until the Dems would agree to a congressional investigation (led by Republicans) into the 2020 election. It likely wouldn't change the outcome, but it could be used to do major political damage to the Dems and investigate real voter fraud.

This entire effort basically died on January 6th as a result of the riot. Cruz actually tried leading more Republican congressmen into objecting, and even cited that the reason for the riot was because of people's legitimate grievances with the election. However, he had no more political capital to do anything with so only a couple objections were raised, and the Dems moved onto pushing for impeachment and removal for insurrection, and claimed that not only had Eastman committed insurrection but so had Ted Cruz.

This is why AOC was claiming that Ted had been directing rioters to kill her, and why he needed to be immediately arrested and put through a re-education course (just in case you forgot how fucking insane the Democrats got when they thought they smelled blood in the water). A ton of Democrats in congress were calling for Ted's arrest because he raised an objection after the riot, and claimed that was an insurrection. His defense was that literally almost all of them raised objections in 2016 because it was obviously legal.

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Gizortnik 2 points ago +2 / -0

Strangely enough, I think all of the anti-communist boomer jihadis (like Gen. Turgidson from Doctor Strangelove) were absolutely correct.

Looking at only the material wealth of our nations, you would think that we would be in a great position. However, the demographic ruination of all developed nations and the rampant suicides seem to suggest that the spiritual death of our society from being conquered by communists and socialists seems to suggest that we've never been worse. Never has a society demanded that it not bear children because the world is too evil. Not from the Mongols, not from the Plague, not from the Ottomans... only from Neo-Liberalism / Fabian Socialism.

Japan has a birthrate of barely 1.0 right now. In 1946, after two nuclear bombs, the firebombing of 45% of the Japanese home islands, the ruination of their empire, an unthinkable surrender, and a foreign occupation... it's birthrate was 4.6.

We are behaving as if we lost WW3, and we didn't even fight a war. I think if we had had a real one and defeat communism totally, we may have been better off.

Certainly 50 million chinese people would be alive today if we had killed 10 million in nukes.

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Gizortnik 1 point ago +2 / -1

"Reification and Alienation"

It's an old Marxist concept which claims that society's atomization by industrialization has removed metaphysics and romanticism from society, causing people to become terribly demoralized and feel fully separated from society, promoting violent (revolutionary) responses.

The Marxists believed that this was an inevitable aspect of a marketplace along with industrialization, and that metaphysics had to be killed for a hyper-rationalist materialist future that would make such reification irrelevant because scarcity would die thanks to luxury communism.

In reality, they hit a very important problem within the human commodification that took place during the industrial revolution, and this is what the right is actually blindly pushing back on by focusing on religion and aesthetics. However, the Communist solution to the problem of reification was basically just accelerationism. So, they can't help but still fail in everything they do.

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Gizortnik 1 point ago +2 / -1

War against the Bolsheviks, Mensheviks, Communists, and Socialists is always an abject moral good. The issue is whether the cost of that moral good outweighs the benefits to your own people to wage that war.

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Gizortnik 1 point ago +2 / -1

That's a good point, I didn't think about that. There would have been a flood of refugees from mass starvation as well.

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Gizortnik 2 points ago +2 / -0

An interesting interpretation of the data that I can't dismiss.

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Gizortnik 0 points ago +1 / -1

Honestly, I don't believe that. I feel that animal fighting is what a bunch of poor, bored, young men are likely to do at any given time.

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Gizortnik 1 point ago +1 / -0

yeah, see, that makes much more sense to me.

I didn't get the implication because I'm not Christian, so it's not intuitive for me to assume that.

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Gizortnik 2 points ago +2 / -0

There are only 3 possible meanings for this:

  • "I predated upon a straight woman because I didn't want to be alone"
  • "Both of us are sexually confused Lesbians"
  • "I'm a transgeder changeling hunting women"
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Gizortnik -2 points ago +1 / -3

I don't think that answers my question. I think you might have hinted at it with this line:

So you cannot separate Christ from the redemption from damnation and actually Jesus Christ is so much more profound to behold than merely not going to Hell.

I don't really care about hell for the purposes of this question. I think you're trying to tell me that the Christ as a gift, and path to redemption as a gift are being considered the same thing?

I see them still as different, but it pedantic.

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Gizortnik -4 points ago +1 / -5

Basically just running banks and selling goods that helped suppressed the appalachian people from actually seeing any wealth from anything they mined or logged.

That's not how the Coal Wars worked. The poverty in West Virginia existed prior to, and since, coal mines and coal towns. And while we can have a long discussion about why Appalachia remained poor, it would be more reasonable to blame the US government and Coal Companies (via the use of mining towns) to keep coal cheap and competitive internationally to support the US's efforts at mass industrialization. Most of everything I mentioned was run by "yankees".

Thing is, almost the entirety of your narrative could be lifted out of A Progressive History of The United States by Howard Zinn, except you just replaced "Capitalist" with "Jew". There's no real difference, you're just a Leftist and I want you to stop pretending.

You're retarded quote about the "Second American Revolution" is damning from that statement alone in it's incompetence. Most of the Plantation elite of the South really didn't go anywhere, and didn't lose much of their land holdings. Many of your most influential politicians in the south are still descendants of those plantation aristocrats from the antebellum period. They also hated the Appalachian peoples in the first place. The "Mountain Folk" v. "Coastal Elite" divide has existed since prior to the American Revolution, and is one of the reasons why West Virginia seceded from Virginia.

So basically, they run the banks with extreme interest rates, they run the stores at extreme markups so that appalachians and black people couldnt escape poverty.

This is, of course, never true; but is the most common refrain you hear from Communists. No, it is not the Kulak shopkeeper that oppresses people. Appalachians wouldn't have hardly encountered almost any jews, or jewish stores. The abolishment of the old Company Town system meant that men who worked int the mines built merchant businesses around the mines, but mines only have a limited time span, and an economy needs to be diverse in income sources to succeed. Blacks and Appalachians both had the same problem in having low literacy, low mathematical aptitude, which prevented them from developing complex economies. But the thing that really killed their success off was the introduction of Socialism via Unions and Racialism into their societies that drew their attention from personal and civic development, into rampant oppression Olympics and resentment mongering. You know, the thing you're doing with regards to jews?

Real question though, did I just commit a anti semitism for pointing out their role in americas history?

No, you're just a Race Communist jew hater from everything I can see.

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Gizortnik -3 points ago +1 / -4

My chicken comes from KFC. I have no idea what you're on about.

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Gizortnik 3 points ago +4 / -1

"Living wage" means nothing. You should be paying attention to the inflation rate which destroys wages one way or another.

The pension system is literally the justification of why the entire economy must be directly oriented against the prosperity of the people.

I'd rather just save my own money, rather than hoping I get 10% of my purchasing power back so long as Social Security doesn't die (which it will).

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Gizortnik 9 points ago +9 / -0

Africa is literally all of the above of terrible things. I think it's something like 75% of Nigerians think that they have intransigent "enemies" in their lives that they will have to permanently fight or destroy, just as a part of life.

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Gizortnik 22 points ago +24 / -2

He's dead wrong about this. We over-produce STEM grads and it's been this way for 20 years. The Department of Labor does this on purpose because they have two stated objectives:

ONE: This reduces the price of math & science competency in all of the other fields that STEM grads will go into, particularly non-STEM fields like Finance. Finance is where most physics graduates actually work, and normally for a lot of money. This is because there is a huge discrepancy between the amount of math and analytical skill that some fields need, and the actual math & analytical skill of the people who work in that field natively. Most Americans are literally afraid of fractions, and hardly any can do basic algebra or trigonometry. STEM grads can quickly get pulled into these industries and drive down the ballooning costs of these skills in these industries.

TWO: The government believes that the over-production of STEM grads is necessary in the event of a national emergency which may require a major industrial-scale research effort (like the Manhattan Project). If, for some reason, the US needed to suddenly come up with, I don't know, Silk Steel or whatever, they would rather recruit thousands of STEM grads who are working in non-STEM fields to do the research, rather than try and take nearly a decade to train up high school grads to the level that's actually needed. Retraining previous STEM grads is faster than starting from scratch.

The US has never had a shortage of STEM grads. It doesn't even now. It just doesn't have them at the price point that most corporations want them at.

Now here's the truly bad issue. Thanks to DIE initiatives, low quality training, and the political radicalism of universities; most of the people who could be excellent pure STEM workers are realizing that no one at the university wants them to succeed. A white boy with good grades doesn't mean shit. I remember my Computer Science instructor telling women who were in the program that they had nine academic organizations dedicated to their success alone; and this doesn't include grant money. As with the military and police, the good recruits are disincentivized from even applying because you're shitting everything up so bad. They're actually deciding to go back into blue collar work because people actually care more about their productivity than their politics, race, or sex.

As for STEM grads from foreign countries, they're absolute shit. They have no critical thinking skills, and off-shore companies have to be tightly managed for quality control issues. As bad as American universities are, they were so accidentally unhelpful that the only coping mechanism students had was to actually develop critical thinking, analytics, and research skills on their own with no guidance. In foreign countries like India and China, they don't have any of those skills. It's rote memorization and process. They can't solve problems. Those countries create high degree holders, but low IQ individuals.

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Gizortnik 1 point ago +1 / -0

the Washington Monument a reminder of slavery

This level of retardation is actually hard to measure because it breaks every instrument that reads it. Like a Geiger counter at Chernobyl.

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Gizortnik 0 points ago +1 / -1

Species isn't a social construct, though. It's purely a biological one built off of the ability for members of a genetic population to reproduce fertile offspring. There's no debate in any of that.

The biological race concept does work, but it's never used appropriately in any cultural settings. We know that there are a specific number of phenotypes within human populations, but most people don't even know what their phenotypes are, and the breadth of variance among things like intelligence and physicality among phenotype groups is so wide it's not actually useful knowledge from a cultural perspective. Hence, "race" is simply not treated as a biological concept, but as a political one. I agree with that sentiment because that ends up being how it gets used. No one ends up actually caring what their genetic profile is, they just want to know what they can assert random people to be based off of a single look with no knowledge. Moreover, it is a useful political tool to manipulate people into clientele groups for ease of control through a party boss system.

My only caveat is that in your position there lies the implication that if we just "fixed" the environmental/cultural issue they would become much more identical to the rest of us, sans some adaptation pains.

I believe this is absolutely true, and I believe that the history of the US has shown that in localized environments these groups will tend to integrate well over time. This process takes somewhere around 5 generations, though. The constant rolling flood of immigration with no time to assimilate, integrate, nor interbreed prevents social cohesion from forming.

I think the easiest way for me to explain this is to say: I believe that "American" can be (possibly is) an ethnic group through ethnogenesis. The problem is that we have to allow for ethnogenesis to take place. This does not happen in an instant, and takes a long time for populations to intermix and settle. You kind need net zero or net negative migration for five to seven generation for such a thing to take place. What we've seen in history is that typically if political balkanization is not present these groups do naturally integrate into a shared nation over time and make progress doing so. But what's been happening is that all the gains made in 2-3 generations are suddenly reversed in 1 or 2. There is no reason that American blacks who've lived in the north for 300 years should be acting like "America isn't my country" or "This country isn't my people". They may not even have ever been slaves (those that were are almost universally genetically related to their masters as well). That's all Communist racial subversion. They are effectively foundational American stock, taught to hate their fellow Americans by Communists attempting to revolutionize the country into Racial Socialism.

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Gizortnik 2 points ago +5 / -3

I was a bit surprised by the huge swathe of Russians that showed up at the turn of the 20th century. I don't feel like I see much ethnic Rus presence in the US, so I wonder if they were listed as Russian because some of those countries only just began to exist (or re-emerge). It would make sense that Polish immigration would be zero while Poland wasn't a country, only for it to become one, and then Russian and Polish immigration swap.

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Gizortnik -7 points ago +1 / -8

You're an idiot. The US was already a country with the largest number of jews on Earth prior to WW2.

Not to mention, German was already the largest non-British ethnic group in the US prior to WW2, so the vast and sweeping majority of those immigrants were probably Germans coming to see their families in America.

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Gizortnik 1 point ago +1 / -0

I was going to say the same. Honestly the anti-Communists trying to get out are not a problem, but we damn well know that they aren't the majority.

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Gizortnik -3 points ago +3 / -6

Okay, legit question for the Christians because this doesn't feel like it makes sense.

Okay, the Holy Trinity is God, the Holy Spirit, and the Christ. And, for our purposes let's just assert that God giving Earth the Christ makes sense and we're just going to ignore any logical questions about God giving something like a piece of himself whatever that means. We're just going to table that. Now, shouldn't God's actual greatest gift be a path to redemption from damnation that the Christ provided? The Christ is effectively God, so redemption from damnation provided by the Christ should be the greatest gift, shouldn't it?

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