Month: August 2020

Part 2 in response to Lion endorses Joe Biden for President The best argument you can make for Trump is that Democrats are so bad that better a bozo like Trump in the White House than a Democrat. But the cost of a bozo in the White House is 170,000 dead from the virus, and… Continue reading The Trump Defection, part 2

From Curtis Curtis Yarvin An Open letter to Paul Graham He talks about writers from the 20-40s being censored about about censorship by Paul Graham at Hacker News. He writes: Graham created his own new institution: Hacker News. For no doubt excellent and practical business reasons, it took the second path. Hacker News is very… Continue reading The free speech debate: handling heretics

In a major reversal, Lion endorses Biden. Although Lion had long criticized Trump’s response to Covid, I was not expecting him to defect to Biden (and as some individuals in the comments note, a vote for Biden may effectively be a vote for his VP, who is way worse than Biden). In 2016-2018, Lion was… Continue reading The Trump Defection, Part 1

The article Being OK with not being extraordinary went massively viral. It is a statistical certainty most people will be condemned to mediocrity. That is why such posts go viral, because there is huge demand about how to cope with ‘being average’ or only ‘good enough’ in an economy and society that increasingly is dominated… Continue reading Mediocrity, Success, and the Problem of Democracy

We live in a hyper-American era. “America” dominates the world financial system, language, culture, media… And there’s no legitimate contender. Yes, “America” has moved beyond the American people that emerged in the mid-20th century—but that was always part of the plan. https://t.co/aQUgJc5H13 — Richard Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) August 22, 2020 I agree 100% with Spence here.… Continue reading He’s Right…No Post-America Era

A month ago I predicted that if Biden wins, things will be bad, but possibly not as bad as feared. Despite Biden choosing Kamala Harris, who is possibly the most anti-white VP ever, I still stand by this. From a policy perspective, the next 4 years will resemble the last 4, in which little to… Continue reading If Trump Wins: The Next 4 Years

I’m sure by now most have seen the footage of Portland BLM protesters dragging a white male out his truck, and then one of the protesters kicking him unconscious after he was already sitting helplessly on the ground. It’s awful to watch…such callous disregard for human life and civility is something you would expect to… Continue reading Putting the protests, unrest, and riots in perspective

Bill Mitchel permanency banned from Twitter for defying the new state and corporate-sponsored religion, maskism. Conservative pundit Bill Mitchell has been permanently suspended from Twitter, the social media platform confirmed to The Hill on Saturday.   “[Mitchell] has been permanently suspended for violating the Twitter Rules by using one account to evade the suspension of… Continue reading Another one gone

Due to Covid, the national debt has swelled to levels never before seen, at $26 trillion, and debt to GDP also made new highs, surpassing the highs of WW2: People are wondering, “Is this sustainable?” “Will income taxes have to rise?” “Will there be hyperinflation?”” Will the dollar collapse?” In short: yes, no, no, and… Continue reading Understanding the debt situation

The three major stories of the second-half of 2020 are: BLM protesters and the apparent inability/unwillingness of anyone in charge to do anything to stop the unrest. Every few weeks or so, there is new rioting and looting. This has become the ‘new normal’ in post-covid America, in which there is so much capital due… Continue reading The post-Covid social and economic landscape of America