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    From an article on Nike's decision to pull the Betsy Ross flag shoes, an assertion that has cropped up in virtually every treatment of the controversial decision by the corporate media: By who, and where? While I'm certainly no expert on white nationalism, I was aware of It's okay to be white, NPCs, and clown...
  • @lhtness
    I really want to see the spread of the the idea that the gay pride flag has been adopted by white nationalists. (When you mix all the colors together, what do you get?)

    Replies: @Mr. Rational, @Oleaginous Outrager, @The Alarmist, @Cagey Beast, @dfordoom, @Cloudbuster

    Extremists and white nationalists, not to mention actual slave owners, eat, drink, and breathe. We must all stop these oppressive activities NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • I really want to see the spread of the the idea that the gay pride flag has been adopted by white nationalists. (When you mix all the colors together, what do you get?)

    • Replies: @Mr. Rational
    @lhtness

    That WOULD be a hoot, wouldn't it?

    , @Oleaginous Outrager
    @lhtness

    Extremists and white nationalists, not to mention actual slave owners, eat, drink, and breathe. We must all stop these oppressive activities NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

    , @The Alarmist
    @lhtness


    When you mix all the colors together, what do you get?
     
    It depends ...

    When you mix them in an additive process, like with light, which illuminates, you get white. In an additive process, the primary colours need to be well separated along the spectrum but have equal energy for this to work well.

    When you mix them in a subtractive process, like with paint, which obscures, you get black. In a subtractive process, the primaries need to be spectrally wide.

    Replies: @The Alarmist

    , @Cagey Beast
    @lhtness

    Here's Morgoth playing with the same idea but from the other side of the prism:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSAHH2ZUrbE

    , @dfordoom
    @lhtness


    I really want to see the spread of the the idea that the gay pride flag has been adopted by white nationalists
     
    Hitler was a vegetarian. Vegetarianism is Nazi.

    Replies: @Haruto Rat, @Audacious Epigone, @Anonymousse

    , @Cloudbuster
    @lhtness

    Well, former alt-lite provocateur Lauren Southern did, I believe, use the rainbow colors during an activity where they tried to hand out posters that said "Allah is Gay" (among other things) in a Muslim part of London. They were shut down, of course, for reasons. And she was subsequently banned from the UK.

    So, this tactic is possible. "God gave us the rainbow. Rainbows come from White light!"

  • From the New York Times news section: This is much like George W. Bush's October 15, 2002 White House Conference on Increasing Minority Homeownership, in which the President told his federal regulators that outdated, discriminatory traditional credit norms like down payments and income documentation were standing in the way of blacks and Latinos getting their...
  • @HammerJack
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    None of these people will ever be required to cover any losses. They never have before!

    At the rate they're going, the Dems will declare a Debt Jubilee for all "Protected Classes" and it'll be so popular that they'll make it an annual event.

    You may object that legalizing widespread and regular defaults would make no financial sense, but you'd have to explain why this is relevant to Democratic candidates. And their voters.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    Actually my comment was, like every other comment I’ve ever made, solely concerned with the impact of events on me. I know “none of these people will ever be required to cover any losses”, I’m trying to find a way that I don’t have to.

  • From CBS Sports in 2017: U-15 means Under 15 Years Old. My 1997 National Review article "Track and Battlefield" remains about the best quantitative analysis of differences in men and women athletes' performance in any one sport: Olympic track. I was asked why the US Women's team dominates women's soccer but the US Men's t
  • @Autochthon
    @prosa123

    I'm not being mean or sarcastic, but: Have you ever run a marathon? Or have you female friends who have? Women not built like rails are hosed right from the get-go; having boobies flopping around (one friend of mine must wear two sports-bras to keep hers in check) and hips (which simply destroy the efficiency of one's stride) is murder. Aside from that their lungs are smaller, their hearts smaller, and their bones not as dense. That's all to do with endurance. Nevermind musculature. (Really, all these things are to so with both endurance and speed, but I'm indulging the false dichotomy as far as I can.) Apples to apples, females don't stand a chance against males with comparable conditioning.

    Endurance qua endurance? Well, even the longest ultra-marathons are dominated by males, so I don't reckon that's the ticket, either. Likewise with similar tests of endurance: males, not females, excel in situations like SERE training, field exercises for special forces, forced marches, iron-man events....

    I'm not buying it. Among humans, and, for that matter, most mammals exhibiting sexual dimorphism, females excel at incubating and nursing babies – that's not an insult; that is incomparably important! – while males excel at defence and provision, and are therefore superiour specimens as against external, physical trials. Females do, however, so better at managing pain, illness, and aging, so they win the longest endurance event of all via an edge in longevity.

    Replies: @Rosie, @ben tillman, @Oleaginous Outrager, @Dark, @MBlanc46

    Females do, however, so better at managing pain, illness, and aging, so they win the longest endurance event of all via an edge in longevity.

    Another reason to hate BECKY!

    “Centenarians are considerably less diverse than the overall U.S. population. In 2010, some 82.5 percent of centenarians were white, versus 72.4 percent of the total population.”

    https://money.usnews.com/money/retirement/articles/2013/01/07/what-people-who-live-to-100-have-in-common

  • America dominates women’s soccer for the same reason South Korea dominates women’s golf: because nobody else cares.

    I don’t know if this is included in “caring more”, but US women have an advantage in many sports because of something that barely exists outside the US: college sports. Most countries in the world don’t have a paid, four year training program for female athletes. Slowly professional men’s teams are starting to support similar programs for women, but they’re still years, even decades behind.

    US men don’t have a similar advantage because in many sports in the rest of the world, professional men’s teams have well-developed and sometimes well-funded youth programs for identifying and nurturing talent.

  • @Reg Cæsar
    @syonredux


    The US Men’s national team wouldn’t have to go “all out” to defeat a team of U-15 boys.
     
    Sure they would. If the boys were from Munich, Turin, or the bairros and várzeas of São Paulo.

    The Cradle of Brazilian Soccer

    Replies: @syonredux, @Oleaginous Outrager

    Not even then. No 14 year old is prepared to compete with full-time, full-grown male professionals of international caliber.

  • From NBC: Why Trump — and all Americans — must watch Ava DuVernay's Central Park trial series by Sen. Kamala Harris The criminal justice system failed Korey, Raymond, Antron, Kevin and Yusef. We owe it to all of our children to not repeat the injustices of our past. June 19, 2019, 1:29 PM PDT On...
  • Always love the “you need to watch this movie/TV show or read this book/article/blog so you can educate yourself on the TRUTH!” lecture. Besides the obvious absurdity of the notion, I’ve often wondered how someone like Harris or Ava DuVernay would respond if I or Steve or another white person were to saunter up to them and say “I understand what it is to be a young black man in the American justice system, I learned it from a book!”


    Video Link

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    It really is quite funny. These are the same folk that will look down upon YouTube conspiracy theorists smugly and uncritically (of course often for good reason) but not see the irony in their own view of well-produced, authoritatively narrated media.

    Here's a fun exercise, when talking to someone who watches and believes in these shows just casually refer to it as a 'documentary'. "Hey, did you watch that new documentary on Netflix yet?"

    See how many EVER respond "Yeah, but it's not a documentary."

    Replies: @Anonymous

  • The no-nonsense charter school chain KIPP does good work helping inner city black and Latino kids to graduate from high school by emphasizing discipline, hard work, and fundamentals. As I wrote in 2015 in a review of historian Raymond Wolters book The Long Crusade: But now the forces of decay are out to get KIPP,...
  • @Redneck farmer
    Maybe the KIPP graduates struggle in college because colleges don't ride their asses like happened in elementary/high school?

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Thea, @Calvin Hobbes, @Oleaginous Outrager

    Apparently nobody’s ever told them about things like the Freshman Fifteen or LUGs.

  • See, earlier, by Patrick J. Buchanan: Trump's Patriotism Vs. The New Anti-Americanism I hope you enjoyed your July 4th as much as the Derbs enjoyed ours. You should in fact enjoy the Fourth each year now with special zest in the knowledge that it may not be a public holiday much longer. Our Cultural Revolution...
  • That could be…what’s the cant word here?…oh yes: problematic, that could be problematic to a great many not-yet-fully-woke Americans, as our present national flag retains those same thirteen stripes.

    Mr. Derbyshire, all history is wrong, and is simply awaiting the proper editor.

  • Four years ago, I was standing by the grave of Alan Kurdi, the three-year-old child who drowned when the rubber boat carrying him and his Syrian Kurdish family from Turkey to Greece was flipped over by high waves. The picture of his small body in a red shirt and black shorts lying face down on...
  • @Fitzhenrymac
    @Charles Homer

    Absolutely agree.

    Although you and Patrick Cockburn are right that the attention should be on the perpetrators, there was one image that was instrumental in hastening the end of a major US war. Like the wars that are decimating North Africa and the Middle East, the voting public took no notice until they were forced to identify with the victims. That could have been everyman's and every woman's son on that beach.

    https://allthatsinteresting.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/napalm-girl-soldiers-smoke.jpg

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    You mean “ended US involvement”, although there’s little to nothing to suggest that picture had any more to do with that than the film of Gen. Loan executing a VC prisoner. The war didn’t end until the North overran the South.

  • As a human being, I have the natural born right to leave from somewhere and go somewhere else WITHOUT asking anyone’s permission

    And property is theft, right?

  • From the same YouGov poll, the percentages who say gun control is either "not very important" or "not at all important, by sex, age, race, and political orientation: The survey doesn't ask for rank ordering of issues so there is a strong tendency for assigning high levels of importance to virtually everything (with gay rights...
  • @obwandiyag
    As usual, you don't see the forest for the trees.

    Yeah, sure, Farmer John should be able to buy a shotgun without difficulty.

    But gun control, and the NRA, aren't about Farmer John. They just want you to think they are.

    They are about international arms dealers. If you don't "control," that is, monitor, Farmer John's gun, you don't "control," that is, monitor, the billion dollar sales of international arms dealers, most of whom live within easy driving distance of Washington.

    And so, as usual, they make suckers out of you suckers. You think you're defending your little guns. When you are really defending the riches of a bunch of foreigners selling other foreigners armaments wholesale. Typical.

    Replies: @Audacious Epigone, @Oleaginous Outrager, @Gordo, @The Germ Theory of Disease, @Lars Porsena

    Even by the standards of bat shit internet “ackshually” insanity, this takes the cake. Are you seriously arguing that attempts to eviscerate the Second Amendment are actually an attempt to squelch the international arms trade? Seriously? How come no one on the “gun control” side ever brings this up?

    • Agree: Twinkie
    • Replies: @Twinkie
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    You can always count on the low-information types to bring up the NRA as the boogeyman when, in reality, they are rather “moderate” on gun rights (they have compromised a lot over the years).* I suppose it’s a good thing they don’t know about Gun Owners of America (GOA) and other “no compromise” organizations as well as many excellent state-level grassroots groups.

    These same types also claim the NRA represents the eeeeevil firearms industry, when in fact there is separate organization that does actually represent gun makers - the National Shooting Sports Foundation, in Newtown, CT, I might add.

    *I stopped supporting the NRA a long time ago, because I realized it was an access-based organization that was serving as a piggy bank for those in control (so none of its recently publicized internal turmoil surprised me one bit). Since then I have only supported grassroots and local groups.

    Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Diversity Heretic

  • @Achmed E. Newman
    See, now this is another one is which the question being asked really doesn't pin down the views of the polled individual at all. I could see the answer "The Economy" meaning something, because we're pretty sure nobody is rooting for a bad economy in future, making it an important issue in this sense. When you put in "The Economy" you mean that a good economic situation is an important issue to you.

    This is NOT the same in regards to "Gun Control" being important to someone answering this poll or survey. Lot of gun rights people think gun control is VERY IMPORTANT. It's very important that we stop more gun control and keep introducing Constitutional Carry (no permit required but Amendment II) into more States.

    Indeed, I would put "Gun Control" right up on my list of important issues, A.E., because I want it to stop.*

    I think this is a terrible way to ask a question to get useful information. All that said, I am hopeful about the young people and gun rights. They grew up in an era, for the last 30 years, in which we've rolled back lots of the gun-control stupidity that started in 1968, and the Lyin' Press never got any traction anymore with the people regarding self-defense use of guns especially. People are really getting on to their tricks on this issue.

    .

    * Then there are the semi-facetious types, well, like me, who also argue that we need more gun control, as in deep, steady breathing, a proper sight picture, and practice, practice, practice!

    Replies: @Audacious Epigone, @Oleaginous Outrager

    we’re pretty sure nobody is rooting for a bad economy in future

    Objection, Your Honor! Assuming facts not in evidence.

    Have you never been to Zero Hedge?

    • LOL: Achmed E. Newman
    • Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Since you mentioned it, O.O. I used to read all ZH articles daily back 5 years ago or so! Yeah, they were pretty gloom-and-doomy, but the commenters used to be the very best. A while back, there were so many ads/scripts/whatever, that the site was unusable. Now the comments are hidden till you open them up, the cusswords are asterisked out, and 3/4 of the articles are purely political and not financial at all. I guess it wasn't all gloom and doom for Tyler Durden after all! (See Peak Stupidity's movie review: Movie Review - Fight Club still sucks.)

  • A recent in-depth YouGov poll contains a fascinating series of questions about perceived differences in which major political party cares more about members of various demographic groups than the other does. In most cases, self-identified Democrats say Democrats care more about the group in question and self-identified Republicans say Republicans care more about the group...
  • @Rosie
    @EliteCommInc.


    And I suspect that many of the men are playing to a double standard bid — but that is hardly an excuse for you to support something less merely because so many are<
     
    The problem with the double standard is that it reeks of dishonesty. Men attempt to justify it on the grounds that partner count is correlated with divorce for women but not men. I fail to see the relevance of this. If men really believe that fornication is that damaging to women, then they should support criminalization. Say what you will about Islamic law, but...

    The woman and the man guilty of fornication/adultery,- flog each of them with a hundred stripes: Let not compassion move you in their case, in a matter prescribed by Allah, if ye believe in Allah and the Last Day: and let a party of the Believers witness their punishment.

    — Qur'an, Sura 24 (An-Nur), ayat 2[11]
     

    at least it's even-handed.

    Essentially, they claim that premarital sex is just as damaging to women as forcible rape. (You're either ruined or not.) Yet, vehemently resist any penalty to men, who, after all, are usually the ones who are most insistent about it. Indeed, there is not one single other issue on which men agree that the more reluctant accomplice is the guiltier.

    Now, on surrender, I couldn't agree more with your view that we shouldn't reject chastity as an ideal. The problem is that uncompromising perfection is the enemy, not the ally, of the good. One of the things I learned about prostitution in Asia is that it can sometimes start with a housekeeping job.

    The "man of the house" demands sexual favors as a condition of continued employment. Feeling helpless, the woman acquiesces. Then, she comes to see herself as a "damaged goods. Then, she decides, "Well, I'm already a prostitute, so I might as well make better money at it so I can help out my relatives or sve for the future or whatever." This also happens with weight. Thinness standards are so outrageous right now, that plenty of women just give up.

    Replies: @Talha, @Jay Fink, @Oleaginous Outrager, @Anounder

    Thinness standards are so outrageous right now, that plenty of women just give up.

    What thinness standards? Less than 55% body fat?

    • Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Face it, there's no way to explain this to Rosie, and that's not her fault. She doesn't have the equipment to understand. When the curves are hidden by too much fat, then what exactly is the point?

    Replies: @Toronto Russian

  • From the New York Times news section: This is much like George W. Bush's October 15, 2002 White House Conference on Increasing Minority Homeownership, in which the President told his federal regulators that outdated, discriminatory traditional credit norms like down payments and income documentation were standing in the way of blacks and Latinos getting their...
  • @Mr. Anon
    @Anon


    Her policy sounds like another gift to mortgage lenders and real estate developers, thinly disguised as welfare.
     
    I thought they same thing. Although they still have to find some suckers to buy the paper.

    Perhaps they could bundle them into a special new kind of bond:

    Collateralized Mortgage Obligation for New Home Owners - C'MON HO

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    I tried to come up with one for “Bitch betta have mah money!” but it’s just too many letters.

  • @Anon
    Her policy sounds like another gift to mortgage lenders and real estate developers, thinly disguised as welfare.

    We've recently been down this path when the industry decided to lower its standards so that one could get a loan without a job for awhile, and the government willingly watched them do it. The end result was a spike in unemployment that can be directly linked to tens of thousands of American deaths.

    Also, be ready for a surge of Blacks into White neighborhoods. Which is what occurred when lending practices became lax. If it looks like this would go through, White people on the neighborhood fringes would be best served by thinking about moving early in the new cycle to distant suburbia.

    Replies: @Mr. Anon

    Her policy sounds like another gift to mortgage lenders and real estate developers, thinly disguised as welfare.

    I thought they same thing. Although they still have to find some suckers to buy the paper.

    Perhaps they could bundle them into a special new kind of bond:

    Collateralized Mortgage Obligation for New Home Owners – C’MON HO

    • Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager
    @Mr. Anon

    I tried to come up with one for "Bitch betta have mah money!" but it's just too many letters.

  • As of the 2010 census, California's population is 40 percent white, 37.6 Hispanic, 6 percent black and 13 percent Asian. The statistics are right there, if you just know where to look. California is - as of the 2010 census - a 60 percent non-white state. Its population is only 6 percent black. The 2017...
  • @Mr. Rational
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    It’s another load of bollix along the lines of “slaves built America!”
     
    It's true, in the same sense as "horses and oxen built America."

    Replies: @Non PC Infidel, @Oleaginous Outrager

    Horses and oxen contributed far more, and in greater numbers.

  • You know the drill by now. Right? The whole concept of the so-called "double standard." If this had been scores of white people throwing fireworks at black families trying in vain to peacefully enjoy Fourth of July fireworks, then when confronted about the Independence Day assault viciously attacked by dozens of whites, media outlets from...
  • @Augustus
    @AshtonS

    Ms Raley looked young. Maybe it's not too late for her to learn. Too bad her parents hadn't already taught her. Now she can teach her own children, and counteract the lies our educational elite will try to implant in their heads. Our media used to be watchdogs, but now they are complicit in the brainwashing, and want to lead in the inabling of crimes against white people. The media seems to me to frequently be complicit in murder.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    Five will get you 10 she’s a SWPL who believes it’s “racism” that causes all the groid problems, and if only GoodWhites could talk to them, even thing would be feetie pajamas and warm cocoa by the fire. Hell, I’ll bet that what’s she was saying as they whupped on her: “But I’m a GoodWhite, I’m a GoodWhite!”

    • Replies: @Known Fact
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    The "boyfriend" should have known better as well.

    , @IrREEEEEdeemable
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Just heard her interviewed by the local talk radio guy, Ben Ferguson. At one point she says, "Oh this isn't a race issue." Ferguson has been on a tear for almost a month, starting his show off every day with a rundown of all the violent crime in Greater Memphrica since his last broadcast. He bends over backwards to NOT point out the obvious racial component. The only call he took in a three-hour broadcast, other than hers, was from some 60 year old black man who ranted about law and order - as if he was representative of the overall black community here. I'm sure lots of other people called in and got hung up on for daring to speak the truth: we don't have a crime problem. We have a BLACK problem.

    Make no mistake: a pack of feral nog youffs were tossing M-60s (can't get M-80s any more) into a crowd of white families trying to enjoy an Independence Day at Beale Street Landing. These two poor wypipo, after one gets tossed close to their own kid, goes to "talk to them." Guy gets smacked in the back of the head and then jumped by a half dozen Obama's Sons who broke his leg and beat him delirious, while another few proceeded to half beat her ass. The cops did fuck all; after the chimpout, the nogs went back to throwing M-60s at the whites.

    Here's the real 4-1-1: The Memphis mayor is a cowardly white sh*tbag who only wants to stay in power to line his pockets. The City Council is full of petulant, racist nogs who won't take any action that doesn't target whites and whites only. The majority black population is on the low end of average black IQ and harbors deep hatred for whites because they've been coddled for decades due to MLK being killed here. The cops are overworked and underpaid, and they know the leftist judges will simply let the nogs off with a slap on the wrist for stuff like this so they don't even bother.

    The only thing which can fix this situation, at this point, is if/when the nogs attack the wrong whites and a dozen or so get killed for their trouble. I'm not one to advocate violence but I honestly don't see any other possible remedy. There is no law and order in Memphis any longer, although at least for now the nogs know better than to try this sh*t in the surrounding suburbs, which are full of hunters and 2A types. But it's going to take a caught-on-camera nigs jump whites/whites drop their sorry asses that goes to court and results in the whites walking free. Then the nogs will riot, and either the city government will finally act or all hell will finally break loose. If the latter, the nogs will attempt to swarm the suburbs and get stacked like firewood.

    Again, I don't LIKE any of this; I wish we hadn't been brought to this point by Marxists. But we have. We are dealing with functional retards in the majority of the black population here, and although there are a sizable number who are actually fairly smart and willing to work (at least somewhat) hard, they either have sympathy with the nignog majority or are simply afraid to speak out. The leftists, both white and POC, have made peaceful revolution impossible here, so now we get to do it the other way. Joy.

    You had all better hope this scenario plays out in a place like Memphis, in a state which has stand your ground laws and upholds the right to self-defense. If it happens in some leftist sh*thole on either coast, the whites will be fried in the name of diversity and reparations, leaving whites across the country completely demoralized.

    Replies: @ShermanFan

  • From the New York Times news section: This is much like George W. Bush's October 15, 2002 White House Conference on Increasing Minority Homeownership, in which the President told his federal regulators that outdated, discriminatory traditional credit norms like down payments and income documentation were standing in the way of blacks and Latinos getting their...
  • Melanin as collateral for mortgages? Nobody wants that pound of flesh now, how are you supposed to sell it to cover the inevitable losses?

    • Replies: @HammerJack
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    None of these people will ever be required to cover any losses. They never have before!

    At the rate they're going, the Dems will declare a Debt Jubilee for all "Protected Classes" and it'll be so popular that they'll make it an annual event.

    You may object that legalizing widespread and regular defaults would make no financial sense, but you'd have to explain why this is relevant to Democratic candidates. And their voters.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

  • From Jewish Insider: Sure, Betsy Ross used
  • @Peter Akuleyev
    after former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick reportedly complained.

    Is there any evidence this actually happened? The right wing outrage machine sure loves trivial crap like this. Just ignore our President selling the US out to Saudi Arabia while we vent about running shoes.

    Remember when putting the flag on any sort of merchandise was considered disgraceful?

    Replies: @Buzz Mohawk, @eah, @Mr. Anon, @Intelligent Dasein, @vinteuil, @Oleaginous Outrager

    our President selling the US out to Saudi Arabia

    To which President are you referring? Eisenhower? Carter? Either Bush?

    trivial crap like this

    “Cuz the culture wars don’t matter, as long as I have the Constitution!”

    Concern troll is concerned we’re concerned about the “wrong” things. Color me shocked.

  • after former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick reportedly complained.

    Is there any evidence this actually happened? The right wing outrage machine sure loves trivial crap like this. Just ignore our President selling the US out to Saudi Arabia while we vent about running shoes.

    Remember when putting the flag on any sort of merchandise was considered disgraceful?

    • Replies: @Buzz Mohawk
    @Peter Akuleyev

    The 1960s may have been the time when the flag became trivialized. It was on everything from Abbie Hoffman's shirt to Peter Fonda's leather jacket and helmet.

    http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_fxJhAju65fo/S3rA8-BjrEI/AAAAAAAAAG8/Fyj6J0FS3is/s320/06222005-abbieflagshirt.jpg

    http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-8Ty-lj5Y4u4/UG1tyLTTfJI/AAAAAAAAy3k/biT5QKrMwJU/s1600/EASY%2BRIDER7.jpg

    From those hippy protest origins, the trend, like most things countercultural in America, became domesticated and went on to toys and beach towels and everything else -- even sneakers.

    Communication professors have been known to say this is how our culture absorbs and neutralizes interior threats.

    https://image.brazilianbikinishop.com/images/products/beachtowel-vagabondbeach-american-dreamer-2.jpg

    Replies: @Anonymous

    , @eah
    @Peter Akuleyev

    Remember when putting the flag on any sort of merchandise was considered disgraceful?

    Actually no I personally don't remember that.

    The right wing outrage machine sure loves trivial crap like this.

    Is that in any way related to or part of HRC's 'vast right wing conspiracy'? -- asking for a friend.

    I don't know how "trivial" it is, seen in the wider context of 'white privilege' and 'institutional racism', where as I said before the moral premise for wealth and asset confiscation is is being established -- since it was all obtained illegitimately.

    But I agree it's not a good idea to go overboard with cringe boomer patriotism and make too much of stuff like this, other than to consider whether or not you really want to buy Nike products.

    , @Mr. Anon
    @Peter Akuleyev


    Is there any evidence this actually happened?
     
    It's been widely reported in lots of news outlets, and he hasn't denied it, so - yes.

    The right wing outrage machine sure loves trivial crap like this. Just ignore our President selling the US out to Saudi Arabia while we vent about running shoes.
     
    Yeah, sure, Saudi Arabia, that's who Trump is in thrall to.

    Remember when putting the flag on any sort of merchandise was considered disgraceful?
     
    Yes, I do. But that country no longer exists. This is clown-world.
    , @Intelligent Dasein
    @Peter Akuleyev


    Is there any evidence this actually happened?
     
    Having washed out of his NFL career, Colin Kaepernick is now marketing himself as some sort of Negropontifex Maximus, the kind of high priced interpreter of and liaison to the black community that big corporations are supposed to want to have on staff. He has to make moves like this from time to time to keep up the facade that his ersatz position has any relevancy. I'm thinking the whole thing is going to be rather short-lived.

    Replies: @vinteuil, @George, @Desiderius

    , @vinteuil
    @Peter Akuleyev


    Just ignore our President selling the US out to Saudi Arabia while we vent about running shoes.
     
    Who's this "we" of whom you speak, you surprising man?

    This is the same crap the GOP always pulls. Talking about restricting immigration while increasing the pool of potential immigrants from shit hole countries exponentially.
     
    So withholding government funding for abortion promotion in Africa "exponentially" increases the African birth rate? How can you expect to be taken seriously when such silly stuff pops out from your keyboard?
    , @Oleaginous Outrager
    @Peter Akuleyev


    our President selling the US out to Saudi Arabia
     
    To which President are you referring? Eisenhower? Carter? Either Bush?

    trivial crap like this
     
    "Cuz the culture wars don't matter, as long as I have the Constitution!"

    Concern troll is concerned we're concerned about the "wrong" things. Color me shocked.
  • Mayor Pete Buttigieg replies, Wouldn't the candidate claiming, without evidence, that blacks are 4x as likely as whites to be incarcerated for the exact same crime be the real racist smear on law enforcement?
  • I think we’re overlooking one of his most extraordinary claims: that there are apparently hordes of people, black and white, constantly committing the exact same crime. Is it amazing criminal co-ordination or synchronicity on an epic scale?

    On a related note, I’ve seen that Buttiboy is already getting the business for his supposed “racist” law enforcement policies as mayor by Black Twitter.

  • From another great in-depth YouGov poll comes percentages people, by selected demographic characteristics, who favor the US Census asking people whether or not they are American citizens. "Not sure" responses, constituting 14% of the total pool, are excluded. The graph thus shows the percentages who support the question being asked while the residual values indicate...
  • @216
    @Audacious Epigone

    For ex:

    How many states has everyone here visited? How many countries?

    (OH, IN, MI, PA, MD, MA, NY, FL) so 8

    And CAN (ON)

    Replies: @Mr. Rational, @Oleaginous Outrager, @The Alarmist, @Mike Tre, @Talha, @John Burns, Gettysburg Partisan, @Hallie Scott Kline

    CA, NV, ID, WA, OR, AZ, NM, OK, TX, AR, TN, AL, MS, KY, NC, SC, VA = 17

    Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia

  • As of the 2010 census, California's population is 40 percent white, 37.6 Hispanic, 6 percent black and 13 percent Asian. The statistics are right there, if you just know where to look. California is - as of the 2010 census - a 60 percent non-white state. Its population is only 6 percent black. The 2017...
  • It seems they can’t quite tell the difference between building something and putting something together under close supervision.

    They didn’t even really do that. Shipyards were never more “integrated” than the rest of contemporary American industry, and “canal dredging”? That’s laughably fantasy.

    It’s another load of bollix along the lines of “slaves built America!”

    • Replies: @Mr. Rational
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    It’s another load of bollix along the lines of “slaves built America!”
     
    It's true, in the same sense as "horses and oxen built America."

    Replies: @Non PC Infidel, @Oleaginous Outrager

    , @Non PC Infidel
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    In modern times, if there's one black anywhere near something that's been achieved or even one black as a member of a crew of hundreds or thousands that worked on it, suddenly, the black myth will be that they were entirely responsible for it existing. They'll say they conceived of the idea and carried it out and it wouldn't exist except for them but the white man stole the credit for it. Then, of course, they'll promote that idiocy to their children and their children become sulky, hateful and resentful morons.

    You have to remember- they're (according to them) responsible for every major culture that ever existed in the world and for everything that was ever invented. Everyone else just stole it from them and took credit for it.

    Replies: @Jim in Jersey

  • For seventeen years Violeta and I lived in town or in Guadalajara and had nothing to do with gated communities. We regarded these as custodial institutions for people who didn’t want to be in Mexico but liked the weather and cheap gardeners. For strange reasons irrelevant here, a year or so ago we moved to...
  • @MEH 0910

    For strange reasons irrelevant here, a year or so ago we moved to Puerta Arroyo, a gated community.
     
    How strange and how irrelevant are the reasons?

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    “Strange and irrelevant” enough to undercut the already creaky leg on which he’s standing.

  • From Stanford professor Sean Reardon's database of public school test scores, here are the averages for Asians by school district. The highest scoring public school Asians in the country are in Lexington, MA, a suburb of Cambridge favored by Harvard and MIT professors, where Asian sixth graders score at the 10.25 level, equivalent to a...
  • @Hhsiii
    It’s white males’ fault there aren’t enough white kids to spread around.

    http://momarnd.moma.org/salons/salon-30-white-male-1/

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    “Who and what is a White Male? We try to unravel this “mystery” without asking for the input of a single white male.”

    It’s white males’ fault there aren’t enough white kids to spread around.

    But white kids are a disaster for the environment!

    • Replies: @Hhsiii
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Yeah. And I guess it’s white females’ fault, really.

    , @danand
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Oleaginous,

    “Who and what is a White Male? We try to unravel this “mystery” without asking for the input of a single white male.”

    Jeremy Piven or not, in his own word:


    “I am a journeyman actor, stage actor,” Piven said. “I grew up in extreme poverty. My parents are theatre actors. I grew up in a retirement home. I am a Jewish stage actor. There is no white privilege. There has never been any white privilege. I did 40 movies before I did Entourage where I’m playing blah blah blah’s best friend, we were getting scale plus 10 and I’m grinding and I wouldn’t change a thing, OK? So I’ve earned every crumb in my entire life.”

     
  • From another great in-depth YouGov poll comes percentages people, by selected demographic characteristics, who favor the US Census asking people whether or not they are American citizens. "Not sure" responses, constituting 14% of the total pool, are excluded. The graph thus shows the percentages who support the question being asked while the residual values indicate...
  • @Toronto Russian
    @216


    IIRC, there was Zac Goldberg data that showed that white postgraduate liberals were the most opposed to immigration restriction on ethnic grounds. Like 9-1 against, non-whites were 50-50.
     
    The top educated/rich/highborn people always were their own community, more comfortable hanging out with each other than with commoners of their own ethnicity. The medieval legends of King Arthur have Saracen knights from Babylon treated as equals at the Round Table, but someone who wasn't a lord could only be included as a joke:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palamedes_(Arthurian_legend)
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagonet

    That never changed, even when European elites promoted nationalism to the masses in the 19th century (while the royals were incredibly ethnically mixed and nobles and high bourgeois raised as multilingual cosmopolitans, with long-term living abroad as their rite of passage).

    Replies: @Audacious Epigone, @Oleaginous Outrager

    while the royals were incredibly ethnically mixed and nobles and high bourgeois raised as multilingual cosmopolitans, with long-term living abroad as their rite of passage

    “I’m as British as Queen Victoria!”

    “So your father was German, you’re half-German and you married a German?”

  • @Audacious Epigone
    @eah

    It's binary--citizen or not.

    The official Cause For Concern is that illegal aliens will be scared by the prospect thus make themselves scarce when the Census workers try to contact them. That will lead to an undercounting of the populations in heavily illegal (ie heavily Democrat) districts and consequentially a loss in electoral votes and districting.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager, @Mr. Rational

    Why wouldn’t they just lie (especially visa overstayers)? Does anyone believe there’s going to be any follow-up and enforcement involved? Just like “moar gun laws”, “moar immigration laws” just mean more statutes left lonely and ignored.

  • @Anonymousse
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    *Chosen from an extraordinarily small pool: 5 Harvard Law grads, 4 from Yale.
     
    **And three (would have been four if the left succeeded with Garland) from the same tiny extended family of hostile foreigners. That’s more of a concern than particular schools.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    three (would have been four if the left succeeded with Garland)

    Does Roberts have a yarmulke in the woodpile somewhere? It would explain much; that’s pretty near a majority.

    • Replies: @iffen
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    a yarmulke in the woodpile somewhere

    You can't mix the idioms like this. It ain't kosher.

    Replies: @Talha

  • As of the 2010 census, California's population is 40 percent white, 37.6 Hispanic, 6 percent black and 13 percent Asian. The statistics are right there, if you just know where to look. California is - as of the 2010 census - a 60 percent non-white state. Its population is only 6 percent black. The 2017...
  • Without even looking at the report, I bet I could draw a very accurate map of where those crimes are occurring, if I had the time.

  • For seventeen years Violeta and I lived in town or in Guadalajara and had nothing to do with gated communities. We regarded these as custodial institutions for people who didn’t want to be in Mexico but liked the weather and cheap gardeners. For strange reasons irrelevant here, a year or so ago we moved to...
  • @Rurik
    @Achmed E. Newman


    that instructs Americans to keep the southern border open and quit bitchin’...
     
    it's kind of interesting to see how ol' possum Fred, of those bygone days, is now hectoring us all on our 'racism' and xenophobia. I remember when he used to put it to Oprah like no one else could, and now somehow he's morphed into Fredo the SJW, without a hint of daylight between hisownself and the corpulent ogress.

    Using the pejorative "gringa' to describe the females of his own race, is like a black man complaining about all those skanky nigger hoes with their niglets in tow.

    He's like the white version of Clayton Bigsby

    http://fleurdelisdiva.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/bigsby.jpg?w=604

    'take your Gringa culo plana up to whitey land, puta flaca'.

    http://media.buzzle.com/media/images-en/gallery/culture/mexican-culture/1200-95253258-sombrero-man.jpg

    'we don't need no stinking blanca malas down here, esto es Mexico!'

    Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Oleaginous Outrager, @Republic

    It’s the ex-pat version of the old guy in a creaky lawn chair and one sock hanging loose shouting “Get off mah lahwn!” at people on the sidewalk.

    • Replies: @Rurik
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    the ex-pat version of the old guy in a creaky lawn chair and one sock hanging loose shouting “Get off mah lahwn!”
     
    The reason people move into gated communities, is because they feel menaced by crime, and vulnerable in an unsecured home. So they go running to safe, whitey enclaves, behind gates and cameras and security guards, because that's the place where they feel safe.

    But then having moved into whitey's enclave, some of them feel entitled to impose their cultural norms on the whiteys- who were there first.

    Note to Fredo: if you have an open and brisling hostility for elderly white women in Mexico, then perhaps you shouldn't move in next door to them.

    Just a thought.

    Replies: @The Alarmist

  • @Ray Huffman
    @Isabella

    Hey, Isabella. The vast majority of the Mexican Cession was populated by hostile Indian tribes, none of whom ever recognized the sovereignty of the Mexican government or of the Spanish government before it. Mexicans are just pissed that we got to steal that land from the Indians instead of them. And Mexico was actually damn glad to unload the Gadsden Purchase land; it had never been anything more than a headache to them--it was infested with hostile Apaches that they couldn't deal with.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    Amazing how many ignorant dopes believe that New Spain = Mexican territory “for millennia”. Are they claiming Cuba too? Hispaniola? The Philippines!?

  • To which the correct response is “It’s how they do things. It’s their country. If you don’t like it, go somewhere else.”

    Exactly! And if illegal Mexicant’s don’t like the way we do things here (rule of law, speaking English, etc.) then they can go somewhere else, too. I’m glad to see we are on the same page for once!

    • Agree: Oleaginous Outrager
  • From another great in-depth YouGov poll comes percentages people, by selected demographic characteristics, who favor the US Census asking people whether or not they are American citizens. "Not sure" responses, constituting 14% of the total pool, are excluded. The graph thus shows the percentages who support the question being asked while the residual values indicate...
  • @Thomm

    More proof that Democrats are the anti-American party.
     
    Indeed. Even blacks and Hispanics are far more interested in this question being on there than white leftists.

    Truth be told, we would be better off with exactly four political parties, rather than two. That would be too granular for the media to manipulate into a level of 'us vs. them' as is possible with two parties. Furthermore, blacks would not be in the same party as rich white leftists, which would weaken the pull of each. Given that political ideologies distribute along two axes instead of one, this would also be better (for example, the 'alt-right' tends to have left-wing economic views, and hence their polar opposite is not the Democrat socialists like Bernie Sanders by any means, but rather Libertarianism).

    The Parliamentary system in countries like Britain has problems because if there are too many parties, some idiot can always play kingmaker. But if there are exactly four parties, I think that removes more problems than it creates.

    In the Four-party system :

    i) The President is from the party with the most votes.
    ii) The #1 and #3 (yes, three) parties via popular vote have to add up their votes in combination, apply it to the Electoral college, and then win if they have over 270 EVs. Hence, when the President is up for a second term, his allies in the second term might be quite different from those in his first term.

    This way, alliances are not fully predictable, and political lobbies cannot get too entrenched.

    Replies: @216, @Oleaginous Outrager, @MarkU, @SFG

    i) The President is from the party with the most votes.

    Which means eliminating the Executive as it exists now, in other words completely revamping the Constitution, indeed the entire system of government the US has had for over 200 years.

    The entire structure of the US government militates against a multiparty scheme (the differences in how Cabinets are constituted, for one).

  • @216
    IIRC, there was Zac Goldberg data that showed that white postgraduate liberals were the most opposed to immigration restriction on ethnic grounds. Like 9-1 against, non-whites were 50-50.

    That's our problem, the intellectual class can veto a lot of our desires. White liberals view themselves as the scolds keeping whites at large from going feral.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager, @Rosie, @Toronto Russian

    That’s our problem, the intellectual class can veto a lot of our desires.

    Yep , nine intellectual assholes* in black, bureaucrats with lifetime gigs who can overrule the legislature, the executive, and the people, with little or no recourse.

    *Chosen from an extraordinarily small pool: 5 Harvard Law grads, 4 from Yale.

    • Replies: @Anonymousse
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    *Chosen from an extraordinarily small pool: 5 Harvard Law grads, 4 from Yale.
     
    **And three (would have been four if the left succeeded with Garland) from the same tiny extended family of hostile foreigners. That’s more of a concern than particular schools.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

  • @Mr. Anon
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    Boise has become a SWPL cesspit. I would guess Spokane is little better.
     
    Guess again.

    Snipers Defend Drag Queen Story Hour From Mom-Led Protest

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    You do realize “little better” means “just as shite”?

    • Replies: @Mr. Anon
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    My mistake. I misread the original comment "little better" for "a little better".

  • From Stanford professor Sean Reardon's database of public school test scores, here are the averages for Asians by school district. The highest scoring public school Asians in the country are in Lexington, MA, a suburb of Cambridge favored by Harvard and MIT professors, where Asian sixth graders score at the 10.25 level, equivalent to a...
  • Toward the bottom of the list are agricultural areas and the cities of Stockton, St. Paul, and Fresno. Do these tend to be Hmongs?

    Stockton schools in general are, of course, completely crap, but yes, there is a higher than usual percentage of Hmongs. The “Asians” in Stockton for the most part are Southeast Asians; a lot of Vietnamese fleeing the capitulation of South Vietnam ended up there.

    Stockton also serves as an archetype for my theory that port cities fall faster and farther than other cities, but that’s a story for another day.

  • Honor Codes have traditionally been more common at Southern than Northern universities in the U.S. For example, when I went to Rice U. in Houston in the 1970s, professors would give out take home closed book tests: nobody could tell whether you opened your book to cheat, but you swore you didn't and you were...
  • The word “honor” by itself is enough to shatter Sabrina Rubin Erdely’s self-image.

    • Replies: @Mike Tre
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    https://theconservativetreehouse.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/sabrina-rubin-erdely.jpg

  • From the Telegraph: Reminds me of how in the Soviet military, top officers had political commissars following them around to make sure they didn't get up to anything. After all, what have white academics at Cambridge U. ever accomplished?
  • @Anonymous
    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/07/01/cambridge-university-accused-racism-allowing-non-black-lecturer/

    Cambridge University has been accused of racism for allowing a non-black lecturer to read aloud the N-word from a passage in class, as a PhD student quits in protest.

    The 800-year-old institution was criticised by 26-year-old Indiana Seresin who said that as a white student, she had “benefited from the structural racism” of the university.

    In a “withdrawal statement” that she published online, Ms Seresin explained that she felt she had an “imperative” to leave Cambridge where she had been working on a Government funded doctorate about contemporary American artists and writers.

    ... She also cited the case last year where a Cambridge academic went on strike after claiming that a porter’s refusal to call her “doctor” is racist.

    ... She went on to read Comparative Literature and Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality at Harvard University, and then completed an MA at Cambridge before starting her doctorate.
     

    Replies: @guest, @Simon Tugmutton, @Anon, @Mr. Anon, @Oleaginous Outrager, @Anon, @BengaliCanadianDude, @El Dato

    This woman’s “career” is the sort of lifetime welfare program that should really piss people off.

  • @bored identity



    It is part of a raft of initiatives that the university’s equality and diversity department has introduced over the past year, aimed at boosting diversity and driving out racism.

     

    http://images.fineartamerica.com/images-medium-large/1-the-raft-of-the-medusa-theodore-gericault.jpg

    Replies: @Jenner Ickham Errican, @Oleaginous Outrager

    Abandoned to slow death and cannibalism aboard a makeshift shaft, full of diversity which proves disastrously divisive and violent, by the inadequate and craven authorities whose incompetence and arrogance ran the ship aground in the first place.

    The wreck of the Medusa is the perfect analogy for our current era.

  • Teachers loom large in most children’s lives, and are long remembered. Class reunions often talk of the most charismatic teacher, the one whose words and helpfulness made a difference. Who could doubt that they can have an influence on children’s learning and future achievements? Doug Detterman is one such doubter: Education and Intelligence: Pity the...
  • Most kids who can get a C can get a B with help & work (they can also go down to D’s & E’s in their absence.)

    This seems to least show that if you give extensive training/help to someone they can be made to perform significantly better.

    He went from mid-pack to top-quintile by simply being able to properly focus his study time. It helped that I edited his assignment code and text pretty heavily.

    This is why the entire question is moot: all this “extensive help and work” to improve “performance”. Exactly what “performance”. Developing critical thinking and problem solving skills? Nope, getting better “grades” and “scoring higher” on tests.

    Once freed (or booted) from these institutional learning facilities, is anyone really better off for all the time and money spent?

    The top 20%, self -motivated and skilled at the start, may have learned some new tricks and been given a greater confidence, but most were on the success tangent anyhoo.

    The middle 60% hasn’t been transformed into the top 20%. They too may have learned a few tricks and gotten a confidence boost, but their future prospects are probably more dependent on circumstance than anything else: if they land somewhere that suits their existing skills and mindset, good. If not, they’ll struggle mightily, unless they’re fortunate to find someone to help them adapt.

    The bottom 20% are probably worse off. Bitter and resent of the authority that has tried for years to break them and re-mold them into “good students”, they’ve learned nothing useful except maybe how to get over and how to work the system, economically valuable skills, but nothing useful for society.

    If “schooling” is mandatory for 10 or 12 or 16 years, and required of everyone, the outcome can be determined in the first few weeks first grade, and the teaching quality is essentially irrelevant. Not that there would ever be enough good-enough teachers to “save” every child anyhow.

    • Agree: nokangaroos, bruce county
  • From the Telegraph: Reminds me of how in the Soviet military, top officers had political commissars following them around to make sure they didn't get up to anything. After all, what have white academics at Cambridge U. ever accomplished?
  • Don’t turn around, oh oh oh
    (Ja, ja) Der Kommissar’s in town, whoa oh oh
    You’re in his eye and you’ll know why
    The more you live, the faster you will die
    Alles klar, Herr Kommissar?


    Video Link

  • Back in the 1960s, Tom Wolfe wrote a funny article about automotive demolition derbies as a symbol of America's postwar prosperity, but I'd never heard of staged train crashes before. This article explains that the most famous was the 1896 Crash at Crush in Texas, which attracted 40,000 paying spectators. The explosion was so vast...
  • Test successful. Carry on.

  • From the large YouGov survey tapped earlier this week, the following graphs show net sentiment among Americans towards thirteen other countries, by race and by partisan affiliation. Net sentiment is calculated by taking the percentages who identify a country as an "ally" and multiplying by two, taking the percentages who identify a country as "friendly",...
  • @notanon
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    one possibility vis a vis North Korea is that their nuke program is actually China's i.e. they've been using NK as a proxy for testing ICBMs cos plausible deniability - so it's actually part of the whole US-China thing.

    (this would fit in with the idea the Dems have been selling the US out to China for decades as it was Clinton who signed off on the NK nuke deal)

    another possibility is the opposite - NK is a genuine wild card and as Wall St. has moved all their capital to China they see NK as a threat to their factories in China - so it's about NK's threat to Wall St. money inside China and they've told him to try and fix it.

    third possibility is the swamp have successfully blocked Trump's domestic agenda so he's simply doing foreign policy make-work cos that's all that's left (politicians focusing on foreign policy when they're blocked domestically is a common thing).

    my guess is

    NK's nuke program is actually China's nuke program and

    1) Dems/Wall St. sold out to China, China needs oil from middle east, don't want neocon wars -> Dems/Wall St trying to block war with Iran

    2) GOPe working for Israel/Saudi and trying to put pressure on China to get them to be neutral over Iran (similar to the CIA trying to grab the Crimea naval base as a bargaining chip to get Pooty to drop Syria).

    i.e. the conflict among the US elite is 1) Israel-first vs 2) money-first, Israel-second.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    Why would a declared nuclear power with a well-known ICBM program (and ~90 deployed missiles) need any “plausible deniability”?

  • The night was clearly Kamala's. "As the only black person on stage, I would like to speak on the issue of race." And then she tossed and gored Biden, who, being a pale white male, had no way to counter. A prediction made here several months ago has held up well: On at least one...
  • @Charles Pewitt
    @Audacious Epigone


    A serious independent would be a gift from heaven for Trump. For all his faults and all the Never Trumper/neocon efforts against him, Republican voters are overwhelmingly supportive.

     

    Trump is in big trouble because he might lose 5 or ten percent of his support on the Trump Immigration Backstab.

    Trump says he wants foreigners to flood into the USA "in the largest numbers ever."

    If Trump loses 5 or ten percent of his White voters in the Great Lakes states and Florida and Texas, Trump is done. Trump is toast.

    A Sam Francis/Pat Buchanan independent candidate could easily take 5 or 10 percent of the White vote in key states.

    I won't vote for Trump nor any GOP candidate that supports mass legal immigration and illegal immigration.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    Is there any realistic possibility of a candidate, third party or otherwise, who’s not a civnat “Proposition Nation of Immigrants” disaster?

  • @Audacious Epigone
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    When a question comes about discrimination, answer "I do believe in discrimination. I believe in discriminating in favor of American citizens. Democrats once believed in that and it's time we believe in it again." Something like that is doable and it would generate massive media attention.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    “I believe in discriminating in favor of American citizens. ”

    The Woke piranhas would skin someone for that statement in seconds. The big winner of ideas on the night was free lifetime healthcare for illegal immigrants. “Discriminating in favor of American citizens” is a death sentence in that arena.

    • Replies: @Audacious Epigone
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Even for a second- or third-tier candidate in a field of twenty?

    But not a single one came anywhere close to doing what I hypothetically proposes, so it's hard to argue with you.

  • We should not underestimate the power and logic of globalism. The fact is that, while Western nationalists lament diversity, the West’s wealthiest places are extraordinarily diverse and are growing richer: I am talking about our so-called ‘global cities’. These include such places as New York City, London, Paris, and, beyond the West, Singapore or Dubai....
  • @Guillaume Durocher
    @Thulean Friend

    Very interesting, especially for Ireland!

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    Financialized resource-wasting cesspits entirely dependent on extremely fragile supply chains and fairy tale fiat currency.

    This is success to you?

  • The “global cities” are parasites looting, through the financialization of the economy, the rest of the country.

    It is their access to the unending stream of free money from the central banks that they own that supports their existence.

    End the Fed and Sodom on Hudson is done in a decade.

    • Replies: @TheJester
    @Bill Jones

    Well said. A further unimaginable supporting your observation is that many central banks are privately owned ... as is the case in the United States. Indeed, the list of member banks that own the US Federal Reserve Bank in the United States and the number of shares that each bank owns are secrets. (What are they trying to hide?)

    The right to print fiat money (the right to make "gold" out of paper and/or computer strokes) is the height of medieval alchemy: Def. a seemingly magical process of transformation, creation, or combination; Syn: magic, sorcery, witchcraft.

    Replies: @Wally, @Richard B

    , @niteranger
    @Bill Jones

    You are correct. The statistics are flawed in this analogy and does not include "net" profit. These are a bunch of meaningless numbers. For example, you could make the point that California has a great economy and then say it's because of the immigrants. Once you look at the data...it would be in spite of the immigrants. What would the economy be like if the government wasn't paying tons of welfare to illegals and others to buy stuff? How much more money would there be if it the social services weren't overloaded?

    Basically, these cities steal from the middle class to pay for global parasites who now haunt the neighborhoods.

  • The New York Times explains that masked AntiFa goons beating up reporter Andy Ngo in Portland was, actually, when you stop and think about it, extremely complex, exaggerated, and much too boring to think about or even to remember. It's kind of like how the Rolling Stone "Rape on Campus" hate hoax was really, when...
  • @Thoughts
    Have you guys thought that Antifa in Portland is an Implicitly White Movement?


    Michelle Malkin, Andy Ngo and Harmeet K. Dhillon...


    These are not white people. Not to mention, Harmeet's twitter on avocado toast and yoga...though relevant to Meghan Markle, is an anti-white dogwhistle?


    Andy Ngo raised 150K? Organized by Michelle Malkin? Seriously? Are we just giving Asians more money now?

    Jews don't go after Asians...none of these people will be out of a job.

    I'm with Antifa on this!

    The fat, blue haired white antifa types are right to want to run these 'Asiatic Conservatives' out of town

    I think there's more going on here than meets the eye.

    I choose blood over water...even fat, blue-haired blood...Whites over Asians.

    Could Portland Antifa be a ProLe-white Anti-Asian movement?

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager, @Bragadocious, @Hypnotoad666

    Brilliant generalship: “I side with the traitors because our skin is the same!”

    Go back to polluting the chans.

  • @Daniel H
    @Flip

    If I were a young white working class guy growing up in California, I’d take off for Boise or Spokane and never look back.

    We can't run forever. Sooner or later we have to stand and fight.

    Replies: @donut, @Oleaginous Outrager

    Boise has become a SWPL cesspit. I would guess Spokane is little better.

    • Replies: @Mr. Anon
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    Boise has become a SWPL cesspit. I would guess Spokane is little better.
     
    Guess again.

    Snipers Defend Drag Queen Story Hour From Mom-Led Protest

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    , @Desiderius
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Second cities tend to be a better bet.

  • The New York Times explains that masked AntiFa goons beating up reporter Andy Ngo in Portland was, actually, when you stop and think about it, extremely complex, exaggerated, and much too boring to think about or even to remember. It's kind of like how the Rolling Stone "Rape on Campus" hate hoax was really, when...
  • “a Molon Labe tattoo, a prominent slogan of contemporary fascism”

    https://twitter.com/JewishWorker/status/1145699069677002752

    • Replies: @El Dato
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Jews: Why are they so angry in the wrong country? The US has becoming a stomping ground of "my personal ethnic grievance - 'never again' vendetta" permanent bullshit peddlers. Soon whitey will protest against the Ottomans in front of Vienna --- no that's not going to happen.


    Young Jews on their way to ICE detention center in Elizabeth NJ.
     
    This is not how "on their way to" should be done.

    Replies: @J.Ross

    , @El Dato
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    That Twitter accounts is quite hate-filled, too. Shouldn't it be censored by Jack's Army of Minions.

    , @William Badwhite
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    FFS spending 20 seconds on a search engine and you learn that Molon Labe is not a "prominent slogan of contemporary fascism". Unless by "contemporary fascism" they mean "anything we don't like", which come to think of it IS what they mean by it.

    Its Greek for "come and take them" and there are several modern uses, none of which can be tied to "contemporary fascism" using any honest of the term.

    So we get it "Jewish Worker", you're just using the unfortunately too common Jewish argumentation techniques of lying and slander. Jack D, fix this please.

    Replies: @Harry Baldwin, @guest

    , @guest
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Jewish Worker? What is this, 1902? Or are they counting all the poor souls slaving away in sketch comedy writing rooms?

    By the way, stigmatizing "molon labe" is anti-Greek and more importantly anti-Spartan. These Jewish Workers don't want a phalanx of gleaming bronze coming at 'em, I tell you what.

  • @Pericles
    @istevefan


    They have had plenty of practice with watering down a story that doesn’t fit the narrative. When a White is victimized by a non-White, they often write that the victim was in the wrong place at the wrong time as though they were partially responsible.

     

    Don't forget "tragically gone wrong".

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    “Poor bastards shouldn’t have left their White Privilege cards at home!”

  • From NBC Sports:
  • @The Alarmist
    Yeah, it took a while to figure it out, 'cos he kept calling her "Becky Ross and shit."

    Someone ought to collect a bunch of Nikes (used ... don't give them any more money), burn them, and post the video to social media. Wait.... Nike is betting on black?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G16qZRlhGKM

    Replies: @guest, @Oleaginous Outrager

    Bettin’ big on reparations gettin’ done.

    • Replies: @The Alarmist
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Reparations in America are going to be like instructions on a shampoo bottle: Payoff, blather, riot, repeat.

  • @Tiny Duck
    Good move by Nike. They know there customer base. Young Of Color global and progressive.

    Kaepernik is wildly popular with the youth and future of America.

    It IS an offensive flag to Youth of Color and allies

    You guys need to watch the Netflix special "Homecoming " by Hassan Minhaj

    Replies: @Unladen Swallow, @MEH 0910, @TWS, @SunBakedSuburb, @RonaldB

    • Replies: @Simon Tugmutton
    @MEH 0910

    That's a pintail. IDK if there's a pinhead duck; in any case, TD does a very good impression of one.

    , @TWS
    @MEH 0910

    He's clearly larping as a gay, black, progressive man/woman. He's posted copy/paste from many different views.

    I've encouraged him to come out and take a bow. We've reached peak duck and clown world has surpassed anything the duck posts anyway.

    He should take a bow and write a book.

  • The New York Times explains that masked AntiFa goons beating up reporter Andy Ngo in Portland was, actually, when you stop and think about it, extremely complex, exaggerated, and much too boring to think about or even to remember. It's kind of like how the Rolling Stone "Rape on Campus" hate hoax was really, when...
  • @Hypnotoad666
    Typical slimy NYT writing. Lots of obfuscation and snide insinuation. The point being: Ngo was on the wrong side so he had it coming somehow. He was probably trying to push his face into somebody's fist just to get attention.

    I especially like this passage:

    The conservative journalist has built a prominent presence in part by going into situations where there may be conflict and then publicizing the results.
     
    Has the NYT even referred to anybody ever as a "liberal journalist? " (Admittedly, that's usually redundant). But if he were a typical liberal journalist they'd be praising his brave risk taking to get a story. Instead, he's the troublemaker for interfered with some antifa guy's day out larping.

    Replies: @istevefan, @Oleaginous Outrager, @ic1000, @dvorak

    When NYT or other MSM journalists “go into situations where there may be conflict and then publicize the results”, they’re lionized as “war reporters” and hagiographified as the bravest people in the world. Even if they never left the hotel lobby.

  • @Patriot
    @Patriot

    But wait, it gets worse!

    In California in 1947, that blue-collar guy with the new 4 bedroom house close to the ocean owned 2 cars and raised 4 kids on his blue-collar salary. His wife didn't work, but instead was home for the kids.

    It really was California paradise. Almost nobody worked on the weekend, and in fact construction wokers quit at noon on Fridays (36-hr work week) Everyone had a hobby. Some families camped, or sailed, or went skiing. Other dads did CB raido or re-built antique cars. There were lots of picnics and block parties, sleepovers, and get-togethers. Neighbors were always giving us fruit or vegetables, or fresh-caught fish. I ate dinner at friends houses several tmes a week. There was a real sense of community and goodwill. Most were happy and relaxed.

    Compare my idilic blue-collar childhood to life in California today. Today a typical married couple, both with a college degree live in an apartment 60 miles from the beach. They can't afford children or hobbies, because both are working 48-hr weeks, and each driving 1 hr a day to work. There are exhausted, and stressed, and reacreation consists of watching TV and internet. They will never own their own home or have the joy of children. They don't socialize with the neighbors in their apartment (there's no sense of commnity), because all their neighbors are foreign and aren't interested in them, and vice veras.

    For most, Coastal, urban Califonia is a crowded, dirty, stressful, empty-life dog-eat-dog freeway-dystopia, devoid of joy or grace, but awash in the benefits of diversity.

    Of course for the rich, behind their high walls, California living is still very nice. Not so for the others.

    Replies: @Flip, @Bubba, @Oleaginous Outrager, @Seth Largo, @Old Palo Altan

    Of course for the rich, behind their high walls, California living is still very nice. Not so for the others.

    And they love to use zoning and “environmental” regulations to prevent anyone from ever encroaching on their paradise. Building anywhere near the actual coast is now nigh on impossible. Unless, of course, you have mountains of cash to throw about. “Liberal” California is as plutocratic as Imperial Rome ever was.

  • @Rosie
    @William Badwhite


    The comments are surprisingly supportive (some of them) and not as insane as I would have expected from San Francisco.
     
    It must be painful to face the fact that you are having a very difficult time getting established where you would like to live because of immigrant competition when you have been lead to believe that only the most pathetic loser has anything to fear from immigration.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    Yes, it must really sting when those “If you’re losing your strawberry picking job to immigrants you’re really a failure!” jokes rebound on them. I mean, what sort of deadbeat is being outbid for housing by unskilled immigrants? Get a real job, derelicts!

    • Replies: @Redneck farmer
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Too many people think they're the next George Thorougood, though.

    , @Pericles
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    "It's different when it's about us", aka the Learn to Code Principle.

  • • Replies: @Polynikes
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    I mean, let's face it: some poor college intern Googled "famous people from Chicago" and created the graphic. They probably didn't know Till from Orson Wells.

  • @Daniel H
    The article is behind the paywall. Any summary? Is the author sincere or just being ironic?

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    Actually seems to be a pretty straightforward condemnation of lax immigration laws driving up rents. It’s a Fourth of July miracle!

    “It’s time for our leaders to relieve these Americans’ plight by reducing immigration-fueled population growth. Requiring companies to verify that all employees are in the country legally would discourage illegal immigrants from coming in the first place, since they would no longer be able to find jobs. Limiting recent immigrants’ ability to sponsor their non-nuclear family members for green cards would likewise reduce population growth.

    For tens of millions of Americans, the rent is too high. Changing our immigration laws would bring it down.”

  • The night was clearly Kamala's. "As the only black person on stage, I would like to speak on the issue of race." And then she tossed and gored Biden, who, being a pale white male, had no way to counter. A prediction made here several months ago has held up well: On at least one...
  • @Bliss
    @Audacious Epigone

    He’s an imposing white male with a black family. Who has a track record of implementing the progressive agenda.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    “Imposing”? He’s the butt of a thousand jokes.

  • @Audacious Epigone
    @Feryl

    You'd think in a field of 20 candidates that a second- or third-tier could be propelled forward by striking a decidedly Wokeless tone. Andrew Yang looked like he might be the one who'd do that, but then he went just as all-in on it as the rest of them in the debate. Jim Webb was the only Wokeless Dem candidate of the five in 2016 and he polled at... 1% support.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager, @Feryl, @Feryl

    Given the questions and the moderators asking them, when would a Wokeless candidate have a chance to stand out? As the debates have unfolded so far, a Wokeless approach only makes one look weak and/or evasive.

    • Replies: @Justvisiting
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    You get it.

    I am surprised to see that many posters here are not up to speed on the new paradigm (ideology) of the billionaires that run the Democratic Party (and the Republicans as well, but that is not the topic here).

    They are controlling the narrative (using their ownership of legacy media, Internet media, and Democratic politicians):

    The sainted royalty (blacks, hispanics, illegal immigrants, LGBT, new group to be named any day now)

    vs.

    The evil subterranean deplorables (whites, legal citizens with nuclear families who work for a living, straight people) that have oozed out of the slime and must be stopped at all costs.

    There is nothing to debate--good is good and evil is evil!

    C'mon folks. You can't play the new game if you don't know the rules!

    Replies: @Charles Pewitt

    , @Audacious Epigone
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    When a question comes about discrimination, answer "I do believe in discrimination. I believe in discriminating in favor of American citizens. Democrats once believed in that and it's time we believe in it again." Something like that is doable and it would generate massive media attention.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

  • From the San Francisco Chronicle: And people wonder why California can't build high-speed rail ... I can cover it with curtains for the low, low, lowest bid price of $374,000. San Francisco, call me! Arnautoff
  • @Daniel H
    OK, I went over to Sherwin-Williams paint calculator. 1600 square feet, we will need four gallons per coat. Let's say we need two coats, so that's 8 gallons. Lowes sells Valspar Pro ExpressCoat Flat Antique, white latex for 10.98 per gallon. So, all told, we need to spend approximately $88.00 on paint. Double that for drop clots, brushes, rollers, etc we should be able to do this job for about $170 in materials.

    Well, I'm leaving home and going to San Francisco to take up painting.

    https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/try-on-colors/paint-calculator#/quick-calc-interior

    https://www.lowes.com/pd/Valspar-Pro-ExpressCoat-Flat-Antique-White-Latex-Paint-Actual-Net-Contents-128-fl-oz/1000525287

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Alden, @bomag, @Bill Jones, @Desiderius, @Ibound1, @stillCARealist, @Oleaginous Outrager, @James Scott

    You’re failing to account for the greatest cost involved here: parking in San Francisco.

    • LOL: Daniel H
  • From the large YouGov survey tapped earlier this week, the following graphs show net sentiment among Americans towards thirteen other countries, by race and by partisan affiliation. Net sentiment is calculated by taking the percentages who identify a country as an "ally" and multiplying by two, taking the percentages who identify a country as "friendly",...
  • One has to wonder if those Dominican Republic numbers will hold up.

    The NK hate seems a total hype job. Sans a fleet of working ICBMs, what actual threat is this broke nation of 29 million mostly starving peasants to us? They’re not burdening us with immigrants, we’re not locked a weird sadomasochist economic relationship with them, they have no oil, and they’re not stealing our sports trophies. The only apparent explanation is they’re the proxy for the military side of the US-China trailer-park-couple-on-COPS relationship

    • LOL: nokangaroos
    • Replies: @notanon
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    one possibility vis a vis North Korea is that their nuke program is actually China's i.e. they've been using NK as a proxy for testing ICBMs cos plausible deniability - so it's actually part of the whole US-China thing.

    (this would fit in with the idea the Dems have been selling the US out to China for decades as it was Clinton who signed off on the NK nuke deal)

    another possibility is the opposite - NK is a genuine wild card and as Wall St. has moved all their capital to China they see NK as a threat to their factories in China - so it's about NK's threat to Wall St. money inside China and they've told him to try and fix it.

    third possibility is the swamp have successfully blocked Trump's domestic agenda so he's simply doing foreign policy make-work cos that's all that's left (politicians focusing on foreign policy when they're blocked domestically is a common thing).

    my guess is

    NK's nuke program is actually China's nuke program and

    1) Dems/Wall St. sold out to China, China needs oil from middle east, don't want neocon wars -> Dems/Wall St trying to block war with Iran

    2) GOPe working for Israel/Saudi and trying to put pressure on China to get them to be neutral over Iran (similar to the CIA trying to grab the Crimea naval base as a bargaining chip to get Pooty to drop Syria).

    i.e. the conflict among the US elite is 1) Israel-first vs 2) money-first, Israel-second.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

  • The real heart of current Democratic craziness, on plain display in the two debates among Democrat candidates for President this week: the topic of immigration. The candidates left us in no doubt that any enforcement of immigration laws—the people's laws, passed by Congress properly assembled, according to the Constitution—is inhumane and unacceptable. On this showing,...
  • I am determined to bring about a day when a white person driving a vehicle and a black person driving a vehicle when they see a police officer approaching feels the exact same thing. A feeling not of fear but of safety.

    This is more of their weird-ass bad screenwriting fantasies, like a really poor attempt at satirizing 50’s TV. Many white people feel plenty of fear when a cop is approaching.

    “White people” and “cops” aren’t all covert operatives in some Masonic club where you give the secret handshake and all the problems melt away. Many, many white people have suffered mightily at the hands of the police. Only shitlibs with their obsessive delusions that life is perfect for whites and an endless hellscape for everyone else believe such arrant rubbish.

    • Replies: @Father O'Hara
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Mal Evans was a friend of and longtime roadie for the Beatles. In later years he developed mental health problems. One day he was acting badly and his family called LAPD. Bad idea. They wound up shooting him to death. Be careful.

  • @WorkingClass
    How to account for people with average and above IQ's advocating open borders? Indoctrination. We have a critical mass of people who urgently need De-programing. I pity the candidates who believe their own bullshit. Those who are merely pandering would rather rule in hell than serve in heaven.

    Tulsi on immigration:

    Relax onerous visa requirements for Indian & Chinese tourism
    In Congress, I will fight to relax the onerous and overly burdensome visa requirements for visitors coming from countries such as China and India. The present policies are outdated and do not reflect the fact that China and India now have booming economies and a burgeoning middle class. These people have money in their pockets and are eager to see the world. Many of them want to visit Hawai`i, but because it's so hard for them to get tourist visas, they end up going elsewhere. The beaches of Bali, Thailand, and Vietnam are teeming with big-spending Chinese tourists. If we can get these visitors to come to Hawai`i instead, it will have an immediate and significant impact on Hawai`i's tourism industry.
     
    She seems healthy, sane and intelligent. A rose among the thorns. I hope to vote for her in the Texas Primary, But I cannot vote for any Democrat in the General Election. I'm a white man.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager, @dfordoom

    She’s probably the first to run for President on the pro-India platform. Doesn’t seem to be a winning strategy.

    Weirdly, her extensive entry at Infogalactic has nothing on her feelings toward Israel.

    • Replies: @T.T
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Interesting observation. She is ahead of her time I guess, the top Indian casts are settling in the Anglosphere with a dose of clannishness unseen by the early Irish or jews which took hold of the Anglosphere. We can see they are leapfrogging into the top position at the tech companies and keep bringing in more of themselves. Meanwhile, the top percentile Jews are dying out, either by having a very low birthrate or intermarrying with anything really, though the top is going for Chinese.

    with which ethnic groups are the Indians in the anglosphere marrying?

    I foresee a powerful Indian faction in the west positioning themselves as competitors of the Jewish factions. Perhaps less in entertainment but definitely in tech and other corporations. I don't think the Chinese faction will have a powerful voice outside of China. They are too agreeable and not clannish enough. Though the resulting hapas might be something.

    Replies: @Daniel H

  • @Fred Reed
    "This country can only work—can only be a country worth the name—under an ethic of relentless assimilation. "

    This puts Mr.Debyshire clearly on the side of assimilating legal immigrants, not just a reasonable idea but the only reasonable idea. It also puts him squarely against Jared Taylor, who has unequivocally said that he is against immigration.

    Replies: @anonymous, @MEH 0910, @Chris Mallory, @Forbes, @Hail, @Steve in Greensboro, @Thomm, @Oleaginous Outrager, @Mr. Anon

    the side of assimilating legal immigrants

    “Assimilating” how? With sharp sticks? Electroshock? Re-education camps? Or the honor system we’ve been using under all the civnats which has landed us in this cesspit?

  • The replacements are primarily visual and audible in nature now, but tactile stimulation is just around the corner. In fact, it has already moved passed the seminal (heh) stage. The percentages of men who have ever paid for (or have ever been paid for) sex is on the decline: Orthogonally, I suspect it unlikely anyone...
  • @Twinkie
    @dfordoom

    He was lucky to have Hitler as an opponent. But, as Chuck Yeager once said, “I’d rather be lucky than good.”

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    No, he was lucky to have millions more lives to spend than Hitler. That’s the extent of Stalin’s achievements as a “warlord”.

    • Agree: Twinkie
  • The good news is that the sharp increase U.S. pedestrian fatalities from 2014 to 2016 has tailed off. But 2018 represents the high since 1990. My guess would be that the rise of around 23% in pedestrian fatalities from 2014 to 2016, the Late Obama Age Collapse, was due to smartphones. But it's odd that...
  • @Buzz Mohawk
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Good question. Perhaps Steve is assuming that improvements in safety and control were reducing deaths over time. It is true, for example, that brakes and tires, stopping distances and control, are phenomenal today on more cars. Attitude control systems and ABS braking too. Not sure how much these things reduced collisions with pedestrians, but without them the death toll would probably be even higher.

    Oh, and he has suggested before that improvements in medicine, emergency procedures, surgery, etc. were steadily reducing deaths of people who got hit by cars. Without the distractions of smartphones and touchscreen controls, that graph would probably have continued to go downhill.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    Without the distractions of smartphones and touchscreen controls

    Europeans have plenty of smartphones. Are they just more responsible in their use?

    “While some may regard a pedestrian death toll as somehow unavoidable, the recent experience of European countries as a group suggests that there’s nothing about modern life (Europeans have high rates of car ownership and as many smart phones as Americans) that means the pedestrian death toll must be high and rising. In fact, at the same time pedestrian deaths have been soaring the US, they’ve been dropping steadily in Europe. In the latest nine year period for which European data are available, pedestrian deaths decreased from 8,342 to 5,320, a decline of 36 percent.”

    “In the past decade, Europe and the US have reversed positions in pedestrian death rates. It used to be that the number of pedestrian deaths per million population were higher in Europe, now the US pedestrian death rate per million population is now 75 percent higher than in Europe.”

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Americans drive about twice as much as Europeans do. American roads are also a lot bigger. Even European highways tend to be quite small and narrow relative to US highways and often only have 2 or 3 lanes. A lot of the roads in Europe are small, old 2 lane roads that snake through old villages and towns.

    Replies: @Corn

    , @Buzz Mohawk
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    Europeans have plenty of smartphones. Are they just more responsible in their use?
     
    Maybe, but I've seen some crazy driving over there. It probably depends on the country. Which parts of Europe? I know licenses are a little harder to get. (The exams are tougher than ours, but that's not saying much.)

    People over there don't drive as much as Americans. The distances are shorter and fuel prices are much higher. So, fewer opportunities for tragedies per million population. Apples and oranges.

    This, however, doesn't explain why their numbers are falling while ours are rising. I've met common workers over there who will tell you to your face that Americans have no culture. They're wrong, but maybe they are becoming increasingly right. Our population, whatever qualifies as American now (all 7 billion humans!) is definitely becoming stupider and more careless.

    Replies: @Intelligent Dasein

  • My guess would be that the rise of around 23% in pedestrian fatalities from 2014 to 2016, the Late Obama Age Collapse, was due to smartphones

    So what was distracting us to our deaths in 1990 then?

    • Replies: @Buzz Mohawk
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Good question. Perhaps Steve is assuming that improvements in safety and control were reducing deaths over time. It is true, for example, that brakes and tires, stopping distances and control, are phenomenal today on more cars. Attitude control systems and ABS braking too. Not sure how much these things reduced collisions with pedestrians, but without them the death toll would probably be even higher.

    Oh, and he has suggested before that improvements in medicine, emergency procedures, surgery, etc. were steadily reducing deaths of people who got hit by cars. Without the distractions of smartphones and touchscreen controls, that graph would probably have continued to go downhill.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    , @Kronos
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    What about the level of insurance scammers? Probably a lot high higher before dash cams became somewhat popular.

    https://youtu.be/HFoes7rsZBA

  • - Was immigration good for American Indians? - Were the Founding Fathers white supremacists? - Polls show women are less pro-choice than men. Why do you think that is? - Should American citizens be able to speak English? - Should your party nominate another white person? Isn't important that the nominee reflects the voters it...
  • @Rosie
    How low does the White percentage of the population need to go for us to be "diverse" enough?

    How low does the White percentage of the population have to go before we are allowed to assert our interests and identity without being called "racist"?

    Replies: @216, @Oblivionrecurs, @neutral, @Oleaginous Outrager

    There is no lower bound: This Grift Must Never End!

  • The replacements are primarily visual and audible in nature now, but tactile stimulation is just around the corner. In fact, it has already moved passed the seminal (heh) stage. The percentages of men who have ever paid for (or have ever been paid for) sex is on the decline: Orthogonally, I suspect it unlikely anyone...
  • “It ain’t no prostitute, it’s a SUBSTITUTE!”

  • - Was immigration good for American Indians? - Were the Founding Fathers white supremacists? - Polls show women are less pro-choice than men. Why do you think that is? - Should American citizens be able to speak English? - Should your party nominate another white person? Isn't important that the nominee reflects the voters it...
  • @Feryl
    @Curious

    Yang is trying to be cerebral and productive, the rest are pretty typical career politicians who mostly want to blather non-sense wrapped in a nice and shiny package. I mean, that's what a corrupt and failing empire (still committed to a failing ideology) deserves.

    I would be curious to know how much the uber-PC responses about immigration, welfare, etc. poll with average Americans, as opposed to SJWs and yuppies. I do know, as you guys have indicated, that being in some way "anti-war" still resonates on a popular level, many years after any sort of visible anti-war movement died off when Bush left office. Since Vietnam, our leaders just can't convince us, for a sustained period, that protracted bloody war is useful and necessary.

    Ending Pax American, possibly, is why the Pentagon installed so many people in the Trump white house. That is the one thing, more than anything else, that can't be questioned or stopped. And why wouldn't the Pentagon be this way, seeing as how since Reagan they've been elevated to such high status.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    Since Vietnam, our leaders just can’t convince us, for a sustained period, that protracted bloody war is useful and necessary.

    Who has ever argued that “protracted bloody war is useful and necessary”? It’s an insane notion.

    Still wondering exactly what use are these “dog whistles” that apparently everyone can hear, contrary to the entire purpose of dog whistles.

  • I recently received an email from Code Pink: “Dunk the ball for Palestinian rights?” That is not exactly the world’s catchiest protest chant. No rhyme or alliteration, the meter doesn’t scan, and the image that comes to mind is…what, exactly? Kawhi Leonard stealing Larry Tennenbaum’s head right off his neck and slamming it through the...
  • she and Gareth Porter loudly complained about . . . other forms of “anti-Semitism.”

    Because nothing, nothing, can ever be worse in their world than BadWhite ‘bigotry’. It’s the sole and indisputable cause of every bad thing that ever happens.

    These lefties aren’t “well-meaning”, they’re snorting pigs whose warped and childish worldview has only ever made things worse. If their ‘courage’ “does not extend to telling the truth about Jewish power and its most egregious abuses and vulnerabilities”, then they achieve nothing except to make criticism of Israel to be nothing but the squealing of porcine lunatics.

    • Replies: @Beefcake the Mighty
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    +1

    , @turtle
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    snorting pigs
     
    Nah, they're snorting cocaine, in the back seats of their limos.
    Hence the term, "limousine liberal."
  • The Democrats seem to want to run against Joe Biden on the issue that Joe was, horrors, against forced racial school busing of children. After all, who doesn't love busing? Look what a happy and pleasant little girl busing made of Senator Kamala Harris: Forced racial school busing (which in the U.S. is spelled with...
  • @reiner Tor
    @Peter Akuleyev

    Exactly, that’s what I thought, too.

    Except that, whatever they say now, can be used against them later. If the eventual Democratic candidate veers too much to the left now, then it might be difficult for him/her/xer to move back to the center next summer.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager, @Buzz Mohawk

    Except that, whatever they say now, can be used against them later

    And thus the concentrated push to bury any dissenting voices now, so this can all be happily disappeared come the general election. It’s the Massacre of the Memes, a digital Sicilian Vespers.

  • I was going to say that running on a divisive, unpopular issue now 40 years in the past doesn’t seem a winning strategy, but slavery ended over 150 years ago and they’re still beating the cracked, desiccated bones of that dead horse.

  • I could have happily lived the rest of my life without seeing any of the now four versions of A Star Is Born (1937, 1954, 1976, 2018). But on a long flight, I decided on a whim to watch the latest version, starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga. I like Bradley Cooper as an actor,...
  • @Duke84
    It was a lot better than Green Book.They've really beat that theme into the ground.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    A barbed wire catheter would be better than Green Bleck.

  • @Brendan Hall
    Where was the white perspective in this review?

    Replies: @Anon, @Mr. Grey

    Where was the white perspective in this review?

    Well, there was a ‘gay’ one.

  • From the Washington Post: A foreign mafia has come to Italy and further polarized the migration debate By Chico Harlan and Stefano Pitrelli, June 25 In a country that has fought for decades to weaken its homegrown mafia, a foreign crime group is gathering strength. The group’s members are Nigerian. They hold territory from the...
  • the mafia is “ours — made in Italy.”

    There is nothing, nothing, these invaders won’t steal and claim as their own.

  • YouGov released the results of in-depth opinion polling a few days ago. It contains quite a few items of interest, so what follows is a brief discussion of them. - Hispanics express the most satisfaction with the direction the US is going. Net positive direction scores--computed by taking the percentages who say the US is...
  • @Colin Wright
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    'Still buying the “they’re all coming here to work really, really hard” myth, are we?'

    I don't see why I shouldn't buy it. At least in the case of Asians, Central Americans, and Mexicans, the 'myth' happens to be largely true.

    Therein, actually, lies part of the problem. It doesn't improve matters for the bottom tiers of our society if there are more people competing for what jobs remain that are within their skill set.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager, @Feryl

    If so many are coming here to “do the jobs Americans won’t do”, what exactly is the impetus for calling them “refugees”? The naked appeal to native self interest (“Without them, strawberries would cost $5 EACH!”) has worked for quite some time, why the change?

    ‘Largely true’ for Asians? Maybe, but that’s not the motivation for many of the latest mainland Chinese: they’re looking for a bolthole. For Mexicans? Not as much as it once was, since many of them will no longer tolerate doing the worst and lowest paying jobs when there’s plenty of ‘aid’ available. As for the Central Americans, it was never true. They’ve always been the “the wretched refuse of your teeming shore”, “the homeless, tempest-tost” by bad governance seeking asylum.

  • The percentages of adult men up to the age of 40 who had not had sex at all during the previous year, by selected demographics: Jews get a bad rap for putative sexual perversion, but that reeks of jealousy to me! Parenthetically, it's worth noting that the Jewish sample (n = 89) is the smallest...
  • @Rosie
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    It’s a long way from ‘never’ to ‘often’.
     
    Yet the trend is unmistakable.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    What ‘trend’?

  • This lady's memoir about all the famous men like Donald Trump and Hunter S. Thompson who just can't resist raping her due to her overwhelming sexiness reads like a cross between a bodice ripper romance novel entitled The Princess Who Was Ravished by the Pirate Captain and a Letter to Penthouse.
  • I think most people think of rape as being sexy

    With this sort of demented projection actually making out of her fish mouth, imagine what else goes on in that pointy head.

  • I've long wondered if the new New York school supremo Richard Carranza, a doctrinaire Mexican-American leftist from the West, is in over his head in the viper pit that is New York City parenting. Carranza has made explicit the argument that either blacks and Hispanics average lower on tests due to white racism or ......
  • @Bruno
    The public schools in NY is 40% black, 27% Latino, 15% asian, 15% white and 3% other.

    So the average IQ, given than the brighter go to private schools - even the white Kids must be around 95 - must be at most around 87.

    So if the technical schools 6k from 30k candidates out of 150k are really the best - wich is not’obvious because the private schools have means to attract them by free tuition, the average selection is 1 25. That would mean that the threshold is at 112 IQ (if it was pure IQ).

    For Stuyvesant, at 1 in 150, it would be a 125 threshold and a 130 average. I think the reality is lower.

    So for white kids, it’s just the possibility of being with 75% boring asian kids who are barely gifted. Better than the ghetto but not a dream environement neither ...

    Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Oleaginous Outrager, @Anon

    free universal test preparation

    If this is truly a “solution”, then IQ is barely relevant, other than how much it helps tin cramming a bunch of pertinent-until-after-the-test information into one’s head and hold it there until test time (this is a “racial coded” question that will put many Asians and their parents in high dudgeon).

    Of course, how much is “free universal test preparation” really going to help the large swath of students who can’t even puzzle out the comics page? What can it achieve that hundreds of other programs and billions of other misspent dollars have utterly failed to?

    • Replies: @kaganovitch
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Not going to help of course. The thing is , Lauder knows it's not going to help. Its just a way of leveraging the toxicity of IQ differences in favor of his preferred outcome. How are the test opponents going to respond? Prep is useless when the IQ gap is so large? Pace Dan Hayes, Lauder may be an idiot(he is), but he's not stupid.

    , @Anon
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    There is, or was, a free test prep program for New York students. I believe it was a DeBlasio initiative. The results never seemed to be reported. You'd think researchers would be given access to the data.

    I remember hearing something about the test prep didn't work as planned because (cue excuse) the parents of non Asian minorities were somehow not pursuing it, or discarded the notification, or needed the kids to babysit during the prep time because of working 5 jobs or standing in line at the welfare office, or didn't see the benefit, or pretty much knew their kid was a lost cause, or something. Parent blaming!

    I think that DeBlasio was sure that test prep was the solution, so when it crapped out he blew a gasket and decided on this extreme idea of getting rid of tests altogether.

    80 percent of the benefit of test prep can be had by reading the instructions in the application booklet and doing the sample questions. Another 15 percent can be had by doing a single practice test. I pity the Asian kids who have to spend so much time in test prep classes.

  • From ACLU.org: The ACLU has lost a lot of its mojo relative to the SPLC and the ADL in recent decades, but Reparations sounds like a way to get media buzz back.
  • @El Dato

    Chickens of this character never come home to roost. They have to be pursued and forced to face the light of the new dawn. There is no container on Earth large enough to conceal the dust and debris of the crime. Beneficiaries enriched by slave-based economies and societies and their descendants and inheritors have always wished to discredit and bury the evidence.
     
    AI chaining meaningless Leninist phrases into a paragraph? It's the only way to explain this bullshit.

    In the Americas, from Alaska to Argentina, every white-controlled society was determined to genocidally dispose of Indigenous people and to proceed to build social and production systems on the basis of African chattel enslavement.
     
    After conclusion of the successful Alaskan death camp program, there is now African chattel enslavement in the polar circle. The nooses around mooses give it away I guess.

    Black peoples’ courageous struggle for freedom post-Middle Passage, and their persistent demand for reparations, are more than sequential streams flowing toward an inevitable sea of justice. The mighty Atlantic that separates the old and new worlds could not absorb so much Black blood and remain just an ocean. No planet could absorb that much pain and remain the same. The global crime of Black enslavement converted the Atlantic into a theater where the epic drama for reparations will be staged.
     
    The Black Vibranium Dreadnoughts of the Great Wakandian Atlantic Fleet will hunt for reparations wherever they may hide, in the ocean that no longer is an ocean.

    Does the ACLU examine its writers for signs of psychosis?

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager, @sayless

    Such grandiloquence that drives itself straight into a ditch (an ocean is a theater for a political struggle? ‘Neptune’s Follies present “Where My Money At?: A Reparations Dramatization!”‘), must have something to do with his cricket background. Possibly related to all the rubbing of the ball against one’s crotch.

    every white-controlled society was determined to genocidally dispose of Indigenous people

    Somebody please to be telling me, are the Arabs ‘indigenous’ to the Levant and North Africa? Or are they “fellow white people’ for the purposes of this harangue? What about the Mongols? Was the Bantu Expansion just a bunch of guys crashing on their friends’ couches? Does he know anything about Asia or the sub-continent?

  • Beneficiaries enriched by slave-based economies and societies and their descendants and inheritors have always wished to discredit and bury the evidence.

    So who gets the Pyramids?

    • Replies: @The Germ Theory of Disease
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    "their descendants and inheritors have always wished to discredit and bury the evidence"

    I quite agree. Our Best Friends Forever hold world records for their skill at burying and deflecting the mountainous evidence of their central, overwhelming participation in and profit from slavery on five different continents.

    And when you consider just how much of centuries-old Jewish slavery profits were re-invested in usury and the creation of debt slavery...

    A global, 2000 percent tax on all worldwide Jewish wealth would be a decent place to start.

  • Well, at least Joe's haircut has improved since he was first elected to the Senate in 1972 when he was 29. Joe's hair seems to have migrated over the last 47 years from the back of his head to the top. In shocking news, Biden told segregationist centennial Senator Strom Thurmond that he saw him...
  • @Alec Leamas
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    Joe has no chance because he’s a mumbling buffoon. Seriously, have you heard him speak lately? The guy on Twitter who said “he sounds like his mouth just fell down the stairs” nailed it.
     
    My whole life he was a fixture in the Philadelphia media market because Wilmington (where essentially all of the population of Delaware is) is right down I-95, so much so that he used to joke about being "Pennsylvania's third Senator."

    He used to be really pompous, but something changed and he eventually came to be regarded as avuncular and folksy prior to his selection by Mr. Obama in 2008.

    It really, really seems like the time off after leaving the office of Vice President has cost him a few steps. He used to be gaffe prone for sure, but now he's just all mush-mouthed and meandering. Part of this, I think, is the fact that he's thinking about all of the new woke rules while he's speaking extemporaneously which is tripping him up, but I think a lot of it is just the effects of his age catching up to him after his hiatus.

    Replies: @Clyde, @Known Fact, @Forbes, @Oleaginous Outrager

    There was a video on Twitter (not the same one I referenced) where he’s talking about his becoming an old man and it sounds exactly like he’s having a TIA in the middle of a sentence. It’s quite cringeworthty.

  • The various London School of Economics left-wing sociologists are sure there must be one out there somewhere, but they can't think of any off the top of their heads. The young guy in the video, Sam Friedman, should write dialogue for Jeremy on Peep Show. Does anybody pay attention to sociology anymore? Ironically, one glamorous...
  • @Anon
    @Peter Akuleyev

    I don't think he was implying that holders of PhDs in sociology are literally unemployable in any capacity outside of academia.

    I think he's saying that there are no jobs you can get paid for where you practice sociology itself as your job description. In other words, there are no subdivision developers or apartment tower developers who have a sociology department to analyze the neighborhood or to predict resident relations given various hypothetical mixes of rent levels.

    Nobody cares and nobody believes that sociology "works" in having any sort of reliable and useful outcomes.

    Despite--not because of--your sociology PhD they might hire you to do something else. If you're good with people and have a solid tit-rack, for instance, you might be hired into sales.

    Replies: @Desiderius, @Oleaginous Outrager

    However you want to look at it, the net result is you’ve wasted years of your life and money you’ll never get back for worthless paper.

  • @bomag
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    Are there any sociologists who are employable in any productive enterprise?
     
    LOL

    The video hints at it; people become sociologists to explain why they are not employable: "it's the structure, man. I was born in the wrong place."

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    “I’m structurally incapable of getting up before noon.”

  • @Peter Akuleyev
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Are there any sociologists who are employable in any productive enterprise?

    I always assume conservatives who make jokes like this have never worked in the modern American business world and seen the range of people that are apparently employable.

    Probably any sociologist would do just fine in marketing, advertising or the HR function of most corporations, but academia still confers more status, or at least the promise of more status.

    Replies: @Carol, @Anon, @Right Winger here..., @njguy73, @Oleaginous Outrager

    any sociologist would do just fine in marketing, advertising or the HR function of most corporations

    So, in fact, nothing productive, just more time sinks and paper shuffles, when not actively converging companies.

  • Well, at least Joe's haircut has improved since he was first elected to the Senate in 1972 when he was 29. Joe's hair seems to have migrated over the last 47 years from the back of his head to the top. In shocking news, Biden told segregationist centennial Senator Strom Thurmond that he saw him...
  • Meh, hair care issues. Are y’all becoming black women?

    Joe has no chance because he’s a mumbling buffoon. Seriously, have you heard him speak lately? The guy on Twitter who said “he sounds like his mouth just fell down the stairs” nailed it.

    • Replies: @Desiderius
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    He's Caligula's horse.

    If you don't take him as a direct insult - and that goes for the Left as well as the Right and all in between - you're not paying attention.

    Replies: @Tex

    , @Alec Leamas
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    Joe has no chance because he’s a mumbling buffoon. Seriously, have you heard him speak lately? The guy on Twitter who said “he sounds like his mouth just fell down the stairs” nailed it.
     
    My whole life he was a fixture in the Philadelphia media market because Wilmington (where essentially all of the population of Delaware is) is right down I-95, so much so that he used to joke about being "Pennsylvania's third Senator."

    He used to be really pompous, but something changed and he eventually came to be regarded as avuncular and folksy prior to his selection by Mr. Obama in 2008.

    It really, really seems like the time off after leaving the office of Vice President has cost him a few steps. He used to be gaffe prone for sure, but now he's just all mush-mouthed and meandering. Part of this, I think, is the fact that he's thinking about all of the new woke rules while he's speaking extemporaneously which is tripping him up, but I think a lot of it is just the effects of his age catching up to him after his hiatus.

    Replies: @Clyde, @Known Fact, @Forbes, @Oleaginous Outrager

    , @AnotherDad
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    Joe has no chance because he’s a mumbling buffoon. Seriously, have you heard him speak lately? The guy on Twitter who said “he sounds like his mouth just fell down the stairs” nailed it.
     
    I wouldn't say "no chance", but basically agree. He's an even older white guy than Trump and not as sharp and it shows.

    It's a very unimpressive field--years of the Clintons sucking oxygen, plus all the stupidity associated with woke minoritarianism--so anyone's to take.

    But right now my money is on Elizabeth Warren. She's "Iowa nice" enough to win there. She's way smarter than Biden. She's only a few years younger than Trump, but i don't think age has yet rotted her brain. And she hits on some of the middle class focus that Trump ran on ... but has done nothing much for, while still hewing to all the stupid PC crap that Democrats now demand. A white women isn't ideal for this woke age. But at least "woman" is a step forward in the diversity sweepstakes.

    Basically Warren is 2016 rematch, without Hillary's massive unpleasantness, corruption and obvious spite for us deplorables.

    Unless someone the proper age--50 something--breaks through, i think she's probably their candidate.
  • The percentages of adult men up to the age of 40 who had not had sex at all during the previous year, by selected demographics: Jews get a bad rap for putative sexual perversion, but that reeks of jealousy to me! Parenthetically, it's worth noting that the Jewish sample (n = 89) is the smallest...
  • Jews get a bad rap for putative sexual perversion, but that reeks of jealousy to me!

    I see nothing to indicate that the sex had to be free, just that it had to have occurred in the last year.

  • @Rosie
    @216


    A public school teacher in many states is required to earn a masters degree (bureaucratic featherbedding), but isn’t often paid anything more. (She) may have a blue-collar husband that makes more money.
     
    So then let's stop pretending women won't marry lower-status blue collar men. It's a lie.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

    It’s a long way from ‘never’ to ‘often’.

    • Replies: @Rosie
    @Oleaginous Outrager


    It’s a long way from ‘never’ to ‘often’.
     
    Yet the trend is unmistakable.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager

  • A question about whether or not gay pride parades are sexualized? Could there really be uncertainty about that? Way back in the dark ages of the late oughts, when Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton expressed hidebound opposition to same-sex marriage and retrograde support for marriage traditionally defined, people who asserted that normalizing homosexuality would lead...
  • @BengaliCanadianDude
    It IS ok for 14-16 year olds to have sex...I'm part of the 34.4% anyways....What are your arguments against it?

    Replies: @Daniel H, @216, @megabar, @Twinkie, @Audacious Epigone, @nokangaroos, @Reg Cæsar, @EldnahYm, @ThreeCranes, @UrbaneFrancoOntarian, @Oleaginous Outrager, @Half-Jap, @BB753

    Are you a writer for this hit sitcom?

    • Replies: @UrbaneFrancoOntarian
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Aisha was 9. He's making a compromise to go with a 14 year old, as he integrates into Canadian society.

    , @Audacious Epigone
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    I think this constitutes "punching down" pretty hard and pretty far.

  • As long as it is with fellow 14-16 year olds

    “They can’t legally drink, drive or vote, but they should be free to fuck!” Unassailable logic you’re sporting there, chief.

    All in on teen pregnancy as a solid start to family formation too, I’ll wager.

  • YouGov released the results of in-depth opinion polling a few days ago. It contains quite a few items of interest, so what follows is a brief discussion of them. - Hispanics express the most satisfaction with the direction the US is going. Net positive direction scores--computed by taking the percentages who say the US is...
  • @Colin Wright
    This was interesting:

    '...Net appetite for more legal immigration–calculated by taking percentages who want more and subtracting from it percentages who want less–by race/ethnicity and partisan affiliation:

    Whites: 0
    Blacks: +4
    Hispanics: – 5
    Others: +6...


    Hispanics are most opposed to further immigration. I suppose that's because it's the Hispanics who are already here who are most directly threatened by newcomers. First, they're competing for the same jobs, and second, the more come, the more likely there is to be a backlash.

    Replies: @Oblivionrecurs, @Oleaginous Outrager

    they’re competing for the same jobs

    Still buying the “they’re all coming here to work really, really hard” myth, are we?

    • Replies: @Colin Wright
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    'Still buying the “they’re all coming here to work really, really hard” myth, are we?'

    I don't see why I shouldn't buy it. At least in the case of Asians, Central Americans, and Mexicans, the 'myth' happens to be largely true.

    Therein, actually, lies part of the problem. It doesn't improve matters for the bottom tiers of our society if there are more people competing for what jobs remain that are within their skill set.

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager, @Feryl

    , @Jay Fink
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    A lot of Hispanics do work and have a good work ethic. Many, especially the newer immigrants, do jobs whites don't want to do such as working in the fields or meatpacking. The thing is they can both work and collect welfare handouts, especially if they have kids. So they get paid a lot more than they would in Mexico or central America plus they get free food each month and other government goodies. Of course they are happy and think we are on the right track. Each day I am surrounded by large groups of Hispanics and lower class whites and it is very clear and obvious to me that Hispanics are the happier out of the two.

  • @Achmed E. Newman
    A) A stopped clock can be right once or twice a day. Do the -48 %-points by Blacks on the "off-track" opinion mean that they all know about the problem with the FED, the forced low interest rates, the $23,000,000,000,000 debt and the coming demise of the Dollar that will blow up the economy soon enough? Naaaahhhh!

    B) That's a bad question on the Iran thing. "Unfriendly"? Well, yeah, they're not friendly to us, whether you blame them or not. No wonder the numbers are near 100%. Was "unfriendly" split up from "an enemy", A.E., or was the question just like it's worded above? The table below this bar graph is a lot better.

    C) Yeah, the clock is still stuck on stupid O'clock. Immigration of all sorts, but especially of the illegal aliens that have taken so many blue-collar jobs, has been terrible for black people. Does anyone remember Barbara Jordan. I guess the 1990's were long, long ago in a country far far away.

    D) I don't care about NY City one bit, but that's a bit of good news. Do you remember when even New Yorkers derided Communism? It was just after the Cold War had ended, and even the lefties making TV shows agreed it had been a disaster.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBOJ33FFDLA

    Replies: @Oleaginous Outrager, @Mark G., @Audacious Epigone

    It seems remarkable how few people understand what will matter most in November 2020, and probably well before that, is the state of the economy. I know the normalcy basis among Americans is always strong, but do people really think 2008-9 can’t come again? Hell, a repeat is long overdue.

    • Agree: Audacious Epigone
    • Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    I'm not worried so much about 2008/9, O.O., so much as another 1929 but without the hard-working robust, mostly rural, and independent Americans that existed back then. It's gonna be a SHTF situation at some point. No, I don't have a timetable. The last time I predicted when is when I reckoned about 2015!

    , @Feryl
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    George HW Bush was really hurt in 1991 by the early 90's recession; the no new taxes meme obviously didn't help. Plus the Gulf War was cute and all, but we knew the Cold War was ending and not coming back, just like how Nirvana and Pearl Jam were signalling that Boomer style rock was ending and not coming back.

    Being that Trump ran as a revolutionary, it's fair to say that he won't be rejected as a dull also-ran by the public, like GHW Bush was(a de facto fourth term for Reagan? No thanks.)

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  • @Thorfinnsson
    @Yevardian

    The US unsuccessfully invaded Canada in 1776 and 1812. The US wasn't the rising power yet--it was still very small. And after the War of 1812, it wisely left Canada and other British possessions in the Western hemisphere alone.

    The bungled attempt to conquer Cuba was the Bay of Pigs operation in 1961. The US had previously successfully invaded Cuba during the Spanish-American War, when it was a rising power (but gained the diplomatic support of numerous European powers).

    The Monroe Doctrine was largely successful, in part because it explicitly respected existing European possessions. The only "violation" was the comical French invasion of Mexico during America's Civil War. President Theodoore Roosevelt also explicitly refused to use American naval power to protect Latin American deadbeat debtors from European gunboat diplomacy.

    Generally America was able to rise easily because it wasn't in Europe and had no significant geopolitical ambitions outside of North America until after it was already by far the world's strongest economy.

    The European powers screwed up massively in allowing this to happen. The British in particular had a number of pretexts they could've used to dismember America.

    Replies: @reiner Tor, @Oleaginous Outrager

    The Monroe Doctrine was largely successful

    For whom? Not for any western hemisphere nation that wasn’t the US or Canada, and now that sort dimbulb jingoism is coming back to bite us hard.

    Generally America was able to rise easily because it wasn’t in Europe

    What are the two things that made America great? Not liberty and industriousness, but the Atlantic and the Pacific.

    • Replies: @LondonBob
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    High IQ, the Injuns also had that geography.

    Replies: @John Burns, Gettysburg Partisan

    , @Hippopotamusdrome
    @Oleaginous Outrager



    What are the two things that made America great? Not liberty and industriousness, but the Atlantic and the Pacific.

     

    >crosses atlantic in ships
    >plants colonies on atlantic coast
    >conquers land from natives
    >settles land westward
    >reaches pacific ocean
    >colonized, conquered and settled entire continent
    >lol losers only success because protected by oceans
    , @Thorfinnsson
    @Oleaginous Outrager

    Why would American foreign policy be expected to promote the interests of non-American nations?

    The Monroe Policy was a success for America.

    I also find it very difficult to see how the doctrine of President James Monroe is responsible for present immigration (I assume this is what you're referring to).

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