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We’re soon entering the moment when the Washington part of the NFL team’s name will be considered more offensive than the Redskins half.

 
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  1. Charon says:

    Okay, that’s brilliant.

    • Replies: @dohopr
  2. When the Redskins start the season 6-0, all that talk traditionally has stopped. Winning cures all.

  3. From the Associated Press:

    Supreme Court rejects several gun rights cases for next term

    As things get kicked up another notch—from cold to lukewarm civil war—at least the gun-rights crowd can say with a clear conscience that they did everything they could by peaceful, legal means to seek redress and compel local tyrants to obey the Constitution.

    But as the rule of law rapidly falls, as statues go by the wayside, so goes the obeying of statutes, by all sides.

  4. Ukraine deputy: Deport African BLM protesters

    Five African Students Hold Black Lives Matter Protest in Ukrainian City – City Council Minister Asks for their Names So He Can Deport Them

    Apparently, the Ukrainians are not as ‘woke’ as their colleagues in the West.

    On June 11, several black students staged an action against racism in the center of Ternopil, Western Ukraine. In response, Volodymyr Bobko, a deputy of the Ternopil Regional Council representing the nationalist All-Ukrainian Union Svoboda, suggested deporting them from Ukraine. He wrote about this on his Facebook page.

    “I demand that the police and the Security Service of Ukraine identify all persons involved in the action and deport them outside Ukraine. To hand over a package of crackers and a yellow vest to everyone for the road. To remember,” the politician said.

    https://www.joshwho.net/five-african-students-hold-black-lives-matter-protest-in-ukrainian-city-city-council-minister-asks-for-their-names-so-he-can-deport-them/

  5. We need to get ol’ George and the other slave-owning white dudes off our currency, stat. Their statues are already coming down. Soon all traces of their existence will be eradicated.

    The state north of Oregon will need to be renamed, obviously. Does “Upper Liberia” work for you? And the capital city will require a new moniker, as well. “New Wakanda” fits the bill, methinks.

    As for the Washington Monument, we needn’t tear it down. Just paint it black (with a rainbow trim) and rename it the Obama Obelisk.

    If only we had hyperinflation … who would object to seeing George Floyd’s portrait on the $1,000,000,000 bill?

    • Replies: @Snowgrass
    , @Mr. Anon
  6. donut says:

    Hey Sailer three of my posts June 16 between 8:07 and 8:20 showed up under Aristippus’ name , What’s up with that ?

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    , @wren
    , @J.Ross
    , @res
  7. My impression is a few Jewish thought leaders are feeling anxious about where BLM may take us.

    I suspect a lot of Jews – maybe especially Jewish males – don’t really like having to grovel before Blacks. And maybe it’s just having to recognize another groups’s strong identity. Someone said, most Jews are hostile to anybody having a group strong identity (except themselves).

    They supported Blacks when they were weak and could be used as a cudgel to attack Whites. But their natural instinct is to subvert anyone else’s identity (Black, Asian, Whites, Southerners, Russians, etc).

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    , @Hibernian
    , @dvorak
  8. Statues, names, movies, this kind of thing they actually can do. So they’ll do it.

    Getting rid of police is a new wrinkle to 2020 I didn’t expect, since I almost felt like I would get arrested if I went outside without a mask and ran into the hymen inspectors.

    Anyway, good luck “unarmed professionals”:

    https://ktla.com/news/california/trained-unarmed-professionals-will-respond-to-non-criminal-calls-instead-of-police-san-francisco-mayor-says/

  9. Potentially, the destruction of the Founders could be useful. Without “All Men are created equal”, we could treat criminals and the less competent the way they need to for society to function.

  10. anonymous[377] • Disclaimer says:

    Been predicting since 2008 that I would live to see Washington DC renamed “Martin Luther King City” , now I think the timetable on this has been sped way up.

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
    , @Kyle
  11. Charon says:
    @brabantian

    That girl with her back to the camera is probably getting all worked up. She’s seen lots of euro-american television.

  12. Charon says:
    @Steve Sailer

    May just mean they accidentally used the same [fake] email address.

  13. Anonymous[268] • Disclaimer says:

    • Thanks: European-American
    • Replies: @al gore rhythms
    , @bomag
  14. lol isnt ‘beltway bandits’ more appropriately an appellation applied to congress and the rest of the DC swamp?

    on an unrelated note, my favorite DC oxymoron is ‘intelligence community’

  15. So, what are we going to call Washington State? They originally wanted to call it Columbia, but I guess that is right out.

    Then there are all those mountains and towns, many of which were named after British explorers oppressors, like Mt. Rainier and Mt. Hood. Then there’s that pesky Columbia River. I guess we could use the names given by the Indigenes ante-Britain, but wouldn’t that be cultural appropriation?

    As for DC, I think Trump seized upon something when he tossed out the expression ‘Sh!thole’, which we can abbreviate as SH, though the more timid among us might settle for calling it The Capital (TC), as in The Hunger Games … I realise that place was run by an old white man, but he sure got his comeuppance from Jennifer Lawrence and a bunch of other woke folks.

  16. wren says:
    @donut

    Isn’t it great!

    Plausible deniability.

    • LOL: kaganovitch
  17. “The House That Ruth Built”?

    Boston Celtics to Boston Tsarnaevs?
    “Detroit Red Wings” sounds too much like “Red States” – change to Detroit Dindu Nuffins
    Washington Redskins to D.C. Deep State Stalinists or Beltway Baader Meinhofs or Beltway Bader Ginsburgs (aka The Ruths)
    “Pittsburgh Panthers” might remind some of Nazi Panther tanks – so rename them the “Pittsburgh Pol Pots”
    “New York Jets” could evoke images of the white “Jets” gang from “West Side Story” – or the ME 262 – let’s go with the “Crown Heights Rioters [or Sharptons].”

    And last, but not beast: “Knoxville Ice Bears” promotes the false narrative or subarctic trope that whites and Asians have been “victims” of the “Knockout Game” or “Polar Bear Hunting.”
    The “Knoxville Horrors” would be fittingly honorific.

    • Replies: @reactionry
    , @SMK
  18. Gordo says:
    @The Alarmist

    So, what are we going to call Washington State?

    I think the Chinese will call it Zheng He Province.

    • Agree: Desiderius
    • Replies: @The Alarmist
  19. @Anonymous

    People say that ‘poverty causes obesity’. Just show them this video, with every shelf looted…except the fruit and vegetables.

    • Replies: @Buffalo Joe
    , @Kyle
  20. anon[164] • Disclaimer says:

    I always thought the Boston: Marathon Bombers would be a great name. Just like the NY Jets.

    Name your teams after your greatest adversity.

    The Swamp City Obamas

  21. Anonymous[152] • Disclaimer says:

    OT

    Does Supreme Court ruling mean a massive switch to Contractors instead of employees to maintain Flexibility to fire?

    • Replies: @HenryA
  22. @Anon

    About the Coco Puffs mascot. They should have stayed with the cuckoo for Coco Puffs bird.

    Kellogg’s should have known better.

    A rule I learned long ago:
    Don’t ever mention monkeys. Those people will always think you mean them. And that goes double for mentioning gorillas.

  23. Wilkey says:

    Native Americans don’t really want to have the “offensive” sports teams names changed because the truth is that these days that’s about the only thing keeping them alive in the public consciousness. Cowboy and Indian movies are so 1950s, and we haven’t really even had a good “Dances With Wolves”-type movie since, well, “Dances With Wolves.” That came out round about 30 years ago. I guess there was Disney’s “Pocohontas,” but that movie was shit and everyone knows it.

    Other than bitching about Columbus stealing their land – but never doing anything at all to give it back – the Left doesn’t really give a shit about them because they aren’t a rapidly growing demographic whose votes will do much to help them win elections. The Left is more interested in bringing in people who will steal land from the current owners than in returning land to the natives, and they only hate Columbus because he was a white dude.

    But yeah, stripping the names of slave owners off of cities and states is the next big move, and at this rate it will probably happen in the next decade, and don’t expect your average Mitt Romney or George Will type to say a damn thing in opposition to it. If people don’t realize by now how ugly our “diverse” future is going to be there probably isn’t much helping them. They are well and truly brainwashed.

  24. Aardvark says:
    @brabantian

    Does anyone ever question what were they doing there in the first place?
    If they are in Ukraine, why aren’t their signs written in Ukrainian or Russian?

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
  25. How about Swamp Skunks? The cheerleaders can dress up like the plant. However they’ll have to change their colors to green and sludge. Pity since the dark red matches Swampville’s warmonger mindset. However in the perfect woke world shouldn’t football be banned due to being invented by whites? As should basketball and soccer.

  26. Jake says:
    @brabantian

    The Ukraine either will make its peace with Russia and begun resisting the Anglo-Zionist Empire with everything it has, or the Anglo-Zionist Empire will fill the Ukraine with blacks and Moslems who are allied with Queers and financed primarily by Jews, and the end result will be the utter perversion of any surviving Ukrainian culture.

    Poland faces the same choices.

  27. bomag says:
    @Anonymous

    That is one red-pilled lady.

    But maybe she should have been saying something twenty three crimes ago.

  28. nebulafox says:
    @Jim Christian

    Won’t happen until Dan Snyder is offered as a sacrifice to the spirits of the haunted burial ground that FedEx Field must be built on top of. Only then will they be appeased.

    • Replies: @Jim Christian
  29. nebulafox says:
    @Wilkey

    Aside from numerical inferiority, their culture(s) tends to be on the introverted, “a real man doesn’t talk much” side-the polar opposite of hyper-extroverted black culture-and they also tend to be clustered in rural areas, often in red states, and far away from the Paper Belt. They are thus not in a position to make the same impact on the consciousness of the bien-pensants. It doesn’t help that the actual martial history and tradition of many of the native peoples of the US (look at their rates of military service) tends to diverge drastically from the 1970s-onward progressive conceptions about them being proto-hippies.

    Weirdly enough, Richard Nixon is a popular President to this day among many tribes despite the Wounded Knee incident, because he was the one who ended the widely hated forced assimilation system. I recall they even named a town after him.

  30. @The Alarmist

    I’ve been writing Washington, FS for years, at least since I started my blog. Now, people ought to get what the FS is for. The mail still gets there, with the right zip code.

  31. songbird says:

    I like the idea of changing Washington to “the Trough” or “Lobby City.”

  32. @Jim Christian

    Excuse me, are you in a coma?

    The name *will* be changed.

    • Replies: @Jim Christian
  33. El Dato says:

    I foresaw that the random hanging phenomenon would worsen:

  34. Hans says:
    @brabantian

    How the hell does Ukraine expect to survive without Africans! Very short-sighted of them.

    Great Afro tech on display here – https://twitter.com/1freeinhabitant/status/1272515546085556226?s=12

  35. Calls for slavery-funded, Confederacy-supporting newspaper to be cancelled: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11864739/lincoln-guardian-shut-down/

  36. You people delude yourselves that we got to this end-of-history moment because women and minorities kept voting away the Constitution until all that was left of the original US was its offensive place names and monuments to human rights violators. The truth is that white men weaponized minority rights while vying for power against other white men. In this regard, Bush and Romney have shown themselves to be typical by siding with BLM.

    • Agree: Farenheit
  37. Sudursudurpaschim Pradesh Dot Indians

  38. @Ghost of Bull Moose

    Ghost, San Framcisco’s experiment with “trained professionals” will end terribly when some petite social worker intervenes in a domestic dispute and ends up on life support after a beat down. My friend’s daughter works for CPS in Baltmore and she carries a service revolver and often has police back up. Mother bear and her cubs sort of thing.

  39. Snowgrass says: • Website
    @Stan Adams

    Rumor has it that the large East/West arterial road here in L.A., Washington Boulevard, will be renamed George Floyd Parkway. The street runs parallel to MLK Blvd, formerly the very racially offensively named “Santa Barbara Avenue.”

    • Replies: @Hans
  40. @al gore rhythms

    al, you are so yesterday my friend. According to Roxanne Gay, all 450 pounds of her, RACISM causes obesity in black women. And, hmmm, Oprah shills for Weigh Watchers and she is obsese and way far from poor.

  41. HenryA says:
    @Anonymous

    The ruling added a another “protected” group of potential employees who can bring a law suit against their employer for discrimination. The safe route for employers might be to just hire from the only non-protected group left, white heterosexual Christian males.

    • Agree: Redman
  42. Marty T says:
    @Jenner Ickham Errican

    I’ve never owned a gun and I’ve never particularly liked them. Now I’m researching which one I want for when it’s time to join the fight.

    Unfortunately we have a “conservative” party that refuses to wholeheartedly support police, or to find a way to defend freedom of speech while people lose jobs left and right for not pledging 100 percent fealty to BLM. So we need to defend ourselves.

    • Agree: Joseph Doaks
    • Replies: @El Dato
    , @J1234
  43. If you have to name a football team after a type of potato, why not just make it the Potomac Reds.

  44. Farenheit says:

    The truth is that white men weaponized minority rights while vying for power against other white men.

    A bunch of modern day Dermot MacMurrough’s. If you know what you’re looking for, you see it every day.

    • Agree: kerdasi amaq
  45. @Jenner Ickham Errican

    Can John Roberts possibly be more worthless? Every election cycle we hear how its so important Repubs win b/c of the judges, then we get Kennedy, Souter, Roberts, Gorsuch.

    • Agree: MBlanc46
    • Replies: @Harry Baldwin
    , @anon
  46. Stick says:

    Oddly, Washington DC will be a majority white city within the next 10 years. The new ‘hot’ real estate in DC is Anacostia. For those in the know, its been a long time since Anacostia was a desirable location to live in.

  47. @HenryA

    The ruling added a another “protected” group of potential employees

    It seems to me that the LGBTs have had standing to sue for discrimination for quite some time now, SCOTUS ruling or not. Did anything substantially change?

    • Replies: @Hibernian
  48. @William Badwhite

    The Republicans have a spotty batting average when it comes to appointing strong conservatives, but the Democrats bat 1000 when it comes to appointing radical leftists. So we’re still better off with the Republicans.

  49. @nebulafox

    They could move back to RFK with present day ticket sales. Snyder is a toad going way back before the Redskins.

  50. J.Ross says:
    @Jenner Ickham Errican

    It’s been a full schedule of bad news lately, a great deal of which is from the Roberts court. I don’t understand the complete cucking on rioting (rioting!) but I’ll remember it the next time a cop tries to speak to me.
    Stonetoss had a perfect prediction of this where Trump and a supporter look at a burning American flag falling to the ground in a broken ghetto, and muse, maybe the real victory was the black unemployment numbers.

  51. J.Ross says:
    @donut

    We recently had some kind of attack or technical issue (the thread is full of deliberate double posts, “testing” posts, and people talking about it), and during that a reply of mine showed up as “MEexpert” (which must bother him), and allowed me to see his email.

  52. anon[300] • Disclaimer says:
    @William Badwhite

    Can John Roberts possibly be more worthless?

    He’s owned. I don’t know what the hold is, but he’s owned. Look at his eyes in the pics taken around the time of the Obamacare ruling. The images are still all out there.

    • Replies: @onetwothree
  53. @miss marple

    Yep the anti-feminism trafficked here is very much of the way can’t I fuck hot chicks variety. In addition to their catalogue of flaws the fact that boomers combined low testertone fecklessness with insatiable frustrated horniness is frankly hilarious.

  54. Hans says:
    @Snowgrass

    Looks like the evil Minneapolis cops gave Floyd the Landlord a trim before offloading him – https://twitter.com/1freeinhabitant/status/1272515546085556226?s=12

  55. Znzn says:
    @Harry Baldwin

    Kavanah (spelling?) And the others like Alito are pretty OK, John Roberts has always been a centrist for as long he has been there, so this is somewhat expected. And the Judiciary is the weakest branch anyway, unless they can actually find somebody to uphold and enforce compliance with their rulings.

    • Replies: @Hibernian
    , @Polynikes
  56. Just a thought, if the protestors and the BLMers don’t call out Joe Biden’s past then you best throw Cancel Culture and #ME TOO in the dumpster. This is all about fairness, right?

  57. Znzn says:

    What are the Indians whining about, at least they still have their own autonomous homelands that they can control with respect to who they let im, do white people have their own homeland, even under an Ottoman millet system?

  58. res says:
    @Jenner Ickham Errican

    This article has some more details.
    https://www.foxnews.com/politics/thomas-kavanaugh-lament-decade-long-failure-to-protect-the-second-amendment

    This seems like a particularly good point.

    “The Courts of Appeals are squarely divided on the constitutionality of these onerous ‘justifiable need’ or ‘good cause’ restrictions. The D. C. Circuit has held that a law limiting public carry to those with a ‘good reason to fear injury to [their] person or property’ violates the Second Amendment,” he said. “By contrast, the First, Second, Third, and Fourth Circuits have upheld the constitutionality of licensing schemes with ‘justifiable need’ or ‘good reason’ requirements, applying what purported to be an intermediate scrutiny standard.”

    Such a split between the circuits is generally one of the most compelling reasons for the Supreme Court to take up a case, and is actually laid out in the tribunal’s official rulebook.

    Rule 10, which discusses what the court takes into consideration when deciding to hear a case, says the court is likely to step in when “a United States court of appeals has entered a decision in conflict with the decision of another United States court of appeals on the same important matter.”

  59. @Steve Sailer

    If you’re addressing complaints, why do some commenters’ posts get through right away, while others’ comments (like mine) have to wait for hours, and sometimes never get through at all—as though some commenters were “Teacher’s pets” and others (like me) were second-class citizens. Is this fair?

    • Replies: @Jonathan Mason
  60. @Jenner Ickham Errican

    Remember, in order to use Jury Nullification you have to get on a jury. A relative was called for possible jury duty, but unfortunately, was not called for a gun case. Blacks use JN all the time; so can 2A supporters.

  61. The biggest Redskins fan I ever met was an Indian. She had a big Redskins logo plastered on her truck.

    • Replies: @Morton's toes
  62. Tiny Duck says:

    How does it feel to lose some completely? Statues are coming down. Right wingers are being arrested. The People are against you. white girls are forming romantic relationships with Men of Color. History is being taught from a race critical theory. You guys lost. Die angry.

  63. @Ghost of Bull Moose

    Is a domestic dispute a non-criminal call?

    The city of San Francisco is now a no-go zone. Pity.

    City Lights bookstore is supporting project mayhem.

    http://www.citylights.com/

    One advantage to selling books is that it is the commodity least interesting to the looting fraction. On the other hand book buyers are probably the first group of people who are not going to San Francisco for any reason except possibly if somebody was doing a book signing there before 2:00 p. m. on Sunday afternoon. Possibly then. Probably not.

    • Replies: @Ghost of Bull Moose
  64. @Gordo

    More like

    傻彩虹省

    (Shǎ cǎihóng shěng)

    • Replies: @Gordo
  65. El Dato says:

    Meanwhile, Die Hardcore Gehirnwäsche just goes on washing. You have to “learn” and have to criticize yourself.

    Not being racist isn’t enough, Germans must be ‘anti-racists,’ President Steinmeier insists

    Listen to this in an endless loop for best sermon effects.

    So, if I go out and thrash whitey’s diner because I feel he is raciss, do I get more social integrity points for later? What if he turns out to have been jewish? Can I offer the daughter in exchange? Do I have to be onboard the “Assad Must Go” bandwagon even if this means weird people will take over center of my town? What if I offer my pension payout … never mind.

    • Replies: @nebulafox
  66. El Dato says:
    @Marty T

    Now I’m researching which one I want for when it’s time to join the fight.

    Remember that it’s a tool. You have to train to be able to use it too.

  67. Mr. Anon says:
    @Stan Adams

    The state north of Oregon will need to be renamed, obviously. Does “Upper Liberia” work for you? And the capital city will require a new moniker, as well. “New Wakanda” fits the bill, methinks.

    King County (the county that contains Seattle) was named after Alabama Senator and Vice President William Rufus Devane King. It was re-imagined to be named for MLK in 1986. More recently they changed the county logo from this:

    to this:

    • Replies: @anon
  68. Moses says:
    @HenryA

    “Rights” are all well and good. The problem is “rights” are flip sides of obligations.

    How does this all work if one is an entrepreneur who hires and fires ppl?

    If you interview a gay or tranny and don’t hire him, he can sue you? If you fire a gay or tranny, he can sue you?

    Do they have the burden of proof they were fired or not hired because they are gay or tranny? Would you get in a situation where the court claims to know your hiring needs better than you, and says you *should have* hired or not fired said person?

    I’ve run a business in Asia. Never, ever have to deal with this crap. Job ads regularly specify gender, age, height etc. Resumes often have photos. Hence the uniformly gorgeous, tall, thin stewardesses on Korean Airlines.

  69. syonredux says:

    And another statue comes down….

    Philip Schuyler statue to be removed from downtown Albany

    Albany, N.Y., Mayor Kathy Sheehan (D) announced this week that she has signed an executive order to remove a statue of Maj. Gen. Philip Schuyler from the city.

    Sheehan announced the order on Thursday, tweeting that Schuyler was “reportedly the largest owner of enslaved people in Albany during his time.”

    “Scores of community members have reached out to my office requesting the removal of the statue,” Sheehan said in a statement.

    https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/502445-philip-schuyler-statue-to-be-removed-from-downtown-albany

  70. syonredux says:
    @syonredux

    You would think that being honorary BIPOC Alexander Hamilton’s father-in-law would have protected him from the Maoist hordes….

    Philip John Schuyler (/ˈskaɪlər/; November 20 [O.S. November 9] 1733 – November 18, 1804) was a general in the American Revolution and a United States Senator from New York.[2] He is usually known as Philip Schuyler, while his son is usually known as Philip J. Schuyler.

    Born in Albany, Province of New York, into the prosperous Schuyler family, Schuyler fought in the French and Indian War. He won election to the New York General Assembly in 1768 and to the Continental Congress in 1775. He planned the Continental Army’s 1775 Invasion of Quebec, but poor health forced him to delegate command of the invasion to Richard Montgomery. He prepared the Continental Army’s defense of the 1777 Saratoga campaign, but was replaced by General Horatio Gates as the commander of Continental forces in the theater. Schuyler resigned from the Continental Army in 1779.

    Schuyler served in the New York State Senate for most of the 1780s and supported the ratification of the United States Constitution. He represented New York in the 1st United States Congress but lost his state’s 1791 Senate election to Aaron Burr. After a period in the state senate, he won election to the United States Senate again in 1797, affiliating with the Federalist Party. He resigned due to poor health the following year. He was the father of Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton and the father-in-law of Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Schuyler

    • Replies: @Barnard
  71. @HenryA

    If I’m ever at risk of job termination my contingency is to come out of the closet in advance of the pink slip. I’ll go back in after a settlement. It’s my safe space.

    • Replies: @Joseph Doaks
    , @Anonymous
    , @Russ
  72. The term “American Indian” is now not too offensive because dot feather, but this Amerigo Vespucci stuff has gotta’ go.

  73. Gordo says:
    @syonredux

    Scores of community members have reached out to my office

    ‘Two lesbians with a fax machine’ we used to say.

    • LOL: Cortes
  74. Reactionry, the Boston Tsarnaevs would be awesome, since poor Tam played the Washington Generals to Juliette Kayyem’s Meadowlark Lemon for that exhibition bombing which, like those games, was entertaining bullshit.

  75. Trinity says:

    They can’t use that name or at least they better ask permission from Tampa Bay. Remember the old Tampa Bay Bandits from the long ago defunct USFL. I always liked the name Baltimore Bullets who later became the Washington/Capitol Bullets who later became the ridiculous Washington Wizards. Bring back the NBA to Baltimore and call them the Baltimore Bullets again. Maybe the NBA can curb all that violence in the Washington/Baltimore area by having an interstate rivalry with the favorite “urban” sport of “youths” everywhere, the game of basketball. Maybe they can use the old baseball team’s name of the Washington Senators. The Washington Monuments? Oh, wait a minute, Frank Howard aka “The Capitol Punisher” aka “The Washington Monument” might have dibs on that one, plus the word “Washington Monument” might be considered “racist.”

  76. @Harry Baldwin

    Also those guys aren’t nearly as bad as Warren, Brennan, Blackmun, and Stevens, except Souter of course.

  77. Ganderson says:
    @Wilkey

    “Dances With Wolves” sucked. Watch “Black Robe”.

    • Replies: @Wilkey
  78. @anonymous

    Been predicting since 2008 that I would live to see Washington DC renamed “Martin Luther King City” , now I think the timetable on this has been sped way up.

    Seattle already has– King County went from honoring William Rufus DeVane King to that other one.

    If one knows the story of Vice President “Miss Fancy” King, one can easily see this as modern gay-bashing. It’s rock-paper-scissors, but with the rules changing back-and-forth at random. (Or by design.)

    • Replies: @Gordo
  79. Did you know that Northwest Indians such as the Tlingit and the Haida are divided into two clans, with strict intermarriage rules? One is required to marry in the other clan.

    These two clans are called the Eagle and the Raven.

    Guess which two NFL teams are nearest to the Redskins?

    Rename away!

  80. Thirdtwin says:
    @Anon

    Wait’ll she finds out about Corn Pops.

  81. Anonymous[264] • Disclaimer says:
    • Replies: @SunBakedSuburb
  82. @Jim Christian

    “Winning cures all.”

    For the brain-dead corporate sports fan.

    • Replies: @Jim Christian
  83. Anonymous[208] • Disclaimer says:

    Gregg Easterbrook’s old nickname for them was “the East Potomac Drainage Basin Indigenous Persons”

    • Replies: @Jim Don Bob
    , @njguy73
  84. Anonymous[208] • Disclaimer says:
    @LittleNano

    Plot of the droll 90s comedy La placard

  85. @miss marple

    Loathsome Bush and Romney side with well-funded BLM because it serves as a useful tool in the ongoing coup d’etat against the accidental presidency of Blumpft! Accept the “reset”, vote Skull-Face! and pledge your allegiance to the new black lady president.

  86. anon[169] • Disclaimer says:

    Tucker Carlson last night quoted a Rasmussen poll that over 65% of the American people approve of BLM.
    We have clearly lost the propaganda war and we have lost the street fight.
    Even if Trump wins in November it will be meaningless. It will be four more years of losing ten yards every play instead of losing 15.
    Suggestions as to what to do before Tiny Duck takes this blog away from Steve?

    • Replies: @Buffalo Joe
  87. El Dato says:
    @Anon

    She knows about chimpouts.

    There should be a scientific journal called “Auto-Racist Projections Quarterly”

  88. @Anonymous

    “OT”

    No, this isn’t off-topic. This incident and the multitude of others just like it illustrate what’s at stake. Hate to get all-drama queen about it but we’re in the midst of civilizational crisis. If we can’t defend our most vulnerable people against the street golems without being tried for murder one, or cancelled and left without a way to support ourselves, then we are done.

    Surprised it only took one golem to attack the frail old lady. The golem usually find their mettle with at least two other golem.

  89. Barnard says:
    @syonredux

    So you can have your statue removed because of the actions of your father, like what happened to William Gladstone in England, but having an honorary non white son-in-law like Alexander Hamilton doesn’t spare you in the case of Philip Schuyler. It would be a lot easier to keep track of if they just said, “we hate them because they are white men.”

    • Replies: @bruce county
  90. J1234 says:
    @Marty T

    You might consider other courses of action. If you haven’t owned any guns before now and don’t particularly like them, it’s probably not your calling and you may end up doing more harm than good. I hope you can receive my suggestion in the good spirit that it’s intended. I love guns, but I think owning one should involve a bit of self-examination as to what you’re capable of.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
  91. @brabantian

    Why are those signs in English? If they’re in Ukraine, wouldn’t it make sense to have the signs in Ukrainian?

    • Replies: @JimDandy
  92. The Washington Gnats: Except for maybe the NYY, the most offensive, un-American name in pro sports.

    My understanding is the home/away teams split the gate. When the Gnats come to town, don’t go to the ballpark.

    If one can’t stay away, then wave an anti-tax sign.

    The Washington Parasites.
    The DC IRS Agents.

  93. OT:

    Can one of the resident lawyers explain the logic of the Supreme Court 6-3 ruling in favor of “LGBT” rights?

    My understanding is that they are now a protected category, because being gay or trans is an “immutable characteristic.”

    So being trans is “immutable” – like being female?

    But… but…

  94. vinny says:

    That was the old joke during the urban crack war days about the old DC basketball team: “They’re changing the name because they’re worried the name is too violent: now they’re just going to call them ‘the Bullets’”

  95. Off topic:

    Michigan State grad student union is trying to get physicist Steven Hsu deplatformed for thought crimes.

    https://amp.lansingstatejournal.com/amp/5345120002?utm_campaign=snd-autopilot&__twitter_impression=true

    Here’s his website:

    https://infoproc.blogspot.com/?m=1

  96. J.Ross says:

    Tim Kaine: white Americans invented slavery.
    https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/tim-kaine-the-united-states-created-slavery
    Anyone want to explain how this is morally different from telling a crowd of European peasants that Jews eat babies?

    • Replies: @Anonymous
  97. @syonredux

    Philip Schuyler statue was executed by John Massey Rhind in 1923. Why don’t sculptors get any respect?
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._Massey_Rhind

  98. CJ says:
    @Buffalo Joe

    This kind of thing has been tried many times in many cities and abandoned for pretty much the same reasons. Often the social workers themselves drop out of the program after finding out just what is involved. The oldest program of this type that I know of was actually tried in Chicago in the late 1970s. The most recent was in Portland, OR just a couple of years ago.

    This one of those liberal/progressive fixations that is impervious to experience. Again and again they try stuff that has not worked in the past.

    • Replies: @Jim Don Bob
    , @Kyle
  99. Change the name to the Washington Rednecks. America’s Team.

  100. @Buffalo Joe

    Completely predictable. It’s not ‘if’ but ‘when’ for these social workers showing up at heated domestic incidents, unfortunately.

  101. Russ says:
    @LittleNano

    If I’m ever at risk of job termination my contingency is to come out of the closet in advance of the pink slip. I’ll go back in after a settlement. It’s my safe space.

    You need not even do that. In the alphabet soup that is LGBT+, the A stands for asexual. Asexual covers damn near all men in their fifties who have been married 20-30 years and who sired children while in heat. Methinks a lack of equality is about to appear under the LGBT+ umbrella thanks to this latest stroke of SCOTUS genius.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    , @I Give Up
  102. megabar says:

    I’ve long thought that Washington ought to change their name. I have no problem with Indians, Braves, etc, but Redskins has an insulting tone to my ear.

    If natives don’t mind it, then who am I to tell them that they should. But that is my opinion.

    • Replies: @Farenheit
    , @Reg Cæsar
  103. @Anonymous

    Gregg Easterbrook’s old nickname for them was “the East Potomac Drainage Basin Indigenous Persons”

    He’s one of the many jock sniffers who won’t say the words “Washington Redskins” because he is sure they are offensive to some Tonto somewhere. Surveys have shown that real Indians (feather not dot) don’t give a damn about teams with Indian names.

    ESPN’s rating are the lowest they have been in 41 years. Half the programming is millionaire blacks complaining about racism, and the other half is white rump swabs (h/t the Zman) like Easterbrook kissing their butts. It is unwatchable.

  104. dohopr says:
    @Charon

    Years ago, the NBA’s Washington Bullets decided to change the team name so as to have less of a connotation of crime. “So,” said Jay Leno, “from now on they’re going to be called just the Bullets.”

  105. @CJ

    This one of those liberal/progressive fixations that is impervious to experience. Again and again they try stuff that has not worked in the past.

    That’s because it’s not the idea that is wrong, just it’s execution. See also Clinton, Hillary.

    • Replies: @kaganovitch
  106. J.Ross says:

    Surely everyone will react sensibly and calmly to the video in which French police arret a woman, black and with fetus, forcibly.

    • Replies: @El Dato
  107. Farenheit says:
    @megabar

    I’ve long thought that Washington ought to change their name. I have no problem with Indians, Braves, etc, but Redskins has an insulting tone to my ear.

    What about the US Army naming their helicopters after the more martial Indian tribes? How long until the tradition is given the boot?

    • Replies: @megabar
    , @anon
  108. @megabar

    If natives don’t mind it, then who am I to tell them that they should. But that is my opinion.

    There are a couple hundred million of us native Americans.

  109. anon[149] • Disclaimer says:
    @Mr. Anon

    Isn’t that actually Big Brother? We all do love him. All of us, no exceptions.

  110. @Jenner Ickham Errican

    Hold your horses there bud before you get carried away. You seem to be drastically misinterpreting the situation. As far as you and your kind is concerned, the rule of law is not going away one bit. If anything, now that the police state is giving the favored classes free license to run riot, there are more resources than ever that have just been freed up to focus on second class serfs such as yourself. For every extra bit of anarchy the other side gets to enjoy, there is a corresponding bit of tyranny placed on your side to ensure you cannot interfere with the other side’s enjoyment of said anarchy. Who whom buddy.

    • Replies: @Jenner Ickham Errican
  111. @anon

    OneSixNine, most people have cell phones and no land line and you can’t hang around in a mall and poll people so where do these numbers come from. I my life, 74 years, I have never been polled.

  112. El Dato says:
    @J.Ross

    SorosTwitter certainly brings da goods.

    Did you see the video of the black cop in NYC I think KO-ing a black mama after she slapped the white officer who didn’t dare to respond? One punch and it was lights out. She probably got hurt slamming into the asphalt like a dead tree.

  113. Anonymous[268] • Disclaimer says:

    Question for those with a bigger brain than mine:

    Can someone rationally explain how BLM is NOT essentially antithetical to the #metoo movement? The women I know who are pro #metoo and BLM haven’t convinced me.

    • Replies: @J.Ross
    , @Jane Plain
  114. Anon[425] • Disclaimer says:

    Nah, all you gotta do is make a rap musical where Washington be a homey. Just aks Hamilton. He be cool now.

  115. @Barnard

    They will be destroying cemeteries soon. Because… names.

  116. @Jim Christian

    When the Redskins start the season 6-0, all that talk traditionally has stopped. Winning cures all.

    Can white men please stop watching the kNeelFL.

    First for your health and self-respect.

    But secondly, a white strike against just one of these corporate goon squads would be huge.

  117. Anonymous[105] • Disclaimer says:
    @Harry Baldwin

    Agree.
    — Charles Erwin Wilson

  118. @the one they call Desanex

    Just in case Mr. Sailer does not reply to your post with a definitive answer, there are certain qualifying criteria for instant posting that I have actually forgotten, although at one time I qualified as a teacher’s pet, and apparently remain qualified in spite of frequently disagreeing with Mr. Sailer.

    I think you have to have over 50 posts, and perhaps meet some kind of standard of not needing to be edited, whether in terms of correct grammar and punctuation, as well as issues like not making ad hominem attacks on other posters, and possibly also making substantive posts that add to the discussion, not just one liners.

    There may also be an issue regarding the choice of posting pseudonyms. Mr. Unz prefers plain names and not names that are designed to attract attention or be offensive. I have no idea what Desanex means to you, but it somewhat resembles Desenex, which is the brand name of a jock itch medication containing a common active ingredient called miconazole. Maybe this is accidental.

    There is probably a post somewhere explaining what you have to do to qualify for immediate posting, but I’m blowed if I know where it is, but see this also:

    https://www.unz.com/masthead/#comments-policy

  119. SMK says: • Website
    @reactionry

    I would change the name for politically-incorrect reasons. Whites are the only race that would name sports teams, cities, states, etc., to honor savages who scalped and otherwise mutilated, tortured, gang-raped, and slaughtered and ate the flesh of their ancestors.

  120. Kyle says:
    @anonymous

    They need to take down that statue. Matin Luther was a conservative WHITE clergyman after all. And WHITE = HATE. Tear it down NOW.

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
  121. megabar says:
    @Farenheit

    > What about the US Army naming their helicopters after the more martial Indian tribes? How long until the tradition is given the boot?

    The reason I object to one and not the other is that Redskins sounds like a slur to me. You wouldn’t name a team the Dagoes, etc. A tribe name isn’t a slur.

    If you don’t think the name is a slur, then you will naturally disagree. If you agree it’s a slur, but don’t care, then we disagree more fundamentally.

  122. Anonymous[105] • Disclaimer says:
    @J.Ross

    Anyone want to explain how this is morally different from telling a crowd of European peasants that Jews eat babies?

    No, but I am willing to take up cannibalism if I can eat Tim Kaine.

    — Charles Erwin Wilson

  123. @anon

    Why don’t you link to such an image then? Seems like a pretty crazy task to set other people on.

    But it’s obvious somebody has something on him. I believe he wrote the original decision against the PPACA, but then switched. Maybe in the future, the GOP should only nominate conservative women to the court. Much less likely to have records at the NSA of them downloading the wrong kind of porn.

    By the way, the whole “what to rename the Redskins to?” is an old joke. The Washington Taxeaters, the Lobbyists, the Parasites, the Bureaucrats, the Washington Collateral Damage, etc.

  124. anon[225] • Disclaimer says:
    @Farenheit

    I don’t think anyone has a problem with Apache or Comanche helicopters; Just as USS Houston is welcome but not USS Redneck.

  125. Kyle says:
    @CJ

    This is also a symptom of a non functioning press. If this was tried a couple of years ago in Portland and failed, to the left this can’t be true. Left wing press simply doesn’t report it. And right wing press reports it in peculiar ways, namely everything they report just so happens to support their narrative. When Fox News reports that social workers are failing in Portland, to the left that is just evidence that conservatives are meanies. It can’t be true. Likewise when “NBC Nightly News with Mongo Jerry” reports that covid-19 deaths are up in all states due to relaxing of guidelines, to conservatives that just can’t be true.

  126. @Jane Plain

    I’ve been hearing that for twenty years. The name will only change when he sells the team, if then. The NFL is very serious about billion-dollar brands.

    • Replies: @Jane Plain
  127. @SunBakedSuburb

    For the brain-dead corporate sports fan.

    AND, the brain-dead zombies looking to hang their hats on changing the Redskins brand.

  128. @AnotherDad

    Can white men please stop watching the kNeelFL.First for your health and self-respect. But secondly, a white strike against just one of these corporate goon squads would be huge.

    You have NO idea what’s gone on for twenty years. THAT particular brand is never changing.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
  129. Anonymous[193] • Disclaimer says:
    @RichardTaylor

    Someone said, most Jews are hostile to anybody having a group strong identity (except themselves).

    But their natural instinct is to subvert anyone else’s identity (Black, Asian, Whites, Southerners, Russians, etc).

    The subversion instinct is directed primarily toward talented groups, groups that are capable of self-sufficiency. Jews sense that blacks are not much of a competitor to them and that blacks’ ostensible power derives almost entirely from Jewish power.

  130. Kyle says:
    @al gore rhythms

    Take a ride through the suburbs. Apparently wealth causes obesity too.

  131. Anonymous[193] • Disclaimer says:
    @J1234

    You might consider other courses of action.

    What are some alternatives?

    • Replies: @J1234
  132. @HenryA

    https://supreme.findlaw.com/legal-commentary/title-vii-and-small-businesses-the-supreme-court-addresses-the-employer-size-requirement-for-federal-employment-discrimination-claims.html

    Title VII (is) the main federal anti-discrimination statute.

    Title VII applies only to employers with at least fifteen employees – thus exempting small “Mom and Pop” establishments. The Supreme Court will have to decide exactly what that minimum means.

    Does it mean that a plaintiff suing an employer that is too small will simply lose her case if the employer establishes that fact and uses it to move for summary judgment? Or does it mean that the court lacks jurisdiction to even hear the plaintiff’s case in fist place?

    Now you know why small businesses had to be destroyed by shutdowns and looting. They have a distinct competitive advantage.

    • Replies: @anonymous
  133. J.Ross says:
    @Anonymous

    There is some movement on social media about black women resenting black men and saying they’re not worth a protest, especially after a video in which three laughing youths place a crying frightened black girl in a trash dumpster.

  134. Cortes says:

    DC Comics – is that taken?

    • LOL: kaganovitch
  135. @Jonathan Mason

    Thanks for trying to help. I’m sure I won’t get a reply from Sailer. My comments to Audacious Epigone and Derb sail right through, so it’s just Sailer. By the way, what Desanex means to me is that Philbert Desanex is the secret identity of Wonder Wart-Hog, a cartoon character created by Gilbert Shelton.

  136. Hibernian says:
    @RichardTaylor

    Why didn’t that phenomenon kick in about 20 years ago when the Crown Heights riots happened? Sure, it has kicked in, to a certain extent, at certain times past in certain places, such as Forest Hills approximately another 10 years back. But look where we are now.

    • Replies: @Jane Plain
  137. @Anonymous (n)

    I realize your comment is supposed to be ‘trenchant’, but you contradict yourself:

    … the rule of law is not going away one bit. If anything, now that the police state is giving the favored classes free license to run riot

    You described localized rule by man (aka Democrat mayors), not rule of law. The former type of rule is extremely fragile, e.g. the panicked firing of Democrat police chiefs in those jurisdictions, and the calls for resignations of said Democrat mayors by the mob.

    Liberal editors and journalists are getting canceled by the dozen. Liberal Karens are getting shamed, mocked, and fired. The left ‘establishment’ is losing control in general, but they don’t understand how badly they’ve set themselves up, because they’re distracted by and beholden to their most extreme drama queens.

    there are more resources than ever that have just been freed up

    Like what? More money for social workers? LOL.

    you cannot interfere with the other side’s enjoyment of said anarchy

    Eh, why would I? Given demographic trends and MSM propaganda, that anarchy was a long time coming, and is (for now) mostly afflicting Democrat-‘controlled’ cities. The more the mob pushes, the more interesting it all gets.

    • Agree: BenKenobi
  138. Hibernian says:
    @Harry Baldwin

    They do if they’re in a locality and/or state that has an LGBT rights ordinance or statute, or section of a wider civil rights statute or ordinance.

  139. Hibernian says:
    @Znzn

    They’re a very strong branch because they have the last word.

  140. AUSA(ret) says:

    I live in the greater DC metropolitan area and I do not now, nor have I ever, cared about the Washington NFL franchise. But it has become so much easier to care less since Dan took over. I did not think it could be easier still but Kaepernick and the owners have done the impossible!

  141. Anonymous[739] • Disclaimer says:

  142. syonredux says:

    This does not sound good……

    NYPD Eliminating Plainclothes Anti-Crime Units in Move Toward More Community Policing

    The commissioner said work will still be done to get guns off the street, but through smarter methods, like technology and intel, rather than through things like raids targeted at those suspected of carrying weapons. Intelligence officers will continue working on targeting suspected gang leaders and weapons dealers.

    Shea also said that the department can do better and be safer for the public and for cops, while admitting he predicts a potential storm cloud ahead as shootings are up city-wide.

    https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/nypd-eliminating-plainclothes-anti-crime-units-in-move-toward-more-community-policing/2465313/

    Anti-crime officers typically operate in plainclothes, Shea said, and focus on getting illegal guns off the streets of New York. That has led to those cops being involved in a number of shootings, the commissioner said.

    https://www.fox5ny.com/news/nypd-commissioner-disbands-plainclothes-anti-crime-units

    Well, no one seems to care about Blacks shooting other Blacks….

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    , @Anonymous
  143. @Jonathan Mason

    “I qualified as a teacher’s pet, and apparently remain qualified in spite of frequently disagreeing with Mr. Sailer.”

    Iow boring, blathery, insincere commenters get auto-whimmed.

    I’ve read that Sailer auto-whims donors as well.

  144. Anonymous[329] • Disclaimer says:
    @Russ

    Asexual covers damn near all men in their fifties who have been married 20-30 years and who sired children while in heat.

    Please explain.

  145. Anonymous[268] • Disclaimer says:

    Here’s the latest BLM hostage video:

  146. Anonymous[268] • Disclaimer says:
    @syonredux

    Trust me, without a plainclothes police force, you do NOT want to be living in NYC.
    You especially want to stay the fuck out of the subway system.
    You’re welcome.

    • Replies: @Anonymous
  147. Polynikes says:
    @Znzn

    Roberts was ultra conservative until he joined the high court. Their side has cohesion. Our side has “principles.”

  148. J.Ross says:

    Hoax confirmed: NYC medicos refuse to ask if people were in “peaceful protests” as part of contact tracing. Is this disease real or not? If it’s real, and if contact tracing is an important part of controlling it, then explain this behavior.

  149. Polynikes says:
    @Jonathan Mason

    I noticed going from “preferred “ status to wait status after a post I made in reply to Mr Unz that was critical.

  150. 216 says:

    You can be a football fan, or you can be a conservative.

    You cannot be both.

    • Replies: @Jim Don Bob
  151. @Jonathan Mason

    I’ve found that if you make an annual donation of $1,000 or more to Steve, your posts will appear immediately. I recommend it to everyone.

    • Replies: @Cortes
    , @anonymous
  152. Marty T says:

    Speaking of football, is the BLM takeover going to affect the white American addiction for football? For the first time ever, white players are siding with BLM. Brady and Brees are supporting anti-police policies. Baker Mayfield says he will kneel.

    And then we have the college players getting a strength coach fired at Iowa and making all sorts of demands at Texas.

    The inmates are now fully in charge.

    • Replies: @Corn
  153. @Morton's toes

    The only way they’ll loot City Lights is if it still carries the NAMBLA newsletter.

    • Replies: @Johann Ricke
  154. @Aardvark

    Does anyone ever question what were they doing there in the first place?
    If they are in Ukraine, why aren’t their signs written in Ukrainian or Russian?

    Careful. Germans spent centuries in the Ukraine writing, speaking, and worshipping as they would. There is a village in the Crimea called Zolote Pole. It was once called Zurichthal.

    (And, yes, I wrote “the Ukraine” and “the Crimea”. Sue me. Those people don’t have the the in their language, anyway.)

  155. Cortes says:
    @Harry Baldwin

    Paying attention to the “at whim” posting advice works as well.

  156. njguy73 says:
    @Anonymous

    He also called the Patriots the Flying Elvii, and the Titans the Flaming Thumbtacks.

  157. Muggles says:
    @Buffalo Joe

    Re: social workers dealing with domestic violence 9/11 calls.

    Great idea! I think this should be made mandatory for all government social workers and parole officers. Right out of college, get the woke-st social “science” and diversity studies majors (and would be teachers) and require them to perform this service for a couple of years.

    Knock off some loan obligations in return. There needs to be more mandatory Reality Therapy going on. Okay, maybe have some uniforms out at the curb with radios on. But let the “feelings” police deal with angry, drunken, high parents and co-habitators. They can all wear body cams too. Let them show the cops how kindness and understanding and non violence really works.

    And send the white women to minority homes, the minority women (and the handful of men in both cases) to white households. That will teach everyone to respect others!

    • Agree: Jim Don Bob
  158. @Kyle

    Hermann the German stands guard over New Ulm, Minn., the home of Martin Luther College.

    • Replies: @Kratoklastes
  159. @Ray Huffman

    Florida State U. and the Seminole tribe have a financial partnership.

    https://unicomm.fsu.edu/messages/relationship-seminole-tribe-florida/news/tribe-passes-resolution/

    Stanford U. was called the Indians back when Steve Brodie was their quarterback and they were almost the first to dump their inconvenient mascot. They had a student election for the new mascot and the students selected trees. If the administration had kept their word with the students the teams would be known today as the Stanford Trees.

    (They meant the thing that grows out of the earth, not that algorithm widget thingie.)

    • Replies: @Morton's toes
  160. 216 says:

    Civilian Control of Academia

    Mandatory Quotas for Right-Wing Professors

  161. Is this serious, or a spoof? You never can tell in SiliVal.

    Tech Etiquette: Ditch These Racist Terms From Your Tech Vocabulary

    Isn’t ditch itself racist? Ditches were dug by chain gangs, after all.

    • Replies: @David
    , @Morton's toes
  162. Anonymous[105] • Disclaimer says:
    @syonredux

    Well, no one seems to care about Blacks shooting other Blacks….

    Except non-BLM blacks. And the rest of us that would like them held to the same standard as everyone else.

    — Charles Erwin Wilson

  163. anonymous[282] • Disclaimer says:
    @Harry Baldwin

    I’ve found that if you make an annual donation of $1,000 or more to Steve, your posts will appear immediately. I recommend it to everyone.

    I assumed it to be $2000!

    Are you telling me I’ve been wasting $1000 a month all these years?!!!

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
  164. nebulafox says:
    @El Dato

    There’s a very weird Maoist vibe to the recent liberal fetish for self-criticism. When you conflate that with the well noted strain of revivalist evangelical “sans God” Protestantism in the whole woke deal, you get interesting results.

  165. @Jim Don Bob

    That’s because it’s not the idea that is wrong, just it’s execution. See also Clinton, Hillary.

    Like Communism, it just hasn’t been tried hard enough.

  166. Juckett says:

    Da Native Kneelers

  167. @Morton's toes

    (Stanford QB was John Brodie I can’t believe I allowed that think-o-graphical error to pollute my post.)

    • Replies: @Jack Armstrong
  168. anonymous[282] • Disclaimer says:

    That collective farm they’re doing over at CHAZ is doing well, but at what cost?

    WHAT COST??!!

  169. Phillip says:

    Steve,

    I left you the following email a few weeks ago.

    Long time reader, first time emailer.

    While the rest of the world is absorbing college protesters’ tactics, the college protesters themselves are taking things to a new level. If we judge by how things have progressed over the last few years, soon enough we all will be living in this world I am about to describe.

    An attractive sorority girl at Duke (she dated Zion Williamson) posted a dumb video on the social media platform TikTok in 2019. In this video, she purposely got pulled over for speeding in order to flirt with the cop and see if she’d get off. To my knowledge, this video has since been deleted.

    This week, some other Duke students found the video and started shaming her in a Facebook group for Duke students, Duke Memes for Gothicc Teens. (Many college meme pages use the format [University name] Memes for __ Teens.) This group, ostensibly for funny memes about life at Duke, has been completely taken over by anti-racism posts in recent days. This seems to happen periodically in all elite college meme Facebook groups periodically, if a campus or nationwide race-related incident happens.

    Despite this video having no racial content whatsoever, she was shamed by the other students for having white privilege. Black students, they said, wouldn’t have taken that chance encounter with the police and therefore she’s a bad person because she could afford to do it. Or something like that.

    The shaming became so intense that she received death threats. The students emailed the administration demanding she be disciplined. They implored her to write a research paper detailing her white privilege.

    Presumably not wanting to get lynched by the mob, she complied and actually wrote a f***ing research paper. She wrote an entire 8 page document, which I attach here. She posted it with the caption, “I am so genuinely sorry and I know this isn’t enough, but I promise to continue to try and be better.”

    But even that wasn’t enough!

    They kept attacking her AFTER she posted the research paper.

    After demanding she write a research paper, one student comments this on her post of the research paper:

    Screen Shot 2020-06-06 at 8.26.15 AM.png

    That comment got 188 likes! And no push back!

    Here’s another comment thread:

    Screen Shot 2020-06-06 at 8.25.40 AM.png

    Remember, there was nothing even racially insensitive about the original TikTok! Immature, sure, but nothing racial about it at all!

    All this for the grave crime of attempting to flirt with a police officer.

    I wish I was making this up but it’s all real. The world has gone insane.

    Best,

    Philip

    • Replies: @black sea
  170. @The Alarmist

    Then there are all those mountains

    Well, there would be some historical karma if Mt Rushmore was renamed; after all, it’s smack-dab in the middle of the land covered by the Black Hills Treaty, which the US government reneged on the day after it became convenient to do so. (It’s properly the Black Hills Treaties; the US government reneged on both of them).

    In New Zealand provinces where the local tribes are reasonably militant, there have been mountains that have been reverted to their historical (i.e., pre-Whitey) names reasonably recently.

    After all, all we’re arguing about is the fact that some cunts turned up and took it upon themselves to rename things – usually in order to curry favour with some other cunt.

    .

    One that’s particularly redolent for me (since my grandfather’s tribe has a significant presence in Taranaki, and I am a part owner by dint of that) is that Mount Egmont is now Taranaki Maunga (which has a meaning similar to, but not the same as, Mount Taranaki).

    From 1986 to 2019 it was known as both Mt Egmont and Mt Taranaki: a Dec 2019 agreement with the tribes from the area declared that from 2020 onwards it would be called Taranaki Maunga and Egmont National Park would be Te Papakura o Taranaki.

    Its pakeha name (Mt Egmont) was bestowed on it in 1770 by James Cook as he sailed past, for fuck’s sake: that would be like me renaming the United States to “Fucktardia” while flying over it.

    Furthermore, the cunt he named it for (John Perceval, 2nd Earl of Egmont) never set foot in New Zealand – so fuck him.

    • Replies: @The Alarmist
  171. @Reg Cæsar

    And to think… the Romans thought that the people of Germana were uncultured savages whose propensity for violence made them unfit to be citizens. “Est barbarorum corpore pingere”.

    Arminius sure taught those uppity self-centred guinea SPQR motherfuckers what’s up: Rome’s 3 most famous legions (XVII, XVIII and XIX), lured into the Teutoberger Wald and subjected to can after can of Whoop-Ass (roughly 95% losses, including auxiliaries and 3 cavalry squadrons.

    Odd how frequently throughout history, the ‘dominant’ race/tribe/people cast aspersions on some other group whose shit they were stealing or had stolen. Then a bunch of time later, the ‘dominant’ guys make Fiats and the ‘savages’ make Mercedes.

    Nowadays it gets tarted up as pretend-genetics.

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
    , @anon
    , @GoRedWings!
  172. MBlanc46 says:
    @Harry Baldwin

    The difference between slow-boiling the frog and dropping him right into the boiling pot?

  173. JimDandy says:
    @Anon

    Let’s get real for a second and broach the subject you’re all afraid to address: will descendants of Thomas Jefferson’s and Sally Heming’s love children have to pay reparations while they are receiving reparations? ANSWER ME!

  174. anonymous[117] • Disclaimer says:
    @TomSchmidt

    The modern trend, as in recent amendments to the New York State Human Rights Law, is to simply do away with the “minimum number of employees” requirement.
    Thus providing employers with one more reason not to do business in New York.
    Jeepers.
    Used to be the Empire State.
    Not any more.

    • Replies: @TomSchmidt
  175. Wilkey says:
    @Ganderson

    I liked “Dances With Wolves.” Take away John Barry’s lush soundtrack, though, and it goes from great to just ok. I’ll have to check out “Black Robe.”

    • Replies: @Lugash
    , @Jim Don Bob
  176. I Give Up says:
    @Russ

    That really hit home.

  177. Anonymous[285] • Disclaimer says:

    Totali-TARD-ism was the real long-term threat.

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
  178. J.Ross says:

    NPR doing a piece now about how
    >Coronavirus is a terrible crisis (no mention of how it used to be racist to say that or of Pelosi encouraging infection)
    >California had the best response and Florida the worst (in real life Florida had the best, new York, followed by Michigan and Pennsylvania the worst, California inbetween)
    >Donald Trump was a stupid idiot for not taking it seriously but also stupid idiot Donald Trump caused chaos in airports by shutting down access
    >no mention of Florida prioritizing the elderly
    >no mention of a hit-piece, authored by people who are not doctors and withdrawn in disgrace, used by the WHO to justify ignoring HCL
    >no mention of Taiwan avoiding preventable deaths by expecting China to lie
    >no mention of how Coronavirus cannot affect you if you are an arsonist

    • Agree: Achmed E. Newman
  179. Anonymous[425] • Disclaimer says:

    These kids be Washington Deadskins.

  180. Lugash says:
    @Wilkey

    Definitely check out Black Robe. It’s not a fun movie, but excellent.

  181. syonredux says:

    JK Rowling and the publisher’s staff revolt: Workers at publishing house Hachette threaten to down tools on her new children’s book because of her ‘transphobic’ views

    Yesterday morning at publishing house Hachette, several of those involved in Miss Rowling’s new children’s book, The Ickabog, are said to have staged their own rebellion during a heated meeting. One source said: ‘Staff in the children’s department at Hachette announced they were no longer prepared to work on the book.

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8424029/JK-Rowling-publishers-revolt-Workers-publishing-house-Hachette-threaten-tools.html

  182. @Anonymous

    This is satire, by the way.

    • Replies: @njguy73
  183. njguy73 says:
    @Steve Sailer

    Would it shock you if it actually happened?

  184. @Kratoklastes

    Then a bunch of time later, the ‘dominant’ guys make Fiats and the ‘savages’ make Mercedes.

    Fiat now owns Chrysler (i.e., Kreisler), and Mercedes is far from what she used to be. Sometimes these things go in cycles.

  185. anon[195] • Disclaimer says:
    @Kratoklastes

    Nowadays it gets tarted up as pretend-genetics.

    Sorry you never heard of Mendel. Interesting guy. You should look him up sometime.

    PS: 1,000 years or so of killing off the most retrograde examples before they breed too much tends to clean up the gene pool a bit.

    • Replies: @Gordo
  186. Not really OT:

    56 former prosecutors write to appeals court in support of bail for lawyers accused of throwing molotov cocktail at police vehicle

    56 former prosecutors write to appeals court in support of bail for lawyers accused of throwing molotov cocktail at police vehicle

    56 former prosecutors have lost their minds.

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
  187. black sea says:
    @Phillip

    In this video, she purposely got pulled over for speeding in order to flirt with the cop and see if she’d get off.

    Good. I’m glad she’s catching all this flak. I don’t wish her physical harm, but I hope the stress and pressure drive her from the campus. This is a stupid, childish stunt, meant primarily to illustrate her alleged cuteness and manipulative wiles (I am assuming she wasn’t able to talk her way out of the ticket).

    She is a spoiled child. She needs to work at Burger King for a while, though I’m sure Daddy would never let that happen. She’s going to be a pain in the ass for the rest of her life.

  188. Anon[373] • Disclaimer says:

    Am taking a year off from the NFL

  189. dvorak says:
    @RichardTaylor

    I suspect a lot of Jews – maybe especially Jewish males – don’t really like having to grovel before Blacks.

    Married Jewish men voted for Trump over Hillary 51%-49%. They may have put him over the top in MI and WI.

  190. @Morton's toes

    The student body voted to change the name to “Robber Barons” around the Jim Plunkett era if I recall. In those crazy old days college administratios actually disregarded student antics instead of pondering and caving. Thus the Cardinal.

    In the 90’s there was a white comedian who did a bit about an old timey sportscaster announcing the traditional (fictional) thanksgiving Howard vs. Yeshiva football classic. Can’t remember the nicknames he made up but I do remember … (sounding like Howard Cosell) “we’re tied here with three minutes left in the contest Howard down by four. You may recall in the first half when Yeshiva fumbled on their own ten but Howard couldn’t cash that welfare check due to a stingy defense and got jewed down to a field goal. You can’t be lazy with this Yeshiva team.”etc.

    The set-up had to do with the Fighting Irish and how other schools could work this angle.

  191. @Jim Christian

    OK. I’ve been hearing about tearing down Confederate statues for 30 years.

  192. @Anonymous

    Raise you.

  193. David says:
    @Reg Cæsar

    Plus, ditch is a variant of dike.

  194. @Hibernian

    There is no “Jewish community.” There’s a vague, porous group with a lot of excess money sloshing around among the least religious*, run by older atheist Jews whose kids have mostly out-married, thus many non-profits with vague “Jewish” agendas and zero Jewish content, except whining. They don’t really stand up for Jews, they stand up for their own fund raising.

    Never heard a Jewish org say a damn thing about this:

    https://www.nj.com/essex/2018/01/short_hills_mall_carjacking_gunman_gets_30_years_i.html

    http://longisland.news12.com/story/34752585/police-arrest-4-in-carjacking-and-death-of-dustin-friedland-outside-new-jersey-mall

    Not even a peep.

    *I don’t know who said it (maybe David Frum, in one of his more lucid moments) but someone pointed out that Donald Trump has more Jewish grandchildren than most of the heads of “Jewish” organizations.

    ***

    Is there an “Irish Community” in America?

    • Replies: @Jack D
    , @Hibernian
  195. @Kratoklastes

    Its pakeha name (Mt Egmont) was bestowed on it in 1770 by James Cook as he sailed past, for fuck’s sake: that would be like me renaming the United States to “Fucktardia” while flying over it.

    You reminded me of an old joke:

    Q: How does an Englishman tell where he is in the world?

    A: He sticks his toe in the water and tells himself, “Ah, I am in the British Empire!”

  196. @216

    Big kerfuffle at Oklahoma State (I think) where some Dindu player saw a picture of the coach wearing an OAN t-shirt while he was on vacation. OAN is a conservative TV channel. Said Dindu decided that this was racist and he needed to have a “conversation” with the coach. The entire offensive line sided with him.

    Naturally the coach debased himself as fast as he could, probably because most of his team is black and he knows that he will get no help from his school.

    Someone with balls would have told the player politely that everyone was entitled to freedom of speech and he could leave the team if he didn’t like it. Then pull the scholarships and expel the miscreants as needed.

    To paraphrase Milton Friedman, “What you subsidize (encourage), you get more of.” See also the NYT, the Philadelphia Inquirer.

    • Replies: @William Badwhite
  197. @Wilkey

    Black Robe is/was on Youtube. It is, shall we say, slightly less romantic about Injuns than DWW.

    • Replies: @Ganderson
  198. Anonymous[300] • Disclaimer says:
    @Jim Christian

    You have NO idea what’s gone on for twenty years. THAT particular brand is never changing.

    What has gone on for twenty years?

  199. Corn says:
    @Marty T

    Don’t defund the police, defund sportsball.

    No more taxpayer funded stadiums, tax breaks or incentives, no more providing police for traffic control or security or any goodies like that.

    • Replies: @Single malt
  200. MEH 0910 says:

    • Replies: @nebulafox
  201. Anonymous[300] • Disclaimer says:
    @Anonymous

    Trust me, without a plainclothes police force, you do NOT want to be living in NYC.
    You especially want to stay the fuck out of the subway system.
    You’re welcome.

    Please explain.

    By the way, should Americans be rooting for the survival and prosperity of New York City? Is New York City good for America?

    • Replies: @Jack D
  202. Gordo says:
    @The Alarmist

    Silly Rainbow Province? (Thanks to internet translation engine)

    Indeed, for about 10 minutes once the PLA gets there.

  203. Gordo says:
    @Reg Cæsar

    Seattle already has– King County went from honoring William Rufus DeVane King to that other one.

    So they decided to name a county after a rapist?

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
  204. Gordo says:
    @anon

    PS: 1,000 years or so of killing off the most retrograde examples before they breed too much tends to clean up the gene pool a bit.

    And then your government imports new ones!

  205. J1234 says:
    @Anonymous

    Some sort of non-lethal protection or a security service. Maybe a large dog.

    I’d at least take some preliminary steps before buying a gun f0r defensive purposes. A good thing to do would be to go to a sanctioned gun range that rents pistols to the public (if a pistol is what a person is looking for) and try out a moderate but potent caliber, like a 9mm or .38 Special or even a .380 auto. That will give a prospective gun owner an inkling of the devastating power that an effective firearm will unleash on an attacker…and give him an idea of whether he is psychologically capable of shooting someone. Then take a class.

    Frankly, however, I’m wary of the “I’ve never owned a gun and I don’t like them, but I’ll buy one anyway because things are getting bad,” mindset. Obviously, it isn’t the lack of experience that I have a problem with, because everyone starts with a lack of experience. Most people are raised to treat other people kindly, and it’s my impression that that’s where the dislike for defensive firearms comes from. It’s a cultural trait that’s difficult (for everyone) to overcome, but it must be overcome. Hesitating for humanitarian reasons in a confrontation with an armed attacker will get you killed.

    Also, when you don’t like guns, you never practice. Recoil and maintaining a proper sight picture are the main things that keep firearms from being the science fiction ray gun point-at-someone-and-they-die devices that non-gun people sometimes think they are.

  206. @Jim Don Bob

    Naturally the coach debased himself as fast as he could, probably because most of his team is black and he knows that he will get no help from his school…What you subsidize (encourage), you get more of.”

    This precedent was established with the Univ of Missouri team threw their temper tantrum. Anyway most football and basketball coaches have already debased themselves by choosing that profession.

    Q: “What would you like to do with your life”?

    A: “I’d like to work really long hours convincing 17 and 18-year old dimwits to come play football for me. Then I’d like to spend the next few years hanging around with these dimwits, learning their music and talking like them, while trying to get these same dimwits to remember the plays, not rape fellow “students”, and not violently assault people. Granted I know periodically they will get themselves all worked up into a lather over nothing and I’ll have to kiss their asses, but it seems like a small price to pay”.

    • Replies: @216
  207. @PiltdownMan

    56 former prosecutors have lost their minds.

    Which might explain why they are former prosecutors.

    • LOL: PiltdownMan
  208. @Gordo

    So they decided to name a county after a rapist?

    Beats a faggot, I guess…

    (I’d post a picture, but Google just informed me “Your search – black white bdsm – did not match any image results.”)

  209. @AnotherDad

    I bet you do not live in Tampa.

    When I was a child I was a fan of the Oakland Raiders. Ignoring the NFL is a trivial exercise for me. I personally think it would be a great idea if the black lives matter folks put 2 and 2 together and realize how much of the ruling class they could take out in one fell swoop on super bowl sunday with the 1500 dollar minimum ticket prices they are collecting there. I actually suggested this on another board with the opposite political faction to this one here and all the respondents there shrieked like I had pissed into their bowl of cocoa puffs.

    Now I sort of root for the Houston Texans. I like Watt but on the other hand when they blew that four touchdown lead to Kansas City I thought it was hilarious and laughed out loud every time I loaded the browser tab in real time while they were folding.

    This might be the highest highlight ever recorded. Watt pick sixes Dalton from out of the middle of the pass rush.

  210. @Jane Plain

    The adult directing the kids to abuse the other girl breaks my heart.

    I don’t hear any adult voices. Only blacks’.

  211. @Reg Cæsar

    In King James English servant is slave so server has to go!

  212. @Jane Plain

    What kind of parent lets their young white daughter be anywhere near older black kids?

  213. @Corn

    College football should dump the phony “scholar athlete” trope. The teams/programs should be considered minor league pro. Players would not need to enroll in college classes; maybe training in a trade could be encouraged instead. The relationship between the team and the school would be strictly a business matter.

    Moreover, amateur teams of enrolled students—following scheduled games quite apart from the “pro” team associated with the school—could revive the old-school experience of the true scholar athlete

    • Agree: Hibernian
  214. 216 says:
    @William Badwhite

    It used to be infuriating, but now its just sad. What is it with these middle aged white guys that they put so much importance on the children’s game?

    Nothing would clip the wings of BLM faster than the bankruptcy of the NFLMLBNBANHLNCAA.

    No sportsball, thousands of black millionaires never get a platform to defame white conservatives.

    Are we so pathetic that we can’t stop watching blacks (who hate us) play football?

  215. nebulafox says:
    @MEH 0910

    Well, the fat black hookers from Grand Theft Auto IV do look an awful lot like Aunt Jemima. Will they be changed into down-on-their-luck astrophysics postdocs or neurosurgeon residents who will give illuminating lectures on your way to the alleyway?

  216. Jack D says:
    @Jane Plain

    Never heard a Jewish org say a damn thing about this:

    There was no need to say or do anything other than let the justice system play its course. All four perps were caught and convicted or plead guilty and received long sentences, as well they should have. What more could you ask for (given that there is no death penalty in NJ)?

    BTW, even the 3 non-shooters were guilty of murder under the felony-murder rule.

  217. Jack D says:
    @Anonymous

    Please explain.

    Plainclothes police, because they blend in, are able to observe and make arrests in crimes that would otherwise go unpunished. You’re not going to mug someone if you see a uniformed officer but as soon as he leaves you might. They also do things like drug buys that are crucial for getting drug dealers off the street. You’re not going to sell drugs to a uniformed officer either.

    By the way, should Americans be rooting for the survival and prosperity of New York City? Is New York City good for America?

    The 8.5 million citizens of NYC are Americans too. We should all be rooting for each other’s survival and prosperity. New Yorkers should be rooting for yours and vice versa. We are all in this together. The US has plenty of external enemies and frenemies. Hating some of your fellow Americans is only going to make the job of those enemies easier – divide and conquer is the oldest play in the book.

    Is NY good for America? If you think that we would be better off without a financial industry, without a publishing industry, without an arts capital, etc. you are wrong. As satisfying as it might be to see the fat cats and loud mouths get their due, YOU would end up worse off too. There have been countries (Cambodia for one, China during the Cultural Revolution too) where they actually tried to get rid of their big city elites and it did not turn out well at all, not for anyone.

    • Replies: @Joe Stalin
  218. @Jane Plain

    Running about 70/30 on blacks going out of their way to be nice/blacks testing boundaries (on my two-year-olds). Once the latter can tell I’m not playing they switch to the 70 approach.

  219. @Ghost of Bull Moose

    The only way they’ll loot City Lights is if it still carries the NAMBLA newsletter.

    It’s not looting bookstores have to worry about – it’s arson.

  220. MEH 0910 says:

  221. @Kratoklastes

    Teutoberger Wald

    It’s Teutoburger Wald. A ‘Burg’ is a castle, while a ‘Berg’ is a mountain. ‘Wald’ is forest.
    The name goes back to Tacitus who called the region ‘teutoburgiensis saltus’ in his account of the Varus battle.

  222. Hibernian says:
    @Jane Plain

    Is there an “Irish Community” in America?

    Kinda sorta. The Knights of Columbus, to which I belong, seems to be mostly Irish and Italian, here in Chicago. There are still Irish politicians, bu their influence is much diminished.

  223. Ganderson says:
    @Jim Don Bob

    You’re right about that- it doesn’t romanticize the Indians, but takes them seriously as human beings. I’d argue the same with the Jesuits.

  224. MEH 0910 says:

    • Replies: @MEH 0910
  225. MEH 0910 says:
    @MEH 0910

  226. @anonymous

    Yes, you now need to consider states, too. I think in NY State the minimum number of employees for these rights laws is 3, not 15 or 20. But outside the state and away from Unaccountable Andrew Cuomo, you can still run your business without incurring the Federal Regulatory Tax.

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