The handy Woke Whine Generator app must be up to about release 3.1 by now.
That’s judging by the exhaustiveness with which all possible Anti-Racist cliches are deployed in this article in Bicycling:
Cycling and the Power of White Privilege
“ANTI-RACIST EFFORTS WITHIN CYCLING MUST MOVE BEYOND THE EUPHEMISMS OF INCLUSION, DIVERSITY, SENSITIVITY, AND ALLYSHIP, AND BEGIN TO SERIOUSLY CONSIDER THE DIMENSIONS OF POWER AT PLAY.”
BY P. KHALIL SAUCIER
May 11, 2021When George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and others were killed by the police in 2020, forcing the nation into a racial reckoning, the cycling industry responded with promises to be part of the solution rather than part of the problem. Fuji announced it was suspending the sale of their bikes to police departments, while various other industry leaders committed themselves to increasing diversity in the sport of cycling.
He looks like the meme guy with the giant jaw.
departments, while various other industry leaders committed themselves to increasing diversity in the sport of cycling.
Yet, looking at the actions of some cyclists at the top of the sport, along with their sponsors, I see how the system of privileges and advantages afforded to white people remains strongly rooted both inside and outside the sport of cycling.
It’s time for cycling to think beyond white fragility, white privilege, implicit bias, and microaggressions, and begin to think about its root cause. Cycling must reject interventions that continue to individualize anti-Black racism, and work to break down the structures that allow whiteness to retain power in the sport.
Anti-racist efforts within cycling must move beyond the trite euphemisms of inclusion, diversity, sensitivity, and allyship, and begin to seriously consider the dimensions of power at play. Yes, control of cycling resources are important, as are safe spaces to ride one’s bike, but the power of whiteness within cycling remains unsullied. …

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Non-Black Non-Whites are going full retard woke because it’s an effectively way to remove White competitors for professional jobs.
The only thing worse for a Brahmin than living in a racist America built by bigoted Whites is not being allowed to immigrate to a racist America built by bigoted Whites.
These people hate you.
Why, that would be just awful.
https://www.rd.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/09-ashamed-Productive-Ways-to-Make-the-Most-Out-of-Getting-Fired-160228955-baranq-Shutterstock-1024x683.jpg
Rest is just conversation
No Brahmin ever had a jaw like that.Replies: @Bubba
“…It’s time for cycling to think beyond white fragility, white privilege, implicit bias, and microaggressions…Anti-racist efforts within cycling must move beyond the trite euphemisms of inclusion, diversity, sensitivity, and allyship…”
It’s past time for anti-racism to get beyond “trite euphemisms”. The problem is of course that there is absolutely nothing to anti-racism other than “trite euphemisms”.
The root cause here is not a failure of DIE or a lack of other content-free buzzwords. The root cause is that black men think those spandex shorts look gay. And they are not wrong.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPanv8-33wY
I think most of these articles are being cranked out by academics in a hurry as insurance against the mob that might visit their doorstep without warning. P. Khalil Saucier is an associate professor of Africana studies at Bucknell University.
Still, they are only 3% black according to two college info websites.
It is interesting that he focuses on blacks when most minorities in America aren't black. What about the Asians and Hispanics?
Oh wait. I read the whole article he wrote and it turns out "He is the author of the forthcoming book titled Black Frames: (Anti)Blackness and the Sport of Cycling."
I thought that Steve invents some of these Sailerbait extracts and that lately he has been doing a P.G. Wodehouse using wacky names like P. Khalil Saucier and last week’s Amanda Mangeser Savage.
I guess that’s why we call the times we live in Clownworld.
But there is no more oppressive hierarchical system to be encountered in the college-educated workplace than the Tenure System at University. Truly, many are called but few are chosen! Staying up late at night working on the Undergraduate Handbook Committee, or splitting your grant money with parasitic senior faculty sure lets one work up a righteous indignation over Oppression and Inequality and Privilege! It's not just word salad; those Junior Faculty have really been there-Replies: @PiltdownMan
I can’t think of any sport whiter than long-distance cycling, except perhaps skiing.
Blacks like BMX low-rider bikes, though.
They look like they are doing fine.
For some reason it’s become very big in that demographic.
https://i.imgur.com/eo1iH4Q.jpg?1Replies: @Charon, @black sea, @notsaying, @Alfa158, @Known Fact, @Paleo Liberal, @Forbes, @415 reasons, @anonymous
As he seems to be saying, it also helps you get laid with the ladeez…
Pervasive racism in cycling explains where the clearly racist adjective “niggling” comes from – originally meant to disparage black bodies strenously exercising on a pennyfarthing (itself a symbol of colonialist brainwashing, as so well used in the anti-capitalist, although excessively white, comedy “The Prisoner”). On the other hand Queen already sang about cycling fat bottomed girls in the 80s…
Patrick McGoohan took over primary writing duties from George Markstein after the thirteenth episode. One of the biggest blunders in British TV, second only to the Andersons hiring the dreaded Fred Freiberger to jazz up the second season of Space 1999. Didn't they know Freiberger killed the third season of Star Trek whilst Roddenberry got jiggy with the black ladies? How many times did Captain Shatner fall in love in the third season?Replies: @sayless
Thats sth right out of Forrest Gump.
I’m thinking about the root cause – white people invented the bicycle, developed the sport, practice it in large numbers and are therefore better at it.
https://i.imgur.com/eo1iH4Q.jpg?1Replies: @Charon, @black sea, @notsaying, @Alfa158, @Known Fact, @Paleo Liberal, @Forbes, @415 reasons, @anonymous
Academia really seems to attract a large subset of white people who want to pretend to be black people. This guy is the Africana equivalent of “My great, great grandmother was half Cherokee.”
*Actually dunno if these still exist
I know someone who was very disappointed when her DNA showed no American Indian. She so desperately wanted to be part oppressed minority. And not White She kept talking about her dark skin eyes and hair. Skin British pale white, hair medium brown and eyes not really brown, a golden color.
DNA came back something like 40 percent Scandinavian 40 percent British including Irish and 19 percent French/German But one percent Turk Greek Iberian and Jewish.
Now she identifies as Asian Turkish and Hispanic . Although Iberia is in W. Europe. Poor oppressed pathetic conquistadors and Turks who conquered and occupied vast territories. Whose native populations considered the Turks the oppressors
I’m going to exercise my White privilege by by paying the trash and water bills.
Get woke, go broke.
Also: I am seriously worried now. As a Person Without Colour, should I be riding a bicycle at all, especially one that is painted black?
This is either tokenism or another stretch of business totalitarianism.Replies: @Spect3r, @International Jew
They are burying the lede here. Fuji still makes bikes? The last time I saw a Fuji bike was in the 1980s. The Japanese continue to do well with cars, but they have lost their once commanding lead in many sectors. Japan is not a competitor in the cell phone market, which at one time would have been a natural for them. Their star has faded in TVs, laptops, tablets, monitors, computer chips, etc. - Japanese brands are not the first names that come to your lips. Cutting edge electronics come from Korea (Samsung, LG) not Japan. The Japanese are having their lunch eaten by the Koreans and Americans (Apple) on the high end and the Chinese and Taiwanese on the low end (and increasingly the high end too). When was the last time they created an innovative new product category like the Walkman? Even when they still sell stuff under Japanese brands the assembly is usually done in other Asian countries. When was the last time you bought something that actually said "Made in Japan" other than a car? Even in cars, the Japanese are barely a presence in the emerging electric car market, which again would have been a natural for them at one time.Replies: @YetAnotherAnon, @The Wild Geese Howard, @Anon, @Johann Ricke
To celebrate the first birthday of the “racial reckoning”, I’ve been trying to answer the question of where the original “racial reckoning” declaration came from. This is less easy than it sounds. Google News doesn’t allow sorting of news stories by date, and other search engines are no better. Worse, online news articles are “leaky”, by which I mean that the news agencies will add or change content to old stories, which the search engines will pick up and interpret as part of the original content. WaPo, for example, has adopted “America’s Racial Reckoning” as a kind of banner sidebar that it now adds to any vaguely BLM-y story, including old stories already published, resulting in an appearance in search engines of having been the Racial Reckoners long before Racial Reckoning was cool.
The earliest major news outlet I can find using “racial reckoning” in what appears to be the original text is CNBC on June 3, 2020, nine days after George Floyd’s fatal overdose:
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/03/what-managers-should-and-should-not-do-to-address-moment-of-racial-reckoning.html
Amusingly, this was not in the main news or opinion section, but in their business and office etiquette section. (It says, because of the the “racial reckoning”, let black employees slack off all they want (which one imagines CNBC readers were already doing anyway.))
Whatever the original source, the term spread quickly and was picked up and re-declared by other sources, including the NYT, by the end of the week.
Anyhow, if anyone has access to Nexis or a similar service, perhaps this question can be answered more definitively with a date-ordered search for “racial reckoning” starting on 5/25/2020…
I'd like to have a racial reckoning. We can do this.
How about, we change the rules for the Tour de France: every morning, the competitors have to ride that day’s étape/stage on a bike they steal in the town they’re in that day.
www.cyclingnews.com/features/a-history-of-africans-at-the-tour-de-franceReplies: @TTT55
Cyclists: If you don’t pay attention, you might DIE.
His publisher’s blurbs rattle on about “the performance” of “blackened [!?] bodies”–maybe that’s the preferred nomenclature now, but dude looks as if he could be in the cast of a daytime soap opera* instead. Is he short, or possessed of a thin/squeaky voice, i.e. any obvious explanation why he’s chairing away in cult-studies wokeademia?
*Actually dunno if these still exist
Speaking of fragility, I didn’t realise the House Of Commons was such a war zone.
I can see it can be a stressful job if you take your constituency duties seriously, but they have a staffing allowance.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/may/25/britains-youngest-mp-nadia-whittome-to-take-time-off-with-post-traumatic-stress-disorder
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The only thing worse for a Brahmin than living in a racist America built by bigoted Whites is not being allowed to immigrate to a racist America built by bigoted Whites.
These people hate you.Replies: @RichardTaylor, @AndrewR, @Anonymous, @Seller, Jr., @JohnnyWalker123, @Charlotte
Gosh, I hope liberal White Yuppies who thought they’d get a special set-aside for themselves don’t end up having their one and only life ruined by this Woke stuff.
Why, that would be just awful.
I can see it can be a stressful job if you take your constituency duties seriously, but they have a staffing allowance.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/may/25/britains-youngest-mp-nadia-whittome-to-take-time-off-with-post-traumatic-stress-disorderwikiReplies: @Gordo, @Charon, @Hannah Katz
Always a laugh that these sh1ts attended a private school.
I can see it can be a stressful job if you take your constituency duties seriously, but they have a staffing allowance.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/may/25/britains-youngest-mp-nadia-whittome-to-take-time-off-with-post-traumatic-stress-disorderwikiReplies: @Gordo, @Charon, @Hannah Katz
Seems legit. You gain a lot of wisdom down there in the coal mines.
So many migrants end up getting paid to help other migrants do what they did. At some point migration begins to take the form of the proverbial self-licking ice cream cone.
If you have an afternoon to spare, google “bike pranks” and sit down with a cup of coffee.
There’s a certain romance in the monkeys having taken over the zoo
It would also make a pertinent sequel to Animal Farm
I would write it, but am afraid that people, with racism hidden in their hearts, would imagine some sort of race-simian parallel and try to ban it.
https://i.imgur.com/eo1iH4Q.jpg?1Replies: @Charon, @black sea, @notsaying, @Alfa158, @Known Fact, @Paleo Liberal, @Forbes, @415 reasons, @anonymous
I was surprised that there is an Africana program at Bucknell. I thought well maybe things there have really changed. They have changed somewhat in that they are now 77% white instead of probably 90+% white not too long ago.
Still, they are only 3% black according to two college info websites.
It is interesting that he focuses on blacks when most minorities in America aren’t black. What about the Asians and Hispanics?
Oh wait. I read the whole article he wrote and it turns out “He is the author of the forthcoming book titled Black Frames: (Anti)Blackness and the Sport of Cycling.”
Wondered about this. Do police buy an appreciable number of bikes? Do they buy direct? Seems that they would have to ban dealers from selling to municipalities and such.
This is either tokenism or another stretch of business totalitarianism.
https://www.policebikestore.com/
They still selling Fuji bicycles to police.
And if you go here:
https://www.bicycleretailer.com/industry-news/2020/06/05/fujis-distributor-suspends-sales-police-bikes-north-america#.YKz3NqhKjs0
You can read this:
"A representative from the company said it has begun discussions with police departments and with the International Police Mountain Biking Association, which provides bike training for police officers. The representative said the IPMBA confirmed that they do not advocate using bikes as weapons and does not train officers to do so.
The representative said BikeCo expects to resume sales of police bikes to its dealers at some point after the company has assurances that bikes won't be used as weapons. The representative declined to comment on whether that assurance would have to come in the form of a sales contract or a less formal assurance. "We're not ready to comment on that," the representative told BRAIN."
So in short, they are still selling them to Police departments.
Also, when was the last time a cop used his bicycle as a weapon???Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Hangnail Hans, @anon
This guy’s best claim to being black is that his mailman was black when he was a kid.
I think the only legitimate example of white privilege these days is being able to pretend you’re not white and get away with it.
I can see it can be a stressful job if you take your constituency duties seriously, but they have a staffing allowance.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/may/25/britains-youngest-mp-nadia-whittome-to-take-time-off-with-post-traumatic-stress-disorderwikiReplies: @Gordo, @Charon, @Hannah Katz
No surprise, she is a Labour MP and not at all easy on the eyes.
At first I read it as “Cycling for Bi’s” but then realized that bicycling is just a normal english word.
The billionaire peeled off his shirt. He had been working out at the gym, and it showed!
I initially thought this guy was a journalist — probably a BA holder — but now that I learned he is a department chair with a postdoc, I humbly submit to his expertise in the subject. As a fellow Ph.D holder (received it last week) — I can attest that he most likely studied the subject quite throughly to meet his thesis obligations.
I seriously doubt any of the commentariat in this thread is as credentialed as Saucier is. You all should learn your place.
“Saucier?”
“Specialize in sauces.”Replies: @black sea, @The Wild Geese Howard, @Gary in Gramercy
https://www.childlit.com/battledore/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/lrb_uncorrected.jpg
¡No problema, little troll!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TVs2lWk_GI
I don’t think the author understands what “euphemism” means.
John McWhorter has the intellectual honesty to recognize that blacks aren’t necessarily being killed at disproportionate rates and points out all the white people killed who just don’t become news. He goes on to claim that we have a police problem not a racism problem.
Steve certainly has the example of violin boy, but I suspect the real reason is that the vast majority of whites just don’t feel much sympathy much less outrage for Darwinism in action.
Most of us would acknowledge that there are bad cops and we’d prefer better training and professionalism. What I think McWhorter misses is that while realistically the scale of the problem is low. The fatality rate is down there with bees and venomous snakes.
If you have a minute to spare, change your search default to DDG or [un]approved equal. Google isn’t the most evil thing on Earth, but they’re working on it.
The only thing worse for a Brahmin than living in a racist America built by bigoted Whites is not being allowed to immigrate to a racist America built by bigoted Whites.
These people hate you.Replies: @RichardTaylor, @AndrewR, @Anonymous, @Seller, Jr., @JohnnyWalker123, @Charlotte
The problem is that the hatred is mostly not reciprocated. Conservative normies think that simply pointing out the hypocrisies or logical fallacies of the Woke is enough. And most of the few people who do get appropriately angry about it do not really understand the roots of the problem or how to fix it. I don’t fully understand it all myself but I know that there is no way a pacifistic strategy will prevail. These people will only respect naked force. Having a Ghandi figure, in conjunction with other measures, might help a bit but it’s hardly necessary.
Bears repeating. Establishment Conservatism is now as useful as a chocolate teapot. Look at their hysteria wrt MAGA. Please like us, msm. We'll go along with any crackpot sjw policy so long as you reduce the corporate tax rate from 32% to 31.5%
The White masses are idiots, & the rats know it.Replies: @AndrewR
America's generic white people are not dealing with some WASPy American ruling class with traditional American instincts and mores. We're dealing with much more tribal people who now--most unfortunately--have the whip hand. Even basic American rule-of-law is now in the blender.
No. White people are going to have insist--and be willing to fight--if we are to survive.Replies: @AndrewR, @China Japan and Korea Bromance of Three Kingdoms
As I'm sure every Unz-man knows, Gandhi's strategy only worked "a bit" at all because of the well-known Anglo Saxon desire to be thought morally good (What pushed the Brits into leaving was post-war dissolution of the Empire). Against a Stalin or Mao, he and his merry band would have simply been exterminated. Our enemies take their cues from those guys.
BTW didn't we have a whole thread on spelling Gandhi? Why can't spellcheck take care of that?Replies: @Milo Minderbinder
Steve certainly has the example of violin boy, but I suspect the real reason is that the vast majority of whites just don't feel much sympathy much less outrage for Darwinism in action.Most of us would acknowledge that there are bad cops and we'd prefer better training and professionalism. What I think McWhorter misses is that while realistically the scale of the problem is low. The fatality rate is down there with bees and venomous snakes.Replies: @Charon, @Jack D, @AceDeuce
Agreed, and what’s more, the rate of police misbehavior with guns has improved dramatically–wildly!–over the past several decades. Relative to an earlier era, it’s almost as though you could say it’s not a problem any more.
I’m telling you, the Wokesters are missing a GREAT opportunity on the PGA Tour. Not a black caddy to be found. The players use caddies who are their brother, college roommates, or team mates from whatever college they went to, sometimes high school buddies. And they’re all White, every single one, and they make BANK.
This is a tremendous opportunity to inject some color into a White industry that rakes in billions and billions. I don’t know how they’ve gone unscathed. The biggest scandal they’ve had is Justin Thomas uttering “Faggot” when he missed a short putt, the utterance being picked up by a microphone in the cup he was putting to. Idiot. I think he pretended to go to counseling to figure out what is so disgusting about fags that he would say such a thing. A hole is a hole after all, right?
But The Tour is Whiter than the Whitest redneck country clubs even. I mean, when are THEY going to pay?
Until recently, blacks were no longer seen in high end restaurants for the same reason, although at one time blacks were almost synonymous with good cooking in America (indeed with ANY cooking - one thing that has never changed is that rich WASPY women hate cooking almost as much as they hate eating). Instead they aspire to better jobs, such as POTUS and neurosurgeon, NBA star and famous rapper. It's true that there are 40 million blacks and only a handful of jobs in these prestigious professions, but one can aspire, can't one?Replies: @nebulafox
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They are burying the lede here. Fuji still makes bikes? The last time I saw a Fuji bike was in the 1980s. The Japanese continue to do well with cars, but they have lost their once commanding lead in many sectors. Japan is not a competitor in the cell phone market, which at one time would have been a natural for them. Their star has faded in TVs, laptops, tablets, monitors, computer chips, etc. – Japanese brands are not the first names that come to your lips. Cutting edge electronics come from Korea (Samsung, LG) not Japan. The Japanese are having their lunch eaten by the Koreans and Americans (Apple) on the high end and the Chinese and Taiwanese on the low end (and increasingly the high end too). When was the last time they created an innovative new product category like the Walkman? Even when they still sell stuff under Japanese brands the assembly is usually done in other Asian countries. When was the last time you bought something that actually said “Made in Japan” other than a car? Even in cars, the Japanese are barely a presence in the emerging electric car market, which again would have been a natural for them at one time.
If Eamonn Fingleton is correct, the Japanese have pretty much cornered the world market in "producer goods", the things you need to make other goods. Step cutters/lenses for making chips, carbon fibre for plane wings/bodies, computer controlled machine tools, industrial robots, ultra-pure silicon for making chips, miniaturised electric motors, hi-tech batteries. This is from 2012, doubtless things have changed.Replies: @Jack D, @Alfa158, @AnotherDad
Blacks like BMX low-rider bikes, though.Replies: @Elli, @Redman, @Ganderson, @JMcG, @Wade Hampton
There are serious spandex black cyclists in my area, all black, or mixed teams.
They look like they are doing fine.
Steve certainly has the example of violin boy, but I suspect the real reason is that the vast majority of whites just don't feel much sympathy much less outrage for Darwinism in action.Most of us would acknowledge that there are bad cops and we'd prefer better training and professionalism. What I think McWhorter misses is that while realistically the scale of the problem is low. The fatality rate is down there with bees and venomous snakes.Replies: @Charon, @Jack D, @AceDeuce
What is galling (to me at least) is the the police problem is miniscule in relation to the black people shooting each other (and an occasional white bystander too) problem, but the concern is 100% focused on the former, while the latter is a “gun problem” and not a “black people problem”. It speaks of the black attitude that they are royalty (we wuz kangs!) who on the one hand should have legal immunity from molestation by the peasant police (how dare they stop me for not registering my car!), but on the other hand intramural duels among royals are matters of honor and again should not concern the legal authorities.
The ADL, SPLC, and the Establishment are just proud to be anti-White. How obvious do they have to be?Replies: @Johann Ricke
Speaking of royals…

“Black Lives Matter” followed immediately by “What do I win, bitch?”
They are burying the lede here. Fuji still makes bikes? The last time I saw a Fuji bike was in the 1980s. The Japanese continue to do well with cars, but they have lost their once commanding lead in many sectors. Japan is not a competitor in the cell phone market, which at one time would have been a natural for them. Their star has faded in TVs, laptops, tablets, monitors, computer chips, etc. - Japanese brands are not the first names that come to your lips. Cutting edge electronics come from Korea (Samsung, LG) not Japan. The Japanese are having their lunch eaten by the Koreans and Americans (Apple) on the high end and the Chinese and Taiwanese on the low end (and increasingly the high end too). When was the last time they created an innovative new product category like the Walkman? Even when they still sell stuff under Japanese brands the assembly is usually done in other Asian countries. When was the last time you bought something that actually said "Made in Japan" other than a car? Even in cars, the Japanese are barely a presence in the emerging electric car market, which again would have been a natural for them at one time.Replies: @YetAnotherAnon, @The Wild Geese Howard, @Anon, @Johann Ricke
“When was the last time you bought something that actually said “Made in Japan” other than a car?”
If Eamonn Fingleton is correct, the Japanese have pretty much cornered the world market in “producer goods”, the things you need to make other goods. Step cutters/lenses for making chips, carbon fibre for plane wings/bodies, computer controlled machine tools, industrial robots, ultra-pure silicon for making chips, miniaturised electric motors, hi-tech batteries. This is from 2012, doubtless things have changed.
Another area is electrolytic capacitors which are used in almost all electronic devices. If you want a reliable device you use Japanese caps.Replies: @Jack D, @Joe Stalin, @JMcG
The death of Japan continues to be this tired meme from the globoblob. Yet Japan continues to excel at the highest end. The death of Japan will only come if it relents to the immigrationists instead of waiting for natural healthy population recovery/stabilization.
In contrast:In America the minoritarian middle men took over and we have a middle man economy. Wall Street is fine investing huge trade deficits for foreigners.
And hey so what if our nation isn't so competent anymore ... there's still money sloshing around, we still live well.Replies: @Art Deco, @J.Ross
It’s as if there’s an anti-White agenda. If you’re at war with a group of people, you don’t really care if your attacks are truth-based, you just want them to work.
The ADL, SPLC, and the Establishment are just proud to be anti-White. How obvious do they have to be?
The root cause of cycling?
Control are important?
Not many. I was about the only student at Rice who biked in (or walked).
I did see (and still do on occasion) black males riding bikes. Often fairly small beat up one speeds. Sometimes with baskets for carrying things. Okay, great, it is cheap transport. Not good in rain, cold or the terrible streets with cracks and potholes, but cheap.
Almost no one back then was in a "riding club."
I've seen more Hispanics on such bikes also. I suspect many are illegal but need to get from A to B.
For blacks some use them to scoot to and from crime scenes like B&E. Young guys.
Ten speed (or more) road biking is an upper middle class or middle class thing. Few women do it though I've known some. Often done in groups or clubs. No reason why blacks can't do that and there is nothing "privileged" about that. I enjoyed it out in the suburbs until it became too dangerous with more traffic, cell phones, and women driving kids to school in SUVs.
I suppose White Privilege is what keeps blacks out of the math and science classes too.Replies: @Hangnail Hans, @ben tillman
The only thing worse for a Brahmin than living in a racist America built by bigoted Whites is not being allowed to immigrate to a racist America built by bigoted Whites.
These people hate you.Replies: @RichardTaylor, @AndrewR, @Anonymous, @Seller, Jr., @JohnnyWalker123, @Charlotte
Step One: Prevent Entry and Settlement in The United States.
Rest is just conversation
I seriously doubt any of the commentariat in this thread is as credentialed as Saucier is. You all should learn your place.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Ghost of Bull Moose, @Hangnail Hans, @Gary in Gramercy, @tyrone, @tyrone, @AceDeuce, @Reg Cæsar, @anon, @anon1azwertfc
Now, there ya’ go! That’s the way proper entertainment-based trolling is done.
Whatever formula it is that you just stole from an American troll, keep using it, S&D.
BTW, my degree has been held up in the mail, and I lost the tracking number. Damn Flu Manchu!
Sounds good to me. By my reckoning, blacks owe us a hell of a lot!
He may be north african, making this separate but equally silly.
You’re asking for logical and grammatical consistency? These in themselves are racist.
To be honest, he doesn’t even really try very hard to hide his agenda behind academic jargon. White people have “power” and “control” and he wants that power and control to be destroyed and what remains to be given to black people instead. Black people should have power and control over the sport of cycling along with power and control over everything else. This is something that even someone with an IQ of 85 could understand.
His template is like a Madlib:
It would also make a pertinent sequel to Animal Farm
I would write it, but am afraid that people, with racism hidden in their hearts, would imagine some sort of race-simian parallel and try to ban it.Replies: @The Wild Geese Howard, @Jonathan Mason, @Buffalo Joe
Meanwhile, YT is simply grillin’ n chillin’ his way straight to the camps.
‘The problem is that the hatred is mostly not reciprocated. Conservative normies think that simply pointing out the hypocrisies or logical fallacies of the Woke is enough. And most of the few people who do get appropriately angry about it do not really understand the roots of the problem or how to fix it.’
Bears repeating. Establishment Conservatism is now as useful as a chocolate teapot. Look at their hysteria wrt MAGA. Please like us, msm. We’ll go along with any crackpot sjw policy so long as you reduce the corporate tax rate from 32% to 31.5%
The White masses are idiots, & the rats know it.
I hate bicyclers. Arrogant rich arseholes everyone of them. Since the Amish decided to be mask free almost from the get, the cyclists showed up in droves to stick their butts up while breathing our fresh air maskless. All the while in their native habitat, they likely were mask Nazis. So I don’t care if the Indians steal biking. They’ll make it a corrupt and incompetent mess like they do everything. I do care we bring them here. This so called Indian variant could have been an excuse for a remote chance of saying no to Indian visas. Sadly the post office cheated us out of that slight possibility.
Off topic: every local post office change their postmaster here in Lancaster County, PA in the spring of 2019. Most are black now. My local one has a really rich AWFL. Always remember the GOP did this.
They are burying the lede here. Fuji still makes bikes? The last time I saw a Fuji bike was in the 1980s. The Japanese continue to do well with cars, but they have lost their once commanding lead in many sectors. Japan is not a competitor in the cell phone market, which at one time would have been a natural for them. Their star has faded in TVs, laptops, tablets, monitors, computer chips, etc. - Japanese brands are not the first names that come to your lips. Cutting edge electronics come from Korea (Samsung, LG) not Japan. The Japanese are having their lunch eaten by the Koreans and Americans (Apple) on the high end and the Chinese and Taiwanese on the low end (and increasingly the high end too). When was the last time they created an innovative new product category like the Walkman? Even when they still sell stuff under Japanese brands the assembly is usually done in other Asian countries. When was the last time you bought something that actually said "Made in Japan" other than a car? Even in cars, the Japanese are barely a presence in the emerging electric car market, which again would have been a natural for them at one time.Replies: @YetAnotherAnon, @The Wild Geese Howard, @Anon, @Johann Ricke
Taiwanese brands like Acer, Asus, and MSI are good, strong values in the computer space.
The threshold for “enough” is much lower when what you are doing has effects on other people’s health. If you want to smoke outdoors and eventually die an early and painful death, that’s up to you. But if you want to smoke inside an airplane and impose your smoke on me, that’s a different story. I don’t want even a LITTLE bit of risk from your smoke. Masks are no different in that regard.
Asians have understood for decades that you wear masks not to protect yourself but as a courtesy to your neighbors. Part of being nice to your neighbors is not spreading your germs on them and making them sick. If there is even a small chance that you might do so, wearing a little surgical mask to protect them is just courtesy – it’s hard to think of something LESS neighborly than making your neighbors sick or killing them.
Maybe the old America would have seen it that way too but when your neighbors are increasingly of a different race, color and religion than you and speak a different language and you get the feeling that they don’t really give a damn about you, your mind doesn’t think about reciprocating but instead you just think about yourself.
In an ideal society, people would not need mandates – they would understand on their own that it’s rude to litter or to smoke in a confined space or to spit on the sidewalk or to go unmasked in a pandemic. Maybe 90% of people understand this already instinctively and don’t need laws to force them to do the right thing. But we don’t live in an ideal society and so we have to have rules (sometimes over broad rules) because there is some minority that refuses to exercise common sense and courtesy and only thinks about themselves.
Toad is probably the most pro-social voice on the interwebs, and you’re lecturing him on ethics. Really?
He’s more concerned about things like this:
https://twitter.com/Kelly_Kries/status/1396660505054433283?s=20
and the credibility spend involved in building your ethical house on such flimsy foundations.Replies: @guest007, @Occasional lurker
Jack, why bless your tiny little heart, if you only had just a smidgen of self awareness . . .
I seriously doubt any of the commentariat in this thread is as credentialed as Saucier is. You all should learn your place.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Ghost of Bull Moose, @Hangnail Hans, @Gary in Gramercy, @tyrone, @tyrone, @AceDeuce, @Reg Cæsar, @anon, @anon1azwertfc
“No sir, I’m a real chef. I’m a saucier.”
“Saucier?”
“Specialize in sauces.”
Blacks like BMX low-rider bikes, though.Replies: @Elli, @Redman, @Ganderson, @JMcG, @Wade Hampton
I used to think that. But every weekend here in Westchester there are 100s of middle aged black men on their long distance bike rides clogging up Route 1.
For some reason it’s become very big in that demographic.
Black academics excel at pantomime, like many higher primates. This sounds like sophisticated writing, but it’s the equivalent of the ‘businessman’ in Shiva Naipaul’s North of South, walking around some African city carrying a briefcase full of magazines.
This is either tokenism or another stretch of business totalitarianism.Replies: @Spect3r, @International Jew
If you go here:
https://www.policebikestore.com/
They still selling Fuji bicycles to police.
And if you go here:
https://www.bicycleretailer.com/industry-news/2020/06/05/fujis-distributor-suspends-sales-police-bikes-north-america#.YKz3NqhKjs0
You can read this:
“A representative from the company said it has begun discussions with police departments and with the International Police Mountain Biking Association, which provides bike training for police officers. The representative said the IPMBA confirmed that they do not advocate using bikes as weapons and does not train officers to do so.
The representative said BikeCo expects to resume sales of police bikes to its dealers at some point after the company has assurances that bikes won’t be used as weapons. The representative declined to comment on whether that assurance would have to come in the form of a sales contract or a less formal assurance. “We’re not ready to comment on that,” the representative told BRAIN.”
So in short, they are still selling them to Police departments.
Also, when was the last time a cop used his bicycle as a weapon???
Since they learned from Antifa.Replies: @Spect3r
It would also make a pertinent sequel to Animal Farm
I would write it, but am afraid that people, with racism hidden in their hearts, would imagine some sort of race-simian parallel and try to ban it.Replies: @The Wild Geese Howard, @Jonathan Mason, @Buffalo Joe
WOK BIKE INSTRUCTIONS LEAFELT.
(Translated from original Chinese by Goggle Translyte.)
“Two wheels good, four wheels bad.” (Mao-Tse Tung.)
Cycling have bad rap on discrimination because traditional bicycles built in two types, the ladies bicycle, and the gentleman’s bicycle that has a crossbar (see diagram).
Bicycle built for two can accommodate many gender, but has been found awkward to operate and involved in many accidents due to backseat driver attempting to steer bike.
To mount man bicycle rider must 1) put foot on pedal, 2) scoot bike forwards, and 3) swing a leg over and place it on the other pedal, which is very unladylike and cannot be done decently wearing a skirt or dress due to exposure of Western lady panties to public view of Western men.
For this reason at Woke Bike we have bike available without crossbar so that leg can be placed on the opposite pedal without elevating it. However frame of lady bike not so strong like man frame.
Format for the seat or saddle does not comfortably accommodate male testicle. We recommend satisfactory for the ride to have the testicles surgically removed before mount Woken Bike for added comfort.
For alternative we have also available unigender folding bike with no crossbar can also be rode by they gender pronoun person with discretion.
(This instruction leaflet is for US export only–please do not autotranslate this sentence into English language.)
Wear helmet.
Have nice day.
Copyright Woke Bikes, Shanghai Industrial Estates Unit 30003. People’s Republic of Middle Kingdom.
This is either tokenism or another stretch of business totalitarianism.Replies: @Spect3r, @International Jew
Let them. Police on bicycles is ridiculous and deeply unserious.
In certain tactical situations, mountain bikes make sense - faster than foot pursuit, can go places where patrol cars can't. But mostly they are good PR or at least were in the BF (Before Floyd) era.
https://i.imgur.com/CsDZyQ4.jpgReplies: @Jonathan Mason, @nebulafox, @Simon Tugmutton
Airport police use Segways on concourses, and bicycles in parking ramps. Whatever works.
Horses are scarier, however.
https://horseaddictdotnet.files.wordpress.com/2017/09/pri_38158887-e1493585153888.jpg?w=1000
https://www.policebikestore.com/
They still selling Fuji bicycles to police.
And if you go here:
https://www.bicycleretailer.com/industry-news/2020/06/05/fujis-distributor-suspends-sales-police-bikes-north-america#.YKz3NqhKjs0
You can read this:
"A representative from the company said it has begun discussions with police departments and with the International Police Mountain Biking Association, which provides bike training for police officers. The representative said the IPMBA confirmed that they do not advocate using bikes as weapons and does not train officers to do so.
The representative said BikeCo expects to resume sales of police bikes to its dealers at some point after the company has assurances that bikes won't be used as weapons. The representative declined to comment on whether that assurance would have to come in the form of a sales contract or a less formal assurance. "We're not ready to comment on that," the representative told BRAIN."
So in short, they are still selling them to Police departments.
Also, when was the last time a cop used his bicycle as a weapon???Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Hangnail Hans, @anon
American cops use bikes as improvised shields to push back rioting mobs.
Many other countries, such as South Korea, have dedicated Riot Squads with lavish equipment, but U.S. police departments often don’t.
Ok, I didn't know that. But still, pushing back riots doesn't make it a "weapon", right?
A "shield" is not a weapon.
We need to have a conversation about cycling.
The paradigm is problematic and needs to be shifted to be more inclusive.
Where's my editorship at BuzzFeed?
In a non-diverse society, it's okay to do what's necessary to suppress rioting. Under multiculturalism, it's no longer permissible.
First they came for the Serious Bike Enthusiasts, but I did not say anything because I was a Model Train Enthusiast.
I take this chance to thank you for your great work, Mr. Steve.
Ok, I didn’t know that. But still, pushing back riots doesn’t make it a “weapon”, right?
A “shield” is not a weapon.
Not only don’t they give a damn about you, most of them frankly want you dead and are actively working any way they can to disenfranchise and dispossess you.
Many [most?] of our current crop of immigrants get underway with this project as soon as they set foot in the USA.
There is a standard form these whinging cretins can fill out. Oh, that’s right, the people concerned aren’t good with forms. White privilege, it is every where. Maybe we should just call it Savoir Faire.
Blacks like BMX low-rider bikes, though.Replies: @Elli, @Redman, @Ganderson, @JMcG, @Wade Hampton
Lacrosse?
But readers should be aware that there were black lacrosse players once upon a time. Jim Brown was not only one of the greatest NFL football players and member of the NFL hall of fame, but he was also an inductee to the Lacrosse Hall of Fame.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfQUJwCo7T8Replies: @Buffalo Joe
https://www.policebikestore.com/
They still selling Fuji bicycles to police.
And if you go here:
https://www.bicycleretailer.com/industry-news/2020/06/05/fujis-distributor-suspends-sales-police-bikes-north-america#.YKz3NqhKjs0
You can read this:
"A representative from the company said it has begun discussions with police departments and with the International Police Mountain Biking Association, which provides bike training for police officers. The representative said the IPMBA confirmed that they do not advocate using bikes as weapons and does not train officers to do so.
The representative said BikeCo expects to resume sales of police bikes to its dealers at some point after the company has assurances that bikes won't be used as weapons. The representative declined to comment on whether that assurance would have to come in the form of a sales contract or a less formal assurance. "We're not ready to comment on that," the representative told BRAIN."
So in short, they are still selling them to Police departments.
Also, when was the last time a cop used his bicycle as a weapon???Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Hangnail Hans, @anon
I’ve seen people using bikes as weapons, but they were definitely not cops.
Actually, bicycle Cops make sense in a couple of ways: where there are huge traffic jams, and in Parks or Beaches where they can’t be expected to outrun every miscreant.
Horses are far better: a higher perch for the cop to see the territory, all-terrain, and intimidating.Replies: @kaganovitch
If Eamonn Fingleton is correct, the Japanese have pretty much cornered the world market in "producer goods", the things you need to make other goods. Step cutters/lenses for making chips, carbon fibre for plane wings/bodies, computer controlled machine tools, industrial robots, ultra-pure silicon for making chips, miniaturised electric motors, hi-tech batteries. This is from 2012, doubtless things have changed.Replies: @Jack D, @Alfa158, @AnotherDad
I think this may just be transitional as Chinese industry gears up. As your country industrializes you import machine tools to fill all the newly built factories. If you are trying to bring your manufacturing industry to world class standards, you import the finest machine tools that money can buy (Japanese ones) so that you can produce goods that are competitive. At some point, either your factories are fully equipped or else one of the industries that you have built is your own domestic machine tool industry and the imports largely cease.
Of course as a high labor cost country, the Japanese have understood that they could no longer compete in most sectors of cheap consumer goods. Either they had to move production to a lower cost Asian country or else they had to abandon the segment completely. Even the Chinese are reaching that point. High value precision goods such as machine tools and jet engines are a natural fit for high labor cost countries. (Machine tools nowadays doesn’t just mean lathes – I use the word in the broadest sense to include things like the production tools used in chip fabs).
But there comes a point where that game gets played out too. The Chinese are sending rockets to Mars and they have 10x the population of Japan. In the late 18th century, King George III sent a trade mission to China because England was having a problem – all of their hard currency (silver and gold) was ending up in China because the English public had a taste for tea and for porcelain cups to serve it in and China was the main producer of both. The goal of the trade mission was to convince the Chinese that the English produced lots of high tech stuff like clocks and steam engines that the Chinese could buy instead of demanding payment only in silver. In response, Emperor Qian Long sent the trade mission home empty handed except for a really snooty letter that said, in effect, “We have no use for any of your shitty little toys. Anything we need we can produce on our own. Go away.” China is rapidly coming to the point where they can write that letter again.
Can’t wait for the cycling jerseys with the Newport or Kool logo printed on it
I seriously doubt any of the commentariat in this thread is as credentialed as Saucier is. You all should learn your place.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Ghost of Bull Moose, @Hangnail Hans, @Gary in Gramercy, @tyrone, @tyrone, @AceDeuce, @Reg Cæsar, @anon, @anon1azwertfc
There are so many sad and pathetic things in your little post that I hardly know where to begin. Even your lame attempt at humor is pathetic.
To Jack D above: couldn’t you have included the opium wars in your analogies?
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/696856/woke-racism-by-john-mcwhorter/
Shockingly that used to be the case, that people with journalism degrees wanted to be writing for Salon but found themselves being a science reporter for Nature or a video game reviewer but wrote like they worked for Salon anyway.
But this case is an example of escalation, this guy doesn’t work for this cycling periodical, he was contracted to write this editorial.
The only way. These guys might sympathize with the Palestinians but they have an Israeli-like attitude of the only way for things to be made right is for everyone to submit completely to them.
And just for fun I proceeded to type ‘racism in x’ into Google.
Golf.
What Golf’s Race Problem Looks Like From the Inside
https://www.si.com/golf/2020/11/13/wendell-haskins-pga-daily-cover
NHL. (This is especially fertile as Canadian national identity has become so watered down that ice hockey has become a fulcrum of it with Indians in particular getting twitchy over it’s expression of Anglo-Canadian community and identity)
Hockey has long been about white machismo. Can the NHL change that?
By Sameer Rao.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2019/mar/12/hockey-nhl-racism-diversity
Is Hockey for Everyone? Confronting Racism in the NHL
https://thehockeywriters.com/nhl-confronting-racism/
Knitting.
On Racism in the Knitting Community
https://knitting.craftgossip.com/on-racism-in-the-knitting-community/2019/01/16/
The knitting community is reckoning with racism
https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2019/2/25/18234950/knitting-racism-instagram-stories
Baseball card collecting. No articles here but at least two published papers on it.
A REINVESTIGATION OF RACIALDISCRIMINATION AND BASEBALL CARDS
https://college.holycross.edu/eej/Volume31/V31N4P537_550.pdf
Racism, racism everywhere: looking inside the hobby of baseball card collecting
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1090952401000286
Video Games.
https://techcrunch.com/2020/06/21/confronting-racial-bias-in-video-games/
Birding.
https://www.birdability.org/racism-in-birding
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/140923-bird-watching-diversity-environment-science
And on and on…
Like hobbyists.
Having bike police is an appealing recruiting tool to depts. seeking physically fit young men and it is good PR – it counter the stereotype that the cops are lard asses who sit in their patrol cars and eat donuts all day, sealed off from the people they police . The bike officer is not sealed in a shell – he is visible and able to interact with the public. But neither is he a “flatfoot” walking a beat. He is mobile and can respond in seconds to an incident a few blocks away.
In certain tactical situations, mountain bikes make sense – faster than foot pursuit, can go places where patrol cars can’t. But mostly they are good PR or at least were in the BF (Before Floyd) era.
They are burying the lede here. Fuji still makes bikes? The last time I saw a Fuji bike was in the 1980s. The Japanese continue to do well with cars, but they have lost their once commanding lead in many sectors. Japan is not a competitor in the cell phone market, which at one time would have been a natural for them. Their star has faded in TVs, laptops, tablets, monitors, computer chips, etc. - Japanese brands are not the first names that come to your lips. Cutting edge electronics come from Korea (Samsung, LG) not Japan. The Japanese are having their lunch eaten by the Koreans and Americans (Apple) on the high end and the Chinese and Taiwanese on the low end (and increasingly the high end too). When was the last time they created an innovative new product category like the Walkman? Even when they still sell stuff under Japanese brands the assembly is usually done in other Asian countries. When was the last time you bought something that actually said "Made in Japan" other than a car? Even in cars, the Japanese are barely a presence in the emerging electric car market, which again would have been a natural for them at one time.Replies: @YetAnotherAnon, @The Wild Geese Howard, @Anon, @Johann Ricke
The Japanese have pretty much cornered the market in bicycle components in Shimano. They pushed out Italian Campagnolo in the high end. American SRAM and Taiwanese Mircoshift have good size market share but Shimano dominates top to bottom. Japan inc is doing quite well.
https://www.bucknell.edu/fac-staff/p-khalil-saucier
lmao at this guy pretending to be non-white
But this case is an example of escalation, this guy doesn't work for this cycling periodical, he was contracted to write this editorial.The only way. These guys might sympathize with the Palestinians but they have an Israeli-like attitude of the only way for things to be made right is for everyone to submit completely to them.
And just for fun I proceeded to type 'racism in x' into Google.
Golf.
What Golf's Race Problem Looks Like From the Inside
https://www.si.com/golf/2020/11/13/wendell-haskins-pga-daily-cover
NHL. (This is especially fertile as Canadian national identity has become so watered down that ice hockey has become a fulcrum of it with Indians in particular getting twitchy over it's expression of Anglo-Canadian community and identity)
Hockey has long been about white machismo. Can the NHL change that?
By Sameer Rao.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2019/mar/12/hockey-nhl-racism-diversity
Is Hockey for Everyone? Confronting Racism in the NHL
https://thehockeywriters.com/nhl-confronting-racism/
Knitting.
On Racism in the Knitting Community
https://knitting.craftgossip.com/on-racism-in-the-knitting-community/2019/01/16/
The knitting community is reckoning with racism
https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2019/2/25/18234950/knitting-racism-instagram-stories
Baseball card collecting. No articles here but at least two published papers on it.
A REINVESTIGATION OF RACIALDISCRIMINATION AND BASEBALL CARDS
https://college.holycross.edu/eej/Volume31/V31N4P537_550.pdf
Racism, racism everywhere: looking inside the hobby of baseball card collecting
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1090952401000286
Video Games.
https://techcrunch.com/2020/06/21/confronting-racial-bias-in-video-games/
Birding.
https://www.birdability.org/racism-in-birding
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/140923-bird-watching-diversity-environment-science
And on and on...Replies: @Jack D, @Desiderius
It was so unsporting of the Israelis to respond to thousands of rockets being shot toward their civilian population. If they were fair minded, they would have responded only with equal force – everyone knows that rule of warfare, right? In fact, since the Israelis have Iron Dome and Hamas doesn’t and Iron Dome shoots down 90% of Hamas rockets, they should have only shot back 10% as many shitty rockets. It would be hard for the Israelis to produce such shitty rockets without technical assistance from Iran but if they tried really hard they could get down to Arab levels of shittiness – maybe they could hire their blind and handicapped population to be welders and so on and use their mentally retarded as rocket designers. Of course, sending unguided missiles onto a civilian population would have been a war crime if the Israelis did it, but brown people have no agency (they can only be victims) so they can’t commit war crimes.
Israel is a serious place. They insist on hard borders and enforcing them with military force if challenged. They have a strong clear sense of their majority people and culture. And they don't take shit from a whiny truculent minority.
Thank goodness American Jews patriotically work for and support those principles here in the USA.Replies: @Jack D
There’s a lot to unpack here.
We need to have a conversation about cycling.
The paradigm is problematic and needs to be shifted to be more inclusive.
Where’s my editorship at BuzzFeed?
The conversation isn’t about your jewish neuroticism, jack.
Bery good.
Bicycle cops are useful on densely packed bike paths like Venice Beach and the Chicago Lakefront. Cop cars with their lights on to clear the way can be a necessity on bike paths, but they are unpleasant.
Back in the early 1980s, LAPD on Venice Beach rode giant tricycles, like Henry Louis Gates on Martha’s Vineyard. My 1981 idea for a poster for a proto-Lethal Weapon buddy cop movie: “Black or white, they both ride trikes!”
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/11/13/article-1227122-072F5D7C000005DC-491_468x383.jpgIn this article the Daily Mail described how London police had been issued a 93-page manual on how to ride a bike. The weighty instruction manual covers matters like how to turn, balance, stop and get off the bike safely. Not as easy as falling off a bike, apparently, which requires no training.https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1227122/Police-93-page-guide-ride-bike.html
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/cimg/www.hdforums.com/1600x900_85-1/713/1-243713.jpgReplies: @Reg Cæsar
https://i.imgur.com/eo1iH4Q.jpg?1Replies: @Charon, @black sea, @notsaying, @Alfa158, @Known Fact, @Paleo Liberal, @Forbes, @415 reasons, @anonymous
You mean he’s real!?
I thought that Steve invents some of these Sailerbait extracts and that lately he has been doing a P.G. Wodehouse using wacky names like P. Khalil Saucier and last week’s Amanda Mangeser Savage.
I guess that’s why we call the times we live in Clownworld.
https://i.imgur.com/eo1iH4Q.jpg?1Replies: @Charon, @black sea, @notsaying, @Alfa158, @Known Fact, @Paleo Liberal, @Forbes, @415 reasons, @anonymous
Bet his parents were big Khalil Gibran fans — he was hot around the same time as Cat Stevens
https://www.domegaia.com/our-team.html
https://www.domegaia.com/uploads/1/6/9/5/16958362/editor/201207-014.jpg?1610596239
https://www.domegaia.com/uploads/1/6/9/5/16958362/editor/domehome.jpg?1535189030Replies: @photondancer
“Saucier?”
“Specialize in sauces.”Replies: @black sea, @The Wild Geese Howard, @Gary in Gramercy
“S&D was wrapped too tight for Vietnam; probably wrapped too tight for New Orleans.”
If they came for knitting, you knew they’d be coming for cycling pretty soon. BTW have there actually been any incidents of cops on bikes shooting blacks?
lmao at this guy pretending to be non-whiteReplies: @Steve Sailer
He looks like the he-man with the giant chin in the alt-right memes.
You really think we don’t already understand all that? You see some argument on the boob tube and run with it without ever engaging your brain.
Toad is probably the most pro-social voice on the interwebs, and you’re lecturing him on ethics. Really?
He’s more concerned about things like this:
and the credibility spend involved in building your ethical house on such flimsy foundations.
The idea is that if everyone is wearing a good mask that there are fewer aerosol droplets in the air and that one is breathing in fewer of them.
It is odd how many Covid-19 truthers have decided that 100 years of industrial hygiene is incorrect. But then again, the Covid-19 truthers have all decide that 125 years of public health is worthless.Replies: @Desiderius, @Desiderius, @J.Ross
Real-life epidemiological effects are much harder to measure because there are so many other factors, but about the physical feasibility of reducing viral spread via surgical masks (as a more acceptable alternative for most people to highly effective sealed FFP3 masks plus other pro protective gear) there is no doubt. Even the critical studies concede that.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0843-2#change-history
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33087517/Replies: @Desiderius
Almost all of the discussions regarding antiracism, African-American studies, and most other progressive issues is meant to confuse and obfuscate rather than clarify.
Look at the term “Person of Color” that leave it to the listener to figure out who is included and who is not. Look at how sometime POC includes Asians and other times it does not. The same for Latinos. The only certainty is that when someone is using the term POC, blacks are included in the discussion.
https://i.imgur.com/eo1iH4Q.jpg?1Replies: @Charon, @black sea, @notsaying, @Alfa158, @Known Fact, @Paleo Liberal, @Forbes, @415 reasons, @anonymous
Many years ago I worked with a fellow of South Asian descent whose family had previously lived in East Africa. At one point it was fashionable to kick South Asians out of East Africa, since they had about the same role there that Jews had in Europe or Chinese in SE Asia or Igbo in West Africa. I think it was Idi Amin who led the kick-out-the-Indians craze.
After the family was kicked out of Africa, the paterfamilias went into academia. He wound up as the chairman of the Africana Studies Department at Dontrememberthename University. Apparently the other professors in the department, all or most black Americans, were very unhappy with someone of South Asian descent being the chair instead of someone with African descent. The irony being that the chair was the ONLY one in the department who had actually lived in Africa.
Toad is probably the most pro-social voice on the interwebs, and you’re lecturing him on ethics. Really?
He’s more concerned about things like this:
https://twitter.com/Kelly_Kries/status/1396660505054433283?s=20
and the credibility spend involved in building your ethical house on such flimsy foundations.Replies: @guest007, @Occasional lurker
The issue is that the virus does not float around by itself but is being carried on a aerosol droplet that is much bigger than the virus. Usually the droplet has many viruses in each aerosol droplet from an infected person. A surgical or procedure mask that many people are wearing provides a protection factor of greater than 3 as compared to not wearing a mask.
The idea is that if everyone is wearing a good mask that there are fewer aerosol droplets in the air and that one is breathing in fewer of them.
It is odd how many Covid-19 truthers have decided that 100 years of industrial hygiene is incorrect. But then again, the Covid-19 truthers have all decide that 125 years of public health is worthless.
Underpants gnomes in awe.
(b) If you’ve got the facts pound the facts. Why are you pounding the table? Shitty rulers and shitty lawyers.Replies: @guest007, @anon
This is one theory of what happened/is happening that aligns with yours. But however much I'm sympathetic with both sides outlined here, and I am, this isn't what I saw happen. I was masking in January 2020 and continued to indoors outside the home due to uncertainty about ventilation. What I didn't see is the p-levels necessary for mandates in any of the science given the scandalously ignored trade-offs involved. And I very much looked since I was biased in your direction.
That's what the guy Toad is responding to is talking about. But you can't avoid the condescension catnip. And I get that. Virtue signaling is the lifeblood of civilization. The deconstruction of virtue on the part of the Unruling Class has left you grasping at straws.
The only thing worse for a Brahmin than living in a racist America built by bigoted Whites is not being allowed to immigrate to a racist America built by bigoted Whites.
These people hate you.Replies: @RichardTaylor, @AndrewR, @Anonymous, @Seller, Jr., @JohnnyWalker123, @Charlotte
P. Khalil Saucier = Race Pill Haikus
This is a tremendous opportunity to inject some color into a White industry that rakes in billions and billions. I don't know how they've gone unscathed. The biggest scandal they've had is Justin Thomas uttering "Faggot" when he missed a short putt, the utterance being picked up by a microphone in the cup he was putting to. Idiot. I think he pretended to go to counseling to figure out what is so disgusting about fags that he would say such a thing. A hole is a hole after all, right?
But The Tour is Whiter than the Whitest redneck country clubs even. I mean, when are THEY going to pay?Replies: @Anon, @Jack D
Blacks don’t want to be caddies. It is, after all, a subservient position, and they’d have to stand still and shut up for long lengths of time, which goes against the black temperament.
But this case is an example of escalation, this guy doesn't work for this cycling periodical, he was contracted to write this editorial.The only way. These guys might sympathize with the Palestinians but they have an Israeli-like attitude of the only way for things to be made right is for everyone to submit completely to them.
And just for fun I proceeded to type 'racism in x' into Google.
Golf.
What Golf's Race Problem Looks Like From the Inside
https://www.si.com/golf/2020/11/13/wendell-haskins-pga-daily-cover
NHL. (This is especially fertile as Canadian national identity has become so watered down that ice hockey has become a fulcrum of it with Indians in particular getting twitchy over it's expression of Anglo-Canadian community and identity)
Hockey has long been about white machismo. Can the NHL change that?
By Sameer Rao.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2019/mar/12/hockey-nhl-racism-diversity
Is Hockey for Everyone? Confronting Racism in the NHL
https://thehockeywriters.com/nhl-confronting-racism/
Knitting.
On Racism in the Knitting Community
https://knitting.craftgossip.com/on-racism-in-the-knitting-community/2019/01/16/
The knitting community is reckoning with racism
https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2019/2/25/18234950/knitting-racism-instagram-stories
Baseball card collecting. No articles here but at least two published papers on it.
A REINVESTIGATION OF RACIALDISCRIMINATION AND BASEBALL CARDS
https://college.holycross.edu/eej/Volume31/V31N4P537_550.pdf
Racism, racism everywhere: looking inside the hobby of baseball card collecting
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1090952401000286
Video Games.
https://techcrunch.com/2020/06/21/confronting-racial-bias-in-video-games/
Birding.
https://www.birdability.org/racism-in-birding
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/140923-bird-watching-diversity-environment-science
And on and on...Replies: @Jack D, @Desiderius
Wokelism is imitation social engagement for people who don’t really want to be socially engaged but want to give at the office.
Like hobbyists.
If Eamonn Fingleton is correct, the Japanese have pretty much cornered the world market in "producer goods", the things you need to make other goods. Step cutters/lenses for making chips, carbon fibre for plane wings/bodies, computer controlled machine tools, industrial robots, ultra-pure silicon for making chips, miniaturised electric motors, hi-tech batteries. This is from 2012, doubtless things have changed.Replies: @Jack D, @Alfa158, @AnotherDad
A few years again I was surprised to discover that the steel used in electrical transformers worldwide comes almost exclusively from a single Japanese steel manufacturer who has mastered the precise crystalline structure that ekes out the crucial last bit of magnetic efficiency. The electrical power systems for the data server farms that store and route data for the World Wide Web are dependent on this one manufacturer.
Another area is electrolytic capacitors which are used in almost all electronic devices. If you want a reliable device you use Japanese caps.
One time the US manufacturer came to a place that made ferro-resonant transformers for home kitchen appliances. He left empty-handed when he was told they used cold-rolled steel laminations for the cores and there was no way in hell they were going to increase the price to the OEMs.
Robin Diangelo who is academic expert top tier race has one page handout which explains EVERYTHING we need to know. It’s bullet list format and it is short enough that you could fit it on a 3X5 card with a small font or even post it into one of these unz.com comment text boxes which I will not do today but perhaps next time.
https://robindiangelo.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Anti-racism-handout-1-page-2016.pdf
You could even make copies cheap and give them to family and friends and co-workers. Chick tracts for the 21st century.
It's past time for anti-racism to get beyond "trite euphemisms". The problem is of course that there is absolutely nothing to anti-racism other than "trite euphemisms".
The root cause here is not a failure of DIE or a lack of other content-free buzzwords. The root cause is that black men think those spandex shorts look gay. And they are not wrong.Replies: @JohnnyWalker123, @Buffalo Joe
Gay shorts didn’t stop them from playing in the NBA.
My advice to a woman who is turning to online matchmaking sites to find a mate: Disqualify any man whose photo shows him posed with his bicycle, and wearing spandex. (or with his cat?).
OT: AOC is in therapy for ‘trauma,’ after protestors invaded. But according to the reports, she wasn’t even in the same building that got invaded. One of her fellow squad members recommended the psychotherapy, which means that even they recognize that AOC is a nutjob who needs a shrink. AOC claims that because of the invasion, she was ‘in war’ just like a combat fighter. This is the equivalent of Hillary Clinton claiming she got shot at by Bosnian sniper fire. I wonder how long this kook will have followers if she keeps these antics up. At some point, she’s going to embarrass them.
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/05/24/aoc-says-shes-therapy-capitol-riot-lawmakers-effectively-served-war/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&fbclid=IwAR0lLap3N315XxAhi0qdZZfYD1LZpJ853H00fEIfNNIxSwZutlsDVymyl1U
Looks like Reg Caeser is out of a job.
The only thing worse for a Brahmin than living in a racist America built by bigoted Whites is not being allowed to immigrate to a racist America built by bigoted Whites.
These people hate you.Replies: @RichardTaylor, @AndrewR, @Anonymous, @Seller, Jr., @JohnnyWalker123, @Charlotte
Saucier is French.
No Brahmin ever had a jaw like that.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ifoN_vDtgiQ
Blacks like BMX low-rider bikes, though.Replies: @Elli, @Redman, @Ganderson, @JMcG, @Wade Hampton
Rowing. Rugby, at least in the US.
The Opium Wars were a (partial) response to the Chinese rebuff. Opium was one Western import that was in demand from the Chinese public but the Chinese government kept interfering with the drug trade until the British government forced them not to. (The other response was to steal the Chinese tea production trade secrets and begin growing tea in India. The British never did figure out how to produce Chinese type porcelain but they came close by adding ground up cow bones to the clay and printing on decals of Chinese looking scenery (“Blue Willow”)).
Now that the Chinese have nukes, I don’t think that the West is going to be able to solve the current balance of payments problem with another Opium War.
https://www.scmp.com/magazines/post-magazine/short-reads/article/3079019/imperial-china-opium-was-not-only-drug-choice
Prior to opium's introduction around the time of Muhammad, the Chinese narcotic of choice was considerably more noxious:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold-Food_Powder
The real Chinese objection to opium was that it was imported, and having a deleterious influence on the Chinese economy, due to the huge trade imbalances that resulted. They figured out pretty quickly how to cultivate the superior Indian variant in China, and those imbalances went away. Amusingly enough, while it was still a rebel force, the Chinese Communist Party got a good chunk of its operating revenues from the opium trade.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_opium_in_China#Republican_China
The Wikipedia article stints on that aspect, but dead tree sources indicate that opium was integral to the revenues of all parties to the various wars fought in China.Replies: @China Japan and Korea Bromance of Three Kingdoms
The ADL, SPLC, and the Establishment are just proud to be anti-White. How obvious do they have to be?Replies: @Johann Ricke
It incorporates anti-white, but is broadly anti- anyone who isn’t a black criminal. In addition to whites and non-criminal blacks, the Hispanics and Orientals living in the cities are the principal victims of the crime wave unleashed by black legal impunity. Ultimately, the cycle has to play out. When crime increases to a level that makes independents uncomfortable, we might get a swing back in the other direction. It has happened before. Uber-liberal Biden voted for extended prison terms for drug felons, despite decades of liberal indoctrination about root causes (i.e. evil white men).
“Saucier?”
“Specialize in sauces.”Replies: @black sea, @The Wild Geese Howard, @Gary in Gramercy
“Never get off the boat.”
They are burying the lede here. Fuji still makes bikes? The last time I saw a Fuji bike was in the 1980s. The Japanese continue to do well with cars, but they have lost their once commanding lead in many sectors. Japan is not a competitor in the cell phone market, which at one time would have been a natural for them. Their star has faded in TVs, laptops, tablets, monitors, computer chips, etc. - Japanese brands are not the first names that come to your lips. Cutting edge electronics come from Korea (Samsung, LG) not Japan. The Japanese are having their lunch eaten by the Koreans and Americans (Apple) on the high end and the Chinese and Taiwanese on the low end (and increasingly the high end too). When was the last time they created an innovative new product category like the Walkman? Even when they still sell stuff under Japanese brands the assembly is usually done in other Asian countries. When was the last time you bought something that actually said "Made in Japan" other than a car? Even in cars, the Japanese are barely a presence in the emerging electric car market, which again would have been a natural for them at one time.Replies: @YetAnotherAnon, @The Wild Geese Howard, @Anon, @Johann Ricke
LG just pulled out of the mobile phone market. Ten Little Indians comes to mind. Of course, if India ever gets off its butt in manufacturing, this might be an ironic reference.
Another area is electrolytic capacitors which are used in almost all electronic devices. If you want a reliable device you use Japanese caps.Replies: @Jack D, @Joe Stalin, @JMcG
The Chinese can and will counterfeit anything, big or small, from spark plugs to jet engine parts. (If there is a really good deal on NHK spark plugs on ebay, they are probably Chinese fakes.) Recently I bought a tire pressure sensor on ebay (knowing that it was fake but functional) and it looked identical to a real one but instead of being labeled “CHRYSLER” it was labeled “CHYBSLER” – hilarious. So don’t buy your “Japanese caps” from the lowest priced Amazon seller with a million fake positive reviews, get them from a reputable electronics distributor (and even then fakes leak into the channel). Some of the Chinese fakes are so bad that they don’t even fill the caps with electrolyte so they don’t function as caps at all. But the good news is that they can’t leak! They also make circuit breakers without the breaker part – very safe!
I bought and advocated for a Chinese product, an illustration of Oriental creativity since had there been an American-branded one I'd have preferred that. They were cordless headphones relying not on bluetooth or wifi but on a little removable memory chip. It worked perfectly (except no AM radio, and song selection was wierdly clumsy, just searching one at a time -- it would be worth the added space to have one or two more buttons), until its efficiency and practicality angered the hundred year old plumbing directly over its compact cordless body. I immediately bought a replacement because this was a good product and there's no American one. This one should be identical to the swimmer but its controls are appallingly badly configured. Randomly, the nice Young Pioneer's voice lets you know that the battery is low or that the headphones are powering off. Once you learn to ignore this you can enjoy hours of music.
I had a Cannondale mountain bike with all SRAM components a few years ago.
I was surprised how good it was compared to similarly priced Shimano components.
I don’t know anything about black entry into cycling, but I know a bit about black entry into surfing. Maybe it’s a useful analogy. Black surfers have reported that whites will ask them how’s the wave break over there, or what board are you using — they don’t notice or care about their race. By contrast, blacks will denounce them — “what are you doing with a surfboard?!”
Actually, the country clubs used to require the players to use club caddies, most of them black. These days, a caddy makes 10% of the player’s prize, pushing over $200,000 dollars. For a weeks’ work. Somewhere there must be blacks willing to show up, keep up and shut up.
The idea is that if everyone is wearing a good mask that there are fewer aerosol droplets in the air and that one is breathing in fewer of them.
It is odd how many Covid-19 truthers have decided that 100 years of industrial hygiene is incorrect. But then again, the Covid-19 truthers have all decide that 125 years of public health is worthless.Replies: @Desiderius, @Desiderius, @J.Ross
(a) Go fuck yourself. If you were trying you couldn’t be a worse ruling class. Seriously. Insulting your most capable and conscientious citizens and making truth a dirty word.
Underpants gnomes in awe.
(b) If you’ve got the facts pound the facts. Why are you pounding the table? Shitty rulers and shitty lawyers.
I’m not the one who introduced extraneous references to Israel into this conversation.
https://mockup-api.teespring.com/v3/image/BfDggemiHXPk8nE3fPNXJ8qqV6c/800/800.jpg
The guy could have passed for Jewish.Replies: @Prof. Woland
I seriously doubt any of the commentariat in this thread is as credentialed as Saucier is. You all should learn your place.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Ghost of Bull Moose, @Hangnail Hans, @Gary in Gramercy, @tyrone, @tyrone, @AceDeuce, @Reg Cæsar, @anon, @anon1azwertfc
Violating the Rule of Unger, I assume this post was made in jest. However, in the event it was made in all academic solemnity, I am compelled to point out that many people — not only the unlettered, and not without justification — believe Ph.D. stands for “piled high, and deep.”
That article linked to an even more staggeringly stupid article by an obese black maybe-woman who, despite no qualifications and little interest in bicycling, landed the top job at an LA bicycling advocacy group:
https://www.bicycling.com/culture/a32783551/cycling-talk-fight-racism/
Such groups usually concern themselves with such things as bike lanes and bike access to bridges, but this person decided that job 1 has to be combatting whiteness.
The shirt says "I can't breathe" so probably a bad idea for her to get on that bike.
Also very useful in many historic city centers that have now been pedestrianized, allowing swift movement from the local cop-ship to the scene of the crime with no risk of incurring a parking ticket. Not to mention on university campuses, parks and monuments, transportation hubs, docks, etc.
Even the police guarding Boris Johnson at #10 Downing Street are on two wheels. Just think if the Capitol Police had bikes on January 6th, someone could have ridden over to the White House to ask for help.
(You would think they could have placed a bike rack outside the PM’s residence.)
In this article the Daily Mail described how London police had been issued a 93-page manual on how to ride a bike. The weighty instruction manual covers matters like how to turn, balance, stop and get off the bike safely. Not as easy as falling off a bike, apparently, which requires no training.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1227122/Police-93-page-guide-ride-bike.html
Should the US have responded to the Israeli attack on the USS Liberty with equal force? Israel’s actions towards the Palestinians have been indefensible for decades now.
They're perfectly defensible. Local bosses, the characters out of the UNRWA camps, and random Egyptians like Said and Arafat have five distinct opportunities to improve their situation over the last 50 years and they passed on two and sabotaged three. The situation as is is what they've preferred over feasible alternatives. If they wanted something better, they'd have crafted a set of political goals which were not premised on the notion that the Jews were prostrate at their feet.Replies: @Jack D
I hear endless prattle about the USS Liberty - she's like the Emmett Till of the anti-Semites. Why don't you ever talk about the Point Welcome?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USCGC_Point_Welcome_(WPB-82329)#Friendly_fire
Whatever Israelis "indefensible" actions are, they don't excuse intentionally targeting civilian areas with unguided rockets - this is clearly a war crime. Let me know when the ICC put Haniyeh and Mashal on trial for war crimes.Replies: @Johann Ricke, @donut, @Dube
The idea is that if everyone is wearing a good mask that there are fewer aerosol droplets in the air and that one is breathing in fewer of them.
It is odd how many Covid-19 truthers have decided that 100 years of industrial hygiene is incorrect. But then again, the Covid-19 truthers have all decide that 125 years of public health is worthless.Replies: @Desiderius, @Desiderius, @J.Ross
This is one theory of what happened/is happening that aligns with yours. But however much I’m sympathetic with both sides outlined here, and I am, this isn’t what I saw happen. I was masking in January 2020 and continued to indoors outside the home due to uncertainty about ventilation. What I didn’t see is the p-levels necessary for mandates in any of the science given the scandalously ignored trade-offs involved. And I very much looked since I was biased in your direction.
That’s what the guy Toad is responding to is talking about. But you can’t avoid the condescension catnip. And I get that. Virtue signaling is the lifeblood of civilization. The deconstruction of virtue on the part of the Unruling Class has left you grasping at straws.
Another area is electrolytic capacitors which are used in almost all electronic devices. If you want a reliable device you use Japanese caps.Replies: @Jack D, @Joe Stalin, @JMcG
That used to be US technology from many decades back; spraying the melted material onto a spinning mandrel that fast cooled the material to form continuous strips that could be used used for tape-wound transformer cores. Useful if you are consuming large quantities of electrical power.
One time the US manufacturer came to a place that made ferro-resonant transformers for home kitchen appliances. He left empty-handed when he was told they used cold-rolled steel laminations for the cores and there was no way in hell they were going to increase the price to the OEMs.
Another area is electrolytic capacitors which are used in almost all electronic devices. If you want a reliable device you use Japanese caps.Replies: @Jack D, @Joe Stalin, @JMcG
My HVAC guy will only use US made capacitors. I have a couple of spares in my garage now. They are increasingly counterfeited by the Chinese though, like everything else in the world.
ETHNOSTATE! PLEASE!
So much of the nonsense these days reminds me of Monty Python stuff from years ago.
Bicycles as (cop) weapons. Monty Python had Self Defense Against Fresh Fruit:
WWT of course recapitulates Stanley Becoming Loretta:
What have whites ever done for “us”? NOTHING GOOD! Well, except for about a trillion things…
Plenty of scientific “authorities” are sounding as silly as Sir Bedemere, and as with Sir Bedemere, it’s all about deciding who is a witch:
The N-word has become Jehovah:
I’ve probably missed plenty of other examples.
I think we need to recycle the rhetoric of the helpless BIPOCs at Juilliard Drama Division.
Frankly, bicycles are “almost completely Eurocentric,” and I am “silenced, broken, and limited” by bike lanes. Bike paths force me to “sacrifice [my] physical and mental health every day” in this city.
And that is to say nothing about “bike Nazis.” You know who I mean.
@4 Charon: tl;dr: Fugly craves some attention.
Back in the old days, CPD actually had Harley-Davidson “trikes.”
https://stretchlimochicago.com/images/3-maps/Milwaukee-wi-chicago.png
@52 Jack D: ” . . . because there is some minority that refuses to exercise common sense and courtesy and only thinks about themselves.”
Jack, why bless your tiny little heart, if you only had just a smidgen of self awareness . . .
What we refer to as “The Narrative” is the Dead Parrot sketch shopkeeper IRL.
Bears repeating. Establishment Conservatism is now as useful as a chocolate teapot. Look at their hysteria wrt MAGA. Please like us, msm. We'll go along with any crackpot sjw policy so long as you reduce the corporate tax rate from 32% to 31.5%
The White masses are idiots, & the rats know it.Replies: @AndrewR
MAGA is cucked af too. I’m rapidly reaching the opinion that whites do deserve what’s happening us. But unlike leftists who want us gone due to our alleged intrinsic evil, I think the problem is (obviously) our intrinsic softness and individualism relative to other groups. Jews and blacks are unafraid to be openly genocidal. Why aren’t we?
https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn-img-1.wanelo.com%2Fp%2F936%2F567%2F119%2F9bc742d1215f09bbe949911%2Fx354-q80.jpg&f=1&nofb=1
There is a website that generates Daily Mail headlines. It should be easy to make an equivalent for NYT/Vox/Buzzfeed (if it still exists).
http://www.qwghlm.co.uk/toys/dailymail/
bald man telling us about roots
The idea is that if everyone is wearing a good mask that there are fewer aerosol droplets in the air and that one is breathing in fewer of them.
It is odd how many Covid-19 truthers have decided that 100 years of industrial hygiene is incorrect. But then again, the Covid-19 truthers have all decide that 125 years of public health is worthless.Replies: @Desiderius, @Desiderius, @J.Ross
It is odd that you think MIT is the Stanford Institute.
Gandhi could be Gandhi because he was dealing with Anglos–even if they were nasty imperialist Anglos. They just kept pitching him in prison for something or another with one hand while negotiating with the other hand. The Japanese would have just sliced and diced him if he wasn’t on board with their “Co-Prosperity”.
America’s generic white people are not dealing with some WASPy American ruling class with traditional American instincts and mores. We’re dealing with much more tribal people who now–most unfortunately–have the whip hand. Even basic American rule-of-law is now in the blender.
No. White people are going to have insist–and be willing to fight–if we are to survive.
https://portal.research.lu.se/ws/files/4571404/3128707.pdfhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/India%E2%80%93Taiwan_relations
CCP doesn’t trash Chiang these days, but this story hardly gets told in Sinosphere. Rana Mitter’s Forgotten Ally covers it well.
But yeah, the point is that Indian Independence was not achieved by being peaceniks. Demonstrating force against IJA and Bose's Azad Hind having I would say the decisive role.
Opium wasn’t novel to the Chinese experience, having being introduced to the empire 1000 years prior.
https://www.scmp.com/magazines/post-magazine/short-reads/article/3079019/imperial-china-opium-was-not-only-drug-choice
Prior to opium’s introduction around the time of Muhammad, the Chinese narcotic of choice was considerably more noxious:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold-Food_Powder
The real Chinese objection to opium was that it was imported, and having a deleterious influence on the Chinese economy, due to the huge trade imbalances that resulted. They figured out pretty quickly how to cultivate the superior Indian variant in China, and those imbalances went away. Amusingly enough, while it was still a rebel force, the Chinese Communist Party got a good chunk of its operating revenues from the opium trade.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_opium_in_China#Republican_China
The Wikipedia article stints on that aspect, but dead tree sources indicate that opium was integral to the revenues of all parties to the various wars fought in China.
This is similar to Japanese—https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_opium_policy_in_Taiwan_(1895%E2%80%931945)#Japanese_views_on_opium
One Serbian professor composed a little table where you could generate your own (local equivalent) of woke kvetching.
It triggered some major butthurt, revealing that despite not being as overt as in the west, the woke subhumans are indeed deeply rooted in society.
And quality control is still all over the place: one works fine, the next can’t figure out how “on” works.
I bought and advocated for a Chinese product, an illustration of Oriental creativity since had there been an American-branded one I’d have preferred that. They were cordless headphones relying not on bluetooth or wifi but on a little removable memory chip. It worked perfectly (except no AM radio, and song selection was wierdly clumsy, just searching one at a time — it would be worth the added space to have one or two more buttons), until its efficiency and practicality angered the hundred year old plumbing directly over its compact cordless body. I immediately bought a replacement because this was a good product and there’s no American one. This one should be identical to the swimmer but its controls are appallingly badly configured. Randomly, the nice Young Pioneer’s voice lets you know that the battery is low or that the headphones are powering off. Once you learn to ignore this you can enjoy hours of music.
That picture should be captioned “Well, LLLLLLLLLLLLLadies?”
I noticed years ago that people who everywhere else are called “cyclists” in NYC called themselves “bikers” as if they rode Harleys.
“These people will only respect naked force. Having a Ghandi figure, in conjunction with other measures, might help a bit but it’s hardly necessary.”
As I’m sure every Unz-man knows, Gandhi’s strategy only worked “a bit” at all because of the well-known Anglo Saxon desire to be thought morally good (What pushed the Brits into leaving was post-war dissolution of the Empire). Against a Stalin or Mao, he and his merry band would have simply been exterminated. Our enemies take their cues from those guys.
BTW didn’t we have a whole thread on spelling Gandhi? Why can’t spellcheck take care of that?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Article
Checked his bio and information is suspiciously sparse. He doesn’t list his undergraduate institution. I’m thinking he’s part Lebanese Catholic, part regular white American, possibly from the Gulf Coast. Alternatively he could be a combination of Quebecois and North African, from either New England or Canada. Saucier is a pretty unusual last name found solely among French Canadians and whites on the Gulf Coast, I haven’t seen it elsewhere, Wikipedia corroborates that. What does the “p” stand for before Khalil? Likely something fairly ordinary like Peter or Paul.
He’s probably capitalizing on the vaguely exotic combination of MENA ancestry and his Acadian surname. Maybe he’s trying to pass as a Creole.
America's generic white people are not dealing with some WASPy American ruling class with traditional American instincts and mores. We're dealing with much more tribal people who now--most unfortunately--have the whip hand. Even basic American rule-of-law is now in the blender.
No. White people are going to have insist--and be willing to fight--if we are to survive.Replies: @AndrewR, @China Japan and Korea Bromance of Three Kingdoms
Indeed that is my point. Gandhi’s strategy worked for his context. He exploited the Anglo softness that is certainly an admirable trait in a hegemon, but is suicidal in a group that is not hegemonic. And in our case, we aren’t even mostly-hegemonic, no matter how malicious the allegations of our enemies get. It might be true that whites (even excluding Jews) are the majority of CEOs, etc. But a group obviously cannot be hegemonic if the majority of its people (and elites) are willing to sell their own people out to people who want them dead.
Jack, i know, i know.
Israel is a serious place. They insist on hard borders and enforcing them with military force if challenged. They have a strong clear sense of their majority people and culture. And they don’t take shit from a whiny truculent minority.
Thank goodness American Jews patriotically work for and support those principles here in the USA.
Exactly. If Saucier wants to directly fight whiteness in sports, he himself should simply not indulge in biking.
A history of Africans at the Tour de France
http://www.cyclingnews.com/features/a-history-of-africans-at-the-tour-de-france
(Yeah, I know and agree that he's not African...)
Born Steven Demetre Georgiou, to Greek Cypriot (Orthodox Christian) father and Swedish (Baptist) mother, adopted the name Yusuf Islam after converting to Islam in 1977.
Paul Khalil Saucier, setting aside the lunatic content of his views, is a smart and productive scholar. I can’t tell for certain, but it looks like he is another grateful immigrant from Cape Verde, a Portugese-Black mestizo island minirepublic west of the African continent, accounting for his appearance and his work on the vital topic of shade. I speculate that he descends from families in the communist movement for independence of Cape Verde and Guinea-Bissau – a Leninist prince like Ilhan Omar. His twitter feed contains many fond references to bolshevism and the many failed third-world Marxist-Leninist liberation movements.
He is in the woke vanguard as well, for him the idea of antiracism functions to obscure the real problem: systemic antiblackness.
Thought experiment: would you rather be born a black in the US in 1964, or a Russian in 1900?
https://i.imgur.com/eo1iH4Q.jpg?1Replies: @Charon, @black sea, @notsaying, @Alfa158, @Known Fact, @Paleo Liberal, @Forbes, @415 reasons, @anonymous
Younger version of former NBA player Rick Fox…
Underpants gnomes in awe.
(b) If you’ve got the facts pound the facts. Why are you pounding the table? Shitty rulers and shitty lawyers.Replies: @guest007, @anon
Once again, someone who resorts to insults immediately but cannot answer the simple question is how could fewer people have died if the U.S. decided to ignore Covid-19 like a country like Brazil.
Again, familiarize yourself with the original context and return if you have something useful to add. We're all familiar with the aerosol but also large droplet theory. Where is the supporting evidence?
https://i.imgur.com/eo1iH4Q.jpg?1Replies: @Charon, @black sea, @notsaying, @Alfa158, @Known Fact, @Paleo Liberal, @Forbes, @415 reasons, @anonymous
Can’t find his first name anywhere. Who wants to bet it’s Peter or Paul lol
Ancestry.com has him born in April 1976. It wouldn't surprise me if the K stood for something quite other than "Khalil" when he was baptised.
But most curiously of all he appears to have used the name "Paul K. Hawcroft" at some point.
He can be found on Youtube where he sounds unexceptionally American.
These random facts are the last from me on a subject of hardly creditable unimportance.
Speaking of extraneous references to Israel, today I saw a short dumpy old guy wearing a yellow “I’m with Them” T-shirt and a green “Make Israel Palestine Again” hat.
The guy could have passed for Jewish.
If Eamonn Fingleton is correct, the Japanese have pretty much cornered the world market in "producer goods", the things you need to make other goods. Step cutters/lenses for making chips, carbon fibre for plane wings/bodies, computer controlled machine tools, industrial robots, ultra-pure silicon for making chips, miniaturised electric motors, hi-tech batteries. This is from 2012, doubtless things have changed.Replies: @Jack D, @Alfa158, @AnotherDad
Good comment YAA.
The death of Japan continues to be this tired meme from the globoblob. Yet Japan continues to excel at the highest end. The death of Japan will only come if it relents to the immigrationists instead of waiting for natural healthy population recovery/stabilization.
In contrast:
In America the minoritarian middle men took over and we have a middle man economy. Wall Street is fine investing huge trade deficits for foreigners.
And hey so what if our nation isn’t so competent anymore … there’s still money sloshing around, we still live well.
In your imagination only. Wholesale trade accounts for 5,9% of value-added in this economy. The activity of the capital markets accounts for 1.5%. Legal services account for 1.3%.Replies: @AnotherDad
Off topic: every local post office change their postmaster here in Lancaster County, PA in the spring of 2019. Most are black now. My local one has a really rich AWFL. Always remember the GOP did this.Replies: @Simon Tugmutton
I’m a cyclist and a very inoffensive one at that, always making way for cars in the narrow lanes round here, obeying traffic laws, etc., ad nauseam. Although I confess I do sometimes ride fixed gear, kindly do not lump me in with psychopathic bike-messengers and the other two-wheeled nutters who make street-life unpleasant in the cities.
Thanks.
“I’m not white” Khalil
You insulted me. That was the response you get from someone you have yet to beat into submission. Perhaps you are unfamiliar with the type. No one is arguing for ignoring COVID, least of all those of us who were months ahead of the game compared to your beloved experts.
Again, familiarize yourself with the original context and return if you have something useful to add. We’re all familiar with the aerosol but also large droplet theory. Where is the supporting evidence?
Israel is a serious place. They insist on hard borders and enforcing them with military force if challenged. They have a strong clear sense of their majority people and culture. And they don't take shit from a whiny truculent minority.
Thank goodness American Jews patriotically work for and support those principles here in the USA.Replies: @Jack D
TBH, you are holding up a straw man version of Israel. They have built a serious border fence system now but for years, thousands of Africans were sneaking in across their border with Egypt every year. And Israel is a very multicultural society, even among Jews – you have the ultra-Orthodox and the ultra -Leftists, you have Ashkenazi Jews and you have Ethiopian “Jews”. And if you notice, the Hamas rockets didn’t just kill Jews – one of the victims was a Indian caregiver for an old lady (usually these are Filipino), there were a couple of Thai farm workers, there was a Arab Israeli. (BTW, if the Palestinians hadn’t been idiots sending suicide bombers, the Israelis would have been glad to employ them in good paying jobs much better than goat herding instead of Thais and Chinese and Indians and Filipinos. In fact many of the “Palestinians” are descended from Arabs who moved into that part of the Ottoman Empire when the Zionists started moving back and developing the area.) In short it’s nothing like what you imagine.
Ah yes, the great multicultural society that requires a racial DNA test to get citizenship.
Or secretly sterilizing Ethiopian Jews
https://washingtondailyreport.com/years-denying-israel-finally/
That's not a conspiracy theory, the government has already admitted to doing it.
Israel’s actions towards the Palestinians have been indefensible for decades now.
They’re perfectly defensible. Local bosses, the characters out of the UNRWA camps, and random Egyptians like Said and Arafat have five distinct opportunities to improve their situation over the last 50 years and they passed on two and sabotaged three. The situation as is is what they’ve preferred over feasible alternatives. If they wanted something better, they’d have crafted a set of political goals which were not premised on the notion that the Jews were prostrate at their feet.
Realistically, they value their necks too much and remember what happened to Sadat. A fantasy Palestine "from the river to the sea" is much better than any real world deal any Palestinian leader could hope to get, but once you've made a deal, that's it - game over, you're never getting any more. So it's better NOT to make a deal and keep hope alive that someday you will be able to obtain the whole enchilada. Anyone who does make a deal is a traitor who has given away the Arab's birthright for a mess of pottage (again), to the Arab way of thinking. To an Arab, two birds in the bush are worth MORE than a bird in the hand. In their imagination, they are already savoring the delicious taste of that double bird feast even as the birds flies further and further out of reach every minute.
https://www.bicycling.com/culture/a32783551/cycling-talk-fight-racism/
Such groups usually concern themselves with such things as bike lanes and bike access to bridges, but this person decided that job 1 has to be combatting whiteness.Replies: @William Badwhite, @Hangnail Hans
Thanks IJ.
Of course you were…
The shirt says “I can’t breathe” so probably a bad idea for her to get on that bike.
The death of Japan continues to be this tired meme from the globoblob. Yet Japan continues to excel at the highest end. The death of Japan will only come if it relents to the immigrationists instead of waiting for natural healthy population recovery/stabilization.
In contrast:In America the minoritarian middle men took over and we have a middle man economy. Wall Street is fine investing huge trade deficits for foreigners.
And hey so what if our nation isn't so competent anymore ... there's still money sloshing around, we still live well.Replies: @Art Deco, @J.Ross
In America the minoritarian middle men took over and we have a middle man economy.
In your imagination only. Wholesale trade accounts for 5,9% of value-added in this economy. The activity of the capital markets accounts for 1.5%. Legal services account for 1.3%.
Nonetheless ... manufacturing is down to < 15% of the economy--lower than in other technologically 1st rank nations. Our trade deficit--even with the vast improvement on the oil front from the enhanced recovery technology the engineers gave us--is now over 3% of GDP. Wall Street is fine with that ... they recycle a fair piece of it and only care about how much money goes by to skim. The people who matter are getting theirs.
But it doesn't take a whole lot of 3%s ... year, after year, before you've sold off a good chunk of your national capital to foreigners... and you are paying rent to the owners even for what you produce.
The death of Japan continues to be this tired meme from the globoblob. Yet Japan continues to excel at the highest end. The death of Japan will only come if it relents to the immigrationists instead of waiting for natural healthy population recovery/stabilization.
In contrast:In America the minoritarian middle men took over and we have a middle man economy. Wall Street is fine investing huge trade deficits for foreigners.
And hey so what if our nation isn't so competent anymore ... there's still money sloshing around, we still live well.Replies: @Art Deco, @J.Ross
The worst things about Japan are earthquakes, criminal immigrants, and urban crowding. A less crowded Japan (with sufficient automation to maintain standards) would be a paradise with earthquakes and criminal immigrants.
America's generic white people are not dealing with some WASPy American ruling class with traditional American instincts and mores. We're dealing with much more tribal people who now--most unfortunately--have the whip hand. Even basic American rule-of-law is now in the blender.
No. White people are going to have insist--and be willing to fight--if we are to survive.Replies: @AndrewR, @China Japan and Korea Bromance of Three Kingdoms
There is a little bit more to this,
bold mine
https://portal.research.lu.se/ws/files/4571404/3128707.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/India%E2%80%93Taiwan_relations
CCP doesn’t trash Chiang these days, but this story hardly gets told in Sinosphere. Rana Mitter’s Forgotten Ally covers it well.
But yeah, the point is that Indian Independence was not achieved by being peaceniks. Demonstrating force against IJA and Bose’s Azad Hind having I would say the decisive role.
The Israelis say that the USS Liberty attack was a case of mistaken identity in the midst of a war – unfortunately in the fog of war, friendly fire incidents happen all too often. People are nervous and get itchy trigger fingers. There are breakdowns in communication – one hand doesn’t know what the other hand is doing. The Israeli government apologized and paid compensation to the families of the victims and to the US government for the damages to the ship. Let me know when Hamas apologizes and pays compensation.
I hear endless prattle about the USS Liberty – she’s like the Emmett Till of the anti-Semites. Why don’t you ever talk about the Point Welcome?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USCGC_Point_Welcome_(WPB-82329)#Friendly_fire
Whatever Israelis “indefensible” actions are, they don’t excuse intentionally targeting civilian areas with unguided rockets – this is clearly a war crime. Let me know when the ICC put Haniyeh and Mashal on trial for war crimes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarnak_Farm_incident
In neither instance was the air unit in question embroiled in questions of national extinction. Yet they acted before they were 100% sure beyond all reasonable doubt that the targets erroneously targeted. That's the way war is - a confused melee in which, if Patton is to be believed, "A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week."Replies: @JMcG
Why do they say that?
They're perfectly defensible. Local bosses, the characters out of the UNRWA camps, and random Egyptians like Said and Arafat have five distinct opportunities to improve their situation over the last 50 years and they passed on two and sabotaged three. The situation as is is what they've preferred over feasible alternatives. If they wanted something better, they'd have crafted a set of political goals which were not premised on the notion that the Jews were prostrate at their feet.Replies: @Jack D
Palestinian leaders never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
Realistically, they value their necks too much and remember what happened to Sadat. A fantasy Palestine “from the river to the sea” is much better than any real world deal any Palestinian leader could hope to get, but once you’ve made a deal, that’s it – game over, you’re never getting any more. So it’s better NOT to make a deal and keep hope alive that someday you will be able to obtain the whole enchilada. Anyone who does make a deal is a traitor who has given away the Arab’s birthright for a mess of pottage (again), to the Arab way of thinking. To an Arab, two birds in the bush are worth MORE than a bird in the hand. In their imagination, they are already savoring the delicious taste of that double bird feast even as the birds flies further and further out of reach every minute.
It is Paul, and there’s a bunch of race-obsessed books, papers and presentations that pop up with a cursory search. He has been busy. I was trying to find his age and could not get that, however.
Just to stress, eliminate the emotional blackmail and negroes become irrelevant. Ditto for (((them))). Ironically, Palestine will be the issue that breaks (their)) back, thus saving us.
Hey wait — isn’t he forgetting about the gay black cyclist who famously tangled with the Central Park Karen? I’m sure there are layers upon layers to deconstruct there
Toad is probably the most pro-social voice on the interwebs, and you’re lecturing him on ethics. Really?
He’s more concerned about things like this:
https://twitter.com/Kelly_Kries/status/1396660505054433283?s=20
and the credibility spend involved in building your ethical house on such flimsy foundations.Replies: @guest007, @Occasional lurker
Only ultrafine aerosols are not the only way of coronavirus shedding, and the effect of masks has been tested in multiple controlled laboratory experiments and found to reduce the amount of virus significantly. (Remember that viral load on infection is one of the determinants of disease severity). If two people wear good masks appropriately plus keep their distance while talking, infection risk plummets.
Real-life epidemiological effects are much harder to measure because there are so many other factors, but about the physical feasibility of reducing viral spread via surgical masks (as a more acceptable alternative for most people to highly effective sealed FFP3 masks plus other pro protective gear) there is no doubt. Even the critical studies concede that.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0843-2#change-history
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33087517/
The fact remains that there is all kinds of doubt and the original tweet by Toad was responding to a gentleman discussing the 1% effectiveness finding. There is still a massive disconnect here, and it isn't between the enlightened and idiots or the pure and those acting in bad faith.
“Saucier?”
“Specialize in sauces.”Replies: @black sea, @The Wild Geese Howard, @Gary in Gramercy
“Make my meat rare. Rare but not cold.”
My brother once had a mail route in a black neighborhood in Florida. He said he was the safest one around. Nobody was gonna mess with the guy who brought the welfare checks, and if anyone tried, the whole ‘hood would be after him.
I hear endless prattle about the USS Liberty - she's like the Emmett Till of the anti-Semites. Why don't you ever talk about the Point Welcome?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USCGC_Point_Welcome_(WPB-82329)#Friendly_fire
Whatever Israelis "indefensible" actions are, they don't excuse intentionally targeting civilian areas with unguided rockets - this is clearly a war crime. Let me know when the ICC put Haniyeh and Mashal on trial for war crimes.Replies: @Johann Ricke, @donut, @Dube
Every Israeli war against its larger neighbors was a war in which being defeated meant literal extinction, not just for the combatants, but their kin as well. What’s surprising isn’t that incidents like the USS Liberty occurred, but that they did not occur more often. Point Welcome was a Vietnam War incident, whereas the following occurred in Afghanistan:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarnak_Farm_incident
In neither instance was the air unit in question embroiled in questions of national extinction. Yet they acted before they were 100% sure beyond all reasonable doubt that the targets erroneously targeted. That’s the way war is – a confused melee in which, if Patton is to be believed, “A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week.”
https://www.scmp.com/magazines/post-magazine/short-reads/article/3079019/imperial-china-opium-was-not-only-drug-choice
Prior to opium's introduction around the time of Muhammad, the Chinese narcotic of choice was considerably more noxious:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold-Food_Powder
The real Chinese objection to opium was that it was imported, and having a deleterious influence on the Chinese economy, due to the huge trade imbalances that resulted. They figured out pretty quickly how to cultivate the superior Indian variant in China, and those imbalances went away. Amusingly enough, while it was still a rebel force, the Chinese Communist Party got a good chunk of its operating revenues from the opium trade.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_opium_in_China#Republican_China
The Wikipedia article stints on that aspect, but dead tree sources indicate that opium was integral to the revenues of all parties to the various wars fought in China.Replies: @China Japan and Korea Bromance of Three Kingdoms
There is something to this as contemporaneous Euro/American whites didn’t have a problem with opium addiction (but rather with booze).
This is similar to Japanese—
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_opium_policy_in_Taiwan_(1895%E2%80%931945)#Japanese_views_on_opium
It is the Twenty First Century and people, well some people, apparently are unaware of bicycles. Add to reparations bicycles. And when I was driving on Detroit Ave in Cleveland I passed a bike shop with a black fist mural and in large letters…BLM. Which means Bike Locks Matter, or kiss your bike goodbye.
https://www.policebikestore.com/
They still selling Fuji bicycles to police.
And if you go here:
https://www.bicycleretailer.com/industry-news/2020/06/05/fujis-distributor-suspends-sales-police-bikes-north-america#.YKz3NqhKjs0
You can read this:
"A representative from the company said it has begun discussions with police departments and with the International Police Mountain Biking Association, which provides bike training for police officers. The representative said the IPMBA confirmed that they do not advocate using bikes as weapons and does not train officers to do so.
The representative said BikeCo expects to resume sales of police bikes to its dealers at some point after the company has assurances that bikes won't be used as weapons. The representative declined to comment on whether that assurance would have to come in the form of a sales contract or a less formal assurance. "We're not ready to comment on that," the representative told BRAIN."
So in short, they are still selling them to Police departments.
Also, when was the last time a cop used his bicycle as a weapon???Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Hangnail Hans, @anon
Also, when was the last time a cop used his bicycle as a weapon???
Since they learned from Antifa.
They need to start producing Woke bubble gum cards so this guy can put them in the spokes of his bicycle.
Underpants gnomes in awe.
(b) If you’ve got the facts pound the facts. Why are you pounding the table? Shitty rulers and shitty lawyers.Replies: @guest007, @anon
•Troll
There are comments below the linked Bicycling article. I’ve looked at some and mostly they are contemptuous about the article. Here’s a good one:
mbr1773
4 hours ago
I think if blacks spent more time riding the bikes they steal before selling them they would become better riders. What a future – kneeling bikers for every event!
“Non-left Yale faculty”
Pretty sure that already wasn’t allowed but now they’re making doubly sure and they don’t care who knows it. Why would they?
The first time I watched this I wondered if the Roman Legions did it like this .
Sorry, Lance. American blacks should be dominating professional cycling.
Debris filled streets and bikejacking make it impossible for poor kids to properly train for the sport. Poor neighborhoods become bicycle deserts.
It seems like the Woke are merely rehashing the racist stereotype that Blacks only ride bicycles to steal them! Shame on them!
It's past time for anti-racism to get beyond "trite euphemisms". The problem is of course that there is absolutely nothing to anti-racism other than "trite euphemisms".
The root cause here is not a failure of DIE or a lack of other content-free buzzwords. The root cause is that black men think those spandex shorts look gay. And they are not wrong.Replies: @JohnnyWalker123, @Buffalo Joe
Wade, and women should need a permit before being allowed to buy bike shorts,…and yoga pants.
https://www.bicycling.com/culture/a32783551/cycling-talk-fight-racism/
Such groups usually concern themselves with such things as bike lanes and bike access to bridges, but this person decided that job 1 has to be combatting whiteness.Replies: @William Badwhite, @Hangnail Hans
Teh Fatness is now a prime qualification for Woke Jobz, along with Teh BLACKness.
In your imagination only. Wholesale trade accounts for 5,9% of value-added in this economy. The activity of the capital markets accounts for 1.5%. Legal services account for 1.3%.Replies: @AnotherDad
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Most is people paying other people. People pay their mortgage or rent. They buy food–most all from other Americans. They–or their company–pays a huge hunk for medical insurance. (Pay all the docs, nurses, technicians, orderlies, cleaners and billers and bureaucrats.) Maybe they make a car payment. Or student loan payment. They pay their power bill, gas (or other heating) bill. They go out and pay for other people to serve them food. Or get on an airplane and fly somewhere. Some buy drugs. Or–a few–go to the gym. (Seems like more these days end up in the tattoo parlor.) And–arching over all–they pay taxes and fund a huge government sector.
Nonetheless … manufacturing is down to < 15% of the economy–lower than in other technologically 1st rank nations. Our trade deficit–even with the vast improvement on the oil front from the enhanced recovery technology the engineers gave us–is now over 3% of GDP. Wall Street is fine with that … they recycle a fair piece of it and only care about how much money goes by to skim. The people who matter are getting theirs.
But it doesn't take a whole lot of 3%s … year, after year, before you've sold off a good chunk of your national capital to foreigners… and you are paying rent to the owners even for what you produce.
The only thing worse for a Brahmin than living in a racist America built by bigoted Whites is not being allowed to immigrate to a racist America built by bigoted Whites.
These people hate you.Replies: @RichardTaylor, @AndrewR, @Anonymous, @Seller, Jr., @JohnnyWalker123, @Charlotte
“P. Khalil Saucier is chair and associate professor of Africana Studies at Bucknell University.” He appears to be black, in the racial if not the literal sense.
When I was a student in the nearby Big City for about four years my only owned transport was a used ten speed I bought for about $25. Since I lived in a mostly black neighborhood (but well kept up, fairly middle class) I was very aware of other cyclists.
Not many. I was about the only student at Rice who biked in (or walked).
I did see (and still do on occasion) black males riding bikes. Often fairly small beat up one speeds. Sometimes with baskets for carrying things. Okay, great, it is cheap transport. Not good in rain, cold or the terrible streets with cracks and potholes, but cheap.
Almost no one back then was in a “riding club.”
I’ve seen more Hispanics on such bikes also. I suspect many are illegal but need to get from A to B.
For blacks some use them to scoot to and from crime scenes like B&E. Young guys.
Ten speed (or more) road biking is an upper middle class or middle class thing. Few women do it though I’ve known some. Often done in groups or clubs. No reason why blacks can’t do that and there is nothing “privileged” about that. I enjoyed it out in the suburbs until it became too dangerous with more traffic, cell phones, and women driving kids to school in SUVs.
I suppose White Privilege is what keeps blacks out of the math and science classes too.
Now there’s a Systemic Racist hobby.
I seriously doubt any of the commentariat in this thread is as credentialed as Saucier is. You all should learn your place.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Ghost of Bull Moose, @Hangnail Hans, @Gary in Gramercy, @tyrone, @tyrone, @AceDeuce, @Reg Cæsar, @anon, @anon1azwertfc
“You all should learn your place.”………WOW! you people are using THAT phrase now!….try saying “y’all ” that way you will sound more like a slave master.
It would also make a pertinent sequel to Animal Farm
I would write it, but am afraid that people, with racism hidden in their hearts, would imagine some sort of race-simian parallel and try to ban it.Replies: @The Wild Geese Howard, @Jonathan Mason, @Buffalo Joe
Trite, don’t know about the monkeys taking over the zoo. Didn’t someone post a video here of a gang of river otters drowning a monkey at a zoo?
Gandi, I know your heart is in the right place but Native Americans play lacrosse religiously. But in your defense not too many blacks. Should have yelled out “swimming.”
There’s a debate of some kind? What’s it go like? “Should there be race, or shouldn’t there? And does race exist, or not?”
Somehow I doubt this.
? How can there be a 'debate' if only one set of views are acceptable?
This is absurd. Could we have a debate about, say, child molestation?
Of course not. We can't have a debate about race, either.
Some people like three year olds. I think we ought to go back to Jim Crow. Neither one of us are very likely to get a hearing.
Not many. I was about the only student at Rice who biked in (or walked).
I did see (and still do on occasion) black males riding bikes. Often fairly small beat up one speeds. Sometimes with baskets for carrying things. Okay, great, it is cheap transport. Not good in rain, cold or the terrible streets with cracks and potholes, but cheap.
Almost no one back then was in a "riding club."
I've seen more Hispanics on such bikes also. I suspect many are illegal but need to get from A to B.
For blacks some use them to scoot to and from crime scenes like B&E. Young guys.
Ten speed (or more) road biking is an upper middle class or middle class thing. Few women do it though I've known some. Often done in groups or clubs. No reason why blacks can't do that and there is nothing "privileged" about that. I enjoyed it out in the suburbs until it became too dangerous with more traffic, cell phones, and women driving kids to school in SUVs.
I suppose White Privilege is what keeps blacks out of the math and science classes too.Replies: @Hangnail Hans, @ben tillman
Gospel truth. It’s no longer safe for pedestrians, bikers, dog walkers, joggers, what have you. SUV drivers are all looking at their phones.
This is a tremendous opportunity to inject some color into a White industry that rakes in billions and billions. I don't know how they've gone unscathed. The biggest scandal they've had is Justin Thomas uttering "Faggot" when he missed a short putt, the utterance being picked up by a microphone in the cup he was putting to. Idiot. I think he pretended to go to counseling to figure out what is so disgusting about fags that he would say such a thing. A hole is a hole after all, right?
But The Tour is Whiter than the Whitest redneck country clubs even. I mean, when are THEY going to pay?Replies: @Anon, @Jack D
As I am sure you know, caddying was at one time, back in the Bad Old Days, something that was done by largely by blacks, especially in the South (and some of the first black golf pros started as caddies) and they had no problem standing still. But blacks nowadays consciously avoid professions that they once dominated because of the negative associations of these jobs with subservience.
Until recently, blacks were no longer seen in high end restaurants for the same reason, although at one time blacks were almost synonymous with good cooking in America (indeed with ANY cooking – one thing that has never changed is that rich WASPY women hate cooking almost as much as they hate eating). Instead they aspire to better jobs, such as POTUS and neurosurgeon, NBA star and famous rapper. It’s true that there are 40 million blacks and only a handful of jobs in these prestigious professions, but one can aspire, can’t one?
Many other countries, such as South Korea, have dedicated Riot Squads with lavish equipment, but U.S. police departments often don’t.
In a non-diverse society, it’s okay to do what’s necessary to suppress rioting. Under multiculturalism, it’s no longer permissible.
OT
Demographics catching up with Puerto Rico. All the infrastructure problems that are blamed on the hurricane of 2011 – TEN years ago – are really problems of the Puerto Ricans.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/a-new-maria-how-puerto-ricos-population-decline-could-be-the-islands-next-crisis/ar-AAKmyag
Gr gr grandma was Cherokee until I got the DNA results.
I know someone who was very disappointed when her DNA showed no American Indian. She so desperately wanted to be part oppressed minority. And not White She kept talking about her dark skin eyes and hair. Skin British pale white, hair medium brown and eyes not really brown, a golden color.
DNA came back something like 40 percent Scandinavian 40 percent British including Irish and 19 percent French/German But one percent Turk Greek Iberian and Jewish.
Now she identifies as Asian Turkish and Hispanic . Although Iberia is in W. Europe. Poor oppressed pathetic conquistadors and Turks who conquered and occupied vast territories. Whose native populations considered the Turks the oppressors
I’m going to exercise my White privilege by by paying the trash and water bills.
No Brahmin ever had a jaw like that.Replies: @Bubba
His family name reminded of this scene from Apocalypse Now:
Until recently, blacks were no longer seen in high end restaurants for the same reason, although at one time blacks were almost synonymous with good cooking in America (indeed with ANY cooking - one thing that has never changed is that rich WASPY women hate cooking almost as much as they hate eating). Instead they aspire to better jobs, such as POTUS and neurosurgeon, NBA star and famous rapper. It's true that there are 40 million blacks and only a handful of jobs in these prestigious professions, but one can aspire, can't one?Replies: @nebulafox
From what I recall, Pullman porters had high status within black communities in the post-Civil War, during the heyday of trains in the US. This was partly because they got the chance to travel around the nation, which was obviously rare for black sharecroppers in the post-chattel slavery era. Wiki page says that the few surviving ones in the 21st Century still were suit-and-tie types into triple-digit ages.
I’d imagine that there was a pretty positive social effect from that: they served as a conduit of information from the wider world, and could use what they earned to bootstrap businesses or give their children an education. Not too dissimilar from Bangladeshi construction workers or Indonesian maids in Singapore: one would be surprised how much some of their rural villages changed for the better over the decades and how highly esteemed the laborers were as a result. Some things don’t change.
(The Filipinas are another story: many of them are-sadly-already educated yet can make better money as maids, especially if they are “lucky” enough to get a gig in Hong Kong or Singapore instead of heading off to the Middle East. You should hear some of the horror stories of rape and torture the Gulfies and Saudis put those poor girls through.)
I still can't get used to the idea of black men doing anything else. Certainly I never saw one delivering the mail. Indeed, as I've said here before, I can't remember ever seeing a black person in Palo Alto in all the years we lived there.
Debris filled streets and bikejacking make it impossible for poor kids to properly train for the sport. Poor neighborhoods become bicycle deserts.Replies: @James Speaks
If it doesn’t involve running, jumping or hitting, negroes aren’t very good at it.
He could also have qualified as a transgender, but I believe he only had one testicle removed. But perhaps that qualifies to make him gender neutral.
I seriously doubt any of the commentariat in this thread is as credentialed as Saucier is. You all should learn your place.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Ghost of Bull Moose, @Hangnail Hans, @Gary in Gramercy, @tyrone, @tyrone, @AceDeuce, @Reg Cæsar, @anon, @anon1azwertfc
“As a fellow Ph.D holder “…….we don’t believe it……..we need proof………we need your real name ,university, and area of study.
Righto, and Indians (dot) play polo. White people play rugby. On some teams (Springboks) blacks would play winger, but as an Afrikaner told me, they run fast but don’t understand the game.
‘To celebrate the first birthday of the “racial reckoning”…’
I’d like to have a racial reckoning. We can do this.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/25/opinion/michel-foucault.html?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepage
One of the strange things about the last year in Western political debate is how rarely the name of the departed philosopher Michel Foucault came up — and not for want of opportunity. One of Foucault’s key concepts, “biopolitics,” an account of the way that modern state power involves itself in the biological life of its citizens, was amply illustrated by the various governmental responses to the Covid-19 pandemic. The left-wing academic culture in which his work has long been dominant suddenly found its own influence extending all the way to corporate boardrooms and the halls of the C.I.A. A new volume of his work was published in English: “Confessions of the Flesh,” an exegesis of early Christian sexual morality.
No dispute with your comment. I am sure lacrosse is pretty white.
But readers should be aware that there were black lacrosse players once upon a time. Jim Brown was not only one of the greatest NFL football players and member of the NFL hall of fame, but he was also an inductee to the Lacrosse Hall of Fame.
Working in pairs. Good. Next they’ll paint themselves blue and ride chariots.
‘There’s a debate of some kind? What’s it go like? “Should there be race, or shouldn’t there? And does race exist, or not?”’
? How can there be a ‘debate’ if only one set of views are acceptable?
This is absurd. Could we have a debate about, say, child molestation?
Of course not. We can’t have a debate about race, either.
Some people like three year olds. I think we ought to go back to Jim Crow. Neither one of us are very likely to get a hearing.
Blacks like BMX low-rider bikes, though.Replies: @Elli, @Redman, @Ganderson, @JMcG, @Wade Hampton
Golf used to have black players, Charlie Sifford, Lee Elder, Calvin Peete…Does Tiger admit to being black? If he does, count him in. But who else?
Of course, there’s the African, Louis Oosthuizen, so I guess he counts. (Kidding.)
Golf used to be more black than it is today. It used to be that black kids could learn the game by working as caddies, but I don’t think that happens much any more.
(Am I treading on Mr. Sailer’s territory here?)
Jim, caddies are usually decent golfers, so they can read a green or chart the wind. Years ago Rory Mcilroy had a huge lead at the Masters, in what was, I believe, his first major. His caddy only needed to keep telling Rory shoot for par, no one can catch you. Rory kept shooting for birdies and made bogies. A good caddy would have calmed him down. Oh, and where are all the black jockeys, and I don’t mean lawn fixtures.
Surely I am not the only person here to remember black porters ? They were magnificent: spotlessly clean, white coated and black hatted; well-spoken, polite and effortlessly good at their job. I was between three and six when I saw them most frequently, as we took the train from Chicago to Los Angeles and back a number of times. I remember them particularly in the sleeping cars, getting the bedding ready and then quietly, smilingly disappearing. I don’t remember them taking orders in the restaurant car however: vaguely Latin types did that. The porters were prominent again at the end of the journey as they took off our luggage and awaited their tips. My mother usually let me do that, and they were as delighted by the pantomime as I was.
I still can’t get used to the idea of black men doing anything else. Certainly I never saw one delivering the mail. Indeed, as I’ve said here before, I can’t remember ever seeing a black person in Palo Alto in all the years we lived there.
Tropical fish hobbyist is pretty darn white. Not 100%, but pretty close.
Khalil Saucier is actually P. Khalil Saucier. The “P” is Paul.
Paul Saucier sounds like a chef from New Orleans. I wonder when he stopped using his first name?
As I'm sure every Unz-man knows, Gandhi's strategy only worked "a bit" at all because of the well-known Anglo Saxon desire to be thought morally good (What pushed the Brits into leaving was post-war dissolution of the Empire). Against a Stalin or Mao, he and his merry band would have simply been exterminated. Our enemies take their cues from those guys.
BTW didn't we have a whole thread on spelling Gandhi? Why can't spellcheck take care of that?Replies: @Milo Minderbinder
Harry Turtledove wrote an alt-history story about Ghandi dealing with Nazis who conquered India. Spoilers: Non-violence didn’t work.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Article
Whats the problem here? When I was a kid, blacks were stealing bikes left and right. They got the stolen bike now all they have to do is ride it. End of story. Where the fuck is the racism.
It is indeed Paul.
Ancestry.com has him born in April 1976. It wouldn’t surprise me if the K stood for something quite other than “Khalil” when he was baptised.
But most curiously of all he appears to have used the name “Paul K. Hawcroft” at some point.
He can be found on Youtube where he sounds unexceptionally American.
These random facts are the last from me on a subject of hardly creditable unimportance.
Thanks.
Real-life epidemiological effects are much harder to measure because there are so many other factors, but about the physical feasibility of reducing viral spread via surgical masks (as a more acceptable alternative for most people to highly effective sealed FFP3 masks plus other pro protective gear) there is no doubt. Even the critical studies concede that.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0843-2#change-history
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33087517/Replies: @Desiderius
That’s getting closer to the tone at least that a class that meant to rule would use.
The fact remains that there is all kinds of doubt and the original tweet by Toad was responding to a gentleman discussing the 1% effectiveness finding. There is still a massive disconnect here, and it isn’t between the enlightened and idiots or the pure and those acting in bad faith.
https://mockup-api.teespring.com/v3/image/BfDggemiHXPk8nE3fPNXJ8qqV6c/800/800.jpg
The guy could have passed for Jewish.Replies: @Prof. Woland
The same thing that happened to the elite Jews and Liberal whites in the Labour Party in Britain is now happening to the Democratic party in the US. They are being turfed out by the army of brown and black proxy warriors they imported to attack the majority population. If the Republicans were smart (if my aunt had balls) they would try to destabilize the Democrats and encourage as much in fighting as possible. Unfortunately, they will just allow them to crawl into the Republican party which just had their purges under Trump so they can continue being the stupid party.
www.cyclingnews.com/features/a-history-of-africans-at-the-tour-de-franceReplies: @TTT55
It’s funny that the one and only African to win the Tour is white. Chris Froome was born in Kenya.
(Yeah, I know and agree that he’s not African…)
Bikes are good for chasing criminals who are considerate enough to stay on smooth roadways and not cheat by running through bushes or debris-strewn lots or hopping fences.
Horses are far better: a higher perch for the cop to see the territory, all-terrain, and intimidating.
They are much, much more expensive though, (stabling, feeding, vet visits etc.) so only well funded depts. like NYC can afford them.
I hear endless prattle about the USS Liberty - she's like the Emmett Till of the anti-Semites. Why don't you ever talk about the Point Welcome?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USCGC_Point_Welcome_(WPB-82329)#Friendly_fire
Whatever Israelis "indefensible" actions are, they don't excuse intentionally targeting civilian areas with unguided rockets - this is clearly a war crime. Let me know when the ICC put Haniyeh and Mashal on trial for war crimes.Replies: @Johann Ricke, @donut, @Dube
“I hear endless prattle about the USS Liberty …” Sort of like the endless prattle about the Holohoax Jack ?
Or a mark of a deeply civilized (albeit, now vanished) society.
You would have thought that they would be wearing police cycling capes in the rain if they were on duty.
BTW nowadays that picture looks like a still from Monty Python.
Perhaps Lance Armstrong can educate American blacks on how he achieved his amazing success in the Tour de France.
He could also have qualified as a transgender, but I believe he only had one testicle removed. But perhaps that qualifies to make him gender neutral.
https://i.imgur.com/CsDZyQ4.jpgReplies: @Jonathan Mason, @nebulafox, @Simon Tugmutton
I believe that picture is taken at the police training college at Hendon, North London.
You would have thought that they would be wearing police cycling capes in the rain if they were on duty.
But readers should be aware that there were black lacrosse players once upon a time. Jim Brown was not only one of the greatest NFL football players and member of the NFL hall of fame, but he was also an inductee to the Lacrosse Hall of Fame.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfQUJwCo7T8Replies: @Buffalo Joe
Wade, twin black midfielders, Shamel and Rhamel Bratton, played for Virginia when UV won the D-I NCAA National Championship. BUT, the twins were tossed from the team for refusing to follow rules instituted by THE PLAYERS. The team had a self imposed no drinking rule and a curfew. The twins broke the rules. Suspended for a game, the twins had the audacity to show up in uniform at the game as if to dare the coach not to play them. Suspended again and then tossed. UV changed their style of play and won the title. Notre Dame had a tight end sized defense man whose name I forgot and Denver had an excellent face off man. Not too many other than those that I recall. Jim Brown played lax like football. Tuck the ball to his chest a barrel to the net. Not too many willing to take a charge. U Albany had the Native American Thompsons, brothers and cousins, some of the best players I have ever seen. I attend a big lax fund raiser in Ohio, dozen plus D-II and D-III college teams and maybe 3-4 blacks. In Buffalo the city schools don’t play lax, just the suburbs and private and prep. You don’t want to play a game you have never seen. Stay Safe.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarnak_Farm_incident
In neither instance was the air unit in question embroiled in questions of national extinction. Yet they acted before they were 100% sure beyond all reasonable doubt that the targets erroneously targeted. That's the way war is - a confused melee in which, if Patton is to be believed, "A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week."Replies: @JMcG
To a first approximation, no one who has read anything objective about the Liberty attack believes it was accidental. Israel was the aggressor in the Six Day War, during which it attacked the USS Liberty. It was a war for national survival in the same way that the German attack on Poland in 1939 was.
Meh. You miss the point.
• Pilpul: JackD
https://i.imgur.com/CsDZyQ4.jpgReplies: @Jonathan Mason, @nebulafox, @Simon Tugmutton
IJA did just fine on their bikes during Yamashita’s volta down Malaysia.
TBH, you are holding up a straw man version of Israel. They have built a serious border fence system now but for years, thousands of Africans were sneaking in across their border with Egypt every year. And Israel is a very multicultural society
Ah yes, the great multicultural society that requires a racial DNA test to get citizenship.
Or secretly sterilizing Ethiopian Jews
https://washingtondailyreport.com/years-denying-israel-finally/
That’s not a conspiracy theory, the government has already admitted to doing it.
Khalil should go back where he came from.
Horses are far better: a higher perch for the cop to see the territory, all-terrain, and intimidating.Replies: @kaganovitch
Horses are far better: a higher perch for the cop to see the territory, all-terrain, and intimidating.
They are much, much more expensive though, (stabling, feeding, vet visits etc.) so only well funded depts. like NYC can afford them.
I think the Montgomery kid at Duke is still there. Maybe he graduated already? Pretty good player.
I have an idea for a new cycling race: The Tour de George in Minneapolis. The cyclists can show their commitment to diversity and social justice by handing over their bikes to unprivileged muggers.
“excessively white, comedy ‘The Prisoner’”
Patrick McGoohan took over primary writing duties from George Markstein after the thirteenth episode. One of the biggest blunders in British TV, second only to the Andersons hiring the dreaded Fred Freiberger to jazz up the second season of Space 1999. Didn’t they know Freiberger killed the third season of Star Trek whilst Roddenberry got jiggy with the black ladies? How many times did Captain Shatner fall in love in the third season?
Since when do rioters stay within the lines?
Steve certainly has the example of violin boy, but I suspect the real reason is that the vast majority of whites just don't feel much sympathy much less outrage for Darwinism in action.Most of us would acknowledge that there are bad cops and we'd prefer better training and professionalism. What I think McWhorter misses is that while realistically the scale of the problem is low. The fatality rate is down there with bees and venomous snakes.Replies: @Charon, @Jack D, @AceDeuce
WRONG. We have a NEGRO problem. They need to learn how to act properly, and they are incapable of doing that-at the very least, they are unwilling to do so.
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/cimg/www.hdforums.com/1600x900_85-1/713/1-243713.jpgReplies: @Reg Cæsar
Built less than 100 miles away. Imagine.
Which is why they’re in a Roger Miller song?
Airport police use Segways on concourses, and bicycles in parking ramps. Whatever works.
Horses are scarier, however.
Except Germany ended up occupying Poland in its entirety and killing millions of Jews. But I’m glad you mentioned that incident, whose follow-on actions, thanks to the German people, are, in large part, why Jews in exile from their ancestral homeland for just under 2000 years, ended up back in the vicinity of Jerusalem.
Re 1967, the Egyptians and Syrians were massed on Israeli borders in the expectation that it would ruin Israel’s economy, enabling an invasion and a Final Solution to the Jewish problem in the Middle East. It would have worked, too, if the Israelis had mobilized their reservists to stand guard on their borders, thereby collapsing their economy, resulting in an inability to feed and supply their military. In 1973, despite major provocations in the form of routine artillery attacks by Arab forces, and a similar massing of forces by the Egyptians and Syrians, the Israelis resisted mobilizing their reservists and crippling their economy. Thanks to Kissinger stating that not a single bullet would be supplied to Israel if it struck first again, Golda Meir dallied while the Arabs were getting ready to invade. In the end, it took an Israeli threat to nuke* Egypt and Syria for the US to come to Israel’s aid.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samson_Option
Another key difference between Israel and Germany, apart from Germany inflicting tens of millions of deaths on its neighbors, is geography. Pre-war Germany, at 244,000 sq miles, was 30x the size of Israel. Israel’s narrowest point is 9 miles wide. That’s literally a 10 minute drive at highway speeds. Today, at its narrowest point, Germany is well over 200 miles wide. Pre-war Germany had almost twice the land area and was wider. Point being that Israel had no room for error. 1 significant battle loss and it’s over. There’s literally no room for a retreat.
* My surmise is that the Soviets would nuke Israel, which would lead the Israelis to launch at Moscow once their early warning systems detected the launch. Thereby risking a Soviet attack against its other perceived enemies, including the US, and touching off an all-out nuclear exchange.
Germany didn’t occupy Poland in its entirety in 1939. The Soviets, who were allied with Germany until June of 1941, occupied the eastern half.
You're dreaming, right?
I seriously doubt any of the commentariat in this thread is as credentialed as Saucier is. You all should learn your place.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Ghost of Bull Moose, @Hangnail Hans, @Gary in Gramercy, @tyrone, @tyrone, @AceDeuce, @Reg Cæsar, @anon, @anon1azwertfc
Doctoral candidates write dissertations, not theses. Get it right, Dr. Dingus. LOL.
Seattle bike cops pay a visit to Antifa campout.
Just for the lolz.
I defer to your expertise…
If you want lessons in how to build a dome home out of Aircrete, Khalil’s grandnephew Hajjan will be happy to teach you. But you’d have to spring for the airfare to Hilo.
https://www.domegaia.com/our-team.html
It triggered some major butthurt, revealing that despite not being as overt as in the west, the woke subhumans are indeed deeply rooted in society.Replies: @photondancer
Do Serbian wokes substitute muslims for blacks?
P. Khalil Saucier = “I a hip sucker, all!” (A phallus, ickier.)
Wasn’t sauce shelf UK lad slang for a buxom lady not long ago? Or was that spice shelf?
I seriously doubt any of the commentariat in this thread is as credentialed as Saucier is. You all should learn your place.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Ghost of Bull Moose, @Hangnail Hans, @Gary in Gramercy, @tyrone, @tyrone, @AceDeuce, @Reg Cæsar, @anon, @anon1azwertfc
Unlike you, we don’t have a Central Party to teach us. The Donald hasn’t released his Little Red Book yet.
I hear endless prattle about the USS Liberty - she's like the Emmett Till of the anti-Semites. Why don't you ever talk about the Point Welcome?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USCGC_Point_Welcome_(WPB-82329)#Friendly_fire
Whatever Israelis "indefensible" actions are, they don't excuse intentionally targeting civilian areas with unguided rockets - this is clearly a war crime. Let me know when the ICC put Haniyeh and Mashal on trial for war crimes.Replies: @Johann Ricke, @donut, @Dube
The Israelis say that the USS Liberty attack was a case of mistaken identity in the midst of a war – unfortunately in the fog of war, friendly fire incidents happen all too often. People are nervous and get itchy trigger fingers. There are breakdowns in communication – one hand doesn’t know what the other hand is doing.
Why do they say that?
Depends on the country. In Australia Ph.D. candidates write theses.
And you can tell from the language that the original poster is, in all probability, American.Replies: @Supply and Demand
https://www.domegaia.com/our-team.html
https://www.domegaia.com/uploads/1/6/9/5/16958362/editor/201207-014.jpg?1610596239
https://www.domegaia.com/uploads/1/6/9/5/16958362/editor/domehome.jpg?1535189030Replies: @photondancer
That is so 1960s! I love it.
I seriously doubt any of the commentariat in this thread is as credentialed as Saucier is. You all should learn your place.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Ghost of Bull Moose, @Hangnail Hans, @Gary in Gramercy, @tyrone, @tyrone, @AceDeuce, @Reg Cæsar, @anon, @anon1azwertfc
You all should learn your place
¡No problema, little troll!
https://i.imgur.com/eo1iH4Q.jpg?1Replies: @Charon, @black sea, @notsaying, @Alfa158, @Known Fact, @Paleo Liberal, @Forbes, @415 reasons, @anonymous
Writing such stuff seems to be what mediocrities believe One Must Do to get tenure in e.g. African Studies, especially if they look like. Monsieur Saucier. My guess would be that connections speak louder than words. But in an aggressive colonization effort like say Wokeness; or Deconstruction; or Transphobia; prizes do go to those that discover new territories to Liberate. As usual, one has the problem: So many scribblers, so few new territories ripe for liberation. For every great liberator toiling against the real bastions, like Pro Football and Pro Soccer; there are 50 poor schlubs stuck working on Pro Bicycling.
But there is no more oppressive hierarchical system to be encountered in the college-educated workplace than the Tenure System at University. Truly, many are called but few are chosen! Staying up late at night working on the Undergraduate Handbook Committee, or splitting your grant money with parasitic senior faculty sure lets one work up a righteous indignation over Oppression and Inequality and Privilege! It’s not just word salad; those Junior Faculty have really been there-
It would have been an easier and better-paying career path for him, though I daresay Africana studies is pretty well paying these days, and surely cannot be that hard, judging by the output.
But there is no more oppressive hierarchical system to be encountered in the college-educated workplace than the Tenure System at University. Truly, many are called but few are chosen! Staying up late at night working on the Undergraduate Handbook Committee, or splitting your grant money with parasitic senior faculty sure lets one work up a righteous indignation over Oppression and Inequality and Privilege! It's not just word salad; those Junior Faculty have really been there-Replies: @PiltdownMan
The money center bank I worked for in New York City, back in the day, would have hired the Saucier guy in a heartbeat, as a customer facing banker in private banking. Old money folks, especially the elderly widows, loved to have guys like him to talk to. Their job was to listen, take them out to lunch, and keep them loyal to the institution.
It would have been an easier and better-paying career path for him, though I daresay Africana studies is pretty well paying these days, and surely cannot be that hard, judging by the output.
https://i.imgur.com/CsDZyQ4.jpgReplies: @Jonathan Mason, @nebulafox, @Simon Tugmutton
I used to own one of those bikes — a Raleigh Superbe gents’ roadster. Best machine I ever owned, every bit of it designed and made in Nottingham, England. I only parted with it in 2002 when the bottom bracket threads failed. They could be rethreaded but only by a firm in New Zealand and the cost, especially of shipping to and from England, was insane.
BTW nowadays that picture looks like a still from Monty Python.
Same here, but like you say, most definitely not cops.
Since they learned from Antifa.Replies: @Spect3r
People have been doing it way before antifa. But i never saw a cop doing it.
Who cares what they do?
And you can tell from the language that the original poster is, in all probability, American.
Asians are big into tropical fish and Koi.
I really don’t like hijacking these threads, but the only reason Israel has nukes with with to threaten other nations is that they stole the fissionable material from US stockpiles. I’ll see your “Samson Option” and raise you “The Apollo Affair.”
Germany didn’t occupy Poland in its entirety in 1939. The Soviets, who were allied with Germany until June of 1941, occupied the eastern half.
Patrick McGoohan took over primary writing duties from George Markstein after the thirteenth episode. One of the biggest blunders in British TV, second only to the Andersons hiring the dreaded Fred Freiberger to jazz up the second season of Space 1999. Didn't they know Freiberger killed the third season of Star Trek whilst Roddenberry got jiggy with the black ladies? How many times did Captain Shatner fall in love in the third season?Replies: @sayless
In the opening credits George Markstein is the guy sitting in the office when McGoohan hands in his resignation, smashing the desk, making the teacup rattle around. Apparently their relationship off-camera was like that too.
McGoohan wrote some of the early scripts under a couple of different names. One of them was Paddy Serf.
Inventing the wheel, generations of inventors, and having an industrial revolution are the causes of Whites riding bicycles. If White Privilege were a real thing instead of AA and welfare we’d have half of the 85IQ crowd pulling us in rickshaws.
“My surmise is that the Soviets would nuke Israel”
You’re dreaming, right?
Soviets sent soldiers to fight in Korea against the UN forces, and to fight Israel too.
And you can tell from the language that the original poster is, in all probability, American.Replies: @Supply and Demand
You can probably tell by my constant mention of, that I’m in China — and as I’ve mentioned, work at a university in Dalian partnered with University of Adelaide.
I seriously doubt any of the commentariat in this thread is as credentialed as Saucier is. You all should learn your place.Replies: @Achmed E. Newman, @Ghost of Bull Moose, @Hangnail Hans, @Gary in Gramercy, @tyrone, @tyrone, @AceDeuce, @Reg Cæsar, @anon, @anon1azwertfc
There is NO WAY you’re serious right now
Excellent comment sir.
Nothing to do with VO2 Max or percent slow twitch vs. fast twitch, of course. I mean, in a sport that typically requires minimal equipment, and that pretty much everyone has some experience with — running — West African Blacks typically do GREAT at marathons, or at least half marathons, or perhaps 5Ks… some distance over 800m, anyway. Right?
That’s BILLIONS, you anti-semiticist! What are you, some kind of holoheretic?
Not many. I was about the only student at Rice who biked in (or walked).
I did see (and still do on occasion) black males riding bikes. Often fairly small beat up one speeds. Sometimes with baskets for carrying things. Okay, great, it is cheap transport. Not good in rain, cold or the terrible streets with cracks and potholes, but cheap.
Almost no one back then was in a "riding club."
I've seen more Hispanics on such bikes also. I suspect many are illegal but need to get from A to B.
For blacks some use them to scoot to and from crime scenes like B&E. Young guys.
Ten speed (or more) road biking is an upper middle class or middle class thing. Few women do it though I've known some. Often done in groups or clubs. No reason why blacks can't do that and there is nothing "privileged" about that. I enjoyed it out in the suburbs until it became too dangerous with more traffic, cell phones, and women driving kids to school in SUVs.
I suppose White Privilege is what keeps blacks out of the math and science classes too.Replies: @Hangnail Hans, @ben tillman
I would never have considered going anywhere by bike — even to the Gingerman — from my old place at Kirby and Holcombe.
Helpful information. Lucky me I discovered your website unintentionally, and I’m surprised why
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I bookmarked it.
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“King George III sent a trade mission to China because England was having a problem – all of their hard currency (silver and gold) was ending up in China because the English public had a taste for tea and for porcelain cups to serve it in and China was the main producer of both.”
I think it was more China as a market that was the appeal, at a time when Europe was blockaded by Napoleon. By George III’s day, Wedgwood had been going 50 years and François Xavier d’Entrecolles had revealed the secrets of porcelain to Europe as far back as 1712, leading to manufacturing at Sevres and Plymouth. Wedgwood only started making porcelain in George IIIs day because fashionable tea drinkers in London wanted it.
The Brits were big on industrial espionage. They literally stole the tea plants and took them to India to solve that balance of payments issue, although it turned out that the Brits preferred darker teas from Assam (which is what I drink every day).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Fortune
I always thought that NASCAR, which used to be called stock car racing, should be done in the following manner: the morning of the race driver hast to go out to a dealer and take a car off the lot, and that’s the car he drives to the race. Those would really be stock cars.
Kneegrows have always been a part of the cycling community.
You think all those bikes stole themselves?