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The reason people believe we are powerless to stop them is mindset: they don't want to go against the tyranny because they made it comfortable to comply.
Eating at McDonald's is convenient but bad. People like convenience. Taking a pill absolves responsibility and is easy. Banning guns is easy and absolves responsibility. And so on.
I don't believe the author(s) meant to say "we are powerless". The general trend of their work has been to encourage a more realistic understanding of politics among rightists. I can see how you might get that impression because they chose to write "no one is capable of upending them", but there's a more sophisticated point behind it. My reading of the point goes something like this:
We aren't capable of upending them now because the way we analyze politics leads us to incorrect conclusions.
If you've been observing rightist politics for enough years, I think you'd have to agree that rightists haven't been doing politics correctly. That's why we survive on table scraps while people like Charlie Kirk and Ben Shapiro get fat.
Ok, I agree with your point. There's a huge disconnect about society and each individual's role. It's not ok to let others take care of things because they won't.
There's a huge disconnect about society and each individual's role. It's not ok to let others take care of things because they won't.
I'd be happy to have you expand that a little. It reminds me of a discussion I had with the pharmacy lady yesterday.
Thank you for clarifying your position. Many shills push black pills hard here with the intention of creating surrender ("you can't do anything so why try"; "vote harder"). Their logic is always low IQ and binary, purposely excluding every real possibility and related facts. Your explanation is good and does not make me think you're shilling.
That said, the phrasing of the meme is poor. The humiliation is all about demoralization. Which is the exact purpose of shills pushing black pills. Why? Because you can do anything you want to a demoralized population. Who in turn are only capable of breeding an immoral, demoralized, next generation.
During war, in the military, black pilled, demoralized people are always put into prison or most commonly killed (sent to the worst front line). Why? Because they are a cancer. They are worthless people who cannot do anything other than infect everyone around them. They are cancerous tumors who only live to serve the enemy, simply by existing as cancer. Black pilled cancerous people must be treated as the cancer they are. Anyone refusing to do so is directly aiding the enemy.
Back to the meme. It's not that we can't. It's that we don't because most people don't understand. This the importance of waking the populations. It's a race to wake everyone before they can demoralize everyone. We are winning the race.
You're welcome. I really do try not to push blackpills willy nilly, but it is very difficult not to feel defeated when taking a cold hard look at the state of rightists today. (Some days are better than others, but I do try.)
I've never accepted the notion that we should surrender, and if I didn't believe political solutions were still possible I'd leave the country. You get a lot of that attitude in BitChute comments for example, which is one reason I don't comment much over there any more.
The phrasing of the meme is not what I would have written, but look at my username. The trend of the Antipolitics blog has been to cultivate political realist analysis among rightists. IMHO they're doing very important archeology and analysis. In accomplishing that, people who read them have to look at what the right was in the past, understand their failures, and make necessary corrections for the coming movement. (I'm trying not to oversell them here, but they're really only trying to reach people who are serious about effecting the required changes.)
I do see your point about the meme. All I did was clip the high points of the blog post and paste them over the image. I did include the link to the original blog post as well as a PDF copy for those interested in understanding the meaning of the meme. But sure, I'm due some criticism for presenting it the way I did.
The stuff about treating cancer tumors just sounds gross. I don't know where you're going with it, and I'm not guessing right now.
As to waking people up, I'm not sure you'll ever wake up enough people to do anything worthwhile. There are plenty of people who are still too comfortable to internalize the civilizational devastation we're facing at the moment.
As I see it, we need leadership loyal to our values more than we need numbers. I mean rightist leaders who can embody some synthesis of the strengths of past leaders while avoiding their failures. I'm most interested in hearing/reading people who are doing that, or at least erecting frameworks to allow for it.
(Almost ended this with a silly GIF, but not this time.)
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