Was just reminded of the article...
Metro: How Satan Became the New Face of Secularism
A meet and greet with Silicon Valley's Satanists.
January 27, 2016 by Jennifer Wadsworth
Thursday, November 29, 2018
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Toxic Masculinity
And quite a few women aping that behavior too... Antifa protestors remind me of those boys of single moms who end up joining gangs and are pure aggression and ego, with no rational restraint because they weren't raised properly. Everything becomes a contest of proving their masculinity.
Should Have Watched More Hee Haw Growing Up
Didn't appreciate the music then, and was biased against it because I had suburban tastes.
Advice That Should Have Been Given and Heeded in 1776...
Abbeville Institute: How to Run the American Revolution: Belated Advice By Joseph R. Stromberg
Tuesday, November 27, 2018
Identity Politics Is the New Reality
Beale:
Both white American liberalism and white American conservatism are dying, because both ideological perspectives are fundamentally dependent upon the homogeneous majority white population that existed pre-1965. Note that neither the liberal nor the conservative ideology have ever taken root anywhere outside the United States despite the USA's global cultural influence. That's why they will not survive post-American US politics; neither holds any appeal to Diversity.
The big difference between Generation Z and its predecessors is that their knowledge of identity politics is real and formative, whereas that of the older generations is mostly symbolic and theoretical. The Boomers, Generation Xers, and Millennials love to feel that they are helping poor unfortunate minorities through their virtue-signaling, whereas Generation Z looks around and realizes that they are in the minority themselves and they are surrounded by a Diversity that hates, envies, and fears them.
Monday, November 26, 2018
Sunday, November 25, 2018
The Aspiring Chicom Empire Is in Trouble
If they need something like this: In China, a School Trains Boys to be 'Real Men'
Labels:
China,
industrial economies,
masculinity,
urbanization
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