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🚨 A young white woman is violently shoved against a wall, then beaten up by a black woman while people just record it.
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Spends all his time speaking to interesting, accomplished people in all fields of human history endeavour and this is his best take: “Just imagine how much less crime there would be if no one was ever starving, no one was ever desperate…”
Really sad.
Joe Rogan: “Just imagine how much less crime there would be if no one was ever starving, no one was ever desperate, no one was ever worried about where their next meal was gonna come from or whether or not they’re gonna have a roof over their head. What if there’s no more poverty? We could’ve already done that. But you would have to get all those rich people that are in charge of industry and running corporations and in government to agree to make the world a better place for everybody”
Joe Rogan flip flops on his economic views based on who he’s talking to.
Joe Rogan: “Just imagine how much less crime there would be if no one was ever starving, no one was ever desperate, no one was ever worried about where their next meal was gonna come from or whether or not they’re gonna have a roof over their head. What if there’s no more poverty? We could’ve already done that. But you would have to get all those rich people that are in charge of industry and running corporations and in government to agree to make the world a better place for everybody”
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“We are witnessing the emergence of a 21st century British fascism”
We are witnessing the emergence of a 21st century British fascism telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/08…
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Actually Michelle, it’s a 117 page document titled “Replacement Migration” published by the UN that anyone can easily find.
We also have real time tools now to track it.
The “great replacement” conspiracy theory is murderous, hate fueled, white supremacist propaganda that must be firmly denounced in every corner of every political party.
I do so today.
If you espouse this belief, I stand against you.
washingtonpost.com/nation/20…
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It is Marxian by definition to insist that every form of conflict is a proxy for class warfare.
To say race, immigration, and religion are all fake or trivial “culture war” issues used by the bourgeoise to divide the proletariat is textbook Marx and it’s also not true.
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Regardez ces mecs blancs qui chialent. Ils ne pleurent pas pour le remplacement de leur peuple. Il ne pleurent pas pour les gamins poignardés par des OQTF, ils ne pleurent pas pour Lola, non. Ils pleurent parce qu’une équipe de millionnaires a perdu un match de foot
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Why Jacinda Ardern was the worst thing that happened to New Zealand.
Not because every problem started with her.
They did not.
Not because every bad decision was hers alone.
It was because she changed the moral direction of the country.
Before Jacinda, New Zealand still had a rough idea of what it was meant to be.
Free people.
Practical people.
Independent people.
People who worked, built, traded, raised families, solved problems, and expected government to mostly leave them alone.
Then Jacinda arrived with one word.
Kindness.
And that word did enormous damage.
Because kindness is voluntary.
You choose to help.
You choose to give.
You choose to care.
But when the state forces one person to live for another, that is not kindness.
That is coercion.
When the state takes your money and calls it compassion, that is not charity.
That is theft with better branding.
COVID exposed the worldview.
The government decided whether you could work.
Whether your business was essential.
Whether you could travel.
Whether you could see family.
Whether you could come home to your own country.
Whether your speech was acceptable.
Then they told New Zealanders the government would be the single source of truth.
That sentence should have terrified every free person.
Free countries do not have a single source of truth.
Free people think.
Free people question.
Free people disagree.
Free people are allowed to be wrong.
A society with one official truth is not free.
It is being trained to obey.
That was her real legacy.
She made dependency look moral.
She made obedience look virtuous.
She made fear look responsible.
She made control look compassionate.
She moved New Zealand away from the individual and toward the collective.
Away from freedom and toward permission.
Away from responsibility and toward dependency.
Away from truth and toward official narrative.
Away from production and toward redistribution.
Ayn Rand was right.
The smallest minority on earth is the individual.
Once you sacrifice the individual to the collective, there are no rights left.
There is only power.
The state decides who pays, who obeys, who is punished, and who is rewarded.
I do not judge Jacinda by the smile.
I do not judge her by the magazine covers.
I do not judge her by the international applause.
I judge her by one standard.
Did she make New Zealand more free or less free?
The answer is obvious.
She made New Zealand less free.
That is her legacy.
