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Industrial metal against entropy. Musical influences: Sybreed, Fear Factory, Static X, Amon Amarth, Lorn, Donald J Trump

Joined October 2021
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Jensen Huang in the Matrix, learning how Chinese spies work Wait till the end 👀
🤖 Made with AI
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I'm begging Jensen Huang to reconcile with his wife. we cannot afford another billionaire ex-wife entering her "I'm going to fix society by funding its most annoying people" era
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‘What’s late stage capitalism?’ ‘A coping strategy leftists use to deal with the reality that capitalism just keeps getting better over time and shows zero signs of failure, while leftist regimes collapse or descend into multigenerational poverty around the world. By make-believing that capitalism should be over soon, leftists have an easier time living with the reality that every hard left regime ever was already in its late stages upon birth.’
WIRED presenting a very, very left wing partisan historian in this sort of "expert answers questions" format as they would a physicist or someone talking about the realism of medieval armour in films. Deliberate confusion about what is legitimate expertise is a massive problem.
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There is a boycott movement building against Jennifer Welch's podcast over her hate-filled, vulgarity-spewing content. Various sponsors have already declared that they have had it with "I've had it" after she laughed over "digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again." teapaw.org/JonathanTurley/status/…
Rachel Welch has made millions by injecting rage into the body politic. In this podcast, she and her co-host break into uncontrollable laughter at a post that says, “We’re digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again." newsbreak.com/mediaite-52057… What is notable is that, after her cohost denounces conservatives for spreading false news, they claim falsely that Kirk was killed by a MAGA supporter -- a claim long debunked but repeated by many on the left.
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Entropyrian retweeted
Being a conservative sucks because many of us are trying to do what's best for humanity and we are considered worse than hitler by performative leftists who act morally superior when their convictions come entirely from whatever is trending.
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I feel like I should explain my participation in this expose of bad behavior. I have known Megan to some degree for around four years and have been friendly, even distantly, professionally friends. She did what looked like very good work in 2022 on issues of Woke in Christianity, and I was impressed and grateful. Later, skipping ahead a bit, I met Megan in person, and at a dinner with five or six of us at the table, we got to know each other some. We were pretty quick friends. I'm trying to remember what year this was--2024, I think--and it was in West Palm Beach. In between, like several other associates of mine, I saw Megan being pulled into the recruitment of the very Christian Nationalists and New Right guys I was dedicated to warning about, upon which I have been strongly vindicated. I spent some time, but less than others, in long conversations with her (overwhelmingly by text/DM), trying to explain why I thought these guys were trouble and would lead her to playing into a deceptive dialectic. One such frustrating conversation was in early spring 2023 while I was in the St. Louis airport waiting for a flight. I spent much of that time, if you can believe me, trying to explain to her what the dialectic is, and my explanations were simply inadequate. Some of the spiral graphics you've seen me and others share about the dialectic were ones I created specifically for her to communicate what it is and how it works. I watched her drift further and further into this, more to the frustration of my Christian associates than my own, but I found it disappointing. Later, when I met her, I found her likable, despite the disagreement, which was not significant between us. Some time later, she shared with me that she considered me a friend but was "done" with the others at one point because of their attempts to talk to her about the issues, her colleagues, the path she was on, and problems in her book. I kept communication open, though it was always infrequent, like normal. Her accusation was always the same when it came up: these people, who were trying to steer her away from the path she was on with those colleagues, were trying to ruin her career, which is simply untrue and unfair. It might have been the case that the people who had made her would destroy her if she changed course (ask me how I know), but the intentions were never malicious or harmful like that. Later, however, she got further into this line of thinking than I could tolerate, but she had also fallen seriously sick. I had no intention of criticizing a friendly while she was dangerously ill, so I didn't. I was distantly supportive but made no particular efforts one way or the other. She said many things I normally would have said something about, but I left it out of respect, even though it kept getting beyond my own tolerance. Finally, though, the behavior documented in this thread, which has been a constant for many months and especially through the last month, crossed enough of a line where I said something. Thus, I became implicated. I tried to be firm but gentle and respectful, maintaining a solid boundary: no misrepresentation. That's it. The reason I stepped in was, in fact, that. She would frequently pile on smaller accounts, many who respected her, many others who had become critical but who are good people doing good work, and go full attack-dog. I abhor unfairness. It was extremely frustrating to watch, but I stayed out of it, trying to maintain friendship and peace. The moment I stepped in, which was in response to further vigorous misrepresentation of people she was arguing with online--again, mostly good people with small accounts--it was immediately my turn. The public record is available. I set the boundary in advance and asked her not to do it with me. She said something to the effect of "we're going to do this." Ok. Since then, I have been questioned many times, in person, on the phone, and my message, about why I "attacked" Megan, which means someone is telling that story because I most certainly did not attack her. Another misrepresentation. It's intolerable. When this thread appeared, I therefore shared every one of the posts and many of the posts by people who have chimed in. That's my story and my explanation. I tried to dissuade her from taking a bad path, but it failed. I made a friendship and kept it, and I tried to keep the peace for a long time, even after it crossed several red lines. The moment I said anything, I became the bad guy. Like I said, ok. So be it. That's my piece.
Look, there is no right time to post this series I'm about to post. Before the midterms was definitely not the right time, and immediately after isn't either, but it's less wrong. So, without further ado, here we go… 𝗠𝗲𝗴𝗮𝗻 𝗕𝗮𝘀𝗵𝗮𝗺 (@megbasham) 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗤𝘂𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗼𝗳 𝗠𝗼𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗜𝗻𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘀𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗰𝘆. Does anyone need the backstory? On October 7, the Fantastic Four delivered some highly problematic speeches at NatCon Jerusalem, for which they were rightly criticized. One of the speakers was Amanda Milius (@AmandaMilius), who is friends with Megan. Over the following weeks, Megan went on an X crusade to defend, among other things, her friend's speech. In doing so, she repeatedly demanded that others adhere to moral standards that she herself failed to uphold in the slightest. 𝗘𝗫𝗔𝗠𝗣𝗟𝗘 𝟭: 𝗧𝗵𝗲 "𝗢𝗽" 𝗘𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲… Megan repeatedly criticized people for seeing an "op" behind every disagreement, arguing that accusing others of being part of an op simply because they hold different opinions is paranoid and conspiratorial. Yet she herself suggested that people creating divisions within the right-wing coalition ahead of the midterms were part of an "op." 𝗠𝗲𝗴𝗮𝗻: "I think the people who are suddenly very interested in creating massive fights within the rightwing coalition right before the midterms are the people you should suspect of being an 'op.'" [1] 𝗔𝗹𝘀𝗼 𝗠𝗲𝗴𝗮𝗻: “I am so sick of people who don’t know how to debate any policy or election result without calling things an “op.“ It’s the last refuge of idiots and grifters.” [2] “Yes, I’m sure Mollie and Matt and me and everyone else who is saying that he is behaving out of his mind with this stuff are ops of some fashion.” [3] “They’re not running a dialectical hegemonic op or whatever.” [4] “And they call anyone who doesn’t agree with them part of an op.” [5] “Everything ends up in an 8000 word insane rant about ops and dialectics and not just a normal discussion.” [6] “Just because people disagree does not mean its an ‘op’.” [7] “The problem is you. Not secret ops.” [8] “I have to have been bought. I have to be part of an op.” [9] “Exactly.” (Reply to: “…denouncing everyone who disagrees with them as secret Marxists or ‘woke right’ ops.”) [10]
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So Trump’s Iran strike saved the free world from an imminent threat, and the podcast bros responded by losing their minds and selling malicious foreign propaganda to tens of millions of Trump’s voters?
Wow. Senator John Kennedy. How is this not everywhere. Seriously. This is insane. Listen to what he’s actually saying.
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When I went to DC around Trump's inauguration, everyone was calling it "Conservative Disneyland." In my opinion, the Republicans have been operating under something I call the Conservative Disneyland Effect ever since, and now they're rediscovering reality exists. Disneyland, as it turns out, is fake. It's fun, but it's fake. When you go, you have a good time, and when leave, you go back to reality. Reality was always there, though, and if you stay too long, it piles up on you. A huge part of the Conservative Disneyland Effect has been believing that we could just get away with anything, say anything, push anything. More and more and more "right-wing" stuff, increasing "boldness," more and more anti-Woke and New Right "edge," ridiculous financial policies that don't work. Reality is back. If the Right decides that more of that nonsense is the way, it's lost. If they decide we can just tolerate any excess from within our ranks without drawing hard and clear lines that say "that's not us," it's lost. Americans want common sense. They want stuff to work. They want politics to be normal, not crazy. The sober Republicans need to stand up and set an inspiring course forward now. Not this New Right foolishness, not the Bush-doctrine "RINO" crap everyone got sick of. Just good, straight leadership rooted in common sense and success for the American people.
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I'm done letting these grifters tear apart our country. Mark and avoid these people, and anyone who promotes them/allies with them. If we are going to win the 2028 election we need to get the enemies out of our camp. List of names here: Tucker Carlson Candace Owens Alex Jones Matt Walsh Jack Posobiec Megyn Kelly Tim Pool Matt Gaetz Dan Bilzerian Thomas Massie Marjorie Taylor Greene The Hodge Twins Michael Knowles Mike Cernovich Ian Carroll Shawn Ryan Nick Fuentes Ron Paul Milo Yiannopoulos Sneako Stew Peters Jake Shields Dave Smith Curtis Yarvin Elijah Shcaffer Brett Cooper Myron Gaines Raw Egg Nationalist Darryl Cooper (Martyrmade) Steve Bannon Auron MacIntyre (not his real name) Bronze Age Pervert Joel Webbon Brian Sauve Eric Conn
Replying to @WassonWatch
Something I'd like to zoom in on here is, who are the identifiable Woke Right/New Right personalities who are responsible for dividing the Conservative movement resulting in this massive midterm loss? Here's as complete a list as I can muster: Tucker Carlson Candace Owens Alex Jones Matt Walsh Jack Posobiec Megyn Kelly Tim Pool Matt Gaetz Dan Bilzerian Thomas Massie Marjorie Taylor Greene The Hodge Twins Michael Knowles Mike Cernovich Ian Carroll Shawn Ryan Nick Fuentes Ron Paul Milo Yiannopoulos Sneako Stew Peters Jake Shields Dave Smith Curtis Yarvin Elijah Shcaffer Brett Cooper Myron Gaines Raw Egg Nationalist Darryl Cooper (Martyrmade) Steve Bannon Auron MacIntyre (not his real name) Bronze Age Pervert Joel Webbon Brian Sauve Eric Conn There are probably plenty more I have missed here. Some of these folks may be borderline. But, in general, the constant onslaught of these folks attacking Trump and his policies, are to blame for the loss of the 2026 midterm. You can thank them.
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Remember all those times people told me the Woke Right has no power and to stop talking about it. Lol 🤡
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The change agents. I. Told. You.
Never doom. The change agents are here, they’re young, and they aren’t leaving.
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Yeah we all remember that and I also remember not being stupid enough to think the government could fix it all for me. I remember having four roommates while I was a young Navy SEAL and saving money on my first deployment to Iraq to buy my first home. I remember when people didn’t believe that someone else should pay for some make-believe lifestyle we thought we deserved…because we believed we had to figure it out ourselves. I also remember when Republicans were honest enough to tell people the truth and fight for policy that would have long term benefits even if unpopular in the short term. If anyone thinks the lesson about “affordability” in this election is just becoming more populist and more liberal, then go join the Democrat party. They’ll be happy to have you, bribing voters with promises of free crap. Or…do a better job making the economic case for what you know is right. I’m still team Trump. Why? Because his policies are grounded in the long term, not the convenient short term. GOOD. Double down on the agenda. Who cares if we lost the midterms? Nothing changes. We already had a deadlocked Congress anyway. And how about you supposed “conservative commentators” tell the truth about issues like affordability? Republicans made sure the average family of 4 didn’t see a $10,000 increase in taxes last year. *Money that Democrats voted to take from you.* Republicans push for permitting reform and deregulation. Supply side policies that decrease inflation long term. Tariffs suck in the short term but in the long term will bring manufacturing here. Biden and his Democrats caused 9% inflation. The high prices you see now? Guess what, 76% of that higher price is from the Biden years. The rest is gas prices which admittedly is caused by the actions in Iran. GOOD. All I have to pay is 30% higher gas and I get to make sure Iran can’t point a nuke at me?? GOOD. By the way, lots of other consumer goods are cheaper. Prescription drugs are 4.5% LOWER. The biggest cost increases are housing and healthcare. Why? Because Obamacare wrecked the healthcare market and blue states make it impossible to permit new home building. But who cares about the facts, right? Good job, Texas! Say goodbye to your low cost of living and pro-business reputation. And thank the braindead right wing populists that threw their votes away in protest (also thank Paxton for running the worst campaign ever….). Republicans need to stop running away from good policy and principles just because it MIGHT win an election. Thats the Democrat way. Fuck that. Stick to principle. And LEARN HOW TO ACTUALLY EXPLAIN GOOD POLICY TO VOTERS. The moronic consultant class told the GOP to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on transgender ads instead of the economy. Incredibly stupid. Let’s learn some lessons, but for God’s sake learn the RIGHT lessons.
I remember making 40k with a wife and two babies and having nothing left at the end of the month after rent and groceries, and I think about it still every day. If you’re struggling to make ends meet and keep your family fed with a roof over their heads, that struggle is simply the most pressing and urgent matter in your life and nothing else really comes close. This is something that many Republican politicians and conservative “thought leaders” still do not understand and maybe never will.
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Ironically, Trump's decision to go to war in Iran showed the strength that we condemned our legislators for not having. They were completely unwilling to do anything for fear of angering their constituents and losing power. Trump wasn't.
Trump agrees that the war in Iran and higher prices are the likely reasons for the midterm losses, but says he had no choice, Iran can’t have a nuclear weapon. This was clearly not a politically-motivated decision on his part. It was a matter of conviction, and I respect that.
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They literally keep telling you the plan, but you refuse to hear them. They keep telling you the plan is to make America suffer under Democrats until their would-be dictator is ready in 2032 to finish off the American Experiment. They work constantly for this goal.
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Republicans won’t have meaningful power until 2032 and the party will look a lot more like groypers than boomers, darling.
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Do you understand? Trump sold the Iran War perfectly clearly, but the population not only refused to listen, which is on them, but was absolutely misled into confusion, anger, and madness by a highly coordinated messaging apparatus that likes Vance better than it likes Trump.
.@POTUS: "I think it's largely true because it drove the gasoline up... At the same time, if I had to do it again, I'd have to do it again because long-term, it's the only answer. You can't let Iran have a nuclear weapon."
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How Republicans should go forward: fire consultants, purge New Right, ditch Vance and Vanceguard. Then, Balls of Trump Results-orientation of DeSantis Messaging of Spencer Pratt
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A dynamic, if you will: Trump's tariffs get directly in the way of creating the price relief desperately needed after Biden's inflationary regime and Covid. They are unpopular, but no one will really contradict him, and we hear things about long-term utility that no one understands or cares about. Much of this deflection comes from the New Right economic gurus from American Compass, who are part of the odd Vanceguard. Iran gets dangerously close (again) to nuclear weapons (upwards of 11 of them, maybe) and has demonstrated long-range ballistic missile technology. It has to be dealt with. Israel steps in to stop Iran, and Trump, fulfilling a contradictory campaign promise that Iran would never have a nuclear weapon, joins the effort (twice, actually). Iran gets wounded but responds by holding the Strait of Hormuz and therefore global oil flows hostage. The entire right-wing commentary class ("Trashcaster Inc."), which aligns with the Vanceguard, proceeds relentlessly and ruthlessly (and truthlessly) to blame Trump and "Israel's war" for raising prices, which have more to do with the tariffs and Bidenflation, and never once try to get people to understand the real situation or its contingencies. A difficult policy choice gets turned into a noose by conflating it with a bad economic policy, both of which are advanced by the same radical new wing of the Republican Party, which simultaneously makes absolutely no secret of their ambition to destroy the GOP we have and replace it with themselves. Election Night 2026 goes badly.
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Bad news is we lost senate seats that won't be winnable for six years. Gut wrenching. Here's the good news: in terms of electoral prospects, this is super easy to fix. Trivial, even: 1. End the tariffs now. If the Admin wants to make a case for a few targeted ones for bad actors, fine. But the broad tariffs must stop. 2. Either go balls to the wall on Iran to finish the regime, or pull out of the war. Do more limited stuff like "midnight hammer" if Iran tries to rebuild its nuclear program, but that's it. 3. Do not back off the stuff that IS going well, and a lot is. Crime at record lows. Border under control. ATF and 2nd Amendment Section doing great work. Government employment reduced. Etc. Do not learn the wrong lessons from what was an inflation-related election blowout and undermine the things that are working. 4. Finally, and this one may be the hardest for Trump: limit the stupid distractions.
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Lol time to kick out this demented demoralization cult.
Tucker Carlson, Thomas Massie, Joe Kent, Megyn Kelly and everyone else who opposed the idiotic, disastrous war of choice in Iran were right. The people who demonized them for their principled opposition deserve to be ruled by Democrats. But the rest of us don’t.
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