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brb finding a gif of Rosalina KOing Peach
also the guy who hates pizza is claiming others are wrong for America how rich
There are plenty of alt right intellectuals out there, like Moldbug. I don't know if you can say that they laid the groundwork for Trump though, because Trump isn't really part of the alt right movement so much as he is himself and the alt right has coalesced around him.
lol Wario. He should just stick to mini games. Waluigi is clearly the superior bro.
When it was announced she was bumping Hannity there was a rather considerable outcry because she's clearly more socially moderate than the rest of the Fox team (same reason the same web of social conservatives hate Shepard Smith, who they believe to be a homosexualist agenda plant) at least in that old New England/York Republican style of "don't give a shit really that's your business" that got them tarred as worse than Democrats. (William Weld-ish, the persona Mitt Romney used in the 1990s, etc.)I saw Megyn Kelly moderating a Fox News discussion about trans people in bathrooms on Fox News, and she seemed surprisingly defensive in favor of the White House's stance. Is she usually a moderate, or is she just trying to pimp her upcoming interview special with Laverne Cox?
“I’m a soulless lawyer,” Kelly once told The Daily Beast. “Give me any opinion and I can argue it.”
Megyn Kelly is a hardcore racist which prevents her from being "moderate."
Neither is what she wants on her ticket. And her policy depth is narrow, while Clinton already has breadth and depth and there are others that could be tapped to mirror it.
And they're just being chosen as trophy Veeps anyway, may as well get the one with a Democratic Governor to fill their seat.
Milo considers himself a libertarian but he has nothing but good things to say about the "alt-right" so he writes things like this:Though I guess that disqualifies me from nominating Milo, though he's on the border of that Breitbart hard right and the weird alt right.
Earlier, we mentioned the pressure to self-censor. But whenever such pressure arises in a society, there will always be a young, rebellious contingent who feel a mischievous urge to blaspheme, break all the rules, and say the unsayable. Why? Because its funny!
As Curtis Yarvin explains via email: If you spend 75 years building a pseudo-religion around anything an ethnic group, a plaster saint, sexual chastity or the Flying Spaghetti Monster dont be surprised when clever 19-year-olds discover that insulting it is now the funniest fucking thing in the world. Because it is.
These young rebels, a subset of the alt-right, arent drawn to it because of an intellectual awakening, or because theyre instinctively conservative. Ironically, theyre drawn to the alt-right for the same reason that young Baby Boomers were drawn to the New Left in the 1960s: because it promises fun, transgression, and a challenge to social norms they just dont understand.
Just as the kids of the 60s shocked their parents with promiscuity, long hair and rocknroll, so too do the alt-rights young meme brigades shock older generations with outrageous caricatures, from the Jewish Shlomo Shekelburg to Remove Kebab, an internet in-joke about the Bosnian genocide. These caricatures are often spliced together with Millennial pop culture references, from old 4chan memes like pepe the frog, to anime and My Little Pony references.
If youre a Buzzfeed writer or a Commentary editor reading this and thinking how childish, well. You only have yourself to blame for pompously stomping on free expression and giving in to the worst and most authoritarian instincts of the progressive left. This new outburst of creativity and taboo-shattering is the result.
Of course, just as was the case in history, the parents and grandparents just wont understand, man. Thats down to the age difference. Millennials arent old enough to remember the Second World War or the horrors of the Holocaust. They are barely old enough to remember Rwanda or 9/11. Racism, for them, is a monster under the bed, a story told by their parents to frighten them into being good little children.
As with Father Christmas, Millennials have trouble believing its actually real. Theyve never actually seen it for themselves and they dont believe that the memes they post on /pol/ are actually racist. In fact, they know theyre not they do it because it gets a reaction. Barely a month passes without a long feature in a new media outlet about the rampant sexism, racism or homophobia of online image boards. For regular posters at these boards, thats mission accomplished.
Milo becoming the Jewish dude that actual Neo-Nazis can point to to say "hey, I don't hate all Jews!" is frightening in that there's an actual audience for that sort of thing nowadays. The level of Antisemitism on the internet is super disturbing and it makes me wonder how much Antisemitism is there among actual young voters.
If she's directly involved in an issue, or knows someone who is, Kelly will often take the right stance on an issue like this. After she had a kid she came out in favor of paid family leave, for example.
Curtis Fuckface is the most nauseating combination of toxic chemicals that has ever been improperly mixed in a basement laboratory, ever. He is happenstance rich beyond reason, speciously sardonic but mostly just hyperaggressive, deluded by his own years of self-study in a meticulously crafted echo-chamber, reactionary (likely as a way to compensate for his many glaring character flaws), and obnoxiously convinced of his own moral, intellectual, and even technological superiority. I have had the supreme displeasure of following his writing for about 4 years, now; at this point, I think I have an ulcer. And P.S. his software ideas are wrongheaded and vaguely religious. The man belongs where he is: as the leader of a fetish cult of racist white men intent on substaining permanently on their own vitriol and introverted contrarinism.
Milo considers himself a libertarian but he has nothing but good things to say about the "alt-right" so he writes things like this:
An Establishment Conservatives Guide To The Alt-Right
Milo becoming the Jewish dude that actual Neo-Nazis can point to to say "hey, I don't hate all Jews!" is frightening in that there's an actual audience for that sort of thing nowadays. The level of Antisemitism on the internet is super disturbing and it makes me wonder how much Antisemitism is there among actual young voters.
I still don't know what it means.I really despise how "alt-right" has become a thing, Of fucking course the political press just had to turn a bunch of dipshits from /pol/ & reddit into a "movement".
Although there is no official ideology associated with the alt-right, various sources say it includes beliefs such as Dark Enlightenment, libertarianism, monarchism, nativism, right-wing populism, workers rights, business nationalism, identitarianism, white nationalism, antisemitism, racialism, socialism, white supremacy and American secessionism.
oh, that clears it upIn a 2015 article in BuzzFeed, reporter Rosie Gray describes the alt-right as "white supremacy perfectly tailored for our times", saying that it uses "aggressive rhetoric and outright racial and anti-Semitic slurs", and notes that it has "more in common with European far-right movements than American ones."
But less of a threat than the mainstream progressive movement.Professor George Hawley of the University of Alabama suggested that the alt-right may pose a greater threat to progressivism than the mainstream conservative movement.
I really despise how "alt-right" has become a thing, Of fucking course the political press just had to turn a bunch of dipshits from /pol/ & reddit into a "movement".
I still don't know what it means.
oh, that clears it up
But less of a threat than the mainstream progressive movement.
In response to President Obama's proposed bathroom rules for public schools...
It is difficult to imagine a more absurd federal overreach into a local issue. Under the Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, the federal government has no authority to interfere in local school districts' bathroom policies.
The President is not promoting unity. In fact, he is doing quite the opposite. He is intentionally dividing America by threatening to sue or withhold funding from our cash-strapped public schools if they do not agree with his personal opinion on policies that remain squarely in their jurisdiction. They should not feel compelled to bow to such intimidation.
My administration is researching the options available for ensuring that this local issue is decided by Kentuckians, not by bureaucrats in Washington.
I still don't know what it means.
oh, that clears it up
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Write in John MillerThere is something on my mind, but it is an epiphany and it is so stupid sounding, and I reconigize the fact that it is, that I don't wanna say it (so i am not gonna post about the epiphany's details) That being said, I thought a lot of what OP said. Sometimes it isn't your year, no shame in sitting it out. If it is trump vs Clinton, Sanders is getting a write-in. Even feels good saying it really. I just thought about it long and hard and realized that it wasn't just frustration of a shitty news day, but Trump's bad truly outweighs his good.
What the fuck did I just read?
Had lunch with a friend of mine who works at the DNC; we used to do oppo research in Chicago back in the day. General impression I got: this isn't a normal general election, the typical rules don't apply. They're going scorched earth on Trump and will essentially cast him as a rich bigot/racist/misogynist who doesn't deserve the type of mutual respect most presidential candidates receive.
"We're going to make a lot of white people embarrassed about this mother fucker." Welp. Fun.
Basically /pol/ users and Dark Enlightenment bloggers who form the intellectual wing of the "movement". There's no unified ideology for the alt right, it's just...alternate right wing (alternate to the ideologies espoused by the GOP).
So it's a big grab bag of insane reactionary ideas that are only "unified" by the fact that they self-identify as not-GOP. Which lets them be far more open about their racism, misogyny, etc.
Basically /pol/ users and Dark Enlightenment bloggers who form the intellectual wing of the "movement". There's no unified ideology for the alt right, it's just...alternate right wing (alternate to the ideologies espoused by the GOP).
So it's a big grab bag of insane reactionary ideas that are only "unified" by the fact that they self-identify as not-GOP. Which lets them be far more open about their racism, misogyny, etc.
There is something on my mind, but it is an epiphany and it is so stupid sounding, and I reconigize the fact that it is, that I don't wanna say it (so i am not gonna post about the epiphany's details) That being said, I thought a lot of what OP said. Sometimes it isn't your year, no shame in sitting it out. If it is trump vs Clinton, Sanders is getting a write-in. Even feels good saying it really. I just thought about it long and hard and realized that it wasn't just frustration of a shitty news day, but Trump's bad truly outweighs his good.
we're still doing this huhliterally a fascist.
Misogyny is a core tenet.The defining characteristics of Alt-Right members are hating Jews and black people. The rest is kind of just jumbled nonsense.
It's probably better this way. Having to explain "MRAs from the grey web that frequent sites that specialize in doxxing and child pornography" 1) takes too long, and 2) is soul-shatteringly depressing.I really despise how "alt-right" has become a thing, Of fucking course the political press just had to turn a bunch of dipshits from /pol/ & reddit into a "movement".
This much overgeneralization usually annoys the hell out of me, but these people don't exactly help their cause with their own memes of choice. It's like if Gamergate was running for President. Still, this is too much exaggeration.
This is one of the few absolute constants, practically without exception.Misogyny is a core tenet.
Right?we're still doing this huh
a Goldwater girl, right down to my cowgirl outfit and straw cowboy hat emblazoned with the slogan "AuH2O."
My ninth-grade history teacher, Paul Carlon, was, and still is, a dedicated educator and very conservative Republican. Mr. Carlson encouraged me to read Senator Barry Goldwater's recently published book, The Conscience of a Conservative. That inspired me to write my term paper on the American conservative movement ... I liked Senator Goldwater because he was a rugged individualist who swam against the political tide.
we're still doing this huh
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Waluigi is the laziest god damn character ever created. An upside down L? Are you kidding me? What even is that?
"Propelled," of course not. I'd just argue that there's a substantial junction with persons most involved in what they call "activism" online. A majority persons or majority force? Heavens no. Some of the loudest voices? That's more tangible.That assumes it's an actual demographic that you can measure to a level of significance. Trump is campaigning on the oldest message that exists and little else, it's absurd to assume his campaign strength is being propelled by the lulz, MRA's or Gamergate proponents.
No one has said these people are beyond redemption. I think.Here's an exclusive photo of someone from the equivalent of Generation Trump and the "alt-right" 50 years ago:
Wait, what? Virtually isn't literally. Literally is literally and virtually is virtually! It's important to have differences here! If we treated them equally then virtually everything would literally have to be literal, and that's a risk I don't think most of us are willing to virtually take.Mirriam-Webster literally sold out to Big Literally: