The Realignment
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Have you learned to change yourself yet?
wrote on 24 Sept 2021, 15:25 last edited by@doctor-phibes said in The Realignment:
Have you learned to change yourself yet?
Sounds like something Jordan Peterson would say. Or Alcoholics Anonymous. Not that I would know anything about either.
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Have you learned to change yourself yet?
wrote on 24 Sept 2021, 15:26 last edited by@doctor-phibes said in The Realignment:
Have you learned to change yourself yet?
You mean, like, multiclassing?
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wrote on 24 Sept 2021, 15:29 last edited by
Now let's go to the progressive white women example, in the context of that idea. Are they trying to change themselves, or are they trying to change others? Do they have any doubt about their own lack of racism or compassion for the disadvantaged? Or do they feel free to forcefully impose their idea of compassion on the society at large, because they have no doubt of the superiority of their own emotional responses?
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@doctor-phibes said in The Realignment:
Have you learned to change yourself yet?
You mean, like, multiclassing?
wrote on 24 Sept 2021, 15:34 last edited by@aqua-letifer said in The Realignment:
You mean, like, multiclassing?
I was thinking more adult diapers.
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wrote on 24 Sept 2021, 16:07 last edited by Renauda
"CA Recall Shows Radicalized Whites Dragging Dems to Left, as Working-Class Voters of All Races Flee to GOP"
Interesting how it is in the USA that the issue of race invariably finds its way into a given report or narrative. Race seems to be uniquely American for this is not the first time the blue collars have been exchanged for blue shirts in the pursuit of political nirvana
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Now let's go to the progressive white women example, in the context of that idea. Are they trying to change themselves, or are they trying to change others? Do they have any doubt about their own lack of racism or compassion for the disadvantaged? Or do they feel free to forcefully impose their idea of compassion on the society at large, because they have no doubt of the superiority of their own emotional responses?
wrote on 24 Sept 2021, 16:57 last edited by@horace said in The Realignment:
Now let's go to the progressive white women
You are saying that it is easier to mislead women.
Is that it?
And then these women want the herd to grow.
You will get in trouble with ideas like this.
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@horace said in The Realignment:
Now let's go to the progressive white women
You are saying that it is easier to mislead women.
Is that it?
And then these women want the herd to grow.
You will get in trouble with ideas like this.
wrote on 24 Sept 2021, 17:25 last edited by@copper said in The Realignment:
@horace said in The Realignment:
Now let's go to the progressive white women
You are saying that it is easier to mislead women.
I dunno, ask jon. He's the one who spent the productive years of his life trying to convince the statistically mediocre women to open their legs for him.
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wrote on 24 Sept 2021, 19:08 last edited by
@horace said in The Realignment:
I dunno, ask jon. He's the one who spent the productive years of his life trying to convince
the statistically mediocreall women to open their legs for him.FIFY.
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"CA Recall Shows Radicalized Whites Dragging Dems to Left, as Working-Class Voters of All Races Flee to GOP"
Interesting how it is in the USA that the issue of race invariably finds its way into a given report or narrative. Race seems to be uniquely American for this is not the first time the blue collars have been exchanged for blue shirts in the pursuit of political nirvana
wrote on 24 Sept 2021, 22:01 last edited by@renauda said in The Realignment:
"CA Recall Shows Radicalized Whites Dragging Dems to Left, as Working-Class Voters of All Races Flee to GOP"
Interesting how it is in the USA that the issue of race invariably finds its way into a given report or narrative. Race seems to be uniquely American for this is not the first time the blue collars have been exchanged for blue shirts in the pursuit of political nirvana
I've explained this at length here on TNCR over the years. The leftist thinkers actually say it right out loud. Race underpins all of politics.
What they don't say out loud is that they rely on the given assumption that "bad" people base their judgments on skin color, while "good" people do not. This in turn teaches children, who only really know themselves, rather than others, that they must be part of the good tribe. (Skin color is not, in reality, something that most of us care too much about.) But the children are thus indoctrinated into tribalism, in the way that most effectively indoctrinates them. By teaching them that they are better than most of those around them.
The tl;dr version of that is that the racism narrative is a facile adaptation of a good vs evil narrative. That narrative is used by the left to indoctrinate the masses, and especially children.
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"CA Recall Shows Radicalized Whites Dragging Dems to Left, as Working-Class Voters of All Races Flee to GOP"
Interesting how it is in the USA that the issue of race invariably finds its way into a given report or narrative. Race seems to be uniquely American for this is not the first time the blue collars have been exchanged for blue shirts in the pursuit of political nirvana
wrote on 24 Sept 2021, 22:02 last edited by@renauda said in The Realignment:
"CA Recall Shows Radicalized Whites Dragging Dems to Left, as Working-Class Voters of All Races Flee to GOP"
Interesting how it is in the USA that the issue of race invariably finds its way into a given report or narrative. Race seems to be uniquely American for this is not the first time the blue collars have been exchanged for blue shirts in the pursuit of political nirvana
Race or COVID. Pick yer poison.
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wrote on 24 Sept 2021, 23:30 last edited by
@renauda said in The Realignment:
COVID will soon be a footnote in US history, the other poison, race, is on a par in America with class struggle that not all that long ago characterized Europe's social malaise. It seems peculiar to the US as it is not nearly as prevalent or part of the narrative in this country or, it would seem, elsewhere in the Americas.
We have the trump card of slavery to play. We are not alone in having a history of slavery, of course, but we are alone in how the masses believe it distinguishes us from everybody else.
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@renauda said in The Realignment:
"CA Recall Shows Radicalized Whites Dragging Dems to Left, as Working-Class Voters of All Races Flee to GOP"
Interesting how it is in the USA that the issue of race invariably finds its way into a given report or narrative. Race seems to be uniquely American for this is not the first time the blue collars have been exchanged for blue shirts in the pursuit of political nirvana
Race or COVID. Pick yer poison.
wrote on 25 Sept 2021, 21:31 last edited by@mik said in The Realignment:
@renauda said in The Realignment:
"CA Recall Shows Radicalized Whites Dragging Dems to Left, as Working-Class Voters of All Races Flee to GOP"
Interesting how it is in the USA that the issue of race invariably finds its way into a given report or narrative. Race seems to be uniquely American for this is not the first time the blue collars have been exchanged for blue shirts in the pursuit of political nirvana
Race or COVID. Pick yer poison.
COVID will soon be a footnote in US history, the other poison, race, is on a par in America with class struggle that not all that long ago characterized Europe's social malaise. It seems peculiar to the US as it is not nearly as prevalent or part of the narrative in this country or, it would seem, elsewhere in the Americas.