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Category Archives: Steve Sailer
Why Does Steve Sailer Seem So Subdued During His Season Of Triump?
Comments to Steve Sailer: * I’m not the first to note, Steve, that you’ve been strangely subdued throughout the primary process, even though it represents a culmination (of sorts) of all your political writing over the past decade and a … Continue reading
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The passion of Zizek
Tanisha Rowland writes: The story begins with blogger Steve Sailer’s mentioning an article of Zizek’s entitled “A plea for a return to difference (with a minor pro domo sua)”, posted in 2006 on a philosophy blog, Critical Theory. In this … Continue reading
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Instapundit Vs Steve Sailer
Steve Sailer wrote Dec. 1, 2002: If I can make sense of what Instapundit wrote, he seems to be saying that his reason for opposing rationalization of our immigration system stems (as implied by his link) from the fact that … Continue reading
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The New Star Wars Movie
Comments to Steve Sailer: * One good thing about the new Star Wars is the diversity. Most of the heroes are non-white while all of the villains are are white, thus reflecting the reality of the world. * Heredity gives … Continue reading
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Steve Sailer’s Meta-Journalism
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Much of what Sailer does is meta-journalism. He writes about how journalists are spinning things. This killing relates to what he has already written about: journalists bizarrely claiming it’s silly not to want to let … Continue reading
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Do You Fear That Immigrants Won’t Assimilate?
My former UCLA Economics professor, a baal teshuva (he became an Orthodox Jew as an adult), Russell Roberts, a big inspiration in my life when I was in my 20s, tweets: “If immigrants scare you b/c you think they won’t … Continue reading
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Michael Lewis Profiles Tom Wolfe For Vanity Fair
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Wolfe will remain a despised and mocked (poorly reviewed) figure by our elites for having the temerity to a) notice what was really going on during the catastrophic 60s and 70s , and b) portraying … Continue reading
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Steve Sailer Themes On South Park
Lot writes: So I am watching today’s new South Park, and suddenly I see my iSteve comment from a few weeks ago being recited by Mr. Garrison. Comment here: http://www.unz.com/isteve/the-camping-trip-of-the-saints/#comment-1084547 Steve’s adoption here: http://www.unz.com/isteve/civilization-capitulates-to-barbarism-at-the-danube-in-the-decline-and-fall-of-the-roman-empire/ Screenshot: View post on imgur.com Here’s … Continue reading
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Fast & Furious 7
Comments to Steve Sailer: * One thing that occurred to me this weekend while I was watching “Furious 7″ was how these films essentially present the multiracial utopia our elites keep promising us. These movies take place not in the … Continue reading
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Steve Sailer: What We Can Learn from the Dreyfus Affair About Haven Monahan, Ferguson, Duke Lacrosse, Etc.
Steve Sailer writes: The Dreyfus Affair in France, 1894-1906, was similar to many recent controversies in America, such as Haven Monahan, Ferguson, Trayvon, Duke Lacrosse, and others going back to Al Sharpton promoting Tawana Brawley’s gang rape hoax against white … Continue reading
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