00:00 New York: Donald Trump Is Destroying My Marriage
30:00 Crazy Rich Asians
35:00 Tyler Perry movies
50:00 KMG’s diet
54:00 Mom Dresses Six-Year-Old Son As Girl, Threatens Dad With Losing His Son For Disagreeing
58:00 “BETWEEN 6,000 AND 10,000 CHURCHES IN THE U.S. ARE DYING EACH YEAR” – AND THAT MEANS THAT OVER 100 WILL DIE THIS WEEK
1:03:00 The Stylish Socialist Who Is Trying to Save YouTube from Alt-Right Domination
1:11:00 Why is Youtube politics right-wing?
1:13:00 How a future Trump Cabinet member gave a serial sex abuser the deal of a lifetime
1:14:00 Robert Mueller’s role in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal
1:19:00 Alex Jones threatens Mueller: ‘You’re going to get it, or I’m going to die trying’
1:21:00 Pizzagate
1:26:00 Jay-Z says panel is ‘too white’ to be fair in trademark case
1:30:00 Will Smith is escorted away from Lewis Hamilton’s F1 car after ‘taking it for a joyride’ in a second prank video directed by Michael Bay
1:31:00 Is Will Smith a Scientologist? He says no.
1:32:00 Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Appears to Have Lied to Congress, and Congress Is Asking Questions About That
1:33:00 Ace of Spades is born again hard
1:34:00 Josh Hawley wants to go after Twitter for lies
1:39:00 Before and After Marxism thread
1:50:00 What David French won’t say
2:10:00 Norvin Hobbs joins, debate on the JQ begins!
"We got to where he’d come home and go into the bedroom & slam the door. I’d sit on couch in living room & obsessively watch #RachelMaddow." The Absolute State of American Marriage, 2018 https://t.co/rGoTA5h9Yn
— Kevin Michael Grace?????????⚜?? (@KMGVictoria) November 28, 2018
What has the conservative movement, as represented by National Review, achieved in terms of “cultural repair”? While they were, in Buckley’s phrase, “standing athwart history, yelling Stop,” history didn’t seem to pay them much heed and, it should be pointed out, today’s NR cruise-ship crew would be embarrassed to be associated with many of their forebears in the movement. Barry Goldwater opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Buckley himself said some things about civil rights that I doubt David French would defend, assuming he could actually be bothered to read Up From Liberalism. For my part, in studying the history of the conservative movement — Up From Liberalism was published in 1959, the year I was born, and Goldwater ran for president when I was in kindergarten — my instinct is to say that Goldwater and Buckley were correct to foresee trouble ahead and warn against it. One can trace a direct line from the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to the Boston busing riots of 1974, and thence down to the present day, when Democrats claim that “voter suppression” was responsible for the defeat of Stacey Abrams in Georgia. And what about the fact that the congressional map of Orange County, California is now solid blue? Can David French explain how “white supremacy” is to blame for that?
What is apparent to me — and I don’t think David French is too stupid to see this, although he may never have stopped to contemplate it at any length — is that the modern conservative movement, born in the early years of the Cold War crisis, failed to adjust to the circumstances that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union. From 1968 to 1988, Republicans won five of six presidential elections, four of those (1972, 1980, 1984 and 1988) by landslide margins. Since then, however, Democrats have won four of seven presidential elections, and none of the three Republican victories (2000, 2004 and 2016) were landslides; indeed, in both 2000 and 2016, the Democrats (Al Gore and Hillary Clinton) won the popular vote. The enormous electoral advantage the GOP formerly enjoyed has been frittered away since the end of the Cold War, no one now employed at National Review seems capable of explaining why this has happened, and the only reason we have a Republican in the White House now is because voters ignored the defeatist #NeverTrump rhetoric of National Review.
Perhaps Peter Brimelow might have something to say about this, but Brimelow was purged from National Review 20 years ago for his opposition to their open-borders agenda, back in the day when so many conservative “intellectuals” argued that Hispanic immigrants, because they were mostly Catholic, were ready-made Republican “values voters.”
The National Review crew have lost their ability to influence politics because they have been so often wrong about so many things — especially about immigration — for the past 20 years. David French’s hand-wringing concern about “white supremacy” is a sermon preached to the #NeverTrump choir, and will do nothing to bridge the widening chasm of polarization from which this problem has emerged.
* New Yorker: The Stylish Socialist Who Is Trying to Save YouTube from Alt-Right Domination
Before and After Marxism thread pic.twitter.com/8dHEKTPKrg
— ᴘɪᴏɴᴇᴇʀ ?? (@sopbeen) November 28, 2018
"The #MuhPrivateMonopoly conservative shills [are] not conservative. They're just pansies who worship corporate executives but who never had the stones or drive to actually try climbing the corporate ladder themselves." Bingo. https://t.co/Pc1piHuyse
— Kevin Michael Grace?????????⚜?? (@KMGVictoria) November 28, 2018
To be fair, #JayZ should insist that only blacks be allowed to buy his tracks. He'd no longer be rich, but dares put a price on principle? https://t.co/AjGG0N3Uj6
— Kevin Michael Grace?????????⚜?? (@KMGVictoria) November 28, 2018
* Alex Jones threatens Mueller: ‘You’re going to get it, or I’m going to die trying’
* How a future Trump Cabinet member gave a serial sex abuser the deal of a lifetime
* Mom Dresses Six-Year-Old Son As Girl, Threatens Dad With Losing His Son For Disagreeing
* The Cofnas Critique: A Critical Analysis of Kevin MacDonald’s Theory
