{"id":89272,"date":"2016-03-06T15:52:00","date_gmt":"2016-03-06T23:52:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.lukeford.net\/blog\/?p=89272"},"modified":"2023-09-05T04:08:39","modified_gmt":"2023-09-05T12:08:39","slug":"there-are-good-reasons-for-speaking-in-code","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lukeford.net\/blog\/?p=89272","title":{"rendered":"There Are Good Reasons For Speaking In Code"},"content":{"rendered":"

Comments to Steve Sailer<\/a>:<\/p>\n

* \u201cThings should be called by their proper names.\u201d<\/p>\n

Generally yes, but not necessarily. On an internet with ever-more sophisticated search-engines, there are good reasons for sometimes speaking in code, if you don\u2019t want to attract the attention of hasbara trolls or government snitches.<\/p>\n

\"racist\"<\/a><\/p>\n

* I imagine Trump and Adelson had a good OTR discussion about combover techniques. Adelson rocks an epic jet black combover.<\/p>\n

* Is there a scholarly study of how the media spun birth control in the Sixties? iSteve has noted how the sexual revolution was a big win for horny guys, but more ambiguous for women (who were expected to start giving themselves away, with no commitment required). Can we trace how this happened?<\/p>\n

* If Jews with power (media, money, etc.) were willing to support white gentiles\u2019 ethnic interests (closed borders, repatriation of nonwhite immigrants, ending affirmative action, no world war against Russia, etc.), then it\u2019s reasonable that we can support their pet project, too, at least to an extent. (Military aid yes, diplomatic protection against UN sanctions yes, but maybe no more wars in the ME, especially since I think they might eventually prove counter-productive to Israel as well. But who knows \u2013 after repatriations and the start of new pro-white policies, we might even consider bombing Iran or whatever.)<\/p>\n

* I am concerned about Donald Trump\u2019s health; he is a vigorous 69, but still 69. The schedule he has been keeping would wear out a man in his 40s. I wonder too, how has the barrage of criticism affected him? Everyone from Glenn Beck to Mitt Romney to the Pope has been attacking not only his policies but his character. To them, his character is a mix of least desirable traits of Ghenghis Khan, Caesar Borgia, Hitler and Lucifer.<\/p>\n

I hope his wife Melania might weigh in, convince him to cut back his schedule and not to respond to every new attack. One problem with a trophy wife, however, is that she\u2019s likely to be as dazzled as anyone\u2013a wife that \u201cknew you when,\u201d might be in a better position to say \u201cI know what\u2019s best for you, Donald.\u201d<\/p>\n

* My Iowa Presbyterian church had an influential group of Christian Zionists, who believed firmy that the Jews remained God\u2019s Chosen People (events of the First Century AD in Roman-occupied Palestine to the contrary notwithstanding) and that the United States had a religious duty to support the state of Israel. These people made Menachim Begin look like a wimp. It\u2019s an attitude that\u2019s impossible to refute, since there\u2019s no scriptural basis for it, nor any Catholic, Protestant or Orthodox doctrinal basis for it. Has anyone ever examined the intellectual roots of this movement? It took me years to get over it and regard Israel as a U.S. ally, but one with its own interests and one that needs to be kept at arms-length, with relations conducted in the self-interest of the U.S.<\/p>\n

* Trump is neglecting basics \u2013 he spends little on TV ads and does not build enough locally. Which is really stupid \u2013 all this tremendous effort at this opportune time when he really has a good chance, all of it down the drain merely because he decided to save an extra $10 million.<\/p>\n

* Kasich is not a great guy.<\/p>\n

In condemning Trump for not condemning David Duke forcefully enough, Kasich said \u201cthere is no place for white supremacists in America.\u201d<\/p>\n

Now I get that the non-Trump candidates are desperate, Kasich in particular. I get that playing dirty is sometimes part of politics. I don\u2019t hold Kasich\u2019s cheap trick here against him.<\/p>\n

What bothers me goes deeper.<\/p>\n

A) Is it even fair to refer to Duke as a \u201cwhite supremacist\u201d? Yes, the KKK could fairly he described as a white supremacist organization but he no longer is really part of them. I think Duke today can best be described as an anti-Jewish-supremacy-ist.<\/p>\n

But enough about Duke.<\/p>\n

Notice Kasich didn\u2019t say there was no place for \u201cethnic\/racial supremacists.\u201d Just no place for white supremacists. Given the track record if Cuckservatism Inc it\u2019s not unreasonable to assume Kasich has no beef with black supremacists or, especially, Jewish supremacists.<\/p>\n

Finally, note how he didn\u2019t say \u201cwhite supremacy.\u201d He said \u201cwhite supremacists.\u201d What does he want to do with them? Deport them? Imprison them? Kill them? It\u2019s serious when a politician says there is no place in America for an entire class of people.<\/p>\n

Kasich is not a \u201cgreat guy.\u201d He is merely on the right part of the anti-white spectrum. Make no mistake: a vote for Kasich is a vote for white genocide.<\/p>\n

* From what I have read, a lot more East Germans are drawn to the far right because of the economic problems left by Communism (which was, after all, a universalist system with the Soviet Union at its head). Prosperity did a better job of anesthetizing the Germans, I\u2019d say. Trump-ism didn\u2019t get anywhere until you had lots of people with no or crummy jobs.<\/p>\n

Also, while I agree Germans are now dealing with the problems of *too little* nationalism, *too much* wasn\u2019t good for them either\u2013even if you\u2019re antisemitic Hitler did cost them large tracts of land, and the odium of the rest of Europe. It\u2019s a tricky balance, as with most things in the social sciences. Particularly with a national character like Germany\u2019s that tends to produce an overachieving country with an exaggerated sense of its own correctness. (Irony intended\u2013your worst enemies are often pretty similar to you.)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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