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A good example: a hot kettle. A hot kettle is hot and will burn you when touched. NO amount of propaganda or lies will tell people otherwise, and when meeting hot kettle will be burned. Igorning, lying, gaslighting people into thinking a hot kettle is not hot, will never stop said kettle from being hot and dangerous. This is the same problem with kikes, what they are trying to lie about is twisted and laughable, it never lasts long.

Ignoring gender norms to replace them with other norms is not removing gender roles, no matter how pissy the gender studies department gets over it. It's simply replacing one set of norms with another.

Banning guns, gun control, whatever smooth words they use does not get rid of guns, rather the guns are approved for one group and not the other. This is just population control/genocide by another name and pretending its to help people does not stop the reality of high crime and ignorance of the existing laws.

And the list goes on and on. You can ignore reality but you can't ignore the consequences of ignoring reality.

You know it's funny - I'm on my 3rd trip through the Bible, this time with a study partner of sorts, and one thing that stands out about "God's chosen" is how they are eternal fuckups that constantly oppose God. It has changed my interpretation of "God's chosen," and really my whole view on the Bible.

God's entire quest since the Fall has been to re-establish Man's place in heaven. He seeks to do that through the Hebrews (the jews in modernity, because effectively Judah was the only tribe to survive God's repeated pummelings for CONSTANT fucking degeneracy), and it's come to me that it isn't because of the strength of the jews, but rather the weakness. He's focusing on the weakest link in the chain; if He can bring them permanently in line, the world will follow.

I mean, He came to Earth in human form, and the jews fucking killed him. There is no greater metaphor for the jew's reaction to God. They are the synagogue of Satan, because they constantly live and act as if they are greater than God (which is OG Luciferian behavior).

I could go on, but duty calls. Just think it's funny; boomers think "God's chosen" = "must be good," but it's definitely more of a "no child left behind" sort of situation, and the jews are the retards holding everyone else up.

I mean... read the first few chapters. The entire rest of the book is just an escalation of the premise established in those first few chapters of "grinding bureaucracy bad, unfettered free market good."

Rand's atheistic general abandonment of morality (in favor of the free market as an idol) is what I mostly take issue with. Otherwise it's a pretty good story. But to say that the builders owe nothing to the giants' shoulders upon which they stand... that they owe nothing to the society that allowed them to build something new and great... is flawed at best. It is a story of extremes, and the better extreme is shown as the protagonist, but it's still not the best (or even a great) outcome.

The welfare state in the US isn't what it once was. In some sense it is no doubt due to intangibles, ennui; metaphysics. Young white men especially know this society is bullshit. Without a vehicle to smash it they are left with sloth, self-indulgence. Participation is complicity with this anti-white system.