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Well, that certainly sounds ‘inclusive’ to me.

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Thanks, Mom.

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My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.

Of course, she’ll never go to jail the way a Dirt Person would….

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Democrats prefer a system in which politicians who promise the most free stuff to the largest number of people win. Because they can’t admit it, we have to wrestle with preposterous arguments in favor of overturning the Electoral College. The most absurd is the notion that in a direct democracy, every vote “counts.”

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The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is a “highly profitable scam” that “never lived up to the values it espoused,” according to former SPLC staffer Bob Moser.

New York Magazine on Thursday published a scathing essay from Moser, now a Rolling Stone reporter, accusing the left-wing non-profit of “ripping off donors” while turning a blind eye to sexual harassment and racial discrimination within its own ranks.

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Welcome to Londonistan. Be careful not to step in the diversity.

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Underlines the very reactionary nature of modern ‘progressivism’.

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A New Zealand bookstore stopped selling Dr. Jordan Peterson’s book in light of the Christchurch mosque shootings, but continues offering “Mein Kampf.”

I used to think that New Zealand would be a pretty cool place to live. Now, not so much.

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More assassination insurance….

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Socialism in a nuitshell.

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Sounds like a Democrat to me.

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The coalition of the fringes is unravelling quite quickly.

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“The Open University faced quite significant pressure from transgender activists. They received a number of emails where some of the language was extraordinarily overheated,” a source told The Telegraph.

“They were effectively being threatened with demonstrations and disruptive activity, possibly in the conference hall itself, and some kind of picket line or protest outside the conference.”

Every time the mob succeeds, more mobs form.

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Sounds like a good fit.

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A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) spokeswoman explained to The Daily Caller that Dominican national Christopher Santos Felix “entered the United States on a visitor’s visa in June 2015, but failed to leave within the required timeframe.” Felix then racked up a litany of criminal charges, including driving while intoxicated, before he was arrested for assault by the New York City Police Department on Sept. 29, 2018.

If I were that ICE agent, I would take the first opportunity to go to New York and cut off the corresponding finger on Mayor de Blasio.

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When Thomas Jefferson made the case for state-supported public schooling to Benjamin Franklin and other skeptics, he emphasized the necessity of turning young students into fully-fledged citizens. If our new form of government was to survive, Jefferson argued, it would need to be buttressed by an education system that taught the virtues of self-government. Public schooling was to become “the keystone in the arch” of our new constitutional republic.

Education was never meant to be values-neutral, and recent decades have shown that the public schools are indeed aggressively teaching a set of values to the almost 90 percent of American kids who travel through their halls. They’re just not the small-r republican values Jefferson had in mind.x

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Perhaps there ought to be IQ requirements for voting.

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Cambridge University has rescinded its offer of a visiting fellowship to controversial academic Jordan Peterson, who refuses to refer to transgender people by their chosen pronouns, after outcry from faculty and students.

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Jamar Beach was riding his motorcycle in North Carolina on Sept. 1, 2018 when Cruz Carmona failed to yield and crashed into Beach’s bike. Beach was then decapitated, and Carmona kept driving.

“At that point, yes, it was an accident,” Robinson said. “However, Mr. Cruz Carmona never stopped. He decapitated my son and kept going with his body lodged in the side of the van. And so for me, that’s not an accident. That was a choice at that point.”

Carmona only received 20-33 months in prison after prosecutors said they couldn’t pursue further charges without evidence, according to WRAL. He could be released in as little as 14 months with credit for time served.

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Shipley’s YouTube account “Buds131” was reportedly banned by the platform for videos he had published years ago on the grounds of being “multiple or severe violations of YouTube’s policy prohibiting content designed to harass, bully or threaten.” Shipley told PJ Media that his channel was put in YouTube Prison” for this, because “phony SEALs would cry to them about being posted.” He had been penalized for this by YouTube in the past for 6 months.

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More evidence that tech firms have about as much diversity as a bag of Oreos.

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Nope. There’s a guy behind the curtain that shields her from reality. AOC was groomed by rich capitalists. Think of those talent shows that find performers who look good and sound good reading a script. Then polish them up till they’re good enough for prime time. Simon Cowell comes to mind…but he’s in real show business, not politics.

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One day the Jews who reflexively vote Democrat will wake up to the fact that, when the proglodytes come for the White People, they’ll once again be on the wrong side of the wire.

Kevin Williamson exposes the rot.

The most serious problem for black students in New York City’s public schools isn’t what’s happening at the best of them — it’s what’s happening at the worst of them.

But let’s have another round of soul-searching over who’s headed for Princeton.

We see the same thing with Black Lives Matter. One black thug gunned down by a cop is headline news. Half a dozen Africans shot by random gangsters in Chicago over the weekend is not interesting enough to mention.

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If it should surprise you that this would appear in a British newspaper, bear in mind that the proglodyte affection for telling other people what they ought to do knows no bounds.

If you didn’t know that Jambalaya had a ‘conservative past’, read on.

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Soon to be a major motion picture, I have no doubt.

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A cloud on the horizon no bigger than a man’s hand….

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How green is that?

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And there are some groty ones.

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Which is why Wikipedia is the start, not the end, of your intellectual journey.

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I suspect that they want to get in before the wall is built.

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Russia’s most likely target in the near future is either Finland or Sweden; although both are members of the EU, they are not members of NATO. By attacking a non-NATO country, Putin does not risk a proportional response in accordance with Article 5. But by targeting a European country, he can expect to reap the rewards of public approval at home from voters who are desperate for a victory. This is a simple cost-benefit analysis that Putin has conducted, openly, many times before. Each investment of Russian force has paid dividends. Finland and Sweden meet both requirements.

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Every now and then the Snowflake Mob turns and attempts to devour one of its own. I have very little use for Chelsea Clinton but nobody deserves the kind of crap that the Snowflakes perennially put people through.

An interesting compendium from ZeroHedge News about the Tax Exodus phenomenon.

It is constantly astonishing to me that when people leave a state because the taxes are too high the immediate response of proglodyte legislators is to jack up taxes on the people who are left in order to make up for the consequent shortfall.

California presents an even odder case. Tech hipsters like working for the Future Five (Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft) because places like Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco are so ‘vibrant’, but one wonders how long that will survive the increasing dystopian features like mobs of vagrants and piles of needles and crap on the streets. At some point people are going to wake up and say ‘Well, the quality of life I moved here for isn’t all that great any more; maybe I’ll try Austin.’

Translate that into English. Go ahead, give it a try.

Rod Dreher looks at the New Zealand atrocity.

One of the biggest lies we hear whenever there is a mass terror attack, such as the one against New Zealand’s Muslims, is that the killing was “senseless.” It’s not without reason when ISIS does it, and it’s not without reason when people like Brenton Tarrant, the alleged NZ shooter, do it. The acts are evil, but not senseless; there is a rationale for what they do. To be clear: do NOT read me as saying Tarrant’s acts “made sense” in the general sense of the term; I’m speaking narrowly here, to mean that causation is at work. We need to know this so we can better combat things like this.

I suspect that calling it ‘senseless’ absolves the snowflakes of any obligation to understand the perp’s point of view. It converts a deliberate act on the part of an individual into something random like a tornado or a flood: We can’t understand it, so we hold a candlelight vigil and place some flowers and move on.

• Tarrant identifies himself as an “ethno-nationalist eco-fascist.” He says he was first a communist, then an anarchist, then a libertarian, and finally an eco-fascist. He’s 28. This is not a stable person.

And the communist phase came first. How many ‘unstable persons’ consider themselves communists right now?

• He says his aim is to accelerate history by frightening people and creating conflict. In particular, he wants to cause the US to move to take away people’s guns, and the Second Amendment supporters to respond to this violently.
• He said he chose the firearms for his attack specifically to incite an argument within the US, leading to the left attempting to confiscate guns, thereby starting a civil war.

This is certainly working in New Zealand — the first thing the NZ government did was proclaim its intent to put further restrictions on gun ownership.  (The question no one is asking; How many people would have been saved if one of the people in that mosque had been armed?)

• This was a brutal slap: “Above all, don’t be stale, placid, and boring. No one is inspired by Jeb Bush.”

Can’t argue with him there.

Here’s the chilling part: Everything Tarrant identifies as qualities of a disintegrating Western civilization is true. You may think that declining numbers of ethnic Europeans is a good thing, or something that has no particular moral meaning. But it really is happening. So are all the rest.

Steve Sailer connects the dots.

Perhaps this is just a coincidence, but the Christchurch terrorist chose the closest Friday (March 15, 2019) to the 20th anniversary of the signing of the Rambouillet Agreement on March 18, 1999 by the US, UK, and Albania to break up Yugoslavia (i.e., Serbia) and have 30,000 NATO troops deploy through Belgrade and occupy Kosovo.

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Or, alternatively, it shows that the common people are getting sick and tired of Muslim terrorism being overlooked and minimized by the globalist ruling class, and some are starting to crack.

Of course, the author of this article doesn’t bother to demonstrate any connection between the perpetrator and either ‘the far-right’ or ‘populist politicians’. That would be too much like work.

… within hours of the massacre it was being discussed positively on right-wing YouTube channels.

Well, for one thing, there are no right-wing YouTube channels; YouTube doesn’t allow them . The fact that some channels that YouTube does allow struck the author as ‘right-wing’ says more about the left-wingedness of the author than anything else.

For another, whether it was ‘being discussed positively’ on such channels has no bearing on the motivations or political leanings of the perpetrator, any more than the fact that Hitler was a vegetarian means that all vegetarians agree with Hitler.

(They actually pay people to write this crap. Sheesh.)

Kevin Williamson draws an important distinction.

David Remnick, editor of The New Yorker, asked staff writer Lawrence Wright to “explain Texas.” He made this request because he was mistakenly under the impression that Wright lives in Texas, which he does not: He lives in Austin — you can see Texas from there, but Austin isn’t quite it.   

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Great job opportunity for women willing to sit there and not say or do anything other than what they’re told.

Who were the idiots who thought that just putting women in a place would magically change that place?

This is like desegregationists thinking that merely putting black kids in with white kids will magically make the black kids smarter.

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That sounds about right.

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You knew it was going to happen.

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The Federal Reserve System was created in 1913. It was intended to be a formalization of the interbank clearing system that then existed in the National Banking System. It was not intended to be a central bank. Even in the early 20th century, economists and politicians had some idea of what central banks did and how they behaved, and the existence of such an institution was widely regarded as inherently un-American, in the sense that it could not be reconciled with a self-governing society. That’s why so many proponents of the Federal Reserve System bent over backward to insist they were not advocating the creation of a central bank. And at the time, their repudiations were reasonable; there was no reason the Federal Reserve System had to acquire the powers it did.

But then the US entered the First World War. Wars have a way of eroding society’s long-established institutions. And the political process has a logic of its own. These forces combined to transform the Fed into what its critics feared it might become: a genuine central bank.

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Boy, the left’s (including Bill Kristol’s) plan of replacing Noncompliant Americans with more compliant foreign replacements will happen at an even faster tempo if the replacements also murder us.

Your tax dollars at work.

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But not, apparently, for people who lied to get into a college faculty.

Actually, I suspect that Elizabeth Warren just has zero sympathy, period. She always reminds me of that woman, I forget her name, that the Ministry of Magic put in charge of Hogwarts — and we all know how well that worked out.

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I doubt that anyone is fooled. Talk is cheap. Actions speak louder than words.

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A Florida father has been arrested after allegedly bringing a loaded AK-47 to a school because his son FaceTimed him crying and claiming that a teacher had pushed him.

A Person of Color behaving badly! What are the odds?

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Newly obtained public records reveal that the recent wave of private “climate” litigation and state attorneys general (AGs) investigations was not only laid out behind closed doors seven years ago at an infamous 2012 meeting in La Jolla, California. It turns out the attendees also got very early word about the frenzied street theater of children’s marches and school kids’ strikes now filling the streets, including this week in the U.S.

The reason? These demonstrations are a long-planned component of the climate industry’s litigation campaign, including particularly Juliana v. United States, the “Climate Kids” suit that is a radical example of the extreme climate activism flooding the courts.

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Some conversations involve parents expressing confusion at their child’s lack of interest in prosthetic penises.

“My kid doesn’t seem that miffed about not having a penis, which frankly throws me off a bit,” one reads.

These people will not be satisfied until everybody in America has switched ‘genders’. And even then they’ll find something else to bitch about.

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Way to impose your personal views on an entire state legal system

I don’t think that’s what people were voting for in the gubernatorial election. (Who knew they were voting for Trent the Uncatchable?)

I could be wrong — California, you know….

UPDATE: Trump Slams Newsom For Plan To Halt California Death Penalty, Save “737 Stone Cold Killers”