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Post #19422 697
This is the correct attitude for Americans. Don’t surrender so easily. We may lose parts of this country, but Americans will continue to exist as a nation, regardless of the geographic losses or the demographic situation — as long as Americans exist, America simply isn’t dead.

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Post #19421 375

Forwarded from Plainsman

Russians relied on the 'good czar bad boyars' cope for centuries and still do to this day with Putin to rationalize living in total shit under an absolute monarch and not lifting a finger to change their own conditions.
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Post #19420 379
HapaPerspective Chat Yes, but power is more concentrated in a monarchy such that if it gets really, really bad, you have a distinct and specific group that needs their heads on pikes. In our system, everybody has a minimal slice of power so that responsibility and culpability is diffused throughout Leviathan.
Ah yes, the "you'll know who to blame" argument in defense of monarchy. I don't find it very compelling because, historically, kings still had courtiers, ministers, nobles, judges, and other figures (secret kings) to whom they delegated power and decision making to. Moreover, even without a king, we actually do know whom to blame within our republic.
Post #19418 372
The lesson is that if authority figures can abuse their power, they fucking will. That applies to police officers as much as to a president or a king.
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Post #19417 369
The problem with monarchy is that (among the Dissident Right crowd) it carries with it this assumption that a king will always represents the will of the people (or at least the best interests of a nation) better than any other form of government. But this is never backed up with any real evidence — there’s no historic pattern of monarchy being a superior form of government. People in the Dissident Right just want tradition, whatever that “tradition” may be, and regardless of how inferior it was, because monarchy is seen as a traditional form of government.

But the reality is that a monarch can do whatever he wants because he is a monarch. That includes supporting your racial replacement and siding with hostile foreigners.
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Post #19414 291

Forwarded from Judge Frog’s S’more Cult

Amy Coney Barrett didn’t stab anyone in the back. She did exactly what everyone expected. A woman who adopted black children from abroad was never going to be “right wing,” especially not on immigration. This was obvious when she was selected.

Trump picked her anyway. I’m left to assume that he agrees with her rulings, despite his public posturing to the contrary.

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Post #19413 350
HapaPerspective 🇺🇸 I eventually plan on getting a new 9mm handgun for summer time conceal carry. Any recommendations?
I’ve been conceal carrying a Glock 19 (no red dot) for a while. Getting an EDC belt (NexBelt) made it comfortable for me to appendix carry my Glock 19 with a hard holster, even while sitting in a car. But it’s still big enough that anyone that really looks at me could notice the outline of my gun behind my T-shirt.

That’s why I’m thinking about something smaller or slimmer for summertime conceal carry.

Buying a new handgun always requires extra consideration, because most all handguns are accurate and reliable. The question is what do you want beyond that? A slimmer profile? More power? More capacity? A lighter trigger?

I need something great that’s smaller or at least slimmer than a Glock 19, but I’d also prefer a similar barrel length and capacity.
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Post #19412 345
I eventually plan on getting a new 9mm handgun for summer time conceal carry. Any recommendations?
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Post #19411 336

Forwarded from The Gramscian Radio

On this Dominion Day, we honor the history and heritage that shaped this great nation we call home. From the early days of Confederation to the present, Canada has stood firm on a foundation of resilience, determination, and a pioneering spirit.

As celebrations unfold across the land, let us pause to reflect on the traditions and values that have guided us—our commitment to unity, perseverance, and the flag that once flew proudly: the original Red Ensign.

Canada was built by the hands and hearts of many—English pioneers who laid the groundwork, the Scottish with their tireless work ethic, the Irish with their eternal yearning for freedom, and the French with their enduring commitment to liberty.

May this day be filled with pride in our storied past and hope for a future that reaffirms the strength of our British-French foundations.

Pro Patria. Happy Dominion Day to all!
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Post #19410 307

Forwarded from Information Liberation

Mark Levin: "Europeans" and "Germans" like Karl Marx, Herbert Marcuse, and others in the Frankfurt School imported communism into America after WWII.
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Post #19408 416
Maybe Anarchism is going to be the future popular political philosophy of the pro-White movement. That’s where it seems to be headed based on the memes. If constitutions are just bullshit on paper, then so too are all laws and all government.
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Post #19407 414
If you’re still in the “constitutions are just writing on paper” camp then you absolutely need to become a committed anarchist to make that whole philosophy make sense.
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Post #19406 402
It’s what is downstream of a constitution that makes a constitution more than just a piece of paper.
Post #19405 406
All that a Constitution typically does is setup the structure of government, establish laws, and act as a legal guide for how laws are made and enforced. Anyone that complains about a constitution not doing anything else — like Sam Hyde complaining that it doesn’t act as a literal force field to stop violations — is being disingenuous and trying to strawman the whole legal reality.

Yes, just waving a constitution Isn’t going to make anything happen or any bad person change their mind about anything, but as a legal document it has legal power over the whole system and its laws. Just as waving laws doesn’t prevent criminals from breaking those laws, but it forms the legal justification for arresting those same criminals, convicting them and putting them in a prison.

Laws are just wiring on a piece of paper, but that piece of paper decides who goes to prison. All of that is downstream from a constitution. If you still think all constitutions and laws are just “a piece of paper” then go break your country’s laws and then tell that to the police and the judge. “Laws are just writing on a piece of paper!”
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Post #19404 313

Forwarded from Doug Huntington

Agreeing with an uppity negress for the wrong reasons. She's absolutely right, dumbed down language aside. The anti-white republican libtards who wrote the 14th amendment intended it to apply to every non white born in America. Proving that the spirit of the Reconstruction fundamentally undermined the spirit of the 1789 Constitution. This proves that the South wasn't just fighting for slavery but ultimately for the very idea of America conceived by most of the founders. The Confederacy and their northern sympathizers were the last bastions of constitutionalism, liberty, Anglo Saxondom, and Americanism itself. Their loss paved the way not only racial integration and negro worship but also for the unrelenting flood of third world nons into the US. Undoing the anti-white victory of 1865 remains the key task of true American nationalists in 2026. We need a Supreme Court in the mold of brilliant jurists like Roger B Taney, not Kentenji Brown Jackson.
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Post #19403 406
HapaPerspective Chat Its just a piece of paper. Its as useful as the cuckservatives themselves.
This is one of the worst memes floating around the Dissident Right, because it’s like saying “money is just paper” or “a nation’s flag is just a piece of cloth” yet nationalists make a big deal out of their flag — go tell Canadian nationalists that the Red Ensign is just a piece of cloth!

So if a nation’s flag is not just a piece of cloth, then it follows that a constitution is not just a piece of paper; especially not when it is the enforced law of the land. Otherwise we can go down this rabbit hole of all laws being writing on a piece of paper too! But the steel bars of any prison are what’s downstream of a piece of paper.
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Post #19402 371
I used to employ this meme to poke fun at cuckservatives that would be the only White guy in their town and pretend like everything was fine.

But the reality is that at least we do have the Constitution. Elsewhere in the West you have all the same non-White replacement without the Constitution (Bill of Rights). So ironically yes, at least we have the Constitution, at least we can make “at least we have the constitution” memes without going to fucking prison for hate speech.

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Telegram Blofeld’s Undersea Lair (You Only Live Twice) “At least I still have the constitution”
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