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  1. #331
    Just wipe the human race out and all its problems will be solved.

    Oy.
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    There is only one correct way: freedom. All other solutions are non-solutions.

    It appears that artificial intelligence is at least slightly superior to natural stupidity.

    Our words make us the ghosts that we are.

    Convincing the world he didn't exist was the Devil's second greatest trick; the first was convincing us that God didn't exist.



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  3. #332
    Quote Originally Posted by RestorationOfLiberty View Post
    More or less we have have people in positions of leadership who share their views, ideas, and goals, and the people of the Alt Right have largely the same views on the major issues.

    We are slowly taking back the GOP, purging it of its members who are indifferent or hostile to us, cleansing the right of "cuck hubs" or "neo con nods" like NRO or weekly standard, take back the culture/entertainment. More or less we have been around since early 1950s but people like Buckley wanted to make the right look "reseptable" to the left (an impossible goal as they left will always hate us just because we refuse to give up and give them everything)so him and his Neo Con ilk went around and shut down anyone who really wanted to win and could win as that would upset the left.

    NRO 'read out" any one who valued winning over "compromise" with the left. Hell George Romney and Rockefeller (mittens dad) activley led the faction to keep Goldwater out the White House.

    Label anyone who does not play along "racist" or "Extremists".



    The NRO reading out people like Coulter, Derbyshire, Brimalow, really did show their hand but their whole "We would rather lose on "muh principals" (what ever they are that week) really did show them for their frauds they are. They have no desire to fix things, all they want to do is write a book, do the talk shows, and whine about how they need to be better losers, well more and more people did not like that.
    They did the same thing to Joseph Sobran. He was pretty wonderful.

    NOTE: I would take another look at Malkin. I think she's a snake in the grass.
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  5. #334
    Quote Originally Posted by pcosmar View Post
    I do not my friend,,but from another direction..



    it shall not be this way among you.


    Wow, thank you my friend. This helps further shift my direction change that NC invigorated the other day. I thought that what was needed was for me to develop my relationship with Him so I could better understand the value of my fellow humans and thus 'perfect' my message to convince people of the 'goodness' of liberty. But why should I be concerned about my message when He has written one so perfectly for us? Thank you, pcosmar, I was heading into that with entirely the wrong frame of mind.

  6. #335
    Quote Originally Posted by LibertyEagle View Post
    They did the same thing to Joseph Sobran. He was pretty wonderful.

    NOTE: I would take another look at Malkin. I think she's a snake in the grass.
    In what areas?

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    BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky – Washington liberals are trying to push through the so-called DREAM Act, which creates an official path to Democrat voter registration for 2 million college-age illegal immigrants.
    Rand Paul 2010

    Booker T. Washington:
    Cast it down among the eight millions of Negroes whose habits you know, whose
    fidelity and love you have tested in days when to have proved treacherous meant the ruin of your firesides.



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  10. #338
    Quote Originally Posted by A Son of Liberty View Post
    Why are you here?
    WE are crashing open border Libertarianism with no survivors.

  11. #339
    No you're not, keyboard commando. You're trolling a message board. "White Nationalism" is not a liberty-oriented viewpoint, has no place within the spectrum of libertarian philosophy, and is defamatory to the great man for whom this website is named.

    I don't really give a $#@! if you're here or not. Just don't for a second presume that you have an ally in Ron Paul or any of his true admirers here.

  12. #340
    Quote Originally Posted by A Son of Liberty View Post
    No you're not, keyboard commando. You're trolling a message board. "White Nationalism" is not a liberty-oriented viewpoint, has no place within the spectrum of libertarian philosophy, and is defamatory to the great man for whom this website is named.

    I don't really give a $#@! if you're here or not. Just don't for a second presume that you have an ally in Ron Paul or any of his true admirers here.
    So anyone who does not want to be replaced and out voted in their nation is a "white nationalist"? Well then I guess you have taken upon yourself the world view of the leftist (everything I do not agree with or proves me wrong is "racist")


    You support allowing in tens of millions of people that will insure everything Ron Paul stands for, supports, and hope to achieve will become impossible to achieve as they will be a massive voter bloc for the left.

    We have a great many supporters, many of us were former open border LIBs until we understood that our value are not universal and those would would harm our nation, culture, values, Liberty, future, etc must be kept out

  13. #341
    Quote Originally Posted by r3volution 3.0 View Post
    Yup



    No, it's a vote for Johnson.



    The first two don't bother me at all.

    The latter two I oppose, which is why I'm not voting for either Trump or Hillary, who are both tax & spend, anti-gun leftists.
    Goes to show you how removed your faction is for the real world.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RestorationOfLiberty View Post
    So anyone who does not want to be replaced and out voted in their nation is a "white nationalist"? Well then I guess you have taken upon yourself the world view of the leftist (everything I do not agree with or proves me wrong is "racist")


    You support allowing in tens of millions of people that will insure everything Ron Paul stands for, supports, and hope to achieve will become impossible to achieve as they will be a massive voter bloc for the left.

    We have a great many supporters, many of us were former open border LIBs until we understood that our value are not universal and those would would harm our nation, culture, values, Liberty, future, etc must be kept out
    I'm not a fan of the hardcore white nationalists. White people knowingly destroyed the country after the 1920s largely because they were complacent and foolish. With that said, you have to be suicidal to welcome the masses from incompatible cultures that are inordinately dependent on our welfare state.

    As far as I'm concerned, the foreign dependents can find another host to suck on, whether they are from Syria or Albania. The cosmotarians live in this fantastical dream world in which they can litter the land with even more reliable statists and there won't be any dire consequences to come from it, despite subsidizing their generous breeding habits and penchant for handouts.

    Just look at the SNAP and WIC discrepancies with the natives.

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  15. #343
    Quote Originally Posted by AuH20 View Post
    I'm not a fan of the white nationalists. White people knowingly destroyed the country after the 1920s largely because they were complacent and foolish. With that said, you have to be suicidal to welcome the masses from incompatible cultures that are inordinately dependent on our welfare state. The dependents can find another host to suck on, whether they are from Syria or Albania. The cosmotarians live in this fantastical dream world in which they can litter the land with even more reliable statists and there won't be any dire consequences to come from it.

    Any nation can fall prey to the global bankers and the money-men who finance decadence, wars, the media and politics.

    Why else would we target the planet's nations that don't yet have a central bank?

    Boom! goes the culture.

  16. #344
    Quote Originally Posted by AuH20 View Post
    I'm not a fan of the hardcore white nationalists. White people knowingly destroyed the country after the 1920s largely because they were complacent and foolish. With that said, you have to be suicidal to welcome the masses from incompatible cultures that are inordinately dependent on our welfare state.

    As far as I'm concerned, the foreign dependents can find another host to suck on, whether they are from Syria or Albania. The cosmotarians live in this fantastical dream world in which they can litter the land with even more reliable statists and there won't be any dire consequences to come from it, despite subsidizing their generous breeding habits and penchant for handouts.

    Just look at the SNAP and WIC discrepancies with the natives.

    The lessons have been learned and we will apply them well. In the end socialism sinks, it just so happens that when its all the same race, it tends to stay afloat longer then it should.

    Thank God for Molyuinx, his actions have red pilled countless millions to our cause.



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  18. #345
    An article from 2009 predicts the rise of the Alt-Right and correctly attributes its formation to the Liberty Movement.

    Very interesting read:

    http://takimag.com/article/the_alter...#axzz4FBUZ8VFA

    Excerpt:

    Who could have imagined average conservatives even using the kind of rhetoric we hear today? Who would have predicted that a governor would even mention the idea of secession? More to the point, who could have seriously argued even three years ago that the most dynamic movement in American politics—on both left and right—would be headed up by Texas Congressman Ron Paul? Even the Tea Party phenomenon, easily mocked as it is, represents conservatives actually taking the first few tentative steps into something resembling an activist mindset. It may just be a safety valve, as such talk will be easily forgotten when the next Republican is elected. Still, rhetoric has consequences, and you can’t just start throwing words like “revolution” without changing the mindset of the people involved.

    The Ron Paul movement must be credited for opening up space for conservatives on ideas such as the Federal Reserve, secession, and the accepted narratives about American history. Even more remarkable is the seeming refusal of the mainstream conservative movement to engage with the emerging liberty movement, even though it is huge potential source of activists, donors, and serious candidates.

    Perhaps the reason behind this disconnect is that the Paul movement is the beginning of the post-conservative era for the American Right. If conservatism is about defending established institutions, Paul is not conservative. The liberty movement fundamentally challenges the legitimacy of the state, and implicitly challenges the cultural regime that supports it. A group that can cheer wildly when Abraham Lincoln is denounced as the worst president in American history is certainly a radical departure. The Paul movement’s historical revisionism, anti-state line, overt hostility towards the corporate (as opposed to capitalist) and government establishments, and indifference towards questions of respectability and permissible associations suggest that a decidedly anti-system Right is emerging.




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  19. #346
    Quote Originally Posted by AuH20 View Post
    I'm not a fan of the hardcore white nationalists. White people knowingly destroyed the country after the 1920s largely because they were complacent and foolish. With that said, you have to be suicidal to welcome the masses from incompatible cultures that are inordinately dependent on our welfare state.

    As far as I'm concerned, the foreign dependents can find another host to suck on, whether they are from Syria or Albania. The cosmotarians live in this fantastical dream world in which they can litter the land with even more reliable statists and there won't be any dire consequences to come from it, despite subsidizing their generous breeding habits and penchant for handouts.

    Just look at the SNAP and WIC discrepancies with the natives.

    SNAP, WIC, and school lunch are only a tiny fraction of total welfare spending.

    The largest programs by far are social security and medicare, which are exploited overwhelmingly by natives.

    When you look at total welfare spending, all programs, natives consume more per capita than immigrants.

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    Quote Originally Posted by r3volution 3.0 View Post
    SNAP, WIC, and school lunch are only a tiny fraction of total welfare spending.

    The largest programs by far are social security and medicare, which are exploited overwhelmingly by natives.

    When you look at total welfare spending, all programs, natives consume more per capita than immigrants.
    Natives have paid more into those programs as well.
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  21. #348
    Quote Originally Posted by AuH20 View Post
    Natives have paid more into those programs as well.
    And welfare queens pay federal excise tax when they buy malt liquor.

    So what?

  22. #349
    Quote Originally Posted by Smitty View Post
    An article from 2009 predicts the rise of the Alt-Right and correctly attributes its formation to the Liberty Movement.

    Very interesting read:

    http://takimag.com/article/the_alter...#axzz4FBUZ8VFA

    Excerpt:

    Who could have imagined average conservatives even using the kind of rhetoric we hear today? Who would have predicted that a governor would even mention the idea of secession? More to the point, who could have seriously argued even three years ago that the most dynamic movement in American politics—on both left and right—would be headed up by Texas Congressman Ron Paul? Even the Tea Party phenomenon, easily mocked as it is, represents conservatives actually taking the first few tentative steps into something resembling an activist mindset. It may just be a safety valve, as such talk will be easily forgotten when the next Republican is elected. Still, rhetoric has consequences, and you can’t just start throwing words like “revolution” without changing the mindset of the people involved.

    The Ron Paul movement must be credited for opening up space for conservatives on ideas such as the Federal Reserve, secession, and the accepted narratives about American history. Even more remarkable is the seeming refusal of the mainstream conservative movement to engage with the emerging liberty movement, even though it is huge potential source of activists, donors, and serious candidates.

    Perhaps the reason behind this disconnect is that the Paul movement is the beginning of the post-conservative era for the American Right. If conservatism is about defending established institutions, Paul is not conservative. The liberty movement fundamentally challenges the legitimacy of the state, and implicitly challenges the cultural regime that supports it. A group that can cheer wildly when Abraham Lincoln is denounced as the worst president in American history is certainly a radical departure. The Paul movement’s historical revisionism, anti-state line, overt hostility towards the corporate (as opposed to capitalist) and government establishments, and indifference towards questions of respectability and permissible associations suggest that a decidedly anti-system Right is emerging.




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    From a odd ball bunch to leading the fight from the New Right, not bad for 6 years time.

  23. #350
    Quote Originally Posted by r3volution 3.0 View Post
    And welfare queens pay federal excise tax when they buy malt liquor.

    So what?
    If proves you are grasping at stews, and can not understand how importing welfare cases might harm the nation,or how if the left makes them legal how they will insure you never are able to stop them.

  24. #351
    Quote Originally Posted by AuH20 View Post
    Natives have paid more into those programs as well.
    If you go by that standard, immigrants pay taxes while receiving comparatively little in return when compared to citizens and the benefits that they receive.

    You'd need to start any native off with a negative balance of what the entirety of their public education cost. I doubt that an immigrant could ever receive enough WIC to overcome that.
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    Liberty preserving authoritarianism.
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    Enforced internal open borders was one of the worst elements of the Constitution.

  25. #352
    If some compared the tea party to BLM, would the alt-right be triggered by it?



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  27. #353
    Quote Originally Posted by RestorationOfLiberty View Post
    If proves you are grasping at stews, and can not understand how importing welfare cases might harm the nation,or how if the left makes them legal how they will insure you never are able to stop them.
    I don't grasp at stews, I use a spoon.

  28. #354
    Quote Originally Posted by Wilf View Post
    If some compared the tea party to BLM, would the alt-right be triggered by it?
    Yes because the Tea Party has real idea, goals, values, etc while BLM are a bunch of useful idiots that know less then nothing about anything, and response by screaming "racist".

  29. #355
    Quote Originally Posted by RestorationOfLiberty View Post
    Yes because the Tea Party has real idea, goals, values, etc while BLM are a bunch of useful idiots that know less then nothing about anything, and response by screaming "racist".
    If you believe that the left has a monopoly on shallowmindedness then I have some oceanfront property in Montana to sell you.

  30. #356
    Quote Originally Posted by RestorationOfLiberty View Post
    Yes because the Tea Party has real idea, goals, values, etc while BLM are a bunch of useful idiots that know less then nothing about anything, and response by screaming "racist".
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  31. #357
    Quote Originally Posted by GunnyFreedom View Post
    If you believe that the left has a monopoly on shallowmindedness then I have some oceanfront property in Montana to sell you.

    The classic "both sides are just as bad" line, hallmark from the left.

  32. #358
    Quote Originally Posted by RestorationOfLiberty View Post
    The classic "both sides are just as bad" line, hallmark from the left.
    lmao, do you see leftists under your bed, too?

  33. #359
    Quote Originally Posted by RestorationOfLiberty View Post
    Yes because the Tea Party has real idea, goals, values, etc while BLM are a bunch of useful idiots that know less then nothing about anything, and response by screaming "racist".
    Quote Originally Posted by GunnyFreedom View Post
    If you believe that the left has a monopoly on shallowmindedness then I have some oceanfront property in Montana to sell you.
    Quote Originally Posted by RestorationOfLiberty View Post
    The classic "both sides are just as bad" line, hallmark from the left.
    You read English just as poorly as you write it ...

  34. #360
    Quote Originally Posted by Occam's Banana View Post
    You read English just as poorly as you write it ...
    I can only imagine the sheer eloquence where one graced by his speech...

    And I live in the $#@!ing Ozarks........



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