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The Worst Week Yet:
July 31-August 6, 2022

Jim Goad

Christopher Forth is a white dude at the University of Kansas who will soon be offering his students courses in “Angry White Male Studies.”

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Whoopi Goldberg and Stacey Abrams Say God Gave Women Free Will to Abort Their Fetuses

Have there ever been two more pugnaciously undesirable black women on this multicolored planet than Stacey Abrams and Whoopi Goldberg? Although one can thank cosmic beneficence for the fact that both of them are past breeding age, the idea that they both at one time in their lives had a sex drive, and thus a hardwired instinct to inflict replicas of themselves upon the world, is a haunting and thoroughly objectionable proposition.

But though neither one of them will be summoning an abortionist to scrape the unwanted effluvia of an illicit tryst from their purple wombs any time soon, both of them recently felt compelled to weigh in on abortion. Abrams is a self-proclaimed Christian, and Goldberg claims, with absolutely no ancestral evidence, to be Jewish, and both of them cited the so-called Judeo-Christian notion of “free will” to assert that God would be absolutely A-OK if they decided to murder their unborn fetuses.

Speaking last Wednesday on that cacophonous convocation of barking vaginas known as The View, Goldberg averred that divinely-mandated “freedom of choice” justifies feticide:

As you know, God doesn’t make mistakes. God made us smart enough to know when it wasn’t going to work for us. That’s the beauty of giving us freedom of choice. . . . Listen. I have no doubt, but I also know that God made me smart enough to know that if there are alternatives out there that can work for me, I will investigate them, but I also know God said, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” I will not make that decision for anybody.

If God doesn’t make mistakes, kindly explain Whoopi Goldberg’s face.

In an interview with Yahoo! News, Abrams — who very well may become the next governor of Georgia, the state where I am currently trapped — echoed Goldberg’s idea of a biblically-mandated right to abort:

While your faith tradition may tell you that you personally do not want to make that choice, it is not my right as a Christian to impose that value system on someone else, because the value that should overhang everything is the right to make our own decisions, the free will that the God I believe in gave us.

As far as I can discern, though, the terms “free will” and “freedom of choice” are nowhere to be found in the Bible. The closest verse I could find where God gives you any kind of choice is this passage in Deuteronomy 30:15-19:

See, I set before you today life and prosperity, death and destruction. For I command you today to love the Lord your God, to walk in his ways . . . then you will live and increase, and the Lord your God will bless you in the land you are entering to possess. But if your heart turns away and you are not obedient, and if you are drawn away to bow down to other gods and worship them, I declare to you this day that you will certainly be destroyed . . . I have set before you life and death, blessings and curses. Now choose life, so that you and your children may live. . . .

Did you read the fine print? If you exercise your free will and make the free choice to be “disobedient,” that’s when your freedom ends.

In America, you can technically exercise your “free will” and commit any crime you wish. But you will lose your freedom as a result. So the whole deal comes with a big catch and thus isn’t truly “free” at all.

According to Merriam-Webster, the word “free” means:

not costing or charging anything . . . not bound, confined, or detained by force . . . not obstructed, restricted, or impeded . . . relieved from or lacking something and especially something unpleasant or burdensome

I would imagine that an eternity in hell, where you scream out in pain for a drop of water but are denied, costs a lot. You are bound, confined, and detained by force. You are about as obstructed, restricted, and impeded as it gets. There is no relief, and it’s especially unpleasant and burdensome.

Why is this God so keen on shit-testing people, anyway? What’s with all the mind games? If you really want your creations to run free, let them do it. You’re a big boy. You’re not going to be hampered or impeded by anything the peons do. You have endless financial and emotional resources. You’re God, after all. And by getting so worked-up about human indiscretions that you could have easily prevented before humans even had a chance to act indiscreetly, you’re punishing yourself, too. Give it a rest, fella.

But using a strictly biblical framework, and making the improbable assumption that either Whoopi Goldberg or Stacey Abrams is still able to conceive a child, if they were to have their wretched wombs scraped free of an unwanted fetus, the Lord God Jehovah would subject them to eternal torments, and I’m cool with that.

Poorest Indian Reservation in the Country Temporarily Bans Christian Missionaries

According to the 1990 epic Western film Dances With Wolves, which I’ve never seen and you couldn’t pay me enough to see, the Lakota Sioux are a noble band of indigenous warriors who befriended the European invaders who pioneered the mullet haircut.

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But life is not like the movies, and the Lakota have fallen upon hard and ignoble times. Nestled in western South Dakota on the Nebraska border, the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation is the nation’s second largest Injun “rez” and also its poorest.

Pine Ridge has the nation’s lowest per-capita life expectancy. Oglala-Lakota County, which is fully contained with the reservation, has the lowest per-capita income in all of the United States. Over half of its residents live below the poverty level. Nine out of ten residents are unemployed. Suicide and alcoholism are rampant. Many households (trailerholds?) have no electricity or running water, which can make those South Dakota winters especially brutal. The Lakota are, by and large, a beaten people.

And for some reason last Tuesday, the Oglala Sioux Tribal Council placed all of the blame not on the Oglala Sioux, but on the Christian missionaries operating on the reservation who taught their ancestors to reject the tribal god Tunkasila in favor of the God of Israel. In an emergency meeting, the council “temporarily suspended all activity of Christian missions on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.”

At the meeting, a 19-year-old person of indeterminate gender who calls themselves Tyler Star Comes Out opined:

We all know that churches have always played a violent role in our communities and to our peoples. Today, we come to you as youth and young adults with a main objective to decolonize our minds, hearts, spirits, space, land, and knowledge. We take pride in our identities. We are Lakota and it’s time to return to our ways. We don’t want any more assimilation. We don’t need any more churches and we don’t need your god.

A squaw with the decidedly non-Oglala name of Eleanor Ferguson chimed in:

Christianity didn’t become a world religion because of the quality of its teachings, but by the quantity of its violence. . . . The reason we are here today is to demand that the Oglala Lakota Sioux Tribal Council take immediate action against all churches and missionaries on our territory who are using impoverished children for financial gain. If the tribal council fails to do so, the people will take it amongst themselves to remove them.

Mentor for the International Indigenous Youth Council Candi Brings Plenty — who might as well be called Eats Plenty Candy — hammered home the idea that Christianity is the source of most social problems on the rez:

Our youth are extremely aware and either they are ferocious with intent to fight for our culture, language, and land back or they are lost in their hopelessness and can’t see beyond the trauma that surrounds them. This group of youth asked me for support and guidance. We are going to pursue the tribal council and continue with strategic efforts to fight for the removal of all churches on the Pine Ridge reservation.

After passing the ordinance, the council reversed course the very next day. Churches and missions were no longer told to vamoose, only to register with the Council over the next 90 days. Perhaps it had something to do with the fact that the sprawling reservation’s 18,000 or so residents receive about $80 million in federal aid from palefaced taxpayers annually, meaning that roughly half of their pitiable per-capita income is derived from the beneficence of their European Christian colonizers.

Pine Ridge Indian Reservation has 99 problems, but I don’t think Christianity is one of them.

Cold French Fries at Brooklyn McDonald’s Lead to Shooting

American fast-food joints have become a nexus of unrestrained violence at the hands of extra-finicky customers. As if the Atlanta Mayo Murder and the Queens Duck Sauce Killer weren’t bad enough, there were the three Women of Colorfulness who destroyed a Manhattan eatery because the owners had the audacity to charge them for extra French fry sauce.

Now comes news from the perennially vibrant Brooklyn neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant that a McDonald’s worker was shot in the neck and is now brain-dead as a result of a dispute over McDonald’s French fries. As the story goes, last Monday evening a black woman named Lisa Fulmore complained to workers that the French fries she received were too cold for her liking.

Lady, it’s a sweltering August in Brooklyn. How cold could the French fries possibly be? One would presume that a nice, cool refreshing French fry may provide an emotional respite from the superheated conditions that led to the riot in Do the Right Thing.

The clerks reportedly laughed at Ms. Fulmore, who was FaceTiming with her son, 20-year-old Michael Morgan, who in turn took grievous offense at the fact that people were dissaspeckin’ his mammy. Within moments, Morgan appeared at the McDonald’s and assaulted 23-year-old worker Matthew Webb. According to police, when Webb got back up off the ground after being punched, Morgan shot him in the neck with a gun he’d procured from his 18-year-old girlfriend, Camellia Dunlap.

I couldn’t find a picture of Morgan without a mask, but he’s not the only black Michael Morgan to be arrested for murder. There was one recently in Pittsburgh, one in Tulsa, and one in New Jersey (although he spelled his first name “Mickel”), as well as many other Murderous Michael Morgans I’m sure I’m neglecting to mention.

Police say that under questioning, Morgan admitted to shooting Webb. He also allegedly copped to the 2020 murder of Kevin Holloman, which allegedly was sparked after the two argued about whether it’s acceptable to cut marijuana with a knife.

In what is perhaps the most insensitive comment I’ve heard so far this year, Debra Dunlap, the grandmother of Morgan’s girlfriend, told The New York Post, “I think it would have been solved if one they just gave the lady some hot French fries and let her been on her way. That would have been solved right there.”

If there were any justice in this world, Debra Dunlap would be placed in a cage and force-fed frozen French fries until she exploded.

Calling a Coon a “Coon”

I’m uncertain what year the State of Iowa officially allowed black people to become residents, but they appear to be gumming up the internecine politics in Iowa City. Although the mid-sized burg’s population is only 5.8% black, at least two black women have wriggled their way into the city government and are at loggerheads over whether it was acceptable for one of them to repeatedly refer to the other as a “coon.”

In 2020, amid the hysteria over George Floyd’s death, Iowa City set up a Truth and Reconciliation Commission to “bear witness to the truth of racial injustice and carry out restorative justice.”

Last Thursday, the Iowa City Council voted to suspend the newly-elected chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, one Amel Ali, from her position after it emerged that Ali had repeatedly referred to other black civic leaders as “coons” on a local podcast called “Rock Hard Caucus.” Johnson County Supervisor Royceann Porter apparently took the accusations of coonery personally and led the charge for Ali’s dismissal.

Although whites have for generations disparagingly referred to blacks as “coons” in such musical masterpieces as Johnny Rebel’s “Coon Town,” blacks accuse other blacks of being “coons” in the same way they’d refer to them as “Uncle Toms.” Or, as a black woman named Janine Truitt explains in her helpful essay “The Existential Problem of Coonery”:

A “coon” is a black person who values what white people think of them more than they care to honor their culture and the suffrage of the racial group they identify with. . . . A “coon” seeks to be accepted and praised by white people while seemingly enjoying any and all humiliation, marginalization, bias, prejudice or mistreatment expressed towards them by white people. . . . “Coons” are the bud [sic] of innumerable jokes within the black community and at the same time equally loathed by others in the community.

Personally, I find all this purity-spiraling and squabbling among blacks to be coontastic.

“Angry White Male Studies” Class Comes to University of Kansas

Despite claims that stereotyping of “marginalized communities” runs unchecked in America, the most relentlessly stereotyped character of the past two generations is the “angry white male.”

Now the angry white male has an entire college class devoted to studying him as if he were one of Jane Goodall’s gorillas.

For this fall’s semester, the history department at the University of Kansas will feature a course titled “Angry White Male Studies” to be taught by Christopher Forth, who says his intellectual bailiwicks include “Gender and Sexuality,” “The Body and the Senses,” “Men and Masculinities,” and the “History of Emotions,” so you can rest assured that he will not be approaching angry white males with any sort of ideological biases.

According to the course description:

It’s sometimes said that white men are the angriest of all, that they feel aggrieved and unable to adjust to changing realities of gender and race for fear of losing their privilege. Like it or not, “the angry white male” is a prominent figure in our cultural imagination and, as such, a phenomenon worthy of study. Where does he come from? What’s he angry about? Is his anger misplaced? Is he blaming the right people? How long has this been going on? Is he a global phenomenon? And how do we move forward?

One doesn’t need an entire college class to address this line of inquiry. We are angry because courses such as this exist and because white males such as Christopher Forth teach them.

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29 comments

  1. Dumb says:
    August 8, 2022 at 6:28 am

    In one of the news accounts about the Brooklyn fries shooting a street in the neighborhood was mentioned: Throop Street. It struck me funny for some reason, maybe because it reminded me of a lyric by the Philly rapper Schoolly D where he uses a novel meaning of the word “troop”:

    “So you’re in a gang, a posse, a group/
    And when you’re in trouble you yell ‘Yo troop’/
    But Schoolly is a man and boy you ain’t shit/
    Your mother’s in the back and she’s sucking on my dick”

     

    “Throop” sounds like someone with a speech impediment saying “troop.”

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    1. Fire Walk With Lee says:
      August 9, 2022 at 9:20 am

      I love how classic gangsta rappers get mentioned on here way more often than I would have ever thought I would see on a dissident right website.

      By the way, I once found a clean 12” import of Saturday Night b/w Dedication To All B-Boys and it still makes me smile.  Long live Schoolly.

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  2. James J. O'Meara says:
    August 8, 2022 at 9:27 am

    Abrams argument is the traditional Protestant argument for freedom of religion/thought: you can’t force someone by law to believe, because belief only has value if it is freely given. She’s trying to extend “the state shouldn’t force you to adhere to a belief against your will or conscience” to “the state shouldn’t force you to obey the law” which is neither theocracy nor liberty, but anarchy. She’s more likely just confused than clever.

    This is related to how the argument for “civil disobedience” or “conscientious objection” has been extended (by the 60s generation) to “you can’t make me obey a law I oppose.” The idea is that if your religion requires you to refrain from some act (e.g. serving in the military) then you can be required to perform alternative services, or else go to jail. If your religion requires you to do something, like share your lunch counter with a black person, then you go to jail; either way, your conscience is clear, and perhaps some PR point has been made. But now “civil disobedience” is supposed to absolve you of having to suffer the consequences: e.g., those Soros DA choosing what laws to enforce, if any.

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  3. Beau Albrecht says:
    August 8, 2022 at 9:29 am

    Well, I can’t really blame the Sioux for wanting to preserve their culture and religion.  Maybe they can kick out all the preachers, who in turn can school Black celebrities about how the ability to choose right and wrong doesn’t mean that wrong is okie dokie.

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  4. Kevin says:
    August 8, 2022 at 9:42 am

    If I remember correctly, Iowa experienced some type of natural disaster, flooding or tornadoes, around the same time as Hurricane Katrina.  The White people of Iowa banded together to help each other.  The black people of New Orleans responded by stealing everything, including the kitchen sink.  It is too bad the country is becoming more like New Orleans, and less like Iowa.

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    1. Enoch Powell says:
      August 8, 2022 at 11:47 am

      And from this formerly beautiful city the white God-botherers rented busses and went down to that shit-hole that God was desperately trying to flush away and came back with those busses filled to the rivets with drenched negroids. It wasn’t long before there were multiple reports of theft as the vile creatures were taken into the God-botherers’ homes and started doing what comes naturally.

      Jesus, please save the rest of us from your followers.

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  5. James J. O'Meara says:
    August 8, 2022 at 9:50 am

    So, basically the War on Whites was a secret plot to increase course enrollment? When academics are really desperate for funding or tenure, they’re capable of anything.

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  6. Mrdislaw says:
    August 8, 2022 at 10:57 am

     

    Morgan’s mother was very articulate in explaining her failures in raising her son.

    “I talked to my son with the cops. My son is just saying that he gotta do what he gotta do and the [victim] came after him and whatever happened, happened,” Morgan’s mother, Lisa Fulmore, told the New York Post following his recent arrest.

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  7. Shift says:
    August 8, 2022 at 11:06 am

    Sheesh.  Poor Whoopi.  It’s like George Washington meets Moms Mabley.

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    1. Shift says:
      August 8, 2022 at 11:11 am

      Of course, the Bible unequivocally endorses abortion.  Right next to the part where it says, “Be a skank-ass ho.”

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  8. Concerned Suburbanite says:
    August 8, 2022 at 11:06 am

    Black crime continues across the three thousand mile transcontinental stretch from Portland to Philadelphia. Soros funded DAs preside over record murder rates. The vaccines don’t prevent infection. We barrel towards further national humiliation in the Ukraine and over Taiwan. We slouch towards Gomorrah. The NWO will pick our bones for scraps.

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  9. Mike Ricci says:
    August 8, 2022 at 1:24 pm

    Forget deep sea fishermen, forget oil rig workers, Black fast food employees working in Black neighborhoods has got to be one of the most dangerous jobs on earth.

     

     

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    1. Edmund says:
      August 8, 2022 at 1:36 pm

      It’s probably worse for white fast food employees to work in black areas, though I imagine they will be understandably fewer in number.

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  10. John says:
    August 8, 2022 at 1:43 pm

    We are on a trajectory to extermination for one & one reason only – the many Europeans aka Whites who are traitors.  Christopher Forth is a traitor.

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  11. John says:
    August 8, 2022 at 1:49 pm

    We have to create such shame that these traitors cannot walk our streets.

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  12. Alexandra O. says:
    August 8, 2022 at 5:55 pm

    Using the Bible to make any point is futile for us, for the Jews claim that book — the entire Old Testament — as ‘Their Book’ (The Torah) and further claim that they are The Chosen People, so it does not belong to us to claim it.  If they are The Chosen People, what are the rest of us — besides being called Goyim — dog meat?  Further, their closest tribes nearby created yet another commentary on the entire Bible, called the Koran, in which they clearly labeled anyone who did not believe in their interpretation of this heap of writings, as being Infidels — which includes all Christians and Jews alike, as well as all the Pagans of Northern Europe and the Hutus and Tutsis of Africa.  And so on, throughout the world.  I’ve given up making sense of any of it.

     

    I do say that at least 4 or 5 of the 10 commandments still stand in my moral universe:  “Thou Shalt Not Kill”; Thou Shalt Not Steal”; Thou Shalt Not Lie; and Thou Shalt Not chase after thy friend’s spouse — as I clarify the words.  Amen.

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    1. Timmy75 says:
      August 11, 2022 at 11:01 am

      I’m inclined to think “thou shalt not covet they neighbor’s daughter, but thy neighbor’s wife is a horse of a different hue; for no man misses a slice from a loaf that has been cut.”

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  13. Davidcito says:
    August 9, 2022 at 12:01 pm

    Christians werent 1/100th as violent as the savage cannibals that occupied this continent.  I’ve read a lot about the frontier and native Americans.  These people were sick, demented, murderous, human sacrificial freaks.  They still have the highest rape rate and murder rate in the US.  Look no further than the uncolonized tribes of the Amazon , where they still practice polygamy and ritualistic murders, to see what the americas were like before white Christian’s arrived.

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    1. Bob Roberts says:
      August 9, 2022 at 1:13 pm

      And let us not forget that it was the American Indians who started the cycle of conflict with the English colonists at the Orpax Massacre killing over 30 colonists who were starving and trying to bargain with them for food. That’s a dick move. Then a decade later they revived the conflict at the Jamestown Massacre by slaughtering over 300 colonists and starving to death another 500 by destroying their crops and livestock. Bunch of f-ing douche-bags if you ask me. Some lefties seem to feel it was justified since the English were illegal immigrants or something like that.

      The tit for tat massacres (which the American Indians started) amounted to an estimated 10,000 deaths on each side. We always hear of the European “genocide” against the American Indians however the massacre of Indians, even if it were one sided, would not amount to a genocide. Most of the millions of American Indian deaths were caused by diseases brought from Europe. But, the Europeans got syphilis from the American Indians and brought it back to Europe resulting in an estimated 5 million European deaths. Why do we never hear about that “genocide”?

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      1. The Antichomsky says:
        August 10, 2022 at 2:28 pm

        It’s just that those silly lefties haven’t been scalped, had the soles of their feet cut off then made to march to death across the desert.  That’s all.

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  14. Edward says:
    August 9, 2022 at 12:08 pm

    How brave of Christopher Forth to be in the vanguard of such a cutting-edge topic like Angry White Male Studies. Maybe next semester he will be teaching a course in Black Male Sexuality And Rape? Or maybe a course in Jewish Supremacy And Its Impact On American Society?

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  15. RickMcHale says:
    August 9, 2022 at 3:41 pm

    “Coontastic” ?!?  Killer !  Goad, your DelCo roots are showing !  Yeah, I’m still there, along with ever increasing numbers of coons……..

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  16. J Wilcox says:
    August 9, 2022 at 5:09 pm

    I remember someone once writing that Goad has some issues with fatness. Then I looked at the webpage of Professor “Angry White Male Studies”. His writings include
    – The Fat Imaginary in Trump’s America
    – Fat: A Cultural History of the Stuff of Life
    – Corpulence, Modernity and Transcendence in the Early Twentieth Century
    – France and the Fattened American: Animality, Consumption, and the Logic of Gavage
    – Fat and Fattening: Agency, Materiality and Animality in the History of Corpulence
    – Fat and Disgust

    Is there a typo for his “Masculinity and the Modern West”? Surely it is supposed to be “Masculinity and the Modern Waist”. And there’s more, but you get the picture. Anyone who would think to string together “The logic of gavage” starts to trip the pretension meter. What, you think I’m not actually writing this between nibbles of foie gras on fancy deli crackers?

    Sarcasm aside, one can hope the class would hope to objectively answer some of the questions posed in the “Angry White Male” description: “What’s he angry about?” and “How do we move forward?” Is he allowed to ask the question of whether there are angry black men? Can we quantify who is angrier? “Is his anger misplaced? Is he blaming the right people?” What about Myanmar, are they angry there? Did the prime minister win the Nobel peace prize or wind up in jail, I forget because white guys just ruin everything.

    When the course proposes to find answers to these questions with “Critical thinking, careful reading, informed reflection and methodological empathy” I start to wince that only leftist oriented materials will be provided to the students. Will “informed reflection” be another way of saying “autoethnography” and related post-modern horseshit trying to sound mildly objective? (Check out “The New Real Peer Review” for a never ending show of navel gazing leftist academics). But hey, I’m not that angry. Maybe this professor is worried they will replace him with a trans woman or lesbian with stronger “lived experience” credentials to teach these matters and appear to a be good comrade that’s with the program. As academics dream of being remembered, perhaps Professor Whiteness will do an auto ethnography concluding that no one remembers anyone who blandly regurgitates the prevailing intellectually flabby societal mien.

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  17. Lars says:
    August 9, 2022 at 5:37 pm

    I really hate how much feminism has influenced what remains of the Alt-Right. First it was the e-girl grifters worming their way in, but now it is outright feminism. Abortion is being shilled by certain factions pretending it is eugenic when it clearly isn’t, never has been and never will be. 99% of abortions are elective, and for the optimistic good little nationalists, no it isn’t some mongrel or downy being aborted. It is a healthy baby almost each time. Abortion rights are really just a backdoor for feminism to keep expanding, and the cycle of low-fertility, immigration and anti-white, anti-male culture to continue. Not once have I seen the factions supporting abortion in this sphere admit that pro-lifers may have a point. It’s like an alcoholic who just can’t quit. Always excuses to allow white women to continue executing their children.

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    1. Greg Johnson says:
      August 10, 2022 at 1:33 am

      You are being dishonest both about women and about abortion.

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  18. Uncle Semantic says:
    August 11, 2022 at 5:17 am

    Angry White Male studies leads to Single White Female crazies. Maybe it’s just that picture but it/he-him/them-they looks a bit like Nick Jeelvy.

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    1. Generalissimo says:
      August 11, 2022 at 8:35 am

      You’ve got it backwards. Men aren’t leading anything. It’s women.

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      1. Uncle Semantic says:
        August 11, 2022 at 8:53 am

        Like that video of drill sergeant anisha X humiliating Whites marching to mlk songs. Men and women have been degraded into dumbed-down clowney versions of the opposite sex, assuming they’re not nanogender fluidflux.

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        1. Generalissimo says:
          August 12, 2022 at 7:58 am

          Stop it. Women are losing. It’s men. Stop lessening the severity of feminism.

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