Counter-Currents
Tag: living well
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April 17, 2023 Julius Evola
Kousnutí tarantule
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April 10, 2023 Greg Johnson
Revolución con Plenos Beneficios
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Jason Kessler hizo recientemente una crítica al movimiento Nacionalista Blanco en su canal de Telegram: «Si el Nacionalismo Blanco está totalmente desprovisto de mujeres Blancas solteras y no puede proporcionar funciones básicas de una red social para los hombres solteros, es insostenible.»[1] De hecho, el Nacionalismo Blanco es «inútil» porque «no está proporcionando funciones sociales básicas para sus adherentes»,[2] particularmente proporcionando parejas a los hombres. (more…)
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Edmund Blair Leighton, Farewell, 1922
Edmund Blair Leighton, Farewell, 1922
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What do you do if you believe that nothing in the world is more important than White Nationalism — that we are not just fighting for our race’s survival, but for all that is good and holy; indeed, for the very survival of life on Earth — and then you want to leave? Given the importance of the cause, you’d need a pretty good reason to quit, right?
But what if you want to leave to focus on your education, family, and career? What if you are just burned out and need a break? What if you are tired of dealing with pathological personalities and personal betrayals? What if you are leaving because you just don’t see how your engagement is accomplishing anything? (more…)
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Spanish version here
Jason Kessler recently offered a critique of the White Nationalist movement on his Telegram channel: “If White Nationalism is totally devoid of single White women and cannot provide basic social networking functions for single men, it is unsustainable.”[1] Indeed, White Nationalism is “worthless” because it “isn’t providing basic social functions for its adherents,”[2] particularly providing men with mates. (more…)
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28 words / 9:34Counter-Currents presents a new video of Greg Johnson’s essay “Blaming Your Parents,” about why it’s a bad idea to blame your misfortunes on your upbringing or genetic heritage. (more…)
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Young Sailor Ripley lacked “parental guidance.”
Young Sailor Ripley lacked “parental guidance.”
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Greg Johnson has published a recording of himself reading his 2018 essay “Blaming Your Parents,” on the fallacy of blaming one’s parents for one’s misfortunes, and it is now available for download and online listening. The original essay is currently being featured in Counter-Currents’ new Classics Corner (see the right-hand sidebar). (more…)
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1,141 wordsAuthor’s Note: In a recent livestream, Mary Ann asked, “Did you have a midlife crisis? What did you learn?” Hyacinth Bouquet transcribed my answer, and I cleaned it up a bit. I want to thank Mary Ann for her question and Hyacinth for her help.
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3,122 wordsThe Dissident Right overlaps with the environmental movement in an interesting place, and epidemiologist Shanna Swan tells us all about it in her recent book, Count Down. The subtitle to this popular science volume is a real mouthful: “How Our Modern World Is Threatening Sperm Counts, Altering Male and Female Reproductive Development, and Imperiling the Future of the Human Race.”
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Norman Rockwell, Freedom from Want, 1943.
Norman Rockwell, Freedom from Want, 1943.
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It’s no big secret that eating in a healthy way is an important part of life. Recently, I attended a family reunion where the subject of healthy vs. unhealthy eating became an unavoidable topic of discussion. One middle-aged couple there had lost weight – they got many compliments on their looks. This wasn’t the case everywhere at the reunion though. One woman was obese, a condition that added complications when she got COVID-19. That woman’s sister (also obese) had a husband who divorced her and married a different woman. Being heavy has negative consequences indeed. Two of the moms I talked to had children who were binge eaters. (more…)
