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Ceb K.
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Romanticism 2. Together through life
May 11 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Haven’t really TVed in years but listening to ep.s of Girls on 2X while doing busywork out of genderslop curiosity & find it interesting. eg the girls all just seem to hate each other & often say as much yet keep intimately hanging out. Nothing passes bechdel test, but feministly Its morality & worldview feel more intriguingly & relevantly alien than almost any scifi. Every scene vibrates with feelings of intense stakes & views, but nothing ever has any consequences & nobody thinks/talks/acts propositionally, & somehow this stakelessness is what spirals…
May 9 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
AI is so smart it can prove stereotype threat real. Last night someone was thrilled to tell me that the reason blacks ruined St Louis is that whites were so mean & irrational that they expected blacks to ruin St Louis. It’s been an obviously retarded canard for 50 years, but now? I keep meeting “EHC” who bring up St Louis & get vicious teacher-pet glint when I clearly don’t neurotically pretend it’s fine, so they can proudly tell me that the only reason it’s not fine is eg “whites refugees stole their tax $ away from black thieves”
May 8 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Political curricula mostly just shape “dissidents”: normies tune it out but woke & based alike begin by neurotically doing the readings & saying “you aren’t living up to your stated standards—so I will”; then they loudly say that nobody says what everyone says but nobody believes For woke (women), this leads to institutional capture of care (ie women’s) work—where teachers assign books like “lies my teacher told me,” about how teachers told us that racism is bad but we then learned we can cow them by crying racism at anything they say even more stridently
May 3 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
I asked an AI to estimate current gender gaps for issues that signify abundance politics—both big things like housing & energy development, & signals like stated breaks with wokeness & safetyism. Some bits are odd—eg I asked about “financialization” & it answered with crypto—but: Image Yes, masculine sociality is—like feminine sociality—prone to certain failure modes; but it alone is also prone to abundance. There has never been an abundance pilled feminine culture; there have been many abundance pilled masculine cultures. So if you favor abundance over safety-
Apr 25 • 4 tweets • 4 min read
Foucault’s most famous book opens by contrasting unapologetic physical public punishment (spectacles of torture, mutilations & markings, bonded labor, deportations, etc) with correctional normative hidden discipline (locked away with your peers in facilities where nice teachers treat you like children & make you do all kinds of carefully scheduled collective busywork so you can adhere to their moralist norms).

This domestication wouldn’t even be necessarily bad if it was just about feminizing criminals; but of course it can’t stop there, because it’s about rebranding souls rather than branding bodies, & thus about finding excuses to forget about what was actually done so you can instead harp on about whether one’s performative intentions have been reformed, & so the devouring mother grants endless preening sympathy to the most underhanded & manipulative, & punishes those who are forthright & independent.

What a coincidence that the first notable gay philosopher after modern feminization began was the trailblazer who devoted his career to noticing that all of life is increasingly about filling up time with scheduled busywork, about putting judgy labels on judged affects rather than putting material costs on costly acts, about making the process of judgment ever more public & the practice of punishment ever more hidden, about reducing the political sphere to ever bloating domestic matters & reducing thumotic matters to the ever shrinking private sphere, & so forth.Image
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Image Yes—prisons precede modern feminization, but a) they basically came from Quakers (the wokes of their day) & b) their emphasis on organized busywork & emotional reflection for their own sake as ways to maternally blank all slates is clearly proto-feminizing
Apr 22 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
The group that doxed @Howlingmutant0 are threatening to dox many other big anons & it’s obvious even from their own telling that they got his info by unlawfully looking at credit card hacks of s*bst*ck then parallel constructing the goodreads claim. They should be prosecuted too. In their own thread on it they claim they got him by finding a post from 2020 where he said he read a popular book, then finding a goodreads rating (not review) of that book by his real name—even tho goodreads ratings aren’t searchable—& then “confirming” his ID using two hacks…
Apr 4 • 5 tweets • 5 min read
What does our charity buy us? Let me tell you about one particular “skid row activist” in LA who’s received grants from countless activist fronts for big public & private slush funds, on top of all kinds of welfare & free health consumption, & who regularly grifts donations too… Image
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Image You can spot her at any LA protest for the homeless, trans, black, etc, going back years. She’s received grants etc from countless activist fronts for huge city, state, federal, & private slush funds (her site is 1 irate sexual post & a list of “partners”)
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Apr 2 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
I’ve met a dozen reasonable youngish white collar guys from St Louis & gingerly tried mentioning how apocalyptically that city’s been ruined. Most seem surprised, & if they accept that population collapsed (from ~900,000 in the 1950s to ~275,000 today), & that its homicide rate has—especially since it invented BLM in 2014—been among the worst in the world, & that eg the nice-ish big-ish ruins of its downtown are abandoned even during nice Friday afternoons, then they immediately leap to “haha yeah that’s because corrupt urban planners did slum clearance (???) to build the big arch.” They don’t even seem to realize how absurd their narrative is—that the downtown is abandoned & surrounded by slums now bc back when St Louis was at its peak an area nearby was very efficiently turned into an incredible monument which is now downtown’s only draw—but it feels as though they feel as though they’re being honest, because to them the shibboleths of our negrolatrous regime are far more binding than the black criminality it covers for, which they left behind. South Africanization has already happened, it’s just not yet evenly distributed, & you will never wake up natural elites by telling them to feel victimized by natural slaves; but if you give them something positive & active to direct their etiquette towards, then they can stop just rhetorically & politically punching down on the white kulaks whom they get their feral blacks to physically punch down on.Image
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Image Admittedly the “slum clearance to build the arch” narrative is common local dogma: in the 1930s, machine politicians rigged a bond vote to get federal money to tear down some old waterfront buildings, & used it as bland park / parking lot for 20 years, then built arch in 2 years. Image
Mar 25 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
“Let’s now collectively shame these healthy young men with guns for being young men with guns. This is the only way that we—the femme, old, weak, obese, gay, etc—maintain our smothering rule by social shaming. Act like it’s obvious they’re beneath us. Catty inertia’s all we have” The key determinant of TFR is young men’s relative status: when they have more, they’re more productively attractive to fertile women; when women have more degrees, money, & status than men—via unproductive wokery—we die out. Young men should be *feared.*

Mar 18 • 17 tweets • 7 min read
Jessica Mitford helped the Communist Party produce an entirely fake wife for a black rapist on death row, to testify to his innocence. This was one of the key triggers of the civil rights movement, along with equally fake CPUSA pro-rape activism like the Scottsboro Boys case etc. Image
Image She was born to the nobility, stole daddy’s money to run away with Churchill’s nephew to fight for the commies in the Spanish Civil War, then married the head of perhaps the most important communist labor law firm in the US, & worked on countless retarded commie projects for him. Image
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Mar 3 • 6 tweets • 4 min read
DSM was 1st modern romance novel: cold clinical abstract masculine power takes obsessive taxonomic interest in rotating feminine types; for each, lists all her symptoms (emotional, physiological, behavioral, external) with no implied judgment, agency, mechanism, or theory. Treats This is why all the classic dystopian works were actually about emasculated guys dealing with Big Mom, & why all the feminized YA novels turn this on its head & fantasize about Big Mom emasculating even more guys. DSM was the Big Bad, & is now Liberation.

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Feb 21 • 8 tweets • 7 min read
Some salient facts about Canada:

•Roughly 90% of Canada’s population lives within about 100 miles of the US border

•Most Canadian provinces historically traded more with the US than with other Canadian provinces

•For the past 30 years around 75% of Canada's international trade was with the US

•For the past 30 years Canada's trade with the US has been roughly 3 times the size of its inter-provincial trade

•Canada's effective inter-provincial tariffs have generally averaged between 10% and 20%, depending on definitions

•Trump increased average US tariffs on Canada from 2% to 9% this year, almost matching their internal trade barriers

•By 1815, Americans made up nearly two-thirds of the population of Upper Canada (modern Ontario)

•By 1830, the US state of Ohio alone had more people than all Canadian provinces combined

•In the late 19th century, American settlers formed large shares of Canadian prairie populations (20% of Alberta, 15% of Saskatchewan, etc)

•From the 1860s to about 1900 Canada experienced net emigration, and by 1900 roughly 20% of people born in Canada were living in the US

•In the 1920s alone, about 1.2 million Canadians moved to the US, ie about 10% of Canada’s population at the time

•By 1940 about 10% of US immigrants were Canadian-born, and people of Canadian origin in the US equaled about 1/3 of Canada's population

•Canadian emigrants to the US were disproportionately drawn from the educated and economically productive classes

•The Continental Congress attempted to conquer Quebec in 1775 and incorporate it into the US, and Patriot sympathizers in Nova Scotia invited us to invade in 1776

•In 1849 about 350 prominent citizens of Montreal signed a manifesto calling for annexation by the US (one signer, John Abbott, later became Canada's Prime Minister)

•By 1860, the US had become Canada’s largest trading partner and annexationist sentiment was widespread on both sides of the border

•In the 1860s the US Senate discussed purchasing large parts of western British North America, and in British Columbia about 1% of the white population signed a petition asking President Grant for annexation

•In 1910–1911, several major US political figures supported annexation: eg Speaker of the House Champ Clark declared he expected the US flag to fly over all British North America and his speech was met with broad applause in Congress; President Teddy Roosevelt reportedly considered annexation in the event of war with Britain; President Taft supported deeper economic integration intended to turn Canada into a “virtual American colony"; etc

•Canada only even became a country in 1867

•Canadians were legally British subjects until 1947, when Canadian citizenship was created

•The British court system remained Canada’s highest legal authority until 1949

•Canada adopted its current national flag in 1965

•Canada’s current extremely woke & undemocratic constitution dates only to Trudeau the Elder in 1982 (Quebec has still never formally accepted it; Quebec, Saskatchewan, & Alberta have all pursued independence from it)

•Many provinces initially rejected joining Canada: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland; British Columbia even showed public preference for joining the US before entering Confederation

•Canada has repeatedly renounced sovereignty & self-identified as genocidal

For these & many other such reasons, we should aggressively support our brothers across this artificial border who seek to join us as additional states!Image
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Image For more on the woke unaccountable 1982 neo-constitution pushed by Trudeau the Elder, see this—& other such essays making the case for liberating Canada—by @Peter_Nimitz (from whom pretty much all of this is drawn) Image
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Feb 17 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Women love stories about mysterious twisted billionaire networks lusting after naive damsels. All this Epstein/MeToo stuff is feminine. Guys are abstraction-pilled so when guys are the victims we focus on policies not networks: eg Floyd leads to talk of redlining etc not his life Quick: name any female character in any classic sci-fi. Surprisingly hard, & anyway even male characters are mostly excuses for big picture ideas. & in female fiction there aren’t really “ideas,” but it’s even easier to name the males (eg in 50 Shades *of Grey*) than the females.
Dec 17, 2025 • 6 tweets • 4 min read
Good old post from @curtis_yarvin on the viral Compact Mag essay: the culture industry’s a MLM federal jobs program designed to produce people capable of noticing & replicating & teaching the preferred narrative, bc this comes with status benefits, & it’s what allows for capture- Image
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Image @curtis_yarvin The first creative writing program was only created in 1936—at Iowa, still the top of the pyramid & origin of every official fad. By 1980 there were over 250 in the US; now ~500. As writing becomes this kind of commissariat, ofc it’s vulnerable to dysfunctional campaigns & purges Image
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Dec 14, 2025 • 6 tweets • 5 min read
Brief thread on how & why to deal with terror. This paper uses synthetic controls to show that the 1996 start of organized terror in Xinjiang caused it to steadily fall further below its likely counterfactual trend—with income losses reaching 38% by 2018. Passes placebo test well Image
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Image & this paper uses synthetic controls to show that the 2016 start of organized crackdowns in Xinjiang barely affected its GDP while hugely increasing its arrest rate & security spending. There are *dozens* of pages of robustness tests, & in all of them the takeaway looks the same. Image
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Nov 2, 2025 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
All of the big 20thC dystopian anglosphere novels are most viscerally about the horror of enfranchised frigid bitches & the romance of impetuously committing to insanely reckless grand gestures to please an ultimately frivolous manic pixie dream girl. Fahrenheit, 1984, BNW, etc… We, Metropolis, Logan’s Run, Brazil, THX-1138, Dark City, Zardoz, Alphaville, Rollerball, The Wanting Seed, They Shoot Horses Don’t They, …—not all of these are perfect fits, but they’re all clearly animated by female suffrage & its consequences, & the difficulties of noticing…
Oct 28, 2025 • 26 tweets • 5 min read
In 1974 Congress was upset about Nixon having refused to spend appropriated money on programs he disliked, so they banned this discretion in a law that also formalized all the appropriations bills (usually 11-13 per year) into one standardized process. Huge constitutional change: There’d only ever been one “omnibus” bill before this in our nation’s whole history (1950, as an efficiency experiment that nobody found interesting or fruitful then). The 2nd was in 1986. From 2012 to 2024, 147 of 149 budget bills were passed in omnibus form. Huge transformation
Oct 21, 2025 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Odd! Not sure what one could possibly make of this! Very surprising to anyone who’s ever interacted with male, female, & mixed groups! We must fund extra research ASAP to figure out what combination of carrots for women & sticks for men can help women come out as equally liberal! Image
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Image As teen was taught female orgasms require complex rube goldberg machinations. It’s actually quite simple, but getting any group which defers to its female members to eg actually consider any factual or logical assertion instead of status quo-ing requires comical game foreplay etc
Oct 12, 2025 • 12 tweets • 6 min read
He notes that starting around 1965, US college students began throwing shrill fits at their admins in ways that their admins began coddling instead of disciplining. He notes that this began at UC Berkeley (which “boast[ed] more women students than any other US coed institution”). Image
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Image The alum page on “150 years of women at Berkeley” notes that women were prominent in all these campaigns (& for once they’re not just making them up as “hidden figures”). 1960s was when all the “in loco parentis” rules evaporated—no more female curfews, bans on mixed sleepovers… Image
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Sep 15, 2025 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
In 2023, SCOTUS considered whether independent artists offering their services for hire must agree to produce “acceptable” art for gay marriages upon request, bc of civil rights laws. All 3 libs voted for subordinating the 1st amendment to “non-discrimination” laws. They hate 1A. Image If Hillary had won, SCOTUS would’ve upheld this literally incredible (as in almost nobody believes me when I tell them about it) assault on free speech, & gone farther. The key reason we still have any semblance of free speech rights is thanks to Donald Trump. Crush the left now!
Sep 6, 2025 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
Men are more naturally monogamous bc we wanna just have our home life settled so we can use it as foundation for external pursuits. Women are the ones always working on their home life, introducing new projects to it, etc. If she’s in love, that means making his home better—but… Polygamy’s only more common than polyandry bc a) it’s much more stable, & b) so many women so underhandedly pursue the few top men that sometimes they can’t focus enough to reject these additional distractions. Men who have their shit together never say “if only I had more wives”