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Oct 3 13 tweets 3 min read
The funniest thing in OBAA is that the fascists & the "revolutionaries" have completely parallel structures-- funniest scene is Pat having to demand to "talk to the manager" of a low level call center revolutionary. It actually equates the Fascists & Revolutionaries multiple times. It's fundamentally apolitical-- in the sense that "being personally invested" in politics, individually & narcissistically, is presented as evil. The only noble characters are "just living their lives" which so happen to include "acts of resistance"-- all the Latinos are not "being revolutionary" -- their lives have just incorporated routine escapes from las migras-- Benicio, the Sensei, is never stressed or concerned about any of it. It's just another day in his life. He's not shouting "VIVA LA REVOLUCION" he smirks & raises a fist like he's humoring a child. It is the white chauvinists & black chauvinists who make "the revolution/counterrevolution" about *themselves* personally that are presented as being in the wrong. They are in the wrong because they do not subject "politics" to the interests of Family. Really, the low-key message to it is that the mixture of Black & White (ie: the becoming of the Latin American "cosmic man" mixture of the peoples into a new ethnogenesis) is the solution to the dialectic of White / Black Supremacists. This is more obviously the case when one considers that PTA's children are mixed race, his wife is mixed race, etc.
Oct 2 5 tweets 2 min read
This is progressive idealism in action— it actually does nothing but exacerbate the class divide between private & public schools & increase the demand for charter schools. Rather than improving public schools, which would mean imposing a level of discipline that parents would cry about for being “discriminatory” (my son is special and has to learn through short form video content) — this will also increase the churn rate of public educators creating again more demand for charter schools. This is another example of social democrats being basically libtarded sentimental fascists who try their best to embody the parody of socialism found in Ayn Rand’s works. They are making “Harrison Bergeron Public School” — a forced compliance to the regressive mean. Actually existing Communism does not do this retarded reactionary nonsense.Image Let’s take a look at Zohran— was he a public school educated kid? No! He has gone to elite private schools from birth! He has no idea what a public school is like! He went from St. George's Grammar School (Cape Town) to the Bank Street School for Children in the Upper West Side (As of 2025, tuition ranges from $37,554 - $68,793 per school year). Goddamn do I hate this guy.
Oct 1 4 tweets 1 min read
The fall is the most beautiful season because things are most beautiful when they are pushed beyond their limits & begin to distort & decay. That is all the "bearing fruit" is-- it is the self-exhaustion of the seed, the bud, the flower, exploded & gnashed in the maw of time. The spring is the ascent from 0, a new creation-- summer is the filling out of this potential space, yearning toward, going on-- autumn is the exhaustion of potential into material, the transcendence of the limit, the apogee-- & winter is the blank slate erasure, the slow fade.
Sep 29 4 tweets 2 min read
I like Pynchon but here's what Pynchon liked that "Pynchon fans" are forgetting about. Image
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There has been a Gen X-ified "approachable Pynchon" produced by his relation to Warner Brothers cartoons, The Simpsons, "pop culture" more generally-- but this is really ancillary to his actual milieu of elite yankee highly educated cynical satirists who liked to troll the "New York literary elite liberals" & are now forgotten for that reason, while Pynchon always gave them a little more of what they wanted & didn't kick them in the shins too much. Like-- Pynchon hangs out with Maya Rudolph, SNL types, you can't imagine William Gaddis being able to stomach that. Gaddis would have spat in their faces.
Sep 23 5 tweets 2 min read
Catholicism sort of cheats because they just siphon all the future apostates into monastic orders where they get to do Communism-- & are unconnected from the real levers of power in the Church-- in this way, Catholicism invented Social Democracy by doing this with figures like Saint Francis etc. "One morning in February 1208, Francis was taking part in a Mass in the chapel of St. Mary of the Angels, near which he had by then built himself a hut. The Gospel of the day was the "Commissioning of the Twelve" from the Book of Matthew, in which Jesus' disciples are commissioned to go and proclaim that the Kingdom of God is at hand. Francis was inspired to devote himself to a life of poverty. Having obtained a coarse woollen tunic, the dress then worn by the poorest Umbrian peasants, Francis tied it around himself with a knotted rope and went about exhorting the people of the countryside to penance, brotherly love and peace. His preaching to ordinary people was unusual as Francis had no license to do so."
Sep 22 11 tweets 2 min read
The actual "Overton's Window" is just between Liberal Zionists & Likudniks & their associated patronage networks.

"The Radical Left Liberal": The Genocide in Gaza is actually making it more dangerous for Israelis & Jews

"The Radical Right": Genocide works The most radical position you can have in the mainstream is: "Yo Israel, cool off with the genocide, it's too public, it's creating blowback. You need to go back to doing a more covert genocide. Get the heat off. Maybe come up with a new type of chocolate bar."
Sep 22 11 tweets 3 min read
My favorite mentions notifications are when people find the gold in my back catalog. This was a great one. It will never be answered, ever. Image Thanks @Sinister_Skills for retweeting this one. It made me happy to remember this. A long time ago my old friend stopped responding to me in anything but petty quips. I knew then I had gone beyond his threshold.
Sep 21 7 tweets 2 min read
I think that's partially true, but I think more it's about the whole "masculinity is not raising your kids" thing that gets passed around as "alpha"-- I'm a stay at home Dad who does most of the childcare, & the only people who give me shit for it are childless men. Most of the costs are "cultural/social" costs-- it's not that people don't have enough money to do it-- it's that doing it doesn't get rewarded or celebrated, it actually comes at a cultural/social cost in terms of reputation. A whole bunch of stuff is considered "women's work."
Sep 20 6 tweets 2 min read
In reality, you read Veblen, & Nordic Supremacy is just that the Jomsvikings invented Financial Trusts & were increasingly hired by the Vatican to govern the restless celto-germanics. Thus, the Danelaw, the Norman Yoke, etc. "Sweden is the best country in the world, followed by Denmark & Norway." "..." Image
Sep 20 5 tweets 2 min read
If you talk about "White Privilege" as a White Person & acknowledge "I have White Privilege"-- you are a white supremacist, openly. If you say "What's my privilege? I worked for what I have etc" -- you are not an elite white. That's the funny scene in Eddington-- the boy who is aping "white privilege" discourse to swoop the upper middle class liberal girl who ends up dating the son of the mayor-- he tries it on his family (from set dressing, clearly "lower middle class") they say "What are you retarded?"
Sep 20 10 tweets 3 min read
I think African Americans reached their apogee of cultural power in the 2010s. They are, demographically, being "replaced" by Latinos & Asians. You can already see the high tide of Black Americana receding-- right now there are no African American artists in the Billboard top 10. The 2010s will probably be remembered as this apogee. The Obama Era. I think, also, the "assassination of Drake by the coward Kendrick Lamar" will be remembered as the exact moment this crashed. Drake's hope of getting another Billboard #1 is to collaborate with either Latino Bad Bunny, some KPOP artist, or "the white alt underground" space (Julia Wolf + Yeat, etc). Even the supposed dominance of Lamar/SZA/Doechii was a hallucination of bot farming, it didn't have a real cultural impact. The greatest legacy of this was Swedish FinTech companies doing remixes to "They Not Like Us." lol
Sep 20 24 tweets 4 min read
With the dawn of "intersectional rightism" in the form of brown white nationalists, normie MSNBC NPR liberalism will increasingly become a domain for "wink wink" white SUPREMACISTS (not "white nationalists" -- there is a class distinction here). SUPREMACISTS believe in "diversity"-- they love hiring brown menial servants to service their aristocratic "passive income" on assets & property claims. Richard Spencer saw this first, but plenty of people are following in his wake. They just realize "Oh, I get it, it's ESOTERIC, I'm not supposed to TELL THEM" "Me? I'm a Progressive Democrat. I love Opera. I have a PhD. Diversity is our strength. Russia & China are the real threat to world peace. ;)"
Sep 9 10 tweets 3 min read
Very strange experience today, woke up from a dream, the dream in which I woke up from was me waking up from what I assume was a blackout, I woke up in the dream with writing on my hand that had some cryptic apology written by "the staff" who had, I put together somehow, thrown me into this janitorial locker space when I was, I assume, blacked out. I left the space & found that it was a strange abandoned strip mall / luxury hotel combination in the middle of an infinite plain of autonomous farms, massive threshers & combines, gargantuan machines with nobody in them-- nobody anywhere-- I walked in circles around this estate confused-- & then I actually woke up for real. I only remember a few dreams a year vividly-- this is one of the strangest ones that I can remember in recent times-- it was vivid at the level of the vivid dreams/nightmares I had as a kid. I've been sort of beside myself all day with the imagery in my head of it all. It was a profoundly beautiful but terrifying scenery. It felt like some one-off concept episode in Black Mirror where the only way it could resolve is "none of it was real"-- which is how it resolved in reality, I just woke up & was like "oh that was a fucking dream"
Sep 6 8 tweets 2 min read
Yes, it does. When you have literally millions of workers doing corvee labor, because the Inca had higher population density than medieval europe, & myriad generations operating in a tradition of stoneworking & the production of immense public works projects— they get good at it! If you’re looking for “evidence” in the form of some hypothetical Incan codex manuscript instructing stone workers how to do their jobs— you won’t find it!
Sep 2 11 tweets 2 min read
All the "IQ Discourse" doesn't take into account that above the median, IQ is diminishing returns-- elite midwits are the only people interested in just accumulating money & status for its own sake-- the highest IQ person I ever met was a "mentally ill" homeless person. IQ is also correlated with executive function-- if you have really high executive function your basic principle is "leave me alone" & not wanting to have to follow orders. Lao Tzu was more high IQ than Confucius, & Confucius essentially admits this when he refuses the call to be emperor-- being emperor sucks, any extremely intelligent person would do everything to avoid that imposition on life. The highest IQ person in the world probably plays video games all day & schemes the disability system. The only people interested in public acclaim in the form of status & money are midwits.
Sep 2 7 tweets 2 min read
The funny thing about America is that the most honest people are the hedge fund managers. They don't bullshit you-- they say "the defense of my class interest is paramount." They tell you what they actually believe. Now, a Politician who is backed by hedge fund managers (etc)-- they have to be very careful with their lies, they can't tell you their job is to serve the hedge fund managers (etc)-- they tell you something else, which is a lie.
Sep 1 7 tweets 2 min read
“Fascist” becoming a meaningless term people call anyone who disagrees with them has been a disaster for any popular understanding of Fascism as a political economic order— conveniently, this happened at the same time that America became more fascist than any fascist state prior. “The specter of fascism” is useful in that it allows people to believe fascism isn’t the order of the day already. “We might be becoming fascist” is a way of avoiding the recognition that we’ve had fascism for a hundred years. FDR was just the most competent fascist.
Aug 30 4 tweets 1 min read
Aliens: Earth is funny because all its engagement with 70s/80s scifi film canon is done rather tastefully & with subtlety— when it wants to make a literary reference, it has to hammer you over the head constantly to make it stick. You could have just named her “Wendy” & called them “The Lost Boys”— that was enough. Look it’s a Peter Pan reference— you know because they hold the book in front of your face & read it & before that they show you the Disney animation— so it’s like a reveal that the book exists. I guess this is what it takes with modern audiences.
Aug 26 13 tweets 5 min read
All this "Eddington discourse" & no one is talking about tribal sovereignty in the US being used to build data centers in the same way it was used to build casinos after the 70s-- they're talking about if poking fun at White Girls doing BLM Activism is ontologically evil lol People are still reading it as a "black comedy about 2020" & not a WESTERN. It's a WESTERN. It's Cowboys & Injuns!
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Aug 26 9 tweets 1 min read
“Really beginning with the Carter administration, when he was promoting immigration as a means of cutting wages in the southwest. It was Carter that began to realize that, well, there’s a lot of labor that’s making too much money in the southwest, we’ll spur immigration.” - Michael Hudson

To push inflation into assets rather than wages you need mass immigration. What’s wrong with wage inflation? It means you have a stronger working class. Who benefits from that? The working class. Who loses? The “asset owning class.”

That’s it.
Aug 23 4 tweets 1 min read
The status quo is a result of deindustrialization policies promoted by the Thatcherites to produce the status quo— yes, now there are only individuals, proletarians have been converted into petty bourgeois “individual contract workers” etc. The most telling quote is “this working class business is in the past”— where are the proletarians now? Not so much in the center of the empire— we now have a “service” dominated economy of unproductive menial servants— servants are petty bourgeois, the bartender for instance is a great representative of the mercenary individualist petty bourgeois.