Rugged Individualism. Voluntaryism. Laissez-faire. Propertarianism.

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More CO₂ emissions and pollution, higher electricity prices, weaker energy security and reliability, far more land use, lost tech leadership and influence. And the interesting thing is that instead of the West, RUSSIA and CHINA now lead in new nuclear construction and export. My perfectly reasonable, non-authoritarian view is to lock up the anti-nuclear environmental activists and charge for treason and crimes against humanity.
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I gotta say, it’s pretty freaking refreshing and awesome to have events that appeal to every-day, blue-collar Americans, and not just the elitist swamp for a change. Liberals hate anything that might celebrate and promote average American culture. And calling these things “white trash” and “cringe”, things that millions of Americans enjoy, it just goes to show what the left thinks of average red blooded Americans. They loathe us, and look down on us. But I feel like they will be left in the dust, because American pride is making a comeback in a big way. I am patriotic all day of every year, but I am feeling a certain joy in my patriotism that I remember feeling as a small child in the 80’s. We may still have some battles to fight trying to repair the damage the liberals have done to this great country, but after all the darkness and despair of the past 25 years since 9/11, it feels like American normalcy is on its way to making one hell of a comeback. 🇺🇸🤘🏼😎
This is seriously the cringiest collapse of a nation in real time.
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Forget about making up black history. They’re making up the black present in real time.
Lebron James revealed that he spoke with the parents of 19 year old Karmelo Anthony and he will be donating $500k to help them with an APPEAL to bring Karmelo home 👀😬 "I believe everyone deserves a 2nd chance all he did was defend himself" "Im gonna wire them $500k tomorrow"
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LeBron James has not announced a $500k donation to Karmelo Anthony's appeal or commented on the case, and no credible reports confirm the claim. nypost.com/2026/06/11/us-… x.com/KingJames
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I believe them. Democrats are not just scoring points. They genuinely feel disgust at what they see. Trump shares the taste of a working class American so all these middle class overeducated Democrats look down on him and “hillbillies” for the exact same reason. Their status depends on believing refined taste equals superiority. Anything bold, loud, or fun without their approval gets labeled crass and uneducated. But much of it is distinctly American, and that’s exactly why they hate it and consequently America because of it.
What a fucking disgrace to our country
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The string of fiascos shows it will be an uphill battle for Jackson win the governorship. His track record is an attacker’s dream. Full of contradictions between his campaign rhetoric and business practices, plus even stuff like this article. Once the media and the Democratic machine go after him, ultra-woke Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms will have an easy path to victory. A very easy target who will turn off voters. Poor choice in the runoff.
“So what? Fuck the IRS!” True. But do normies actually think that? NYT’s already on the attack, wait until November. Democrats will destroy him to hand the governorship to hyperwoke Keisha Bottoms.
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It was worse than suppression. They reframed it. And reframing is more dangerous than suppression. Suppression leaves people ignorant. They know nothing, so the truth can still reach them later. Reframing does something worse. It installs a false story in their heads. Once believed, that lie shapes how they see every future event. It turns victims into villains and policy failures into moral crusades. The Belfast incident shows this clearly. The fact is a Sudanese asylum seeker carried out a savage knife attack on a local man in north Belfast. The victim lost an eye and suffered horrific wounds. Graphic video spread online showing extreme violence. Mainstream coverage did not fully suppress the story. Instead, it reframed it. Early headlines called it a generic “knife attack” or “stabbing” while downplaying the attacker’s background and immigration status. Some avoided “asylum seeker” or the attempted mutilation details entirely in the lead. The story then quickly became “anti-immigrant riots,” “racist thuggery,” and “far-right violence.” The trigger was buried and the public reaction became the main event. Blame was shifted to “online agitators,” Tommy Robinson, and Elon Musk amplifying “misinformation.” Genuine local anger over repeated incidents, hotel housing for asylum seekers, and vetting failures was recast as orchestrated extremism. Language did the heavy lifting. “Burning families out of their homes,” “pogrom,” “race-hate.” The underlying policy that placed an unvetted individual with violent capacity into the community received far less scrutiny. Under the guise of neutral reporting, they activated narrative protection mode. It protects the idea that mass low-skill asylum and open-border policies are beyond criticism. Any backlash must therefore be bigotry. Back to the initial point. Ignorance can be filled with the truth. But a lie must be dismantled brick by brick while people fight you for defending the lie they were handed. They have discovered they can better control the people not by hiding information, but by saturating their minds with information that just isn’t so. And that is why reframing is the more effective weapon.
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Immigration used to be a working-class issue. Workers saw it as competition for jobs, housing, hospital beds, and every other government benefit. Milton Friedman said it plainly: you cannot have open immigration and a welfare state. The welfare state turns into a magnet, pulling more people into a government system where the pie is fixed. Every new claimant takes from someone who was already there. Either benefits get cut, or taxes go up, and the working class always pays. That’s why the political class now scapegoats the rich. They need the working man angry at billionaires so he doesn’t notice his slice of the welfare pie shrinking or quietly accept higher taxes to fund it all. Keep the resentment pointed upward, and maybe he won’t turn on the politicians actually responsible.
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Rothmus 🏴 retweeted
I would be entirely justified in pretending to argue back with this guy, and bringing up the "hanging chads" from that election, but at some point you need to drop the double entendres and get back to economics.
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Was looking forward to the same cringe TikToks they dropped during BLM. Still holding out 🤞
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White House. Freedom jump. US flags. Motorbikes. Fireworks. This screams America. But they complain because they hate American culture.
We’re not a serious country anymore
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Fun while it lasted, but futile. They’ll keep milking Irish taxpayers to build 100,000x more homes for third-world migrants anyway.
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They held an “anti-racism” rally today. Either they don’t understand what’s actually happening, or they’ve already reached the “it’s happening and it’s a good thing” phase. Dumb puppets for the globalists.
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Rothmus 🏴 retweeted
The only reason democrats find patriotism problematic is because it unites people.
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Rothmus 🏴 retweeted
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What the future looks like in 1997
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Rothmus 🏴 retweeted
#USA250DIN is not about supporting causes/people/communities we dictate, anybody can utilize the framework to effectively and transparently support whatever they please!
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Of all the outrage, the silence on his parents is deafening. They crowdfunded for his legal defense, blew it on a new house and cars, then had nothing left for lawyers. They publicly trashed their own attorney, embarrassed themselves in interviews, and immediately went back to crowdfunding. The crowdfunding was visibly more important than the defense.
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This isn’t brave. It isn’t stunning. It isn’t empowering. And it isn’t worth listening to. I blame white liberals for tolerating this cringe and enabling the performative lashing out. They’ve trained people to pretend these outbursts deserve serious attention just because they’re coming from a certain community and we always ought to listen to whatever they say. She is wrong in the absolute, clearly on the wrong side of justice and morality. And the only thing that matters is the objective truth, not how certain people “feel”. So the only correct response is to laugh and tell her to shut up. She’s acting like a toddler and is a profoundly unserious person.
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She’s right. It reveals the master-slave dynamic clearly. They are not public “servants”. That label is a deliberate deception meant to keep you obedient and subservient. They are public “masters”, armed with the coercive power of the state to impose their will on everyone else. Democracy doesn’t change this. Voting simply lets you choose which master rules over you. And sure, some masters are much worse than others.
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Post-colonial nations proved unable to maintain any of it. Blaming their current problems on colonialism is a convenient scapegoat. The reality is they failed to preserve and build on what they were given.
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