An interesting musing from someone on X on the importance of the Holocaust to the power structure of the modern society: Why you have to believe in the holocaust: If you don’t believe in the holocaust, you can’t argue Hitler was the most evil human to ever exist. If Hitler isn’t the most evil human … More The Importance of the Holocaust
Political commentator Rising Serpent summarizes their experience with Western Liberal women, and how they may influence the upcoming future: I have the extreme misfortune of spending way too much time around liberal women. So let me tell you what’s coming: -They’re absolutely insane, hate Trump, all straight white men and think blacks and minorities can … More On Liberal Women
Christian Heiens, a political commentator of some fame, mused about women’s role in politics in light of the recent Lindsay Clancy trial, where the jury trial of a woman who killed her three children ended in a mistrial: We have spent the last century trying to treat men and women as interchangeable equals in virtually … More The Female Experiment
A Dutch man talks about his experience with an American manager: My American manager tried to write me up for “lack of commitment” because I leave at 5:00 PM sharp. I work in the Netherlands. I work for the Dutch branch of a large US tech company. We recently got a new middle manager based … More Dutch vs American Work Ethics
Author and political commentator Peachy Keenan wonders why modern women seem angry despite having “won”: Why are so many women sooo angry? They won. They got everything they wanted. Men have never been doing this badly, and women have never been doing this well. They make more, they have the majority of jobs, they are … More “Women Had Won”
A 4chan anon talks about the MGTOW movement, equating a refusal to help women with leaving the plantation: MGTOW = Leaving the plantation. That’s redpilled and alpha as it gets. Anyone who claims that MGTOW is weak or somehow harms society ignores that in the last decades societies got decimated exactly because people thought that … More Leaving the Plantation
An anon wonders why his brother is a NEET who seems to care about nothing, only to receive a detailed analysis on what creates a NEET: I’ve known a few NEETs in my time. The kind of people who never managed to get their lives off the ground, stuck in a cycle of self-loathing and … More The NEET Breeder
An essay by Derek Suszko, associate editor of the St. Croix Review, on the predicament of young white men with high IQ in today’s society: The hardest thing for the middle-class white chud to accept is that he is in fact highly disposable in both intellectual and sexual terms. The chud thought himself high-value on … More The Disposable Chud
A brief analysis on the subversiveness of capitalism by Julius Evola: Nothing is more evident than that modern Capitalism is just as subversive as Marxism. The materialistic view of life on which both systems are based is identical; both of their ideals are qualitatively identical, including the premises connected to a world the center of … More On the Subversiveness of Capitalism
China is undergoing enormous economic hardship right now with massive unemployment; college students graduating to a non-existent job market, 35+ year old job hunters facing age discrimination, and so on. Amidst it all, an unemployed Chinese man had an epiphany. He used to work in Africa, had African coworkers, and likely supervised them. He looked … More An Unemployed Chinese Man on Lazy Africans
