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Après Paul, Le Déluge

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Translation: After (Ron) Paul, Dildos.

Doom

Ron Paul, our generation’s William Jennings Bryan, has largely run his course.  The man who for decades bravely griefed Congress and disrupted Republican Primaries, now talks shit about dead people on twitter.  He who lives by the troll dies by the troll, I suppose.

Following his not-so-stellar progress in 2010-11, these actions certainly don’t surprise me; here was a man ultimately less interested in cultivating a meaningful counter-narrative, and more interested in pissing people off before collecting his Congressional pension.

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The sickening pretense of non-power

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How liberals see conservatives.

How powerless liberals see their mighty opposition.

Perhaps the most galling aspect of the current liberal political zeitgeist is the pretense by those in power and their supporters that they have no power. Liberal intellectals and political activists maintain the smug conceit that they are “the little guy” fighting for “progress” against a mighty enemy of reaction. Who exactly this enemy is varies depening on the particlar agenda, but in all cases it is an illusion. The reactionary Goliath to the liberal David is an invention, a ghost, a spook, a mere echo of a previous era that maintains only the moribund rump of an existence in the postmodern world. That is assuming it exists at all.

Examples of this trend abound in the endless streams of mindless garbage, snarky humor and pseudo-intellectual fluff that get jammed into the internet tubes on a daily basis and pass for politcal commentary and analysis in our intellectually subprime culture. From the supposedly sober and moderate opinion offered by the establishment at the NY Times down to the quasi-pornographic filth peddled by Gawker Media, every liberal intellectual and activist has their own fantasy demon to slay.

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Bulbasaur’s Three Principles

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  1. Leftism (liberalism) seeks the enervation and eventual destruction of human existence.
  2. Actual Rightism (Reaction) ultimately desires authority.
  3. Any idea or movement that ceases promoting authority will always, ultimately collapse into leftism.

These are important, fundamental principles I believe my fellow reactionaries and anti-liberals need to internalize, lest we find ourselves following the same unfortunate (and predictable) path of the libertarian movement.

(Give it two more years, and PorcFest will be identical to an Occupussy rally.)

Accepting the axioms above requires that one re-align their understanding of historical narrative.  For instance…

Aberrant societies like the Soviet Union are not par for the liberal course.  In fact, leftist memes rotted the authoritarian, inherently right-wing Communist state from the inside-out.  Gorbachev was not a Lenin or Stalin, and the Soviet Union that fell was not the Soviet Union that was willing to holodomor and gulag and purge to achieve it’s ends (partly why it fell in the first place).

(Yes, it is laughably retarded when people call themselves “Communist” while promoting liberal emptiness.  Libertarians make better use of the Marxian dialectic, imho.)

It makes little sense expecting liberalism to logically result in fascism or Communism.  I mean seriously, who expects a Stalin or Hitler to emerge from the feministing bitches and their fat, cucked, neckbearded betas?

Authority, power, domination is the desired outcome of a sane society, and only collapses when it is poisoned by liberalism’s perverted worship of all things weak and pathetic.

In contrast, the left’s end goal is human extinction.  All liberalism’s talk of oppression and equality, and their condemnation of the evils of privilege results in this embrace of death.

BNP

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