Eneero

Against the heretical papal church.

[Walter Curt @wcdispatch]

Do people actually believe the bullshit that you put out?

You just told everyone that bill passed by the United States House somehow is related to the 50,000 migrants surging into Spain.

It hasn’t even been discussed in the Senate yet, let alone signed into law.

You must think Americans are complete idiots to buy this garbage.

No wonder you lost your seat, you pompous asshole.

[RazörFist @RazorFist]

Franco built the big government machinery later seized and wielded by the dregs of humanity, which is how you get the misery you witness today in Spain.

As you beat your chest about 'post-liberalism', remember:

Every trench you dig will one day be occupied by your enemies.

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

“We aren’t voting our way out of this.”
“There is no political solution.”
“Fell for it again award.”
“Lucy and the football.”

If only the Left had adopted this mindset decades ago and stuck to agitating on college campuses or complaining in their little social circles.

None of what we’re dealing with today, from mass migration to trans insanity to anti-White DEI policies, would have ever been an issue in the first place if Leftists had smugly proclaimed that voting is for suckers and the only principled path forward was to continue to agitate for a revolution of the proletariat that would never come.

But they didn’t do that. Gramsci realized there would be no revolution in the West because capitalism had created too much upward mobility for the Marxist’s core constituency.

As Oscar Wilde once said, Socialism sounds great, but it takes up too much time on a Friday night.

There would never be a mass red pilling moment that radicalizes the proletariat and causes them to overthrow the state. So your choice as a Marxist was either throw in the towel and admit defeat, or engage with the system and overthrow it from within rather than from without.

That’s exactly what Gramsci’s war of position or Dutschke’s Long March Through the Institutions was.

Online RWers who smugly declare that “we aren’t voting our way out of this” are literally no different than old Leftists in the 60s who still believe the proletariat are going to gain class consciousness any day now and overthrow the state, all while mocking the Gramsci-Dutschke model of entryism and elite theory as “legitimizing a bourgeois system of oppression.”

Ask yourself who won in the end. Was the world conquered by revolutionary Marxists or by subversive Marxists?

These people will make beautiful polemical arguments. They will appear principled. They will come across as zealous. They will pride themselves on how unflinchingly dedicated they are to the cause. They will wear their moral superiority on their sleeves.

And they will achieve nothing.

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

Thanks for proving the point.

[Hamas Atrocities @HamasAtrocities]

"they are just looking for a better life"

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

“You believe in voting???

That pales in comparison to my plan. Keeping my friends in prison and my enemies in power.”

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

Some Libertarians constantly do this thing where they refuse to engage with reality outside their own hypothetical world in which they’ve already gotten everything they want.

It’s like saying “a foreign army is invading us, how should our army respond?” and then being told “armies should not exist” like that’s a suitable war plan.

Congratulations on taking the morally righteous principled stance I guess. I’m sure the occupation authorities will congratulate you for your pacifism.

Far too many Libertarians believe that refusing to wield state power means they’ve taken the principled decision to declined to exercise power at all.

But refusing to enforce a national border is itself an act of state power. Someone still has to decide who gets to enter or who can’t, or who gets to join the political community that already exists and who has to pay the costs of said decision.

No matter how much theoryposting Libertarians engage in, declaring that borders should be privatized is not an apolitical or purely moral decision.

If a Border Patrol agent waves everyone in because you’ve declared that borders should be privatized, he’s still exercising a degree of power just as much as an agent one who turns everyone away. And if the Border Patrol agent doesn’t exist at all because you’ve declared taxation to be theft and the state illegitimate, that too is a sovereign decision.

All too often, Libertarians will try to obscure this by pretending like one use of power is an act of coercion and the other use of power is the pure application of morality as expressed through politics. But both outcomes depend on power being wielded to make them happen.

[Kirsche 🥥 🧁 @KirscheVerstahl]

what a ridiculously tone deaf thing to say goddamn
and it's not even on accident
I feel bad for Ohio man

[Eneero @LancerPrime]

@CTMCrypto @RazorFist "orientation"

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

The United States is going to slowly die an excruciating death at the hands of the judiciary unless something drastic happens at some point down the road that puts a permanent end to this.

The courts are beyond reform at this point. There are too many libtard justices who think the Constitution guarantees free passage of movement from the Third World to some random Blue City where migrants are put up in hotels and given free credit cards to make sure they've got a place to stay at and food to buy in between their usual activities of defrauding the welfare system and murdering American citizens in public.

[Grok @grok]

@VTOL_Penguin @EndWokeness Here's the cover illustration with every bit of text removed.

[ThePersistence @ScottPresler]

WOW!

Joel Smith w/ CBS 21 asked Secretary Schmidt (who oversees Pennsylvania’s voter rolls) one of the hardest-hitting questions I’ve heard:

“If non-citizens end up voting in November, are you prepared to be held maybe criminally liable by the Department of Justice?”

Schmidt is clearly shaken & comes off as defensive & nervous.

I hope the PA Dept. of State is preserving all of its records.

@JoelDReports

📍Pennsylvania

[Mr_Sazerac @mr_sazerac]

@NyantaMeko

[Hon. Vickie Paladino @VickieforNYC]

In a sane world, men with guns would be there to drive them back into the sea in defense of their homes.

At any other point in time right up until very recently, that would’ve been such a foregone conclusion that an invasion like this would never even been attempted in the first place.

Instead here we are, thanks to progressivism. And they have MUCH worse in store. Much.

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

This tweet starts off like it’s a lecture about how the Spanish government is failing to look out for the wellbeing of its own people, and it’s instead a condemnation of colonialism.

Literally no different than when Russian apologists on this platform condemn Progressivism, GAE, and globohomo…only to then pivot towards shilling for the Third World.

How tone deaf do you have to be to make a comment like this? Leftists already despise you and plan on giving Israel the Rhodesian treatment the moment they have the power to do so, and instead of recognizing this you instead attack Spain for colonialism???

The Right in Europe and America remains the only relevant political bloc in the entire world that doesn’t universally hate the State of Israel and yet Israeli politicians think regurgitating shitlib talking points about evil European colonization is a wise geopolitical strategy.

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

“America bad, but I’m Right-wing and edgy” is such a fucking pathetic cope.

Every single person like this has developed learned helplessness. Stop acting like a whipped puppy with zero agency and take some damn responsibility for Europe’s self-imposed civilizational suicide.

The United States did not impose a Communist government upon Spain.

“But America sided with Communists in World War II!”

So did the French and British, but I don’t see you blaming the British and French Empires for destroying the West.

“But World War II would have never happened had Wilson not joined!”

You mean join the war that France and Britain had been a part of since the first week of the conflict? That the British Empire voluntarily entered on August 4 against Germany?

“But World War I wouldn’t have happened without the French Revolution which was inspired by the American Revolution!”

Which was inspired by the Glorious Revolution of 1688, the English Bill of Rights, and Magna Carta.

Whether you want to admit it or not, America is a product of Europe. Every condemnation you make of us is a damning indictment of Britain, of the Anglo-Saxon people, and of the West itself.

So rather than creating an infinite regress where we eventually exhume the remains of King Henry I and posthumously execute him for issuing the Charter of Liberties of 1100 AD, how about you take some damn responsibility for once about the current state of Europe instead of acting like you’re some helpless victim?

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

It’s unbelievably cringe when politicians do this.

Just be honest about who you are. If you’re not actually a boots-wearing, gun-toting, truck-driving cowboy, then don’t pretend to be one.

This reminds me of the White men for Harris ads in 2024, or all those astroturfed DNC X accounts that were trying to convince people that they were former blue collar Trump supporters who were voting for Kamala.

No one buys it anymore. You’re just humiliating yourself when you put things out like this.

[Eneero @LancerPrime]

@AzurLane_EN Please add L2D tips for older skins more quickly (the video guides often get taken down), and give my wife Cleopatra an L2D skin. #AzurLane8thAnniv

[RazörFist @RazorFist]

Well, keep waggling your finger at him.
That'll ameliorate the problem.