Michael Clarke Jr

603 | New Hampshire | USMC Veteran | Husband

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

He was a felon who couldn’t legally own a gun. It’s almost as if criminals don’t care about gun laws…

You know what would have prevented this? Keeping him in prison for his previous crimes. But soft-on-crime retards like yourself want to release criminals onto our streets.

[🟦based.eth🟦 @traderyerrt]

@RealCandaceO

[Michael Clarke Jr @MClarkeJr]

Whoever is in charge on @bancosantander Mobile App should be fired immediately.
The fact their app still cannot perform basic functions like LOGGING IN is absolutely ridiculous in 2026, and it is NOT a new problem.

[Michael Clarke Jr @MClarkeJr]

@kyilaw1 @SecKennedy Lmao dude said violence.. these people are cooked 🤣

[bita // بیتا @_b33ts]

Iranian here!

I want to thank American leftists for educating me these past few days & correcting my understanding of Iran & radical Islam

I almost trusted my own experience, my parents’ trauma, and what my family in Iran endures daily instead of your wisdom. What would I have done without your tweets & tiktoks ❤️

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇮🇷 Iranians doing the Trump dance while waving American, Iranian, and Israeli flags.

Three flags that were never supposed to be in the same sentence together.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

This says it all

[Michael Clarke Jr @MClarkeJr]

@brucefenton https://t.co/sHUTKWnQ3g

[Nick Sortor @nicksortor]

🚨 JUST IN: Iranians just RIPPED DOWN a statute of the now-deceased Ayatollah Khamenei as celebrations SURGE into the streets of Iran

The more the news of Khamenei’s death spreads, the more people POUR into the streets! 🔥

[The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee]

Ayatollah To Give Speech As Soon As Officials Find The Rest Of His Body https://t.co/SAhWHkQ6lr

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

Barack Obama's ICE chief gets an award for 920,000 removals

Donald Trump’s ICE chief gets called a Nazi

It’s the same person, Tom Homan

In 2012 Obama deported 409,000 people
In 2025 Trump deported 290,000 people

THE DIFFERENCE IS THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA BRAINWASHING

[Michael Clarke Jr @MClarkeJr]

@piersmorgan A Brit trying to make fun of America is the funniest shit I’ve seen on here in a good while

[Michael Clarke Jr @MClarkeJr]

@RealCandaceO Already changing your tune before talking with Erika tomorrow, huh?

[Michael Clarke Jr @MClarkeJr]

@ABC You mean living things adapt to change?? I never would’ve known…

[Hunter Ash @ArtemisConsort]

I was a trans progressive. Not quite a communist. More of a stancil-style technocratic prog. I saw firsthand how transition failed to improve the lives of any of my trans friends. They were all mentally ill messes, before and after. Including me. The MtFs I knew did not seem psychologically feminine in any way. And generally, I was often frustrated by the lack of pragmatism of progressives. I shared their stated goals, but thought they were extremely illogical about how they went about trying to achieve them. They would choose moral posturing over efficacy every time. Several times, when I pointed this out, I was told this was a “fascist mindset”. Trying to do things effectively was fascist to them. They thought moral purity was all you need.

I took mushrooms on New Year’s Eve, 2022, and it all came crashing down. I sat in a dark room and the cracks in my worldview widened until it all fell apart. I realized that this attitude, this allergy to rigorous thinking and aversion to necessary trade-offs, this prioritizing of seeming virtuous over tangible results, would destroy civilization if left unchecked.

By the time I came down, I considered myself a terf despite still being trans. And I started reading everything I’d been told not to. I read J. K. Rowling’s open letter and agreed with every word. I read “The Case for Colonialism” by @BruceDGilley and works by Niall Ferguson and realized that the wealth of the West was created by our ability to innovate, not stolen. Indeed, that wealth, built from knowledge, was what enabled colonialism in the first place. I read the Bell Curve and dove into the hereditarian literature. I have enough math background that I could meaningfully understand the arguments and counterarguments, and the former seemed much stronger than the latter. More than that, it felt like hereditarians were actually trying to understand the world, while the anti-hereds were trying to obscure it. They did not feel like truth-seekers, and would frequently mix moral outrage into their technical critiques in a way that struck me as deeply suspicious and anti-scientific.

Over several months of intense study, I reversed my position on most major policy issues. But the deeper change was philosophical, even spiritual. I fully accepted the necessary imperfection of the world, that progress is only possible via sacrifice, that we can only advance as a society if we can tolerate some people losing, that trying to eliminate all pain and loss would end up causing far more. Inequality is not inherently bad, and indeed is a necessary condition for the growth of knowledge at every scale of existence, from biology to economics. Evolution, whether biological or memetic or economic, is the only mechanism in existence that can produce order from chaos, structure from noise, beauty from nothingness. And evolution requires that weaker organisms, weaker ideas, weaker companies, and weaker nations be allowed to fail. Trying to prevent this stops the great engine of creation and leads to decay.

“To the precise extent that we are spared, even for a moment, we degenerate”

This strikes most as cold and cruel. But it is the nature of reality, and it is not clear it could be otherwise even in principle. If my aesthetics were not aligned with it, then my aesthetics, rather than the structure of existence, were what was wrong. I learned to see the beauty in creative destruction. I glimpsed a vision of God. And it changed my life. I detransitioned, started posting, got a job (via X), fell in love (via X). Now some of the most important people in the world read the words I write. I feel a deep and abiding sense of gratitude. And, after years of severe depression, I am excited to be alive.

[Michael Clarke Jr @MClarkeJr]

@BigBenInLondon @LeonardBriscoe3 You cannot acknowledge this difference and then in the same breath say you agree with 99% situations.

That makes zero sense whatsoever.

[Michael Clarke Jr @MClarkeJr]

@LeonardBriscoe3 Sooo… what is a woman?

[Michael Clarke Jr @MClarkeJr]

@DieHardWViagra @charise_lee Some of the best sleep I’ve ever had was in combat boots

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

We cannot have a coherent or productive political debate if the dialogue includes a whole bunch of random foreigners from all across the world who have no stake in this country, no skin in the game, and no first hand knowledge of our culture at all. It is very important to identify the foreign intruders and bully them mercilessly until they shut up and leave us alone. We cannot talk about or fix any of our problems with a mob of foreigners constantly barging into the conversation.

[Nayib Bukele @nayibbukele]

They say you can’t imprison your way out of crime.

But in fact, a strong police force and a tough, well-managed prison system are the necessary first steps in transforming a hellscape into a safe, high-trust society.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Bethany MaGee was doused in gasoline and set on fire in Chicago by a career criminal repeat offender with 72 prior arrests.

SEVENTY TWO.

She’s now in the hospital fighting for her life.

Please stop and say a prayer for her.