A useful way to think about migration is to consider what kind of societies the migrants have built in their home countries and to what extent you would like those conditions replicated here.
People don’t like the word “entitlement.” And for good reason. You’re not entitled to much in life—especially as an adult.
But an infant is entitled to a mom. It’s one of the few things in life that should be sacrosanct. And I don’t really give a shit if that causes offense.
Stephen Miller is 100% right here
The high culture that made the West so superior to everywhere else on Earth only came because Western Europe executed ~1% of each generation for centuries
In weeding the crime gene out of the population through centuries of capital punishment for everything from larceny to murder, Western Europe made itself a paradise, and blossomed into the greatest high civilization the world has ever seen over the 18th and 19th centuries
So, as he said, "The West only achieved the place that it did in human history because it spent previous centuries eradicating the criminal elements within it’s territories. The West that we came to know that had the great music and architecture and science and the most powerful economy had spent centuries previous to that establishing order first."
That is 100% true. High civilization requires order, and requires the pruning of the tree of civilization to achieve it
The psychology here is fascinating.
Madeline Mann knows deep down she failed, lied to, and abused her daughter, who now pretends to be male.
She needs society to affirm the lie to prevent herself from breaking.
Beth not only refuses to affirm the lie, but she did what Madeline could not. She saved her own daughter from this cult.
It’s all too much to confront for Madeline, and it broke her. Very sad.
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