CuriousGeorge

quanty frogish monke looking around

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

We need a return to patronage of the arts by rich degenerates, not a spiritually lesbian community of resentful bug art critics/gallery owners that define beauty from the ugly coping corners of their soulless blob

[ϟentinel @sentinl_grave]

I actually do agree with the libtard “don’t punch down” rule for comedy and I don’t make fun of tyrannized groups like young White boys in secondary school or 13 year-old radical ideologues or pure-of-heart incels. I punch up at rape victims, troons, minorities, welfare queens.

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

In Rome, every once in a while I will hear the faint voice my neighbor singing an aria, a beautiful soprano she is

It's an almost surreal experience every time, la vita e quite bella

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

@CovfefeAnon Babe wake up, a new Covfefe lemma just dropped

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

@TheWorthyHouse One could say that we are functionally in a similar state to what a well implemented controlled opposition would have achieved

The flames of "rebellion" have been subdued, (unintentionally here) and there is no grave urgency to reignite them

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

@captive_dreamer Patriot

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

@captive_dreamer From life * if I may

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

In some sense, this also why is so important for actors to be as anonymous as can be between Movies, so that people may perceive them as truly different characters and not as man they know to have outspoken views about trans people immigration and trump

playing a character

[Monsieur Grenouille 🐸 @monsieurgren]

@teachrobotslove Have you considered that writing from an anonymous identity shapes the way the content is perceived by the reader

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

@MattWalshBlog Add zero tolerance to abortion to that list of cringe con inc boomer nonsense
Viva eugenics

[JD Vance @JDVance]

Henry Nowak died the same way a civilization dies: abandoned, handcuffed by authorities who neither trusted nor cared for him, and accused of hate crimes he did not commit. His murder is as tragic as it is enraging. He should still be alive today, and he would be if the last few generations of European elites had stood their ground against the politics of self-hatred and the mass invasion of migrants, many of whom despise the West and the people who love it.

Henry was far from the first to so needlessly lose his life, and I fear he won’t be the last. Each time a life like his is lost, the proper response—the only response—is righteous anger. One of the most important things the Trump administration has proven to the world is that stopping the flow of mass migration and defending national sovereignty is a matter of political will and leadership. Anything else is an excuse.

It is because we love the West that we want to preserve it. We love our civilization. We love our country. We love our children. And nobody—nobody—should ever die the way that Henry Nowak died. May God comfort those who loved him, and may God rest his soul.

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

@BIDecomo @deuxvingarian Invasion* colonization was a good thing

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

@leo_caesaris Will Macron make the same comment he made about the American ambassador (Kushner i think it was) who did the same last year? 👀👀

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

More insidiously, the leftists have found an incredibly effective way of reproducing without having sex by embedding itself in every institution of value from the day you are born > from nursery, to high school to university, the judiciary and law-enforcement, and the whole corporate world

They don't need natural born liberals, they just need to be able to indoctrinate all those who are born into becoming liberals

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

@Meredicchio It's the helplessness I feel against these constraints that truly destroys my soul

I share the same feeling more generally living in a merchant's world, one devoid of any notion of a nation, the "stuckness" is real and particularly insidious

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

The Sharpe series (particularly the historical notes at the end) really engraved in me how superior english fighters were being able to reload faster than most and charge with a devil's fury (the irish and scots in particular?)

They won the battle of Trafalgar with significantly inferior ships, they just had better captains (and admirals) and faster and more accurate naval gunners

I also remember reading somewhere that the Germans thought the English soldiers had machine guns during WWI when they just were incredibly fast with bolt action rifles

Truly natural (and superior) soldier like qualities

[Covfefe Anon @CovfefeAnon]

The progressive view is that if they do something but a specific actor can't be identified then no one did it and no one can be held responsible

Right now the Hampshire Police have done nothing but deny that certain people were the ones who were accessories to the murder of Henry Nowak

The actually correct response to this - as was understood every time this was tried in history - was that *everyone participating - even passively - in allowing this kind of coverup by diffusion is fully responsible*

Ten mobsters go into a closed room, they emerge and there's a body left in the room but no one talks - "oh well, guess we'll never be able to hold anyone responsible" - no

Does the responsibility stop at the Hampshire Police though?

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

Covfefe would be proud

CRISP as my wage cuckee tormentors say

[Monsieur Grenouille 🐸 @monsieurgren]

@cljack The former is a feature that was treated like a bug giving us the latter

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

@rawmilkhoney Careful out there

https://t.co/nliOKJTkWg

[LindyMan @PaulSkallas]

Tyler, Luigi, Penny, Neely

No one had jobs or was in school.

Everyone was just hanging out

Crazy things happen when you're just hanging out and not going to work

[CuriousGeorge @CuriousFrogius]

PSA: instead of prompting ChatGPT/Claude, ask a friend instead, and argue when neither of you know what you're talking about

Nietzsche talks about this

[Bronze Age Pervert @bronzeagemantis]

In "protectionist" Japan because of laws protecting small business from large stores you get much more of a "capitalist" feel walking city; many small businesses catering to variety of tastes. By contrast American cities by now have a centralized/depot/Soviet feel...