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PowerfulSageIRL 12/29/18 2:51:14 PM #152:	TheMikh posted... [Joe Rogan's] advocacy of allowing immigrants from mexico on moral grounds speaks volumes being pro-immigration and smoking weed does not preclude being right-wing it's an important starting point if you want to understand why they're at odds with each other - why neocons hate paleocons and vice versa, why paleocons lost their **** when trump bombed syria, why the gop hates trump and trump supporters hate the gop establishment, and why some people have the nerve to call themselves "libertarians" while also supporting bombing foreign countries there's a great deal of differentiation on organic citizenship and the role of government, even if the views of those claiming to be of one camp or another have overlaps here or there really, I just don't care enough about these ideologies to differentiate between them. they're all despicable shitheads regardless of the specifics of their ideology but anyway: if neocons hate paleocons, then it doesn't make sense for there to be any overlap between them, so the chart is inconsistent in either case. the GOP does not hate Trump, even if some Trump supporters hate the GOP establishment. hanson, for instance, is a democrat with paleocon social/political views and neocon foreign policy views the democratic party is a conservative political structure that does not really differ significantly from the GOP. which reminds me of another point: America-centrism. liberalism is a right-wing ideology, and should therefore be represented on the chart. there was a major realignment in the self-proclaimed alt-right after the election, and anyone who did not support ethnopluralism (see: people who did not support racial nationalism) abandoned the label, while the racial nationalists ditched trump as it became increasingly apparent he was not one of them gonna need to see some hard evidence of this that there was a major realignment; that the label was abandoned by anyone not supporting ethnopluralism; that the nationalists ditched Trump; and that Trump isn't one of them. <cite>PowerfulSageIRL posted [p:914881145] in "Mode... [t:77342597]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheMikh posted...</cite> <quote>[Joe Rogan's] advocacy of allowing immigrants from mexico on moral grounds speaks volumes</quote> being pro-immigration and smoking weed does not preclude being right-wing <quote>it's an important starting point if you want to understand why they're at odds with each other - why neocons hate paleocons and vice versa, why paleocons lost their **** when trump bombed syria, why the gop hates trump and trump supporters hate the gop establishment, and why some people have the nerve to call themselves "libertarians" while also supporting bombing foreign countries there's a great deal of differentiation on organic citizenship and the role of government, even if the views of those claiming to be of one camp or another have overlaps here or there</quote> really, I just don't care enough about these ideologies to differentiate between them. they're all despicable shitheads regardless of the specifics of their ideology but anyway: if neocons hate paleocons, then it doesn't make sense for there to be any overlap between them, so the chart is inconsistent in either case. the GOP does not hate Trump, even if some Trump supporters hate the GOP establishment. <quote>hanson, for instance, is a democrat with paleocon social/political views and neocon foreign policy views</quote> the democratic party is a conservative political structure that does not really differ significantly from the GOP. which reminds me of another point: America-centrism. liberalism is a right-wing ideology, and should therefore be represented on the chart. <quote>there was a major realignment in the self-proclaimed alt-right after the election, and anyone who did not support ethnopluralism (see: people who did not support racial nationalism) abandoned the label, while the racial nationalists ditched trump as it became increasingly apparent he was not one of them</quote> gonna need to see some hard evidence of this that there was a major realignment; that the label was abandoned by anyone not supporting ethnopluralism; that the nationalists ditched Trump; and that Trump isn't one of them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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