@FACINEMA As social conditions continue to deteriorate, and when the economy inevitably does as well, it will be the communities we build that help to sustain us. These don’t just pop up out of nowhere, though. It’s up to us to put in the hard work so that we may weather the storm. We should all be taking steps to live more closely together, to help each other when we need it, and to start businesses together.

The solutions to all of our problems are going to be much more complex than going “trad” out in the countryside. That is simply unrealistic for many people (and frankly, unappealing to me, personally).

It’s up to us to provide an example for our people, and that’s a great task and privilege. It won’t be easy. Just as communism and fascism provided answers to the questions of industrialization, we have to provide the answers that our people seek to the questions of our age.

Whelp I guess goodbye to the wall

Get organization pilled, fellas. The right, and white people at large, need to learn to advocate for ourselves. We can be a big part of this

A wall is just a tool for effective border security. The fact is that Trump has been employing ICE and US Border agents at a huge rate. A wall isn't magical, you can't *just* build a wall and keep everyone out. If he can effectively reduce immigration with more effective infrastructure, that's fine with me

Remember, Trump was never a perfect candidate. It's easy to lose sight of that in hindsight. He was just the best available option

There's no question that we're better off under Trump than Clinton, though not getting the wall is a pretty big disappointment

The wall was also the biggest thing he ran on and what his entire base was expecting. It just feels like a slap in the face for him to run on it and now act like it wasn't really a thing

It should be no surprise to anyone that politicians don't deliver on campaign promises

https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/342187903511834624?s=21

miss me yet?

I want 2013 Trump

there's a lot of historical political figures I miss at this point

that's not a Hitler reference to be clear there really is a lot of historical political figures I miss

though I'm obviously glad we got Blumpf over Hillary

https://trib.al/fOkP7oS

I mean, POTUS could just ignore it. Wouldn’t be the first time a POTUS has ignored a judge’s ruling when it comes to executive duties

3 separate, but equal, branches.

This twitter sock is so fun 😂

just found Taleb in my school library

very Lindy

Hey fam who do you think failed or succeeded from a leadership perspective in the midterms? Its for a class.

@Alex Kolchak - NY Black swan was interesting.

hmm, I might have to borrow it over winter break

https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/

I really hope they get the reference.

Your the president I guess you don’t want to be one muh

https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1075765272202698752

🤔

Man that dude is a loose cannon

Whitepill
https://europeansworldwide.wordpress.com/2018/12/14/silence-of-the-west-as-solzhenitsyn-is-honoured/?fbclid=IwAR2HhAQacX19YHWcTYZ_iC6zMUS0O_jmD60L8zzVcPYeiMsiXnphKEAhNjs

What the heck is actually going on in that mans mind rn. Like first wall, then no wall, then threatening shutdown again if not more security.

A/B still?

He got aggressively checked recently on his multiple cuckings, from bump stock bullshit to border security

So he hopefully audibles

@Alex Kolchak - NY The UW library has Jared Taylor

and Kevin MacDonald

and Aleksandr Dugin

and Peter Brimelow

You can generally find a fairly good selection of books across different ideologies in school libraries