Message from @Isabella Locke-MT

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2018-11-19 19:38:18 UTC  

@Jacob what does wallowing in pathetic misery of our people's situation accomplish? Nothing.

Jared Taylor gave a brief presentation this Saturday to a room full of IE guys on why he personally feels optimistic for the future.

2018-11-19 19:38:55 UTC  

Being blackpilled does absolutely nothing

2018-11-19 19:38:56 UTC  

Granted some of his observations were pretty basic, but I'm inclined to agree.

2018-11-19 19:39:04 UTC  

if we don't have hope, do we have anything?

2018-11-19 19:39:34 UTC  

Good pinned tweet

2018-11-19 19:39:35 UTC  

If you think it's all useless and replacement is going to happen anyway, wouldn't you want to go down fighting?

2018-11-19 19:39:55 UTC  

Jared Taylor has been at this since 1990. He must be thrilled to have a group like us to talk to. Actually I sat across from him at dinner and it was great conversation.

2018-11-19 19:40:21 UTC  

I would love to meet Jared

2018-11-19 19:40:38 UTC  

while y'all are busy "fighting", i'm getting ready to take my somali-refugee wife's last name and adopt her 7 sons

2018-11-19 19:40:42 UTC  

I got my husband White Identity and If We Do Nothing for his birthday

2018-11-19 19:40:43 UTC  

@Isabella Locke-MT Stick around long enough and you will, no doubt.

2018-11-19 19:40:47 UTC  

@Goose BASED!

2018-11-19 19:42:14 UTC  

“It's like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo. The ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger they were. And sometimes you didn't want to know the end. Because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad had happened? But in the end, it’s only a passing thing, this shadow. Even darkness must pass. A new day will come. And when the sun shines it will shine out the clearer. Those were the stories that stayed with you. That meant something, even if you were too small to understand why. But I think, Mr. Frodo, I do understand. I know now. Folk in those stories had lots of chances of turning back, only they didn’t. They kept going, because they were holding on to something. That there is some good in this world, and it's worth fighting for.”

This is the passage I reread whenever I feel hopeless about our cause

2018-11-19 19:42:35 UTC  

@Ben Rainsford - OH LOTR is pretty reactionary in a way.

2018-11-19 19:42:39 UTC  

I would trust JT's assessment more than someone who hasn't been at this as long and doesn't study politics nearly professionally. We need low time preference more than anything now.

2018-11-19 19:42:44 UTC  

@Goose Goose Mohamed Farrah Aidid. Has a certain ring to it 😉

2018-11-19 19:42:52 UTC  

Lots of guys in our movement love Tolkien.

2018-11-19 19:43:16 UTC  

Tolkien is awesome

2018-11-19 19:43:34 UTC  

One of the best fiction writers, imo

2018-11-19 19:43:54 UTC  

He rejected the poison of modernity

2018-11-19 19:44:35 UTC  

Well, his writing is nearly 70 years old

2018-11-19 19:44:56 UTC  

Closer to last century than not.

2018-11-19 19:45:00 UTC  

It's crazy to think it's that old when it feels more relevant than ever

2018-11-19 19:45:08 UTC  

Yeah..

2018-11-19 19:45:16 UTC  

This says alot about our society

2018-11-19 19:45:24 UTC  

Spengler was already writing about the decline thirty years prior, though.

2018-11-19 19:45:48 UTC  

Spengler was a visionary. Tolkien was a fiction writer.

2018-11-19 19:45:57 UTC  

True dat.

2018-11-19 19:46:01 UTC  

One of the best, no doubt, but a fiction writer none-the-less.

2018-11-19 19:46:18 UTC  

@Papa Pizzagate I'm just responding to the tendency of some people to react angrily any time someone posts the slightest negative news. We shouldn't "wallow in misery" but we should acknowledge the obstacles that we face. I don't think I and many others would even be here today if we just clogged our ears and said "lalala nothing is wrong can't hear you". I understand that some people work differently psychologically and have different responses to positive and negative news. Some people get more motivation from positive news than negative news, which makes them want to give up. I get it. But that understanding should go both ways and we shouldn't shut down either side.

2018-11-19 19:46:28 UTC  

fiction, or fortune-teller?

2018-11-19 19:48:06 UTC  

I agree it's probably best to remain pragmatic, @Jacob but we've had a good amount of negativitytoday. While there are no doubt some people who are inspired to take action by bad news, I think you'll find most people respond to success.

2018-11-19 19:48:56 UTC  

Cautiously optimistic, but eternally wary

2018-11-19 19:49:28 UTC  

tbh i'm only negative because i want @Papa Pizzagate to suplex me while JT refs

2018-11-19 19:50:41 UTC  

Success begets success. People want to see and achieve winnable battles. We're never going to "ban blackpills and bad news" that's just silly, but our organizational culture has to be one where optimism and positive self-affirmation of ourselves and our people take precedence over hatred of others and negativity.

2018-11-19 19:52:56 UTC  

@Asatru Artist - MD it's just a prank bro

2018-11-19 19:54:31 UTC  

@Asatru Artist - MD
You were at the dinner where mister Taylor spoke. Do you disagree with his assessment?

Nationalism is Rising
Globalism is falling
Neoliberalism is on it's way out
Trump taught the American public to hate the media, and they do.
People are seeking other answers to the truths of our broken society and system
White Identity is in the air.

Sure, there's plenty to be glum about, but there is also alot to be optimistic about too.

2018-11-19 19:55:09 UTC  

Yeah may as well give up I guess (?)

2018-11-19 19:55:28 UTC  

Not really, of course.

2018-11-19 19:55:46 UTC  

But we already know things are bad. No need to dwell on it.