post the list i cant remember lol

white identity
rules for radicals
why we fight
death of the west

trump's campaign was basically buchanon's

from the 90's

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hon hon

Guillaume Faye

kirisute gomen

Thanks again for all who joined! Great conversation - looking forward to the next book.

Lovely time, guys.

So I recently ordered Rules for Radicals a few weeks ago without even knowing it was going to be the botm. Checked this server today and lo and behold there it is. Look forward to reading it with you guys!

Haha that's awesome!

So what's the schedule for this one?

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Democracy big gay.

I really wanted to be here. I have to work on my truck tho 😞

Next time!

why we fight is really intense! reading that now

is that a cat?

sounds like it

that's a good point. i try to disrupt the mainstream narrative in gentle ways (with people who aren't open)

It's interesting reading White Identity and Troublesome Inheritance at the same time. You can see some of the evolutionary background for the race-centric behavior described in WI, like:

Having a territory for your tribe (e.g., delineated by a certain street, in chapter 3)

Feeling good about protecting your in-group from the out-group and putting the interests of your in-group first

seems like humans (and chimps) have done this for a while

This one made me laugh

We all know we pay for diversity and its consequences in a myriad of ways, here whites LITERALLY pay for it (la crosse, wi is a very white town)

This, and the situation with poc medical doctors.

yeah, it does make me want to choose white or asian doctors when I can, if the standards for medical school admission are so different

It's one way I broach race realism with my normie friends

I tell them, I have to be justifiably racist for my health.

I know, for an indisputable fact, that they are underqualified

oh really? that's interesting about the roman legions

Yeah, vaguely familiar with Roman legion issues with diversity

"many studies have found that African American military personnel have higher rates of PTSD compared to their White peers." https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10926771.2016.1157842

" In past several decades, a number of studies have focused on combat-related PTSD and have identified individual and social risk factors, these risk factors include being younger at the time of the trauma, being female, being of a racial minority..."https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4368749/

@apronandlace those civil war studies stuck out to me as well.

yeah, good point that the feeling of kinship can be protective