@Larbi Funnily enough, yeah

It's probably just an intelligence thing

Ashkenazi jews have some of the highest average IQs

@Larbi I agree with the two quotes you've said:

"Target the structures that provide them such power"

and

"Regardless, it's not a means to target the group except for the norms perpetuated that allow for such"

and their communities are very tight nit and morally enforced, economically funded etc. Very prosperous community

I mean Romerlin

Tagged the wrong guy m8

yeah

fixed that

Funnily enough, the Jewish Communities are so fucking splintered and divided it's retarded, that's another thing to consider

yh

I mean we got the left wing SJeWs

and then the Neocons

who REEE at any criticism to Israel

or Israel and USA both

This reveals the pinochet in me

Doesn't help with those disgusting neoliberal sjw types trying to **diversify** the capitalist system

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We got whiny faggots everywhere

Lets start listing them all

Putting different races in different positions to diversify work places, spewing hatred on **privileged groups** this is Nietzsche's slave morality is the inversion of master morality spiel

Tbh as time goes by I associate with the Post-left more and more

We got the fascists whose only argument against anything is degenerate or jewish

Yup

We got the neocons who bitch and whine when we critics Israel or the US

I associate with some post-left, but I also associate with Lib-Right as well, since I agree with both more and more as time goes on as well.

in many areas

In spite of the differences we have Romerlin, we seem to have a great deal in common too I'm starting to notice

Yh

We advocate for similar solutions tbh

We got the "progressives" who either know the intentions which is to push socialism or believe the fake intentions and cry oppression

Yep

Alinskyites

We got 4 types of stances on the environment

Progressives are very diverse economically I see well by diverse I mean there is quite a big range starting from 'socdem to communism'

Yep

Despite their different scape-goats and focuses when it comes to issues. They all seem to be pointing towards similar issues ironically. I believe it's primarily an issue of category errors, false assumptions and allowing ideology and emotion to take over.

1. The religious nuts who believe all of its fake
2. The Progressive nuts who want socialism disguised as environmental protection
3. The people who are against environmental2 regulation because of #2
4. The people who believe #2 lies but actually want to help the environment

You need a 5th one to get the 3rd and 4th groups combined

Those who want to help the environment but don't want to do it through regulation

Objevtive innovation