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Memetic Monday: Early April Edition

It’s Monday – and it’s the first day of April, too. This means I have two more weeks to get my taxes done. Some people call it procrastination; I call it planning ahead. The money’s being spent on useful things, right? Right. 🏳‍🌈🔯🌈 Anyway. I…

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Stormer, Volume 84: A Christchurch Retrospective

It’s been three weeks since Christchurch, and the immediate dopamine-induced grin produced by playing the video of the assault on the Al Qaeda terrorist mosque has long faded. I’m not gonna lie, it’s been a hell of a great event for morale across the Internet.…

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On the Virtue of Letting Cancer Children Die

Earlier this week, I proposed that instead of spending billions of dollars to try to prolong the misery of cancer children, we instead force cancer children to fight one another to the death in cages. Most people found this to be a very reasonable proposal…

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Memetic Monday: Collusion Delusion Conclusion

It’s Monday, and I can’t even. There’s this situation going on where we have collectively condemned the Potato-in-Chief for his MIGA agenda. Meanwhile, the Mueller investigation has determined that there is no evidence of a “Russian collusion.” Blormf has been cleared of the false charges…

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Stormer, Volume 83: The Psychological Importance of Games

An article published today by Roy Batty highlighting the world chess champion’s cuckolding of himself and his ancient and noble sport by playing a game where black moves first “for equality” got me desiring to write an editorial on board games. There’s a number of…

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I’m Not Sure You Understand How Serious This Is

So, Brenton Tarrant did the bit, and now we’ve got the thing. But actually, we already had the thing. And someone was going to do the bit. Many someones were going to do the bit, because of the thing. White people have collectively been denied…

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Memetic Monday: Progress, Part and Parcel

It’s Monday, and some people are very unhappy. Don’t be one of those people. You can if you want, of course – but you don’t have to. Keep these wise words in mind: Absolutely part and parcel. Living in a big city increases your chances…

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