On the Nature of Things

NapLajoieOnSteroids wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025 03:17

I suppose Brits wil next be prohibited from sharpening their pencils to a point.

And required to use the eraser end for ice picks.

The same account asks a very good question somewhere else, about how a country can maintain a belief that people have a right to exercise self-governance over a gov't with a nuclear arsenal but at the same time, they can't be trusted to cut food in their own homes.

Interesting report on the Zalinsky getting thrown out of the US yesterday. It seems he signed a 100 year contract with Starmer for the resources before Trump was elected, but the agreement may not be valid as his term had expired.

Nonc Hilaire wrote: ↑01 Mar 2025 17:34 Interesting report on the Zalinsky getting thrown out of the US yesterday. It seems he signed a 100 year contract with Starmer for the resources before Trump was elected, but the agreement may not be valid as his term had expired.

Yeah it is interesting that every time it is time for Zelensky to sign the agreement with Trump Zelensky backs off signing right before.

If Europe gets the resources it is a European problem.

The Democrats keep saying that Trump "Setup" Zelensky

"Accuse the other side of that which you are guilty" - J. Goebbels

Doc wrote: ↑01 Mar 2025 22:52

Nonc Hilaire wrote: ↑01 Mar 2025 17:34 Interesting report on the Zalinsky getting thrown out of the US yesterday. It seems he signed a 100 year contract with Starmer for the resources before Trump was elected, but the agreement may not be valid as his term had expired.

Yeah it is interesting that every time it is time for Zelensky to sign the agreement with Trump Zelensky backs off signing right before.

If Europe gets the resources it is a European problem.

The Democrats keep saying that Trump "Setup" Zelensky

"Accuse the other side of that which you are guilty" - J. Goebbels

And yes it is true:

https://fullfact.org/online/uk-ukraine- ... red-years/

Has the UK promised to give Ukraine £3 billion a year for the next 100 years?

and establish the UK as a preferred partner for Ukraine’s energy sector, critical minerals strategy and green steel production.

How is Z going to produce steel now that Russia owns Mariupol? That’s not his kind of coke anyway.

Typhoon wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025 03:32

NapLajoieOnSteroids wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025 03:17

I suppose Brits wil next be prohibited from sharpening their pencils to a point.

And required to use the eraser end for ice picks.

Contrasting things like this with the ongoing rush to expand euthanasia underlines the sense of a people with no coherent moral center other than moment to moment emotional comfort.

How the Elite rigged Society (and why it’s falling apart) | David Brooks

Doc wrote: ↑03 Mar 2025 07:02

Typhoon wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025 03:32

NapLajoieOnSteroids wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025 03:17

I suppose Brits wil next be prohibited from sharpening their pencils to a point.

And required to use the eraser end for ice picks.

Contrasting things like this with the ongoing rush to expand euthanasia underlines the sense of a people with no coherent moral center other than moment to moment emotional comfort.

How the Elite rigged Society (and why it’s falling apart) | David Brooks

David Brooks? Haven't we suffered enough?

NapLajoieOnSteroids wrote: ↑03 Mar 2025 21:18

Doc wrote: ↑03 Mar 2025 07:02

Typhoon wrote: ↑30 Jan 2025 03:32

I suppose Brits wil next be prohibited from sharpening their pencils to a point.

And required to use the eraser end for ice picks.

Contrasting things like this with the ongoing rush to expand euthanasia underlines the sense of a people with no coherent moral center other than moment to moment emotional comfort.

How the Elite rigged Society (and why it’s falling apart) | David Brooks

David Brooks? Haven't we suffered enough?

Yeah I know. But he does have a pretty good sense of humor in this video, and he is even right on a couple of points.

The Critic UK | Britain’s Rousseauian delusions

The Noble Savage fable is a comforting story for Britain’s progressives

Typhoon wrote: ↑01 Sep 2025 01:19 The Critic UK | Britain’s Rousseauian delusions

The Noble Savage fable is a comforting story for Britain’s progressives

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Is the Cancerous Communist Party becoming malignent?





Sort of astonishing. If I were Trump I'd just dissolve NATO, wish Starmer Fuhrer and his deranged ilk of the EU Commissariat good luck destroying themselves, and just annex Greenland for starters.

Piers "Ripen Orgasm" Morgan seems unable or unwilling too see the obvious.



That being said, and with Piers doing a good job promoting debate—albeit rarely rising above tabloid-level shouting matches—Gad Saad simply pointing out that statistically more Muslims in your country may correlate with more trouble, since aspects of their culture, values, and especially loyalties can significantly deviate from those of their host country, is not enough. Saad is too polite.

The fair question would be: with what types of people and subcultures would you like—or at least not object—to sharing a common democratic territory? There are plenty of natives here in the Netherlands whom I would not mind being thrown out of the country, because they pose an equal threat to the kind of country I would like to live in and share with others.

Would I mind non-Muslim Westerners like Piers Morgan immigrating to the Netherlands? I certainly would, because he is a naïve, easily brainwashed idiot who likes to think of himself as an intellectual—and there are already far too many of them here.