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Eric Weinstein just put his finger on something real. Liberal societies go illiberal in two different ways. One is hyper-liberal illiberalism. Open borders, fluid everything, “no person is illegal,” that whole vibe. The other is the backlash - hypo-liberal illiberalism. Hard borders, strong pushback, masculine energy. “Enough.” He was... show more
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Weinstein fancies himself an intellectual while pontificating endlessly about how everybody should live. Nothing new, ever.
"Society" did NOT decide this...a small group of people overthru an election...a small group then opened the border...and it was so bad voters fixed it and brought back the closer. This is the no 1 issue now, we have fraudulent elections that allows a small minority to push an agenda nobody wants. The pendulum so called is the fight over this corruption...and its still swinging.
on @triggerpod - full episode is worth watching:
He’s a Jew and tries to sneak in some bullshit about British “software” being the envy of the world. Say the same shit about Israel then. No you’re just fucking wrong. Being British is being white. It’s NOT being any other color and that’s just the fucking truth. In case you haven’t noticed Jews are always in favor of multiculturalism except when it comes to themselves. They’re not fucking stupid they realize it’s terrible. That’s not to say individual people can’t find love and want to be with people who are different races than themself. But in general people don’t normally race mix and that’s just the truth.
Eric Weinstein is simply channeling Robert Downey, Jr.
always has an interesting take on social, political and economic issues and can approach complex matters in a simple yet precise manner. Agree that currently in Western Europe there is lack of balance in this regard. In my humble opinion we will observe the correction phase very soon. And it will be intense. As for Central Europe, Poland is a good example of a country that found a good balance between the sovereignty, integrity and being open & tolerant. We have been like this for centuries - way before it was „required” by Western European countries that felt guilty due to their past colonialism. On the other hand, Poland strongly protects its borders and again, we did it before it was cool. Basically, #Polandmaxxing is the thing ;)
Except that Islam is not a cultural force whose mission ebbs and flows. World domination and subjugation are the only end in view. Sadly, it's hard to imagine British renewal at this point apart from civil war.
"Eric Weinstein just put his finger on something real." That is the only thing you added. You used AI to write the rest of your post, even the follow question at the end is AI. I am really trying to put my finger on something real, but content chasers like you are saturating the place with artificiality. Why are you people doing this?
If George Carlin were still alive he would have a field day sand blasting the veneer of euphemisms that @ericweinstein creates to conceal the truth regarding topics he thinks he is an expert on while not informing the peasant classes of their exploitation. What he calls “British human software” most likely refers to the covert social engineering programs developed at the Tavistock Institute & deployed to control human populations serving the interests of wealthy European oligarchs. For example, the rise of the Beatles & the ultra liberal hippie counter culture & music scene of the 1960’s & 70’s was anything but organic. It was planned at Tavistock and exported to Laurel Canyon for deployment.
Can we stop platforming this retard
Donald Trump is not liked by the left because he won’t let them control him, like past Republican presidents. The left in the U.S has built a strong network, they like to threaten and cancel celebrities that show support to MAGA or Trump. It’s ridiculous. That’s why they are called the woke party. The left likes to destroy cities (look at Paris) they like to hurt our law enforcement, they would rather protect illegals, murders, rapist, and drug dealers etc!
Open Societies and instrumentalizing the working class for whatever the current thing is have reached their expiration date, and somebody will be blamed.
Real normo-liberal illiberalism has never been tried.
The west is hovering on the edge - it's idealism is no longer sustainable - economically, culturally and cognitively. Reversibility is questionable in light of intense division and dysfunction.
Don't give a rat's ass with this freak has to say
I fear that our concerns about going too far will win and we will not correct enough.
Haha, what giberish. His conclusions are common sense wrapped in jargon.
What wordy nonsense gobbledygook. Liberalism is capitalism. During a capitalist society’s ascension, open borders is a necessity to lower workforce wages. After all the money is transferred upward and society declines, fascism is embraced to help protect capitalism
I can’t listen to Weinstein. The guy just loves hearing himself talk way too much.
The irony is that hes a jew and his people are directly responsible for that shit
Oh lort🤦🏻♀️ "Hypo-liberal illiberalism" is a pleonasm. "Hyper-liberal illiberalism" is an oxymoron. Eric is just a moron. But if you found yourself agreeing with any of that gibberish, even slightly, please DO NOT operate heavy machinery. Just reply with "SOS" and we'll call for help.
Correct. But what he is also describing is the imperative to detect early the former and stop it cold, because otherwise whatever you think you have built WILL be destroyed by the two paths he described.
What about hyper hypo illiberal liberalism in a hypo hyper society of illiberal liberal liberalism?
Dems have never been more right wing since around 1880. Wealth inequality is not even a term anymore.
It will come hard in the UK. The people who simply want to be left in peace have awoken. God help us.
He’s trying too hard to stay relevant
Eric is a bullshitter. Very good at it. Smart, but not smart enough to stop bullshitting.
@ericweinstein is a fucking moron.
another case of using big words to describe very simple and obvious stuff; classic virtue signaling, so annoying and a waste of brain power
It's really interesting Camus but still has the fatal liberal flaw of no friend enemy distinction in service to the paradigm that got us here. It is fatal.
Nice try… Weinstein
This guy is a physicist. He should stay in his lane.
No one can sustain on apologies for existing. Interestingly it’s the elites that brought it, and of course the common folk who live the downsides of it. Crashing societies together give them more power. But creates an eroded trust base to do well individually.
He should worry about his family. He’s not a leader, and damn near feminine. GO AWAY!
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