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Jonathan Haidt just delivered a sharp warning about where identity politics has gone wrong. He argues we need both left and right — a healthy yin-yang of perspectives. But many current left-leaning policies and academic approaches that frame everything as oppressor vs oppressed are ramping up destructive tribalism. Instead...

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77,592 просмотров • 1 год назад

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Dan Bongino Dan Bongino with a great insight into President Trump’s America First strategy that the black pillers, boomers and “influencers” just can’t seem to grasp: BONGINO: “The Europeans have starved themselves of the energy to power their economy. They now need LNG, liquefied natural gas, and petrochemicals because they're realizing their economies are collapsing. They used to get it from the Straits where we provided security for them at a great cost to us, free to them. Donald Trump takes out the nuclear threat, tells them, you know what, we're out of here soon, go get your own freaking oil. And now the Europeans are like, man, we got ourselves a problem. Yeah, the Europeans, Justin just brought up another good point, where else could they get it from? Oh, they get it from Russia. The Europeans are busy lecturing Trump about how Russia is such a threat, they better arm Ukraine. You see how the Europeans, with a military capability, not even in our ballpark, have nowhere to go. They have been completely castrated. Balls have been removed with a scalpel. There's nothing they can do, not economically, not militarily. They need us.” GB News Clip: “And what do we know that they really want? Greenland. They want Greenland. They've made that very clear, and they didn't get it yet. So the longer this war drags on, the more dependent the world is becoming on the USA. And it's not accidental. What we're seeing is the emergence of what you heard from Pete Hegsteth there, the Secretary of State for War, and described by Donald Trump as the greater North America. It is stretching from Greenland down through the Panama Canal, securing the entire hemisphere… We are not part of America's future plans as it withdraws from the world. And it isn't just a coincidence that the United Kingdom has been targeted the most by Trump and America of late. The UK is internationally renowned for its special relationship with America. Trump is signalling that that relationship is over, not just to us, but to everyone else around us. And frankly, Keir Starmer gave him ample reason to do so, of course. But also because Trump can now point to our allies and say, you all let us down. And in his own words, as he said, we won't forget it. It is the perfect reason for America to withdraw from the global stage. So no more global policing, no more endless foreign commitments, just a fortified, resource-rich power base that others have no choice but to rely on. That is the new America. And that brings us to Britain. Because the consequences for us will be catastrophic. Right now, we are dangerously exposed. We have no energy security. We import around 60% of our food. We have no major industry. Our military is decimated, as we're hearing time and time again. And politically, we are deeply fractured now. Even culturally, we are crumbling at the seams, dominated by global political issues like Gaza, climate fanaticism, and movements like BLM that frankly have nothing to do with the state of play in Britain. The things that once united us, our faith and our national identity, are now pulling us apart due to years of left-wing globalism. Unless we act quickly and decisively, Britain risks entering a dark age as America retreats, one that we haven't seen for over a thousand years.”
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🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Dan Bongino Dan Bongino with a great insight into President Trump’s America First strategy that the black pillers, boomers and “influencers” just can’t seem to grasp: BONGINO: “The Europeans have starved themselves of the energy to power their economy. They now need LNG, liquefied natural gas, and petrochemicals because they're realizing their economies are collapsing. They used to get it from the Straits where we provided security for them at a great cost to us, free to them. Donald Trump takes out the nuclear threat, tells them, you know what, we're out of here soon, go get your own freaking oil. And now the Europeans are like, man, we got ourselves a problem. Yeah, the Europeans, Justin just brought up another good point, where else could they get it from? Oh, they get it from Russia. The Europeans are busy lecturing Trump about how Russia is such a threat, they better arm Ukraine. You see how the Europeans, with a military capability, not even in our ballpark, have nowhere to go. They have been completely castrated. Balls have been removed with a scalpel. There's nothing they can do, not economically, not militarily. They need us.” GB News Clip: “And what do we know that they really want? Greenland. They want Greenland. They've made that very clear, and they didn't get it yet. So the longer this war drags on, the more dependent the world is becoming on the USA. And it's not accidental. What we're seeing is the emergence of what you heard from Pete Hegsteth there, the Secretary of State for War, and described by Donald Trump as the greater North America. It is stretching from Greenland down through the Panama Canal, securing the entire hemisphere… We are not part of America's future plans as it withdraws from the world. And it isn't just a coincidence that the United Kingdom has been targeted the most by Trump and America of late. The UK is internationally renowned for its special relationship with America. Trump is signalling that that relationship is over, not just to us, but to everyone else around us. And frankly, Keir Starmer gave him ample reason to do so, of course. But also because Trump can now point to our allies and say, you all let us down. And in his own words, as he said, we won't forget it. It is the perfect reason for America to withdraw from the global stage. So no more global policing, no more endless foreign commitments, just a fortified, resource-rich power base that others have no choice but to rely on. That is the new America. And that brings us to Britain. Because the consequences for us will be catastrophic. Right now, we are dangerously exposed. We have no energy security. We import around 60% of our food. We have no major industry. Our military is decimated, as we're hearing time and time again. And politically, we are deeply fractured now. Even culturally, we are crumbling at the seams, dominated by global political issues like Gaza, climate fanaticism, and movements like BLM that frankly have nothing to do with the state of play in Britain. The things that once united us, our faith and our national identity, are now pulling us apart due to years of left-wing globalism. Unless we act quickly and decisively, Britain risks entering a dark age as America retreats, one that we haven't seen for over a thousand years.”

MAGA Kitty

43,534 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Last week, Matt Chandler, megachurch pastor and head of the massive church planting network Acts 29, gave a sermon on politics. In it, he pushed the false narrative, peddled by progressives, that the only reason that the GOP took up the issue of abortion was because they "were losing elections" and "developed a strategy in the 70s to co opt us and make [Christians] their people." He goes on to say: "[The GOP] know we're easily manipulated. We are easily worked into a frenzy. We can be controlled by them. They can, and that's what they did, and they are not for us. They do not all believe what we believe. This is a strategy." He does then call out the left for their pro-abortion policies, which he calls "morally reprehensible." BUT the overall upshot of his sermon recycles the old "both sides are bad." He specifically stresses that he does not trust Trump. Where does that leave his congregation? Likely sitting out or voting third party. He leaves his hearer with the impression that the two sides are moral equivalents. It is true that prior to the 1970s, Republicans did not view the sanctity of life as part of their platform. But a generation of Christians labored and prayed and strategized and lobbied to try to get one of the major political parties to take up their cause. These were faithful brothers and sisters following Scripture's commands to "rescue those being led away to death" and to "take up the cause of fatherless and oppressed." In peddling this false left-wing narrative, Chandler is dismissing their efforts and sacrifices. In fact, I'd go so far as to say he is spitting on their legacy. The work of politics is to use the leverage you have as a voting constituency to get legislators to take up your preferred policies. There is nothing dirty or sneaky in that. It is what the political process is. We should celebrate the fact that Christian pro-lifers of a previous generation did so so successfully with the GOP. We should not denigrate their work. And remember--for decades these pro-lifers tried to get Democrats to take up their cause too and failed. That is to the Democrats' shame. We should thank God at least one party was willing to give life a seat at the table.
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Last week, Matt Chandler, megachurch pastor and head of the massive church planting network Acts 29, gave a sermon on politics. In it, he pushed the false narrative, peddled by progressives, that the only reason that the GOP took up the issue of abortion was because they "were losing elections" and "developed a strategy in the 70s to co opt us and make [Christians] their people." He goes on to say: "[The GOP] know we're easily manipulated. We are easily worked into a frenzy. We can be controlled by them. They can, and that's what they did, and they are not for us. They do not all believe what we believe. This is a strategy." He does then call out the left for their pro-abortion policies, which he calls "morally reprehensible." BUT the overall upshot of his sermon recycles the old "both sides are bad." He specifically stresses that he does not trust Trump. Where does that leave his congregation? Likely sitting out or voting third party. He leaves his hearer with the impression that the two sides are moral equivalents. It is true that prior to the 1970s, Republicans did not view the sanctity of life as part of their platform. But a generation of Christians labored and prayed and strategized and lobbied to try to get one of the major political parties to take up their cause. These were faithful brothers and sisters following Scripture's commands to "rescue those being led away to death" and to "take up the cause of fatherless and oppressed." In peddling this false left-wing narrative, Chandler is dismissing their efforts and sacrifices. In fact, I'd go so far as to say he is spitting on their legacy. The work of politics is to use the leverage you have as a voting constituency to get legislators to take up your preferred policies. There is nothing dirty or sneaky in that. It is what the political process is. We should celebrate the fact that Christian pro-lifers of a previous generation did so so successfully with the GOP. We should not denigrate their work. And remember--for decades these pro-lifers tried to get Democrats to take up their cause too and failed. That is to the Democrats' shame. We should thank God at least one party was willing to give life a seat at the table.

Megan Basham

721,941 просмотров • 1 год назад

Bret is atheist adjacent and Joel is a creationist, yet the agree on this: WEINSTEIN: I've been thinking that there's something actually incorrect about the religious stories, the way we're passing them down, that has us misunderstanding the problems. And I'm very interested in fixing that puzzle if it's fixable, because I don't think we can afford to misunderstand these problems. We have to address them, because they're going to be fatal. So they come down to issues of free will, the question of evil, and the question of dominion. This is the third one on that list. And the idea that we have dominion over the earth, because of the way it's interpreted, I think is a very destructive idea. SALATIN: Couldn't agree more. When those conquistadors came in and murdered civilizations and exploited the resources in the name of God and the queen, the crusades — the fact is that a lot has been done wrong in the name of God, or any religion for that matter. And certainly not just God. Name your divinity. Plenty has gone wrong in that. And so it is a right understanding, I think, of our role as stewards, as caretakers of something ultimately that is not ours. That is kind of a starting point across religions, across all beliefs. That is where you start. You don't start with "I'm in control." You start with "I'm a seeker and a learner. Teach me what I need to do to help." That's a very different thing than saying, "I'm going to come in and do this, this, and this, and it's going to do this, this, and this for me."
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Bret is atheist adjacent and Joel is a creationist, yet the agree on this: WEINSTEIN: I've been thinking that there's something actually incorrect about the religious stories, the way we're passing them down, that has us misunderstanding the problems. And I'm very interested in fixing that puzzle if it's fixable, because I don't think we can afford to misunderstand these problems. We have to address them, because they're going to be fatal. So they come down to issues of free will, the question of evil, and the question of dominion. This is the third one on that list. And the idea that we have dominion over the earth, because of the way it's interpreted, I think is a very destructive idea. SALATIN: Couldn't agree more. When those conquistadors came in and murdered civilizations and exploited the resources in the name of God and the queen, the crusades — the fact is that a lot has been done wrong in the name of God, or any religion for that matter. And certainly not just God. Name your divinity. Plenty has gone wrong in that. And so it is a right understanding, I think, of our role as stewards, as caretakers of something ultimately that is not ours. That is kind of a starting point across religions, across all beliefs. That is where you start. You don't start with "I'm in control." You start with "I'm a seeker and a learner. Teach me what I need to do to help." That's a very different thing than saying, "I'm going to come in and do this, this, and this, and it's going to do this, this, and this for me."

The DarkHorse Podcast

22,350 просмотров • 15 дней назад

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 talking about Britain especially. Told them to stop the self-hatred. You built something special. That dry humor. That irreverent creativity. That ability to take ideas and make them world-class. Be proud of it. This feels like one of the clearest explanations I’ve heard for the pendulum we’re all watching swing right now. When one extreme goes too far, the correction comes hard. Societies need both openness and boundaries. Lose your sense of who you are, and things get messy fast. Do you think the UK (and other Western countries) actually need this corrective phase right now, or is it heading the wrong direction?
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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 talking about Britain especially. Told them to stop the self-hatred. You built something special. That dry humor. That irreverent creativity. That ability to take ideas and make them world-class. Be proud of it. This feels like one of the clearest explanations I’ve heard for the pendulum we’re all watching swing right now. When one extreme goes too far, the correction comes hard. Societies need both openness and boundaries. Lose your sense of who you are, and things get messy fast. Do you think the UK (and other Western countries) actually need this corrective phase right now, or is it heading the wrong direction?

Camus

197,974 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

"I've given up!" Writer Peter Hitchens says he has failed in his attempts to alert UK Conservative politicians to the real and present threat the left are to the West. Many of us might understand exactly how he feels. New Zealand and Australian parties who profess to oppose the left are notoriously weak and ineffective. The UK Conservatives have been so disappointing to the electorate they are today almost out of the political game altogether. The Australian Liberals and New Zealand's National party look like going down the same road. Australia already has their Starmer doppleganger in Labor PM Anthony Albanese. In New Zealand its Chris Hipkins. The Labour party leader in opposition is far more popular than he should be and is mounting a real challenge to the governing coalition. We need real opposition to the left, but more importantly we need strong and articulate leaders. Who most of all have the ideas and the oratory ability to express those ideas and take the electorate with them. Right now National doesn't have such a leader and neither do the Australian Liberals. There are people in both parties who could make a much better fist of the leadership and they need to step forward. Before it is too late.
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"I've given up!" Writer Peter Hitchens says he has failed in his attempts to alert UK Conservative politicians to the real and present threat the left are to the West. Many of us might understand exactly how he feels. New Zealand and Australian parties who profess to oppose the left are notoriously weak and ineffective. The UK Conservatives have been so disappointing to the electorate they are today almost out of the political game altogether. The Australian Liberals and New Zealand's National party look like going down the same road. Australia already has their Starmer doppleganger in Labor PM Anthony Albanese. In New Zealand its Chris Hipkins. The Labour party leader in opposition is far more popular than he should be and is mounting a real challenge to the governing coalition. We need real opposition to the left, but more importantly we need strong and articulate leaders. Who most of all have the ideas and the oratory ability to express those ideas and take the electorate with them. Right now National doesn't have such a leader and neither do the Australian Liberals. There are people in both parties who could make a much better fist of the leadership and they need to step forward. Before it is too late.

The Redbaiter

35,078 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад