George_Banner
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Hi! George Banner’s my name. First post here.
I’m white, straight, male, individualist, Capitalist and a MGTOW monk.
Most folks consider me very much on the right of things.
But that depends on what you call the ‘right’
There’s not one collectivist bone in me, though. Maybe that’s the ‘right’
I love the America the Founding Fathers established and expected to thrive.
‘A Republic . . . if you can keep it’, right? Well . . . we couldn’t. Or we wouldn’t. But, in any case, we didn’t.
Individual Liberty, America’s first, main and almost only basic principle means that the government doesn’t get to mess with you just because some bureaucrat feels it’s a good idea or it just appears as fun to him. And this goes double for LE.
Now, THAT . . . would be if America was still America as it was founded and intended.
It isn’t.
Not any more.
I would love to see us go back to the intention of the Founding Fathers.
We probably won’t.
Now the part about the ‘fun’ mentioned just above has an importance that it is not generally afforded. Quite a lot of what our ‘betters’ in the political and bureaucratic establishment torture us with is just for fun. Their fun. For the same reason a dog licks its balls: because it can AND it’s fun.
With undeserved power plus no accountability comes great evil. The idiot child that tortures an insect, pulling it apart alive, limb by limb, just to see it squirm to death, the concentration camp guard that throws a living child into a lit oven with a smirk, the bureaucrat that demands people comply with California gun laws, the libtard that tells us ‘we have to pass the bill to know what’s in it’ and the criminal that betrays her post causing the death of decent Americans and has the temerity of asking ‘what difference does it make?’ are animated by the same poisonous spirit that allows itself to play with its victims because it can do so due to undeserved power plus no accountability.
I hate collectivism in any way, shape or form.
Not to abuse the length of this modest intro I’ll end up by saying Ayn Rand was the most valuable thinker I ever encountered. Not surprising to me, she chose America as her refuge and homeland. One for the other. The Founding Fathers would have welcomed her.
I’m white, straight, male, individualist, Capitalist and a MGTOW monk.
Most folks consider me very much on the right of things.
But that depends on what you call the ‘right’
There’s not one collectivist bone in me, though. Maybe that’s the ‘right’
I love the America the Founding Fathers established and expected to thrive.
‘A Republic . . . if you can keep it’, right? Well . . . we couldn’t. Or we wouldn’t. But, in any case, we didn’t.
Individual Liberty, America’s first, main and almost only basic principle means that the government doesn’t get to mess with you just because some bureaucrat feels it’s a good idea or it just appears as fun to him. And this goes double for LE.
Now, THAT . . . would be if America was still America as it was founded and intended.
It isn’t.
Not any more.
I would love to see us go back to the intention of the Founding Fathers.
We probably won’t.
Now the part about the ‘fun’ mentioned just above has an importance that it is not generally afforded. Quite a lot of what our ‘betters’ in the political and bureaucratic establishment torture us with is just for fun. Their fun. For the same reason a dog licks its balls: because it can AND it’s fun.
With undeserved power plus no accountability comes great evil. The idiot child that tortures an insect, pulling it apart alive, limb by limb, just to see it squirm to death, the concentration camp guard that throws a living child into a lit oven with a smirk, the bureaucrat that demands people comply with California gun laws, the libtard that tells us ‘we have to pass the bill to know what’s in it’ and the criminal that betrays her post causing the death of decent Americans and has the temerity of asking ‘what difference does it make?’ are animated by the same poisonous spirit that allows itself to play with its victims because it can do so due to undeserved power plus no accountability.
I hate collectivism in any way, shape or form.
Not to abuse the length of this modest intro I’ll end up by saying Ayn Rand was the most valuable thinker I ever encountered. Not surprising to me, she chose America as her refuge and homeland. One for the other. The Founding Fathers would have welcomed her.