Janis Prauls writes about how joining the army transformed his life and made him a better person.

https://radicaldose.com/how-the-army-changed-my-life/

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The martial law order was a joke from the start.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/DDGeopolitics/132407

Clean beaches are antisemitic.

@AltSkull48

The second part of Majel Ivey's Four Racial Elements of North Carolina is now available.

https://radicaldose.com/the-four-racial-elements-of-north-carolina-part-2/

Do the majority of mainstream normie-conservative types in Europe sympathize with Ukraine? Or do they sympathize with Putin? Where do they typically stand on the war in Ukraine?

EDIT: I’m asking where European conservatives typically stand, not European liberals.

Why do people get so disappointed that most Americans know so little about the conflict in Ukraine? Is it because these Americans have opinions about something they don’t know? Okay, but that’s obviously not something unique to Americans. You have to ask yourself, why are you holding Americans to a higher standard than your own people?

From my understanding, the way in which American conservatives get hooked on the Kremlin approved propaganda starts with seemingly reasonable arguments, like “why are we sending our tax dollars to another country?” Never mind the lack of self awareness when they always forget that we give infinite amounts of aid to Israel, they’re NPCs after all. Add to this the whole two party dynamic, where if liberals/democrats support one thing (like Ukraine), conservatives/republicans tend to align themselves against it, and vice versa. For example, It makes no sense to me that liberals tend to be against gun rights, especially consider how much they claim to be against “authoritarianism” and “fascism,” but since conservatives tend to be for gun rights, liberals feel a need to be against it. This hyper political polarization is also known as negative partisanship, which describes an environment where people form their political opinions in opposition to a rival political party, rather than what they actually value. Both liberal and conservative Americans do this in a very equal measure, they both HATE each other, which should be the smoking gun evidence that they are merely White normies, mindlessly conforming to an extreme, polarized political environment.

Don’t despise American normies for being normies, otherwise you’re holding them to a much higher standard.

If more Americans understood what Ukraine is actually fighting against, they’d all support Ukraine, not just the Liberal/Democrat Americans.

Nicholas R. Jeelvy justifies his meddling in other countries affairs.

https://radicaldose.com/why-do-i-comment-on-other-countries-politics/

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In Poland, historic animosity towards Russia collides with anger at having millions of Ukrainians in the country for at least a decade. The more right-wing/spicy the person, the more likely they support Russia to counter the current thing.

👆 It’s clearly not just American conservatives that support the Russian invasion to oppose the current thing. We can even see this within the “Dissident Right” itself, with some of the most prominent English-speaking DR figures from Europe supporting the Russian invasion: Morgoth, Mark Collett, Academic Agent, Nick Griffin, Keith Woods.

A lot of people bashing normiecon Americans for succumbing to Russian propaganda had no problem with Dugin before the invasion. They had no problem inviting him to podcasts and consuming his content.

This graph is for all the asshats trying to criticize and put down American identity for having additional White admixture from other European nations — as if such a thing should even matter. Nothing wrong with having extra European admixture in my book.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/Cultured_American/1333

Russian soldiers have started eating North Korean MREs without realizing what’s in them.

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