Part of the reason why people may think they hate America is because they actually just hate the current state of the country and the ZOG regime. When talking about America, people too often conflate the nation with the country and the administration in power — three separate things.

A nation is a biological construct, not a geographic construct, not its current government. More people seem to understand this when talking about other nations, but when they talk about America they deliberately conflate it with ZOG because they’re either mentally lazy or they’re being disingenuous on behalf of a foreign government that views Americans as their main civilization rival for global domination.

I think it’s best to view America as a European nation that exists outside of the continent of Europe. Just as the English are a nation at odds with modern England, just as Germans are oppressed by the German establishment, so too are Americans.

But still, the English nationalists typically don’t say they hate England, and the German nationalists don’t say they hate Germany. They are trying to reclaim their homeland that they love, and that’s the attitude that American nationalists should have. We aren’t going to reclaim something that we hate.

In other words, if you say you hate America, you aren’t in a good position to reclaim it.

As bad as that sounds, I’m convinced that AI would be even more retarded if it were trained on data from Telegram and other platforms frequented by the so called dissident right. It would probably hate Americans more than Jews, and it would try to convince you that Palestinian lives matter more than White lives.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/AltSkull48/20382

They’re not “Native Americans,” because they’re not Americans, they’re just prairie dindus injuns.

The existence of Brazil implies the existence of Pantieszil.

Please update your Tesla firmware, Tyquan.

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VetBros are not your friends

Obviously, most veterans aren’t “vet bros.” But the ones that are have a certain mindset that makes them a vet bro: imagine professional bodybuilders looking down on anyone outside their ranks who dares to step into a gym and lift heavy weights, mocking them as LARPers. That’s the “vet bro” attitude in a nutshell — they use their status to gatekeep tactical-combat skills and scoff at civilians who do any sort of military training, as if it’s only legitimate if the government gives you permission to do so. Many aren’t even in uniform anymore, yet this sort of behavior persists. I’ve seen it time and again. This is what I view as stereotypical vet bro behavior — what makes someone vet bro.

It’s like someone that played on a football team in high school disparaging anyone that plays on an unofficial football team as an adult. It’s a bizarre phenomenon, something that psychologists need to look more into.

Of course, many of these vet bro that don’t like it when civilians train, they often turn out to be FEDs too.

What makes the whole “vet bro” phenomenon more questionable is that it doesn’t include most veterans, but a very small percentage of them — it’s this exclusive identity typically for guys that were in special forces and/or directly involved in combat — guys with a bronze star medal with “V” device — but usually you have to have both of these credentials to fit in with the “vet bro” crowd. Most of the basic, regular 11 Bravo and Marine infantrymen types that saw a shit ton of combat in Iraq just aren’t fully part of these “vet bro” circles, because for one, they never had their egos pumped up sky high like so many of the SF guys have had.

This is all important to point out, in order to piece together the ever-growing likelihood that the “vet bro” phenomenon is some sort of government psyop. I believe it’s a psyop to increase military enlistment, so more Americans can die for Israel.

Remember how Tim Kennedy turned out to be a huge fraud and guilty of stolen valor despite having actually been a Green Beret? If you don’t know about that, look into it. Anyway, Tim Kennedy was one of these popular “vet bro” influences that rightfully caught flak for supporting gun control while constantly posing with guns. He was also working with the Pentagon. Often, these vet bros glow in the dark. They’re totally the type of guys that would shoot someone like Randy Weaver and still walk away feeling like a bad ass operator and want to podcast about it.

My big question for all these vet bro types: if they look down on civilians learning military skills/tactics, if they call that LARPing, how can they then even posture as red blooded Americans that would support the Second Amendment? What does being American mean to them? Does it just mean being a killer for the government?

I have a hard time believing these vet bros can look at themselves in the mirror and think, “I’m looking at a genuine person.” That’s why they crave all the accolades they can get, often from the very civilians they routinely look down upon.

This just goes to show us again that race matters above all else. It doesn’t matter so much how large or small a government is, or what form of government a society operates under — not that it doesn’t matter at all, but what really matters most is the race of the population. Every aspect of society is downstream from biology, from race. We could call society a biological construct.

It was Northern Europeans that made America and made it great, and only they can make the USA American again.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/gramscianradio/6045