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Death by vegetable oil: What the studies say (2020)
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Founding stock Americans died so that we could have our natural rights protected by a strong constitution. Having negative rights (as in freedom from…) is a big part of American culture. So all the asshats overseas saying that “Americans have no culture” ironically exist within a culture of little to no rights against the system. They can’t tell their police that they don’t want to talk nor can they remain silent without facing consequences at some point.

https://t.iss.one/PrivSecGoy/593

AT&T bought out DC Comics in 2018, and like Disney—get investment via ESG social credit scores.

AT&T (DC Comics) Diversity & Inclusion Policy:
 
“I’m proud of our commitment to a diverse and inclusive workforce. WarnerMedia’s new Diversity & Inclusion Policy, announced in September, is a pioneering media industry commitment to give more opportunities to women, people of color and individuals from other underrepresented groups – both in front of and behind the camera.”

https://t.iss.one/MorgothsReview/3718

Where are all the good men?

Not living in the city and not dating women dressed like whores.

What Rich is saying here may be obvious to many of you, but it’s clear that the dissident right needs to take another dose of the race pill. When they pin the blame for America’s problems on Americans or “America,” it’s as if they’ve totally forgotten the most crucial piece of the puzzle: race.

https://t.iss.one/hapaperspective/9002

Latest hot take from one corner of the e-right: “America has no culture, cause like, American cheese and bread isn’t as good as ours in Europe.”

Wow, I just can’t express how ashamed I feel to be American now if we don’t even have decent cheese or brotchen.

Frostein the Snowman

A more red pilled Canadian Normie Con get more red pilled/radicalized with time and recent events he’s observed. Canada is somewhere between the Us and places like the UK as far as use of firearms and self defence. Thankfully recent court cases have more firmly entrenched the right of self defence, especially for homeowners who are burgled/house invaded. How much if this increase in (often violent) crime is debatable and varies by region (Toronto is definitely due to that, but this guy is in small town Alberta, so less likely), nevertheless that is still a factor on the macro level. It’s pretty clear this guy (and many other Canadians) have had enough and are becoming more proactive, more willing to use force where needed, and less trusting of the police (who seemed bored by all the requests for help when people were burgled, but more than happy to tackle you, beat you down, and haul you away to jail if you dared protest with the truckers). This is becoming the narrative throughout most of the West now. Become more independent of the state and build more networks with others you can trust. https://postcanadian.com/burglary-canada-alberta-protection/

When will the Right learn?

If you compare January 6th in America to Sri Lanka's j6, and now Brazil's J6, you can see a pattern.