The post-right/normie-conservative crowd plays this irritating game...
Dave Greene@GreeneMan6
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Dec 11, 2024
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The post-right/normie-conservative crowd plays this irritating game where they throw out vague attacks on collective labels like "dissident right" and "red-pill guys" without specifying who exactly they are talking about.
This is a really great angle because it allows you to take the piss out of genuinely smart people like Auron MacIntyre and Curtis Yarvin, while always having the plausible deniability that you are only complaining about 4chan trolls.
This pattern has gotten so repetitive that I have read full articles and listened to full hour-long podcasts that consist of just whining about the "dissident right" with absolutely zero examples given that would allow for any kind of response or discourse.
Smart move, because every time these guys start "naming names," list heavy-hitters, and actually find themselves in conversations, their complaints immediately disintegrate, and they get BTFO'd.
It's a total waste of time to listen to these kind of fake conversations, maybe we can do something different in 2025.
This is a really great angle because it allows you to take the piss out of genuinely smart people like Auron MacIntyre and Curtis Yarvin, while always having the plausible deniability that you are only complaining about 4chan trolls.
This pattern has gotten so repetitive that I have read full articles and listened to full hour-long podcasts that consist of just whining about the "dissident right" with absolutely zero examples given that would allow for any kind of response or discourse.
Smart move, because every time these guys start "naming names," list heavy-hitters, and actually find themselves in conversations, their complaints immediately disintegrate, and they get BTFO'd.
It's a total waste of time to listen to these kind of fake conversations, maybe we can do something different in 2025.
Joel Berry@JoelWBerry
Much of the perpetually redpilled dissident right makes the mistake of thinking something is true just because it's an alternate narrative they've never heard before.