The only thing we've learned from the 'woke right' debate, apart...
Keith Woods@KeithWoodsYT
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May 11, 2025
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The only thing we've learned from the 'woke right' debate, apart from that James Lindsay is a complete moron, is that:
1. The remaining classical liberals/moderate conservatives/enlightened centrists have no knowledge of human biodiversity, refuse to engage the topic or question their egalitarian priors about race, and will go out of their way to cancel anyone who does. Given that this is the same attitude they criticise woke leftists for taking around topics like gender, this is becoming untenable for much of their audience.
2. They all acknowledge that "Westerners" have a unique commitment to individualism, that other groups in the multicultural West are refusing to relinquish their tribalism, and that this disadvantages people who are not engaged in tribalism, but they have no answer to the obvious problems this creates for their worldview, and continue to try and unilaterally disarm their 98% White audiences anyway.
Of course, these were all things nationalists figured out and have been arguing for years, and it's the reason many truth-seeking young men abandoned classical liberalism to embrace nationalism in the days of the alt-right. But it is helpful to now have people like Lindsay revive this debate and show how feckless his side is against arguments from the right.
1. The remaining classical liberals/moderate conservatives/enlightened centrists have no knowledge of human biodiversity, refuse to engage the topic or question their egalitarian priors about race, and will go out of their way to cancel anyone who does. Given that this is the same attitude they criticise woke leftists for taking around topics like gender, this is becoming untenable for much of their audience.
2. They all acknowledge that "Westerners" have a unique commitment to individualism, that other groups in the multicultural West are refusing to relinquish their tribalism, and that this disadvantages people who are not engaged in tribalism, but they have no answer to the obvious problems this creates for their worldview, and continue to try and unilaterally disarm their 98% White audiences anyway.
Of course, these were all things nationalists figured out and have been arguing for years, and it's the reason many truth-seeking young men abandoned classical liberalism to embrace nationalism in the days of the alt-right. But it is helpful to now have people like Lindsay revive this debate and show how feckless his side is against arguments from the right.
