Sorry for the repeated re-uploads of this. I made stupid editing mistakes when putting this video together. I've fixed them and I think that it's finally alright now, though. The God Emperor Donald Trump has bathed us all in the tears of hysterical leftists... and DAMN, does it feel good! Going completely against (most) expectations, he has won the presidential election and become the President-elect of the United Sates. While this is certainly a victory against the left, and it's incredible fun to see leftists cowed, we shouldn't get cocky. The truth is, the Cathedral is still standing strong, and it will mobilize in full against him. What the right has won is only one battle in a much, much larger war. Furthermore, Donald Trump almost certainly does not fully realize his own significance or the significance of what he represents, and he almost certainly will not enact the sort of reforms that would be necessary to fully dismantle the Cathedral because he does not even understand what the Cathedral is or why it presents a problem to the long-term survival of civilization. However, what we can say is that his victory has made it so that the Overton Window is well-placed to begin shifting to the right in the very near future. Being mindful not to exaggerate the scope of this victory, then, let's gloat, let's celebrate and let's drink some of those delicious, salty, leftist tears. One last thing to say is that for all of the (accurate) talk about how Donald Trump appealed to the long-ignored racial and economic anxieties of working-class whites, I don't think that he could have possibly won the presidency without 4chan memeing for him. That is the power of Pepe. Meme magic is real, and it is essential if we are going to take down the Cathedral. PRAISE KEK!!! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjIdvwO4Bv8

In this video, I'm going to expand on some thoughts that I had left in a comment on one of Adam Wallace's videos. The title pretty much says it all. Here is the video on which I left the comment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVqu4Tgl7QQ BOOKS MENTIONED: 1. "Right-Wing Critics of American Conservatism," by George Hawley: http://amzn.to/2DcepCz 2. "The Vision of the Anointed," by Thomas Sowell: http://amzn.to/2qMMczE ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZ0qn2NhG8E

Being a liberal means that you can't believe in anything strongly enough to actually take it seriously. Modern liberalism's declaration that things like religion, metaphysics or other "comprehensive doctrines" cannot be brought to bear on matters of public concern is bound to produce hollow, unedifying public discourse in which everyone produces bad arguments for their views - assuming that they bother to present any arguments at all. We therefore have liberalism and its Rawslian restrictions on public debate to thank for how nihilistic and empty much political and ethical thought has become. Liberalism is nihilistic. It attempts to replace the comprehensive worldview presented by a religion like Christianity with a void called "reason" and acts surprised when the result is a decline in the quality of thinking and theorizing. This was all made possible by modernity's moving away from the old metaphysics of nature that saw the natural world as tinged with purpose. The modern conception of nature is one of objects simply being acted on by natural forces, with no final causality. This shift has made moral theorizing unavoidably sterile - unless, that is, we do lots of what law professor Steven Smith calls "smuggling." BOOKS AND ARTICLES MENTIONED 1. "The Disenchantment of Secular Discourse," by Steven D. Smith: http://amzn.to/2DdIT7a 2. "Why Can't We All Just Get Along?" by Stanley Fish (AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE!!!): https://www.firstthings.com/article/1996/02/001-why-we-cant-all-just-get-along 3. "John Stuart Mill and the Religion of Humanity," by Linda C. Raeder: http://amzn.to/2CMrZv9 4. "The Heavenly City of the Eighteenth-Century Philosophers," by Carl Becker: http://amzn.to/2AIDmmi 5. "A Theory of Socialism and Capitalism," by Hans-Hermann Hoppe: http://amzn.to/2meC4Kn 6. "The Economics and Ethics of Private Property," by Hans-Hermann Hoppe: http://amzn.to/2CWqmOY 7. "Hopp(e)ing Onto New Ground: A Rothbardian Proposal for Thomistic Natural Law as the Basis for Hans-Hermann Hoppe’s Praxeological Defense of Private Property," by Jude Chua Soo Meng: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/266453759_Hoppeing_Onto_New_Ground_A_Rothbardian_Proposal_for_Thomistic_Natural_Law_as_the_Basis_for_Hans_-Hermann_Hoppe's_Praxeological_Defense_of_Private_Property ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3h4sW_1wwX8

Damn, there was a lot of 6 18 1 21 4 this year related to balloting and the choosing of political officeholders! That obscene amount of rhymes-with-1940s-era-slang-word-for-woman was undeniably dispositive in a number of key areas. Subscribe to these accounts: LBRY Account: https://lbry.tv/@MaskedJackal:b BitChute Account: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/r6bSgjeZG8U6/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zw9ZjmXBx8c