once you have people whose senses of self are sufficieltly[sic] dependet[sic] upon membership in an ideology, the indoctrinated will do this all on their own as a form of self-preservation.
they will deny any reality that threatens or contradicts the story they tell themselves because that story is, in the end, all they have to anchor their sense of self and without it, they are erased.
that is the true power of indoctrination and subsumation to ideas: the person who does not have ideas but rather depends upon them to have any sense of self.
this is why they strip you down, teach you self hate and hatred of your society, and then build you back up into ideology as automaton. it’s cult level brainwashing of an intensity that would make chuckie manson shudder.
— el gato malo
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people who are their ideas
people who have ideas can change their minds. they can say “oh, hey, that’s new information, i should revise my view.” this does not challenge their self-conception.
but people who are their ideas cannot. they experience all disagreement and contradiction as a form of personal attack because the lines between the idea and the self are absent. they, quite literally, experience having to change their mind as erasure.
— el gato malo
the low identity agitariat is the true enemy of liberty (Opens new window)
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“tolerance” for the intolerable is not a virtue.
but the real capper is when you make a virtue of “tolerance” and push the idea long past breaking and into self-harm.
tolerance, like many things, is a goldilocks virtue that must be neither too hot nor too cold. one must have some, but too much is at least as harmful as too little and rapidly becomes much more so.
but “intolerance” is such an effective epithet that when wielded maliciously at people who really are good people, possessed of empathy and charity and trust, it can easily expand to excuse a multitude of truly egregiously immoral sins.
it turns people’s minds and ethics inside out and gets them to applaud their own attackers.
— el gato malo
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if we are not to call much of what has been going on in the west of late “an invasion” then what, candidly and frankly, are we to call it?
what are the words?
what is the name of this thing?
when large numbers of violent people come from abroad with no intention of joining a civilization but rather to pillage, attack, and to dominate it, how is one to describe this course of events?
and when the host nations themselves invite it in with open arms, defending and excusing it, what then are we to call that?
— el gato malo
if not invasion, what? (Opens new window)
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Full Blown Color Revolution
what we have lived through since 2020, really perhaps since 2016 has been nothing short of a full-blown color revolution, hidden in plainest sight, against we the people of these united states which was orchestrated by intelligence and justice organs of our own government and a number of external agencies and agents.
— el gato malo
coloring outside the lines of color revolutions (Opens new window)
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Islam Not Suited for The West
but the flood of the unvetted and unsuited has been endemic and deliberate. these groups cannot assimilate and would not wish to if they could. this is especially true of islam, a religion and culture neither suited nor inclined to coexistence among the west. i routinely ask: name three countries in the last 200 years where a large influx of islam has made the country better. i get crickets then howls of “islamaphobia!” from the very people islam is itching to destroy (women, homosexuals, progressives, etc)
— el gato malo
backing up the shark truck (Opens new window)
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What You Think Everyone Else is Thinking
they actually care more about what you think that everyone else thinks than what you yourself think because THAT is what keeps you quiescent.
it does not have to be plausible, reasonable, or even sane.
they just need you to think that everyone else thinks it in order to incarcerate you in their intellectual gulag, blinded by the gaslights, unable to see the truth that you are not alone.
— el gato malo
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Agency, the Enemy of Authority
agency is the enemy of authority.
self-sufficiency is escape from control.
critical thought winds up being critical of institutions and power structures.
to the extent that a state seeks to be authoritarian, every one of these becomes the enemy of the state.
— el gato malo
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the issue is that past a certain point, people simply stop caring about you and your endless needy demands for the world to order itself around your right not to be offended as the cornerstone and non-negotiable demand of your sense of well being and security.
— el gato malo
the end of weaponized empathy (Opens new window)
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but suddenly we have inverted normalization
but suddenly we have inverted normalization, especially in school. children in gradeschool who have no basis for understanding such things by virtue of “being 7” are force fed invented hallucination about the 97 official genders (with new ones coming every day) and offered a phantasmagoric array of gender and sexual orientation choices that literally no one understands as a menu of choices as they are read to by drag queens and taught to cross dress and twerk by people who endlessly claim that gender is a social construct and nothing more but you should probably still cut your genitals off.
— el gato malo
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