collectivism

Post-modernism does not go far enough.

The California legislature is considering passing a law that would punish waiters (or their employers) with a $1,000 fine and up to a six-month prison sentence if they give a customer a plastic straw without a request for one. [These collectivists have got to be removed from office before they imprison everybody. Come to think of it, that's really what they want, isn't it.] [...]

G. Edward Griffin is interviewed by Vin Armani on the topics of collectivism vs. individualism and The Red Pill Expo. Griffin describes the Expo as a launching platform for an international liberty movement, the likes of which have never been seen in history. [...]

Interview topics including secret societies and individualism vs. collectivism. Griffin says that the way to defeat secret societies reaching for global power is to take away the tool of collectivism, which they need to maintain control over the population. [...]

This show is guest hosted by James Bowery. James is an American IT pioneer who descends from Scotch-Irish ancestry, with the patriline geographically concentrated in Groningen, Netherlands. He is the architect of Sorotocracy.orgDr. Kevin MacDonald has a Ph.D. in Biobehavioral Sciences and is an expert on Jewish influence and identity. He is also the editor and chief contributor of The Occidental Observer, an online publication that focuses on White identity, White interests, and the culture of the West.Kevin MacDonald and James Bowery discuss the dilemma of individualism in white identity.

Socialism is a utopian ideal intended to solve all of humanity’s problems including, above all, poverty and inequality. The theory and practice, alas, have tended to be at odds with one another.

The left dwells on an inverted sort of superiority based on group victimhood. Social justice warriors participate in the “Oppression Olympics” as a way to win what Rand called “tribal self-esteem” to make up for their lack of individual self-esteem: to shore up their small, weak egos.

On the 13th of April, the Dáil (the Irish parliament) decided to get rid of the 2014-introduced domestic charging schemes for water consumption. The legislation had forced many Irish citizens to pay individual water charges, as opposed to water being a universal good provided solely through the government, free of charge. As the first bills arrived in January 2015, thousands of people took to the streets to protest what was perceived as austerity measures.

[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2017-03-08%20James%20Corbett.mp3"][/audio]James Corbett joins Ricky Varandas once again on The Ripple Effect podcast. This time around they discuss parenting, party politics, collectivism and other fun topics!

Jay Dyer returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his piece “Why I’m Finally Converted to Pro-Trump.” We talk about how Donald Trump’s election may represent a genuine challenge to globalism and to the entire Enlightenment mythos. Later we discuss Jay’s lecture on Seraphim Rose’s prophetic work Orthodoxy & the Religion of the Future – a book published in 1970s that was critical of the New Age, Eastern mysticism, Illuminism, globalism and called out alien/UFO phenomenon as a psy-op.