Monday, March 09, 2020
Big Tech companies have joined forces with the traditional Big Media in breaking down our culture
We
thought it couldn't get much worse than the cultural break down and
moral decline successfully promoted by the traditional Big Media, but
now we see that online censorship has taken away most of the freedom
of expression we thought we had on line, with Google,Twitter, and
Apple curating content to the Left and demonizing the Right. Google
controls 88.5 percent of the global search market and 90 percent of
the online video market with its YouTube. And 95 percent of
political donations from tech company employees went to Hillary
Clinton in the last election.
I
don't know if I have room for more dislike than I feel for the
traditional Big Media, but now we have the Big Tech companies joining
forces with the traditional Big Media in breaking down our culture
and causing moral decline promoting both hedonism and cultural
Marxism.
Our
heroic President Trump has had too many neoconservatives working for
him pushing the strategy of full global dominance, and Trump
continues to grant favors to Israel, the Saudis, and others, against
American interests, which could lead to a major war. But Trump is
all we have at the time and he at least talked about having a
non-interventionist, America First worldview.
So
what to do? What I am doing is elucidating
and promoting
the
biological origin of social behavior and its consequences. When real
kin and ethnic-centered human nature is allowed, it leads naturally
to localism, regionalism, and eventually to ethnostates, and an
ethnopluralism of ethnostates. The U. S. could adapt---not
overturn---the constitutional separation of powers and
states and create ethnostates, and then protect the ethnostates or regions from marauding
imperialists, supremacists, and global money grubbers, with a
defensive federalism. I don't believe there is better way or
healthier way for all groups and races to live in this world. Leaders
and politicians elucidating
and promoting this have to rise, and I think they will, eventually.
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