Path of Totality

The Futility of Conservatism (5 of 10) “We were already on the trajectory to where we are today back then. Now, we’re just further along.”

The Futility of Conservatism (4 of 10) “The fundamental principles underlying “wokeism” had already been firmly established by the 1980s and ‘90s, the decades which conservatives wish so desperately to recreate.”

The Futility of Conservatism (3 of 10) “The state which Western countries find themselves in in the 2020s is a natural result of the belief system which they adopted in the years following the Second World War.”

The Futility of Conservatism (2 of 10) “The fatal flaw of conservatism, or at least its present-day iteration, is that it is fundamentally an egalitarian universalist ideology which seeks to hold back the inevitable consequences of said egalitarian universalism.”

The Futility of Conservatism (1 of 10) “Quixotism is impracticality in pursuit of ideals, especially those ideals manifested by rash, lofty and romantic ideas or extravagantly chivalrous action. It also serves to describe an idealism without regard to practicality.”

Sunday State of Mind Everything in Its Right Place It’s not how I feel about the state of the world, it’s how I feel about the state of my mind. — featured is the intro. scene to Vanilla Sky (2001)

The Post-Darwinian Zoo by Tibur Zorodin Book review by Nelson Rosit (12 of 12) “At one point, Zorodin appears pessimistic. For we are ‘in the twilight of late modernity and at the terminal stage of human cultural evolution.’ But he holds out hope if we are able to think outside the box.”

The Post-Darwinian Zoo by Tibur Zorodin Book review by Nelson Rosit (11 of 12) “The question becomes: Is the present cultural disintegration a beginning or the end? Is what we see today just a foretaste of a chaotic post-modern age?  Or, will post-modernity usher in a Western instauration, a new renaissance?”

The Post-Darwinian Zoo by Tibur Zorodin Book review by Nelson Rosit (10 of 12) “The title implies we are now living in zoo world—society as a menagerie—filled with strange and diverse creatures. It is widely believed that the modern era is coming to an end.”

The Post-Darwinian Zoo by Tibur Zorodin Book review by Nelson Rosit (9 of 12) “Possibly the most perverted feature of cuckservativism is its slavish devotion to Israel. The author describes it as ‘surrogate nationalism.’ In a warped way it serves as a ‘politically correct outlet’ for the ethnonationalism the establishment conservatives deny their own people.”

The Post-Darwinian Zoo by Tibur Zorodin Book review by Nelson Rosit (8 of 12) “In contrast to German-Americans, Jewish-Americans have not, by and large, identified with traditional American culture. Their wealth and organizational acumen have led to an ‘undue influence on the institutions of public life, at the expense of heritage America.’”

The Post-Darwinian Zoo by Tibur Zorodin Book review by Nelson Rosit (7 of 12) “In addition, these ‘euphemisms appear to have an expiry date.’ There is a ‘euphemism treadmill,’ so the feeble-minded become the mentally retarded become the developmentally impaired.”

The Post-Darwinian Zoo by Tibur Zorodin Book review by Nelson Rosit (6 of 12) “‘The plasticity of language in the information age has never before been so amenable to socially-engineered neologisms with political agendas.’ So illegal aliens become undocumented migrants, and the sexually confused are gender nonconforming.”

The Post-Darwinian Zoo by Tibur Zorodin Book review by Nelson Rosit (5 of 12) “He defends, as I do, the use of the term ‘Cultural Marxism’ because it is ‘consistent with the radical pedigree, and an analogous group-conflict theoretical model’ of orthodox Marxism.”

The Post-Darwinian Zoo by Tibur Zorodin Book review by Nelson Rosit (4 of 12) “The West’s ‘growth fetishism has discarded all caution of long-term cultural compatibility in pursuit of short-term economic stimulus’ brought about through immigrant labor and consumption. The GDP will increase as the quality of life decreases.”

The Post-Darwinian Zoo by Tibur Zorodin Book review by Nelson Rosit (3 of 12) “Despite claims by Left activists that short, dark, and dumpy is just as attractive as tall, fair, and svelte ‘the notion of esthetic egalitarianism is fundamentally incompatible with human psychology.’”

The Post-Darwinian Zoo by Tibur Zorodin Book review by Nelson Rosit (1 of 12)

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What Do You People Have? — scene from The Good Shepherd (2006) I used to hold the view of Matt Damon’s character in this movie, and I still want to believe it. But is it all just an anachronistic, and dying White Race ethos at this point?