The gays of the alt-right

As I've said before, he's a professional troll. He doesn't even believe in anything as such, just exists to advocate things he thinks sound edgy or 'controversial'.

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As I've said before, he's a professional troll. He doesn't even believe in anything as such, just exists to advocate things he thinks sound edgy or 'controversial'.

Why would gays side with people (left-wingers) who are allies with their butcher (Islamists and muslim refugees)? Once you question this you will have a clear perspective.

It's interesting to me that three gays are now considered highly respectable on the alt-right; Milo Yiannopolous, Dave Rubin and Douglas Murray.

Of course Dave Rubin is really a liberal who is nonetheless opposed to Islamic aggression, and Douglas Murray is a traditional conservative. I like them both a lot

Milo Yiannapolous, by contrast, is a ****** par excellence. He's not only a traitor to the gay race (lisping and mincing his way through interviews, playing up to the worst stereotypes of gay men wanting to get dressed up in slap and drag and get ****ed by ten sailors... at the same time, opposing civil rights for ordinary, decent gays who just want to pair up, have kids, live a respectable life etc etc) but also only seems to be valued insofar as he's a minority who's saying "outrageous" things. Kind of like "kids say the darndest things".

I know he's supposed to be one of these provocative, outrageous characters but could you imagine actually trying to, I don't know, have a conversation with him? I don't even want to think about how traumatic it would probably be to bed him

Milo Yiannopolous seems to thrive on the ugly/crazy side of the anti-Islamic sphere, with whack jobs like Alex Jones and Donald Trump. I find it very unsettling that justifiable and reasonable anti-Islam views are being crowded out by idiots who bang on about "cucks" and "feminazis" and what have you

I thought I should add, Dave Rubin did an excellent interview with the Commander of the Assyrian Army (kind-of like an Assyrian Peshmerga). The Assyrians are Christians of Northern Iraq and are really the only surviving culture from the Babylonian/Sumerian peoples. Naturally, both the Turks in the 20th century and ISIS in the 21st century have tried to wipe them out. Can't have indigenous cultures that predate Islam and the Arab expansion surviving and thriving
I think this is why all the non-Islamic or non-Arab Middle Eastern cultures, like the Jews, the Kurds, the Assyrians and the Druze seem to get along with one another quite well. They know what it's like to suffer under the Islamic boot

Not all left-wingers side with the Islamists. Dave Rubin is a liberal. As is Sam Harris.

And why exactly would they side with people who want to deprive them of their rights? The right-wing is no friend of the gay community.

Dave Rubin is a liberal. As is Sam Harris.

"Traitor of the gay race"

"Aggressive power bottom"

Today tsr is educating me and god damn its great

An experienced bottom who loves cock so much, he wants to get pounded as roughly & aggressively as possible. The harder the better. He can take it like a champ with no pain. A power bottom doesn't just passively lay there, he pushes back on every thrust from the top. Sometimes he'll do all the work and ride the top like a mechanical bull until they both explode with ecstasy.

There is no right-wing in Europe or else where in the west that is for banning homosexuality on daily basis or want to kill gay people because they are gays.

I bet in 100 euros gays would prefer to live in Poland than in Saudi Arabia or ISIS.

liberal orientalists

What's that?

Orientalism was originally a concept presented by Edward Said, about patronising Western attitudes and stereotypes about Asia. Now it's somewhat been expanded beyond Asia to non-Western societies in general (for example, it was very prominent in British and American views of the Balkans in the Yugoslav wars in the 1990s). In short, it's a description for simplistic, static, facile, essentialist stereotypes and tropes, usually by people who actually don't know a lot about the societies in question.

Typical political orientalist tropes include:
- anything about "ancient hatreds" between ethnic groups and or religious sects.
- linked to the above, trying to fit every political dispute or conflict into simplictic identity-based explanations (often
- claims that relatively recent horrific phenomena are actually the product of some inherent, deep-ingrained, cultural or even racial characteristics.
- portrayal of bad people/groups as almost cartoonishly evil pure antagonists motivated solely by irrational hate; often including the implicit argument that any explanation is justification.
- trying to explain the politics of authoritarian or highly ideological states solely in terms of "hardliners" and "reformists/moderates".

There are more than I can't think of right now, and some that undoubtedly exist but just seem too trivial to mention. It's particularly common in media, because TV news and newspapers like simplicity, and don't think their readers want a whole education on the topic (and most of the time, they're probably right). To give a few simple examples, here's an amusing set of mock-ups of US news events presented as if it was US news reporting on a foreign country.

What's that?

I liked the link which was pretty funny and a fair observation. But I think that too often critics of 'orientalist' thinkers draw a false equivalence say between the west and The rest of the world. Sure the U.S. Has problems with say gay rights in certain states but it's a paradise for gay rights when compared to somewhere like Uganda.

Secondly, suggesting that the problem posed by Islamists is purely political and has nothing to do with cultural factors (namely religion) is absurd. Whilst I do not doubt that it is for some- for the overwhelming majority are influenced by their religious doctrine.

https://www.samharris.org/podcast/item/what-do-jihadists-really-want

It's essentially the and as saying that Nazism had nothing to do with the Holocaust or Catholicism with the Inquisition.