What is the worst thing about the right?

They're captured by the Left.

They're always whinging yesterday's leftwing talking points like Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Religion, Free Market Capitalism....

There's no conservatives that want to conserve the monarchies (or rather, restore the monarchies, at this point), marching in glorious raiment, terrifying the libcucks with the drums and pipes of war, trampling Antifa on horseback. They're all just liberals.

Meanwhile the "Left" continues its perpetual revolution... What is it now? Sex changes for toddlers? Meanwhile what's "conservative" is to just save the butt sex education in the curriculum until eighth grade.
 
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The worst thing about the right (at least before Clownworld; who ever knows anymore) is a tendency toward the just-world hypothesis/fallacy.

It's not enough to simply hold the political philosophy that the world is harsh and unfair and government can't and shouldn't attempt to solve all problems and right all wrongs. That kind of uncertainty and injustice makes morons feel BIG SAD, so we must rationalize what people endure by ascribing blame to happenstance events.

"Bad things happen to people because of some kind of inherent moral failing, but I'll be okay because I'm a good person."
 
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namvata said:
He could have also, you know, vetoed it....
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Yeah, he could have done nothing and complained, like a true conservative. I already covered that.

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And as for the rest of your message, the present existence of already shitty gun laws doesn't give reason to pass even more of them.
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Yes, this is the classic justification the right always uses for never doing anything but complain. Action requires compromise, compromise is icky, so let's just all bitch and whine endlessly.

Doing nothing to keep your principles pure makes for good talk radio and bad governance, which is why the right dominates the former and has been shut out of the latter.
 
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The right has a really interesting theme of self determination of success. The problem is that they don't actually address or acknowledge issues which make the system unfair and difficult for the average citizen to succeed. The games rigged and they know it, but their grift is gaslighting you into thinking it's fair, promising that they just help the game run smoothly, and that people with decent complaints and solutions are your enemy.
 
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The Ugly One said:
Action requires compromise, compromise is icky, so let's just all bitch and whine endlessly.
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The right compromising with their enemies is what got us where we are today. We shouldn't want to compromise, we should want to fucking win
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Doing nothing to keep your principles pure makes for good talk radio and bad governance
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No, it's "doing nothing" (IE just not passing shitty gun control laws) to keep your fucking rights, that's GOOD governance. Sacrificing liberty for security is not good governance and never has been, and will only lead to progressively worse government in the future as it already has for decades.
 
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namvata said:
The right compromising with their enemies is what got us where we are today.
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I can't think of a single important bill the right has gotten passed, with or without compromise, in 30 years.

namvata said:
We shouldn't want to compromise, we should want to fucking win
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How's the quest to end the Fed going? Any closer? How's that no-compromise repeal of Obamacare shaping up these days?

namvata said:
No, it's "doing nothing" (IE just not passing shitty gun control laws) to keep your fucking rights, that's GOOD governance
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So in other words, you think the bans on purchasing ammo by mail and interstate long gun purchases should have stayed in place, i.e., nearly all online 2A transactions today. You think the ATF should still be allowed to target innocent people for sting operations. You think the state of New Jersey should still be allowed to put you in prison if you transport a 30-round mag through it.

Those are the things the '68 law put in place, and which the '86 law walked back, in exchange for banning a class of range toys. You consider those things "good governance" and wish they were still in place.
 
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macrodegenerate said:
The right has a really interesting theme of self determination of success. The problem is that they don't actually address or acknowledge issues which make the system unfair and difficult for the average citizen to succeed. The games rigged and they know it, but their grift is gaslighting you into thinking it's fair, promising that they just help the game run smoothly, and that people with decent complaints and solutions are your enemy.
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The problem is we don’t live on our own islands and self determination is a pipe dream. You’re going to need to tap into various networks and connections if you want to advance beyond a mom and pop shop. When you see how devastating atomization has been for the public, it’s not a surprise that the right embraces a mindset that makes it more difficult for them to succeed. The example @The Ugly One brings up is completely accurate. The left can get shit done because they tap into the institutions they have taken over to get done what they want to get done. It’s not surprising that people on the right who want to look beyond just owning libtards have left the Republican Party.
 
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LMAO do you really think that the ATF stopped doing this after Reagan cucked and banned machine guns? Waco and Ruby ridge happened over half a decade AFTER the law was passed
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Waco and Ruby Ridge weren't entrapment stings.

NeoGAF Lurker said:
The problem is we don’t live on our own islands and self determination is a pipe dream. You’re going to need to tap into various networks and connections if you want to advance beyond a mom and pop shop. When you see how devastating atomization has been for the public, it’s not a surprise that the right embraces a mindset that makes it more difficult for them to succeed. The example @The Ugly One brings up is completely accurate. The left can get shit done because they tap into the institutions they have taken over to get done what they want to get done. It’s not surprising that people on the right who want to look beyond just owning libtards have left the Republican Party.
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I should add that the way libertarians have fried right-wing brains is a major annoyance. Laws, custom, and social connections are extremely important, and we're seeing just how important they are as the hyper-individualist left destroys them all. But the "right" thinks they're bad, too, so no answer from that side.
 
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The Ugly One said:
I should add that the way libertarians have fried right-wing brains is a major annoyance. Laws, custom, and social connections are extremely important, and we're seeing just how important they are as the hyper-individualist left destroys them all. But the "right" thinks they're bad, too, so no answer from that side.
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Funny how virtually everyone in America regardless of political affiliation is deeply afflicted by the America propaganda that started in the 1960s in one way or another, even if they exhibit them in completely different ways.
 
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Funny how virtually everyone in America regardless of political affiliation is deeply afflicted by the America propaganda that started in the 1960s in one way or another, even if they exhibit them in completely different ways.
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No my dude. This propaganda has been around since the 1920s. Read up on Edward Bernays and watch the documentary century of the self
 
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The right would support importing brown rapists if those same rapists would vote for right wing parties after they got done decapitating little children. To be fair, that will never ever really happen but shows how opportunistic they are.

The whole supporting based brown people thing. It still very uncommon in Europe due to the lack of brown people in general. A special case is European right wing news papers. They often hire brownies to write "critically" about integration issues but they always have far softer stances on immigrants than the general opinion of their host country. Then they write for a few years until they shamelessly out themselves as hating the nationalist parties and are hidden away.

When Andrew Tate was humiliated/arrested too many right wing people were willing to get enter long discussions on whether he was sex pest or "just" a scamming, grifting pimp. And they even had the audacity to call gremlin Swede out for body shaming. As in, actually using that term, "body shaming". Seeing someone other than the left doing this was surrealistic.
 
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