The Second Wave of Neoconservatism - A New Breed of Neocons

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Iwasamwillbe said:
It wasn't 140 jobs being voted to be outsourced, it was 140 Republicans voting for the outsourcing of jobs. And if Congress has no such power to determine the flow of labor, then I would wonder why they are even voting on this.
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Oh wtf was I thinking with that. My bad. I still disagree with that particularly point because Constitutionally speaking (assuming that matters any more of course) they don't have the power to direct the flow of labor not unless Congress wants to reward or not reward businesses with certain tax credit if they don't outsource which I'm guessing that bill might have been about.
 
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Lou Wrong said:
No, its pretty much true. There is a reason everyone is rating your OP dumb, and its not because they support neo-conservatism.
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Four people (as of now) isn't "everyone".

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Oh wtf was I thinking with that. My bad. I still disagree with that particularly point because Constitutionally speaking (assuming that matters any more of course) they don't have the power to direct the flow of labor not unless Congress wants to reward or not reward businesses with certain tax credit if they don't outsource which I'm guessing that bill might have been about.
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I think that's reasonable, but given the excesses of Congress in the past, I'm not so sure that they wouldn't at least try to do it.
 
Just think of it like this:

We have tons of job openings, in areas that require skill to occupy.

The current generation of college-educated Americans, the kind that would (in a healthy society) be either filling those jobs or entering entrepeneurship, is instead lazy, entitled, and consumed by instant gratification/wanting to "mean" something in the moment, and none of them actually want to fill these jobs.

Meanwhile, Indians vote conservatively.

So yeah, even if we did get sold out, it's not like we're a good investment at the moment.
 
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Don't know if it'll be a new form of Neo-Con but I 100% believe the Right is going to become just as batshit crazy as it was in the 90s and early 2000s by the 2030s.

Especially if the Democrats and Lefty media keep acting like spoiled chimps flinging thier own shit at the country in the 2020s and continue driving people away from the Left.
 
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Of course there'll be another generation of these fuckers, just like they were the next generation of the last cucks. All the room temp IQ Bush, Mccain, Krauthammer, Podhoretz, etc. spawn need to get dat wingnut welfare somehow. They'll be even less relevant than their dads are, though.

Foxxo said:
Meanwhile, Indians vote conservatively.

So yeah, even if we did get sold out, it's not like we're a good investment at the moment.
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The uncoventional conservatism of shitting on the street

Muh baste skilled immigrants (so much better than lazy mayos, amirite) are overwhelmingly libs but go off...
 
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Foxxo said:
Just think of it like this:

We have tons of job openings, in areas that require skill to occupy.

The current generation of college-educated Americans, the kind that would (in a healthy society) be either filling those jobs or entering entrepeneurship, is instead lazy, entitled, and consumed by instant gratification/wanting to "mean" something in the moment, and none of them actually want to fill these jobs.

Meanwhile, Indians vote conservatively.

So yeah, even if we did get sold out, it's not like we're a good investment at the moment.
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I'm sure you're proud of your gay son and Mulatto grandson too.
 
I think the best example of this may be Stephen Harper.

He championed the Iraq war infront of the parliament, passed NAFTA, supported the TPP, was fanatical for Israel, raised defense spending and did little to reign in the "human rights tribunals" and other PC nonsense.

Now he has a video on Prager University where he talks about being a populist hero who cares about freedom and the working people of his country. He talks about elitist globalists but yet was one by every measure. He tried to use hate speech legislation to crackdown on criticism of Israel and used state power to censure critics like scientists who cared about climate change. Ben Shapiro similarly supports hate speech laws in regards to Israel.

Mainstream conservatives are about the people until they have power. Similarly, liberals will champion freedom until they have power.

Iwasamwillbe said:
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Libertarians tend to support open borders and free trade. However, right wing libertarians usually oppose free expression in regards to Israel and want to pass a bunch of crazy religious laws. Left wing libertarians are just a weird omelette that are hard to read. Some support open borders and free trade while others sperg about autarky or "going local". Some are free speech fanatics while other support hate speech. The common trend is open borders usually. Oddly enough, most libertarians I know do not believe in open borders. Right wing libertarians are pretty uniform in their beliefs.
 
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The few libertureen who oppose Open Borders recognize that there are differences in behavior among separated populations and that hordes of Somalians aren't going to vote for whatever gets nominated for the GOP, let alone vote lolbertarian.
 
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Reason magazine, the Daily Caller, or Prager U
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Coincidence I'm sure, but these examples happen to be run by Jews.

I agree that neocons are severely annoying, and there does seem to be a new brand of it. Rebel Media also seemed to promote it. It's essentially neocon meets alternative media.

Loosely related, but I think it's a shame that the term 'alt-right' means literal racist. Alt right is just so catchy sounding, and it would apply to the new, alternative right. I'd proudly consider myself alt right and be happy I found a political home.

spurger king said:
So how is it a new breed of neocon if they just do the same things?
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Second wave / new breed is apt. They're younger — with everything that implies.
 
Autocrat said:
Loosely related, but I think it's a shame that the term 'alt-right' means literal racist. Alt right is just so catchy sounding, and it would apply to the new, alternative right. I'd proudly consider myself alt right and be happy I found a political home.
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Right wingers are dumbfuck idiots though, who the fuck would want to call themselves right wing.
 
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