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Democracy By The Ignorant and Indolent

Tomorrow is primary election day in the Hoosier state. I was planning on sitting this one out completely but I will go to vote for Jon Kenworthy to be the Republican nominee in the Indiana 3rd District for the U.S. House of Representatives. Kenworthy won’t win, my neighbors who are mostly great salt-of-the-earth people will reflexively vote for incumbent Marlin Stutzman because they recognize his name. I am voting for Kenworthy anyway because fuck Marlin Stutzman and his Israel first, mass amnesty bullshit.

Anyway, I heard on the radio that the Bureau of Motor Vehicles had extended hours today and tomorrow for people that didn’t already have photo ID so they can vote and sure enough…

Who the hell doesn’t have a photo ID? More to the point….

Do we really want people that are so dumb and/or lazy that they wait until the day before or even the day of the election to get a proper ID to vote?

Hell no.

The older I get and the more experience I have with my fellow Americans, the more apparent it becomes that democracy in the sense of a democratic republic that extends the franchise universally is a terrible system of government.

The sheer volume of really dumb people in this country is bad enough as it is but when you consider that a person with an IQ of 70 who is mentally incapable of understanding the basic concepts and issues in an election not only gets to vote but is encouraged to vote and the state bends over backwards to make it as easy as possible for them to vote, it shows that the system is designed to fail.

Maybe it is just me but I think you should need to exert at least a small amount of effort to vote and if you aren’t willing to do that, you clearly don’t care enough to be voting in the first place.

(Yes, voting is fake and gay. That isn’t the point of the post.)

29 Comments

  1. Johnny Paytoilet

    I quit voting in 2022. That was 50 years to the date after first registering. It’s all bullshit.

    • Observer

      I aced algebra. And I haven’t voted in ~25 years. It’s all a theatrical production at a TELL A VISION near you.

  2. 3g4me

    Universal franchise is utterly moronic – even among an all White electorate. There was a post linked at WRS this morning, painting Peter Thiel as the antichrist – Oh noes, he doesn’t believe in electoral democracy!

    Guess what? Neither do I. I am not a Thiel supporter in any way, but not because he doesn’t believe in magic democracy. So we can all make our lists about who ought to be able to vote, but unless and until we have a White nation, run by White men, nothing else matters.

    And yes, most people (including Whites) are too stupid to be allowed to vote. Give them their sportsball and beer and tv and some local autonomy, and in general most are perfectly fine not having a huge say in national policy.

    In a White nation (not including mixed race or ‘fellow whites’) where women are kept out of positions of authority anywhere outside the home, the precise system of government doesn’t matter a whole lot.

    • JerseyJeffersonian

      Ja, I saw that article, too. And yes, that Thiel person and his ideology is quite alarming. But one of the things that struck me about the author of the referenced screed was that he was in high dudgeon because some of Thiel’s Palantir is being used to help with deporting illegals, but I say, bully for Thiel on that one.

      Be it noted that the author of the piece is a Canadian, and it appears as if the pervasively anti-white attitudes of our wayward brethren to the north have found a receptive audience in him, and screw that noise, and along with his evident disgust with race realism, he has given the game away; i.e., he is fundamentally a liberal to such a degree that I can’t take him too seriously. If he can’t see the salience of the maintenance of a homogeneous nation (the 14 words…) he is of little use to me, or to our people and to its future preservation and flourishing.

      That being said, WRSA does seem to link to articles that may not be in concord with their core beliefs if they bring to the awareness of its readers “influential” strains of thought and societal trends for their educational value (Kunstler, for example, revealed at last as a hard core zionist), and assist one to learn to be discriminating, rather as Ron Unz does at his review. This is an important service, and not to be despised; it is just as important to know what you don’t agree with, and why as to be coddled, otherwise how can you sniff out glowie propaganda and (generalized) hasbara?

      • Observer

        Jersey: Thiel is a sodomite who is likely trying to win favor and confidence among the cuckservative -sheople so that they might trust his fellow C!A sodomites (Palantir).

        As for ((Unz)), well…..I don’t trust Bagel-Eaters. “The best way to control the opposition is to lead it ourselves.”

      • Observer

        “We shall set up our own opposition. Our real opponents at heart will accept this simulated opposition as their own, and will show us their cards. Our subjects will be convinced of the existence of full freedom of speech.”

        ~Protocols of the Elders of Zion 12:11~

        • Lineman

          Thing is why don’t White Folk want something different bad enough to build something of our own again…

          • Chuck

            Build something of our own again so it can be stolen again? Without fundamental change, moving off and rebuilding isn’t going to work any more than abandoning the cities for the suburbs did.

            • Lineman

              Well none of us were alive when it was stolen so we would need to defend it once we build it…There can be no fundamental change without having our own Homeland again…

  3. Tired citizen

    I appreciate you Arthur. I’m still reeling from the loss of Z Man and you’ve definitely helped fill the void greatly. I know there’s at least the sane people here who remind me that I’m not alone in my deep rooted hatred of negros and juice.

    I’ve been having a rough go if things lately due to the fact that I’ll be 50 this year and I do not have a country. I’m almost sad that I can remember a White America that was once a great nation. I’ve been feeling pretty black pilled and frustrated over the fact that there’s no political solution and I’m loaded up with an unhealthy level of malice.

    I stopped voting after Trump version 1. It’s a waste of time. In fact, I, like 3G, asked to be removed from the voter roles. Democracy is a retarded concept.

    • JerseyJeffersonian

      Yes, Tired, you are not the only one who misses the Z Man. His blog, his commentaries and, perhaps most of all, the thoughts and observations of the commentariat which aggregated there, were a daily read for me. I also miss Colonel Patrick Lang and his blog, Sic Semper Tyrannis, a voice for the paleo conservatives.

      Well, sic transit gloria mundi, I guess; nothing is as it once was. I am a bit more than 20 years older than you are, and the memories of what went before present a stark contrast to what obtains today.

      Yet even then, the leftist/globalist/talmudist dragon was gnawing away at the roots of Yggdrasil, the World Tree, as the march through the institutions was picking up pace, so nostalgia is of no genuine avail.

    • 3g4me

      Tired, I also miss Zman – every day I turn on the computer. And yes, I also appreciate Arthur’s blog and his allowing us to share his space. No matter which direction I look, I do not see much hope for the White race. This greatly depresses me – not merely the loss of a once great people, but the type of future world I believe my grandson will have to endure.

  4. ghostsniper

    Never voted, never will.

    Can’t understand why sane people choose others to rule over them.

    People that claim that “lesser of two evils” stuff are inherently retarded.

    • 3g4me

      Agree. Voted in the ’90s, and early 2000s – regretted it. Stopped. Voted for Trump in 2016 to say “F**k you” and regretted it. Stopped. Had my name removed from the voting rolls in Texas. Moved state of residence.. Did not register and do not plan to vote ever again – local, national, doesn’t matter.

      It’s not just the ‘lesser of two evils’ copium either – to even become a candidate requires both massive ego and financial/organizational support from a party organization. And that support always comes with strings tied to candidate’s weaknesses and often sordid past history. They’re all bought and paid for long before they win an election. Representative democracy is a sham and a lie.

          • ghostsniper

            What is your problem?

            This is the 3rd time you have accused me of stuff I never said.

            It’s past getting old.

            • Lineman

              I don’t don’t know what’s hard to understand when you said
              Can’t understand why sane people choose others to rule over them
              and I replied you are being ruled whether you vote or not…I really can’t see why you are confused unless you really are that dumb to think you aren’t being ruled…

  5. Grumpy51

    I vote write-in wherever I can – “withdraw consent”. It ain’t much but MAYBE someone sees it.

    I DO vote locally, always AGAINST ANY financial issue, i.e tax or bond.

  6. JC

    The most important vote is withdrawing your consent.
    The thing the elites fear most is when we stop playing the game.
    A general strike _might_ get them to acknowledge us for once.

  7. Flyin Bryan

    I know what you are saying, Arthur as far as the dearth of good candidates for our various elected offices are concerned. Here in northern Wisconsin our congressional representative Tom Tiffany has decided to run for governor of Wisconsin. I think he will be a very good governor, hopefully erasing the policies of our current governor, the pasty weasel Tony Evers. Pasty weasel Evers is famous for changing the wording for mothers in the Wisconsin state budget to “inseminated persons” (in Wisconsin we inseminate dairy cattle). None of the lefty female population of Wisconsin has taken offense at this.

    Anyway, the race is on to succeed Tom Tiffany in the Wisconsin seventh congressional district and it’s turning out to be a bunch of opportunists wishing to cash in on the congressional grift machine and line their pockets, or people wanting to suck off the gubmint teat. They are all SO needy, it’s unbearable.

    Candidate PW is a corporate lawyer whose stump speech is all about ending “frivolous lawsuits”. My guess is this guy is just an insurance industry shill, trying to reduce lawsuit payments. He has since dropped out of the race.

    Candidate number two is a “moderate Republican”, but I can’t seem to find her name through numerous searches. She may be a “red herring’ to siphon off votes from other candidates.

    Candidate three is JE. A woman with a maybe one year old baby boy. She lost a primary run a few years back against the sitting Wisconsin 3rd Congressional district congressman. She’s a “carpet bagger” who only moved into the 7th district to be able to run. If she wanted to save America, she’d stay home and crank out a bunch of white babies. Husband appears to be a bit of a soy boy.

    The next guy is KH. He was held hostage in the 1978 Iran hostage crisis. Not a bad guy but he appears to have a hard on for military action against Iran. Plus, he is in the financial planning business and well if you think these guys have your best interest at heart in our bloated stock market, you are a special kind of naive.

    This brings us to the most insufferable of this sorry lot, one MA. He is the son-in-law of Saun Duffey, our current Secretary of Transportation. SD showed up at the 7th Congressional District Caucus back in March to shill for his son-in-law. Not directly, as there are laws against that, but behind the scenes and by his presence. MA lives in his in-law’s basement, has not had a real job of sorts, and is hoping to win the “congressional lottery” through family connections. He has agreed to just one debate as he feels his endorsement from Donald Trump (wonder how that happened) requires him to debate just once.

    I will sit out this whole primary shitshow and see where things tumble in when November comes.

  8. Flyin Bryan

    Let me add a couple of additional items to the MA story. His grandparents are immigrants from Cuba. I’m not sure how they got here. Obviously, they didn’t stay to make Cuba great again. Only heritage Americans fully understand what it took to get American to where it was before the freeloaders came charging in. Also, MA’s parents play golf with a popular state senator and he has endorsed MA.

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