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I can’t remember a time when things have been worse. The moral and social consensus of the society I grew up in, has gone. I’ve disengaged from nearly all media and stopped reading the newspapers but, as it’s a public holiday, I thought I’d chance a peek at the dear old Daily Mail. Two top stories - the photo of a naked, mutilated victim of Hamas has won an esteemed prize from a US university, and a school photography firm is banning disabled or odd looking children from your child’s class photo for you. Reading the comments on both these news stories is utterly black pilling. So many people feel no connection to the society in which they live and have no faith in any institution. They have no respect for those that govern them and scorn any notion of Britain being ‘Great’ anymore. The ‘final acts of this tragedy’, as you put it AA will be ugly whichever way it plays out - containment or yet more repression. It’s hard to know how the country I now reside in, Australia, could get much more brutal and repressive - we set the bar very high here in Melbourne- but the Aussie government will give it a ‘fair go’ no doubt.

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So true. Everyone is totally disconnected

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It is terrible. I have felt without hope at times lately. I see people saying openly they are glad they never brought children into this world and, for the first time in my life, I understand what they mean. I would not be without my children, but I fear for their future. British people used to think Australia was a country they could come to, to escape the decline in Britain. But this place has the same sickness, it’s just not as advanced yet.

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We need people to have more children if we want a civilisation to continue. Things will get better eventually. Our ancestors went through worse and got through. We need a continuation to carry the light and bring us through.

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I agree. But we have a task on our hands convincing those that have abdicated a stake in the future. Feminism really did its work on many women of my generation and that which followed. Of the contemporaries I had at university, I’m the only woman that had more than one child. I recall a female professor telling a group of us that if we wanted to succeed professionally, we should avoid having children. But, if we absolutely had to, to have only one child. Feminism, the global warming scam, the emphasis on the individual and not the community, endless societal decline - they’ve all led to anti-natalism. It’s a shame, as being a good mother and a good father is an achievement well within the capabilities of most people.

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At least we have Dutton’s theory that because it is people like you and me having multiple children we will eventually regain control and produce the future elites. It’s not a terribly optimistic prediction, but there is hope in it.

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Definitely - we probably won’t see the change in our lifetimes but, hopefully, our children’s children will live to see the change.

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Still reeling from the child abuse case in Utah. So many were involved and the sadistic mother trying to blame it on the other woman. They got such a short sentence, and the father and the lazy friends, who made her children scrub her floors, walked off scott-free. An aberration in the fabric of time.

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It’s awful. It’s hard to believe what we are living through at times.

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Hasn’t the Australian (British Empire) rulers always been brutal and repressive?

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The British RF doesn't seem to rule over anything. They are just rich people with titles, that get paid to do volunteering.

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I think that you're right on the moral unity point. On Canadian social media, there is a flood of comments under basically every post of normies saying that we need to start mass deportations and that immigration is ruining the country. Not even from anons, but from normies with their faces and names attached to their accounts. I talked to my father about this and he's had several colleagues of his express the same sentiment to him on person. Things are clearly reaching a breaking point.

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I'm in my mid 20ies living in Ontario, working with all white guys younger than me. Not a single one since we started working together in 2022 has had a positive thing to say about immigration or the government since I've met them, if there is any moral unity among Anglo Canadians it's disgust for the government.

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Apr 14·edited Apr 14

It would be impossible at this point to deport them. So many have married white Americans and had children with them. You see older white ladies with old, right off the boat, Mexican husbands. They will never deport them. The US must have some kind of agreement with Central America to take care of their people. They send their sickest up here, too. And so many Americans are just fine with millions and millions coming into the US nonstop. I don't think the "normies" have any problem with it.

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Have you yet considered that our ruling class degenerating into an absolute travesty is part of the regime's wider plan of demoralisation? It befuddles me when our prime minister and other such nonces are referred to as key regime actors when clearly they are not.

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We're all just treading water at this point because no one wants to be the one to strike the tinder box less they cannot control the flames.

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I have also worried that they are teeing up their own hand-crafted "great man" who will save the people from the rotten governments the same backers as his created. But at the same time, it seems a bit much and there's limited guarantee of stability even after this new world order is established on the controlled collapse of the old one.

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This discussion feels like a good opportunity to take a closer look at vanguardism and lessons from Lenin.

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It certainly does, probably the only way the DR will survive if things get any harsher.

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Very interesting as always AA.

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