The election hit me hard yesterday watching the blatant cheating happen yet again, and realizing how much of an eye opener this hopefully will be. I am very jaded about it ultimately making any difference, but I feel like there was a lot of talk and thought among various right-types that 'this would be different' from poll watching, to general discontentment with biden, our crashing economy etc. What I suspected would happen loosely did, you had a few soft rights / RINOS / YKW-approved republicans win, whereas any election denier or MAGA type were dismantled by various schemes (see kari lake in az, or colorado primary tina peters). As to wheter it was rigged (likely) or so many women would rather kill babies than deal with hyper inflation it ultimately doesn't matter as they both point to a deep rot.
Everyone here largely knows voting was not going to make a difference, and that is not the point. I feel like yesterday was a bit of an inflection point showing nothing was going to change, we are in a terminal decline that will not be stopped.
So...that brings us to this point, us men among the ruins...where do we go from here? If Evola could see what has happened to the world, it would stun him how far we have fallen, and I think how clearly we see how much further we can fall.
From here, where do we go, what do we do? Last night I felt like I had a new divine guidance or power wash over me with how important of a question this is to answer. Of course the number one priority is the safety and well being of my family, and how much of the decadence of society is meaningless. I think naturally the first question is where to go? I don't think this has an easy answer, Europe is mostly lost, and much of the world is corrupt or would be hard to move to. For all intents where in the USA might be best to weather the storm? Some of the heartland states, Arkansas, Missouri, or some of the Appalachia areas are not bad, but you are so close to very dense population zones, inevitably when more riots, shortages and so on happen it will spill over and out. Colorado, my home state, becomes more degenerate by the year, (((they))) targeted it to be new California, and have changed it almost unrecognizably over the last 10-15 years - full of hipsters, gays, jews, and druggies. It would be easiest to stay in a place I know, but its un-affordable here, and I make decent money. North, like Idaho or Maine you deal with high prices like Colorado. Sometimes I think Alaska as it has the advantages of loosely being a separate country but the downsides are long dark winters and tougher growing seasons. Anywhere, we know there will be far more blm-type agitations, and 'evil whitey' propaganda, more diversity hires, more DEI type business practices, etc.
I know how important spirituality is as well, but it is hard for me to not become fatalistic or disengaged with the 'real world' as it feels so beyond redemption at this point. Well, short term for a single life anyway. Even when you realize how fallen this world is, and how God will have the final say, we still have to live in the here and now, and still have responsibilities to our family, if nothing else.
Yesterday, the forces of darkness made clear they are not playing around, and society continues to fall apart, we find ourselves in this crumbling world and must learn to best navigate it.
Everyone here largely knows voting was not going to make a difference, and that is not the point. I feel like yesterday was a bit of an inflection point showing nothing was going to change, we are in a terminal decline that will not be stopped.
So...that brings us to this point, us men among the ruins...where do we go from here? If Evola could see what has happened to the world, it would stun him how far we have fallen, and I think how clearly we see how much further we can fall.
From here, where do we go, what do we do? Last night I felt like I had a new divine guidance or power wash over me with how important of a question this is to answer. Of course the number one priority is the safety and well being of my family, and how much of the decadence of society is meaningless. I think naturally the first question is where to go? I don't think this has an easy answer, Europe is mostly lost, and much of the world is corrupt or would be hard to move to. For all intents where in the USA might be best to weather the storm? Some of the heartland states, Arkansas, Missouri, or some of the Appalachia areas are not bad, but you are so close to very dense population zones, inevitably when more riots, shortages and so on happen it will spill over and out. Colorado, my home state, becomes more degenerate by the year, (((they))) targeted it to be new California, and have changed it almost unrecognizably over the last 10-15 years - full of hipsters, gays, jews, and druggies. It would be easiest to stay in a place I know, but its un-affordable here, and I make decent money. North, like Idaho or Maine you deal with high prices like Colorado. Sometimes I think Alaska as it has the advantages of loosely being a separate country but the downsides are long dark winters and tougher growing seasons. Anywhere, we know there will be far more blm-type agitations, and 'evil whitey' propaganda, more diversity hires, more DEI type business practices, etc.
I know how important spirituality is as well, but it is hard for me to not become fatalistic or disengaged with the 'real world' as it feels so beyond redemption at this point. Well, short term for a single life anyway. Even when you realize how fallen this world is, and how God will have the final say, we still have to live in the here and now, and still have responsibilities to our family, if nothing else.
Yesterday, the forces of darkness made clear they are not playing around, and society continues to fall apart, we find ourselves in this crumbling world and must learn to best navigate it.
