Not a Feminist

Yeah. I don't tolerate historical revisionism. If I put on a period drama set in Europe and see black/brown faces, I'm turning it off. Absurd. Takes me right out.

Blackwashing an established white character? Nope, not watching that either. Fiction is grounded in a specific cultural context. If non whites are not capable of creating good fiction, that’s on them.

It’s grotesque. Same feeling as when men play on women’s sports. You know intuitively that something’s wrong, something’s off. Africans playing against other Africans, what’s the point? Who wants to watch that?

Fucking hell. Talk about insane jargon on top of more insane jargon. The average person has no idea what any of this means but freaks have no interest in communicating with normal people anyway. Their newspeak repels normies and that’s on purpose.

It will improve because it must. I refuse to hear defeatist speeches because they’re either coming from people who have skin in the game (ie non whites) or cynical people who think they’re being clever by discouraging everyone. Cynicism is lazy.

Other than wishful thinking, don’t you see things turning around? Five years ago, the term remigration was unheard of except in fringe circles. Now it’s on everybody’s lips. Overton window and all that. Look at the recent vote in the European Parliament. You think this would have happened even two years ago? No way.

Government censorship is all the more fierce, which suggests that the system is on its last legs and that the elites are in a panic. Moral blackmail based on racism is becoming less and less effective, the pretext for colonisation is finding less support and is being ridiculed almost everywhere.

Non-white people are also panicking because they can clearly sense that the tide has turned. Multiculturalism is a blatant failure, which can only lead to a country without an identity with unmanageable and stupid masses and, consequently, a poor country. In any case, this is not in the interests of those in power.

It is in their best interests to reverse the flows or we are heading straight for disaster. I’m not saying it will be easy, but it’s going to happen.

A majority of Europeans have had more than enough of mass immigration and want to put a stop to it, the polls speak for themselves on this matter.

Every country in Europe is shifting to the right (that is common sense policies), immigration is the number one issue, and the left has completely entangled itself in this. It cannot backtrack, so it is charging ahead (as with transgender ideology), which means the left must be treated as the party of the foreigner.

Yeah I figured. Obsession with AI, manga shit, self-proclaimed communist, self-proclaimed lesbian on Tumblr, hijabi pfp.

‘even’

Come on, you know that race trumps everything else. Your race is the same as your parents and your siblings, that’s what you identify with first and foremost.

Annoys the absolute shit out of me. Islamophobia? What? These Muslim fucks are shameless. And women in hijab have zero sense of self. God her whole blog is ragebait I swear.

Must be odd for them to finally be the victim of an attack lol.

Average muslim. There is nothing surprising about what she posts: hates Israel because she can’t get over the deep humiliation of muslims beaten by kuffars over and over again 😆

Hates the West yet anything she consumes/lives off/uses in her daily life is western. That’s got to create a massive inferiority complex which inevitably turns into hatred and resentment.

They must all leave. One way or another.

One tweet. That’s how many times JK Rowling tweeted about the scandal of the century, the rapes of thousands of English girls (white by definition) by Paki/muslim gangs. Once.

That’s the woman worshipped by feminists.

A woman who fights all day long with trannies online (clearly she has the time) but stays mum when it comes to the abuse of her own people, of her own sex.

She tweeted this in January 2025. When those horrors had been known for at least 10 years.

Better late than never I guess.

I'm currently re-reading Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn and it's very good.

Another book of hers I like is Dark Places.

Years ago, I read Elena Ferrante's My Brilliant Friend saga all in one go. I couldn't put her books down, literally devouring them one by one. Don't know if I would feel the same now if I re-read them. But at the time it was a completely engrossing experience.

Ruth Rendell is good. One short novel of hers in particular: The Strawberry Tree, has haunted me ever since I read it (when I was 17).