PROMETHEAN ANTAGONIST

More cause to be offended.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 1:18 PM 0 comments

Civilization hovers somewhere in that Freudian realm between absolute abandon and absolute control. When a fervent outpost is reached on either end one can expect its opposite to eventually manifest. It is the country that wanders on the fine line between chaos and restraint that is most successful in survival and worldly achievement.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 6:59 PM 0 comments

What an utter waste.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 4:36 PM 0 comments

(They really should be embarrased)

I could never be Muslim…well I could maybe go with the 72 virgins thing. They don’t have to be virgins either. It doesn’t even have to be 72. It could be like…three.

What if the promised 72 are all ugly? Now you know why they’re virgins. To top it off, one is missing. Only 71. God punishes you by showing you the missing one. She’s hot, but isn’t a virgin.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 10:01 PM 0 comments

(a repost with some editing)

What could offer greater insight as a symbol of the schisms within America’s political thought than Pennsylvania senator John Fetterman?

Fetterman, by most measures, is a liberal Democrat. In most legislation he votes a party line. But, this is where such distinctions end. Fetterman doesn’t hate America and he doesn’t hate America’s free market system. He doesn’t hate its history or its people. He doesn’t think that Donald Trump is a criminal that should be imprisoned on fabricated charges. Most noteworthy, he seems to appraise issues through a reasoned practical lense. He’s not at war with people he simply disagrees with.

In addition to Fetterman’s values and behavior, it’s noteworthy how the public views him and it says a lot about them.

The senator fell last year and was slightly injured. On social media and elsewhere, well-wishing poured in wishing him a speedy recovery. By far, most of such well-wishing was from Republicans, conservatives, and — dare I say — “MAGA.” The right knows that Fetterman is “on the other side” but has also seen him to be an essentially decent person — a patriot.

It’s beyond revealing that the far left lunatics that have taken over Fetterman’s own party were noticeably not so sympathetic to his injury. These are the same leftist extremists that cheered on the murder of Charlie Kirk and daily wish for the presidents death — as well as ill-will toward his family and supporters (those “fascist” food servers who like not having their tips taxed).

Antifa and its violent excesses are truly the voice of leftism in America today. This group includes an establishment power elite hoping to steer the nation off a socialist cliff and a rag-tag groups of followers with pink hair, multiple piercings, and a grudge against unknown authority figures from their past.

The traditional American political parties are becoming irrelevant as grand realignments are taking place that are crystalizing into a polarity of those who favor America’s system of government and culture vs a Jacobin revolutionary clique that is globalist in nature and at war with the country itself — traditional American classical liberalism vs …communism (authoritarian collectivism).

More John Fetterman’s could save the day but, as of now, most Democomms are on board with a host of subversive tactics to bring down the republic. If they pull off majorities during the midterm elections, they’ve made it clear; impeach and remove Trump and the Vice President (they don’t need an objective reason, only votes). Install their Speaker of the House— Jeffries. Pack the court, give the imported horde citizenship and voting “rights.” Sign on to every global socialist scheme possible, and hand a once free people over to the Jacobin clique that has brought anguish to millions across history.

…balanced on the blade of history.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 11:03 AM 0 comments

The authoritarian collectivists understand that decades of prosperity and freedom inevitably lead to an emerging laziness and disenchantment. From there, the “revolution” becomes easy. Once the totalitarian structure is in place it’s too late to return to sanity. The soft, pampered, and impressionable follow a suicidal path to dystopian hell…and never admit that they fked up.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 7:00 PM 0 comments

A warrior cult.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 10:39 AM 0 comments

More BS from the same bureauclowns who brought us the Corona scam.

https://thelibertydaily.com/media-spreads-hantavirus-hysteria-attempt-save-disgraced-who/

(the link won't post effectively -- just copy into browser window).

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 1:09 PM 0 comments

Jack Smith, the Biden "justice" department, and lawfare. ...for the "crime" of contesting an election.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 12:58 PM 0 comments

Brandon Gill's insightful appraisal of cultural cohesion (from the 4:15 point in the video).

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 11:10 PM 0 comments

Ahh, actually, no. Honest observers have noted how little the Republican Party has changed over the years. For decades, it’s been the party of business (capitalism) and held the founder’s suspicions of “big government.” They certainly possess numerous attributes worthy of criticism and more often than not fail to act as a fervent counterbalance to the direction Democrats are taking the country.

The Democrats, for decades, have been accurately described as “liberal,” on most issues holding positions to the left of what Republicans represented.

The far left attempted a seizure of the Democrat party in the presidential election of 1972 when senator George McGovern sought to install the 60s “counter culture” into the White House. Losing that election in a landslide defeat resulted in a more sober appraisal of the nation’s sympathies and a more moderate course in policy.

By far, most Democrats held views that could be described as reasonably “patriotic.” There was no indication that they hated the country or its history. But even back then conservative Republicans were often described as “extreme” or “dangerous.” The dominant news sources already possessed a pro-Democrat bias. The “N-word” (“Nazi”) wasn’t yet bandied about as it is so often today but indirect allusions were there. Barry Goldwater was depicted as a crazed and dangerous extremist, quite contrary to what one could see on talk shows and interviews. If one read his books (e.g. “the Consciousness of a Conservative”) or listened to him express his views it was pretty clear that he was just the conservative alternative to the liberalism already gaining influence over the broader culture. He had a great sense of humor and was unapologetically pro-American and anti-communist. A couple decades later, Ronald Reagan espoused the same values, this time quite successfully. It was at this point that the “Nazi/fascist” moniker started to be applied — to a president that was neither. Unlike the current president, Reagan had a likable relatively humble persona. It was hard to make the extremist monikers stick.

More than a few leftist observers in the past have noted that, if leftism (some variant of compulsorary socialism) was to gain control in America, it would do so through the already “liberal” Democrat party. Today’s establishment leftist now often espouses the popularized title of “Democratic Socialist,” implying a kinder gentler means of imposing government authority.

It was the so-called “Tea Party” that reintroduced a legitimate conservative response to how far cultural leftism had taken the country. Tea Party protests were truly “peaceful protests.” There was no Antifa-style coercion and violence.

The over-arching sentiment of conservative reaction has been suspicion of central government authority — something well in line the the founder’s vision. To be genuinely conservative was, and continues to be, a resistance to the momentum toward statism. In this regard the party most compatible with such a vision is obviously the Republican party. There are always a host of fringe issues (e.g. abortion, “trans rights”) that affiliate on one side of the spectrum or another but, in the most basic confrontation, the divide remains statism vs. the country’s founding principles as outlined in the constitution and Bill of Rights.

The “both sides do it” argument is deceptive and weak and flies in the face of objective appraisal. While an occasional nut-case can emerge on either side of the political spectrum, in our own time, rabid toxic rage has found a firm footing among those who seek to override elections and voters’ sympathies and impose the usual goals of Jacobin/communist thinking. Ironic but rather typical, the socialist rabble has formed a temporary alliance with some very wealthy and powerful people and institutions. This follows the typical “revolutionary” blueprint. Everyone thinks they’ll emerge on top when the revolution has destroyed our current system but that’s never what happens. Some psychopath is no doubt waiting in the wings carried upward by an alliance of deep-state — “color revolution” — operatives, garden variety Marxist revolutionaries, and now, Islamists. All poised to go at each others’ throats after they rid themselves of the “bourgeoisie masses’” experiment in self-government.

The establishment media and their favorite interviewees often talk of the need to “turn down the rhetoric” — typically after one of theirs has expressed or committed acts of violence.

There is a clear difference between each side, what they want, and how they seek to achieve their goals. At some point, aggressive impulse could change with the side on defense flipping. For now, conservatism still merely seeks to maintain a civil society that is free, stable, and prosperous. The left, sensing their successes, smells blood in the water and is willing to commit any act that achieves their revolutionary goals of establishing themselves on the throne of power.

For now, “both sides [don’t] do it.” The left may oppose “kings” but they’re more than fine with a punitive bureau-state.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 6:38 PM 0 comments

The gospel according to Kevin or Ashly. “Oh my god it’s like, you know, it’s kinda like, and then he goes…blessed are the whatever.”

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Ever been at some public place like a shopping mall and you see a sign with a picture of a knife and fork? Wouldn’t it be funny if you followed the arrow and it was just a store that sold knives and forks?

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“Her outfit leaves nothing to the imagination.” What’s that supposed to mean? I imagine all sorts of things when I see a girl in a skimpy outfit. Wouldn’t it be more accurate to say, “her outfit really sparks the imagination?”

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I was at the mall and saw one of those places that sell bras. There was a sign that said 50% off…but, it only covered one side.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 9:19 PM 0 comments

A. No tax on tips.

B. A White House ballroom, paid for privately.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 10:58 AM 0 comments

'Nothing against qualified women in positions of law inforcement but...

DEI on full display. Watch the reactions of the men and women to a potential presidential assasination.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 2:37 PM 0 comments

"...Not really.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 2:03 PM 0 comments

You've been warned.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 12:08 PM 0 comments

Your Marxist teacher unions at work.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 10:31 AM 0 comments

Excerpt from the slow movement of Bruckner's 5th symphony.

# posted by Promethean Antagonist @ 9:32 AM 0 comments