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“If I know your sect, I anticipate your argument.”

Why are ‘the longing for a free Palestine and an end to Israeli barbarism… both noble and necessary goals?’ These are libtard goals.

‘Reactionaries above all hate being compared to anyone else, because they already know they will fail the comparison.’

What do you even mean by that word? It's not at all clear, especially since you yourself are some sort of Trad Christian and the spitting image of what most think of when they hear that word. It's ‘reactionary’ to oppose the left? Are you a Marxist?

‘The point is that the Left understands power: specifically, that it is expressed materially, in tangible outcomes.’

And what has been the outcome of the protests? Has Meloni stopped weapons shipments to Israel? Has Italy recognised a Palestinian state? Has safe passage for the boats trying to bring aid into Gaza been secured?

Personally, I have no investment in this, because I am not against Israel . But if you go listen to that side, and see what has them panicking, it's all memes on social media. They're far, far more afraid of Trump's base turning on them and the effects of social media on public opinion, which they are losing, than some leftists protesting.

‘It makes much more sense to be a “both sides are bad” guy on this issue than it does on the Israel-Palestine conflict, in which a nationalist group is physically resisting Jews.’

Hamas is not a nationalist group. It may occasionally appeal to nationalist sentiments, but it's an Islamist group with an internationalist focus that sees its war on Israel as part of a larger struggle.

I wouldn't expect TRS to know this, let alone teach you this, but Islamism as we know it today grew out of dissatisfaction with post-independence nationalist governments in the Arab and Islamic world and has always condemned nationalism as idolatry and Jahalia, or a return to a pre-Islamic Paganism.

If I wanted to be equally intellectually dishonest, I might as easily describe this as a war between Islamic globalism and ethnonationalism. But in truth it's a straightforward ethnic struggle between two Levantine groups competing over land.

And then finally we get to the real crux of the article—a call for retreat thinly disguised as a call to action. Stop engaging with mainstream politics. Self-ghettoise and join some fringe organisation. It's pure LARP, it won't affect anything. No one cares. Social media is power in our age.

‘As difficult as this is, it’s also really simple. Do you want to stop Israel?’

No, I don't.

‘Our side is our faith, our blood, and our soil, and our enemy is satan’s chosen people.’

It's not my faith. It's not the faith of most Europeans under 30. If you hate the Jews so much then why have you adopted their religion? As Nietzsche wrote, when reading the Bible one is in the company of Jews. And he had the New Testament in mind as much as the Old.

‘On some level, the reactionary hates everything that shows his own cowardice and laziness. This why conservatives hate Fascists (or National Socialists, or other true Rightists)—the fact that there were people willing to march in the streets, slug communists, and burn books, showed them to not be those people. Let’s not fail this same test.’

Weren't you just arguing that white nationalists should not go out into the street and fight the left? That they should sit back and condemn both sides?

I agree that white nationalists should try to get themselves into positions of power. But they're far better off running anonymous accounts online while working their way into congressional internships and such.

You seem quite fixated on the Jews. So look at how they achieved their power. They controlled media. Until the internet, we could never have competed with that, but now we can. They worked their way into established political parties or supported up-and-coming ones.

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