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@avidseries

Good and bad ideas are fairly equally distributed across the political spectrum.

Joined July 2022

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@avidseries
16h
Over the past week, I've asked a number of accounts who have argued that Nathan Cofnas engages in "pseudoscience" or "eugenics" to explain how SPECIFICALLY he does this, and not one of them has responded, not even after I ratio'd them in their replies. "Pseudoscience" and
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@avidseries
17h
The same week that Nathan Cofnas was suspended by Ghent University after he drew attention to a pathologically lying retarded race mascot, Cambridge University appointed a woman who has encouraged Muslims to study engineering and computers so that they can successfully wage jihad
The Spectator
@spectator
Aug 25
Cambridge University's education faculty – former home of Jason Arday – has appointed as assistant research professor who wrote that Muslims should study engineering and computers 'to produce advanced weaponry for Jihad in order that the deen [Islam] may dominate over all other
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@avidseries
Aug 24
Why would rightoids want to read long form when they have a whole universe of intellectually-undemanding red-meat pundits on YouTube and radio and Twitter? Long-form stuff is for people who attend elite colleges and have IQs above 120 — in other words, the libtarded.
Patrick Ruffini
@PatrickRuffini
Aug 24
The most right wing person on Substack's rising in US politics list is literally Nate Silver lol
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@avidseries
Aug 24
It looks like the general downward trend in homicide is even more pronounced if you track black-on-white homicide. Since the 60s, blacks have murdered over 100,000 more whites than whites have murdered blacks. The number of white victims is now only fraction of what it once was.
National Conservative
@NatCon2022
Aug 24
The interracial homicide tracking project Black on White 2023: 637 2024: 536 2025: 437 2026: 272 national-conservative.com/extremist-file…
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@avidseries
Aug 24
In so many ways, conservatives are less equipped than progressives to win the culture wars in the long term, but not in this one very important way: They are producing much more of the next generation.