Anthony wrote: ↑Sat Oct 30, 2021 9:03 pm
That speech seems particularly unsettling.
I think it's the obvious unhealthy smarmy car salesman 7ish deceit mixed with his counterflow stacking...something about the combination 3 and a counterflow stacking creates something very unsettling. I hate to sound like this, but it really does remind me of the quality of Hitler's and Goebbels's and even Richard Spencer's(probably so/sp) speeches. Like the speeches
foreshadow extermination.
Yes, he is unsettling but Sargon was also spot on about him. He intuitively grasped the core problem. Nick needs to be
mirrored; that means he needs to be allowed in the general conversation. Otherwise all bets are off.
So Sargon very deftly mirrored him by expanding on his ideas when he felt there was something to them while refusing to bond with him, which would make Nick feel he had that strong Se support behind him for his lunatic ideas. From the very beginning, Sargon wouldn't even yield an inch to say there could
specifically be a problem with trans people, or
any particular people, in the military or anywhere. I'm quite sure he's mused about it outloud elsewhere.
Now that I understand more about those dynamics, it's even more infuriating that when Sargon said it's ridiculous to say black people aren't included in American culture, they've been here for hundreds of years, Destiny and Hasan jumped down his throat like two salivating Pavlov dogs, misinterpreting him with willful blindness. (They didn't come by choice, it wasn't inclusive!!!
). He was trying to set an example for Nick and instead
they set an example for why Nick shouldn't alter course--i.e., the left is hysterical and twists what you say.
In any case I don't think Nick's irredeemable but after ALL that deplatforming and with ALL the cancel culture holding people culpable for every breath they ever took, I really do wonder, as young as he is, how he can possibly develop in a more normal way.