Post: #51

Who gives a fuck about the Alt-Right, the Huffington Post is openly doxxing people, and the entire MSM is giving each other high fives over it:

Post: #52

Doxxing is a part of the MSM playbook, as well as the leftist playbook. And now apparently a part of the alt-right playbook.

Now that we live in an online social media outrage culture, people are going to be doxxed all the time because of infra-factional conflict, or by opposing political movements.

Post: #53

Much of this behavior is the result of a deeper cultural rot and adaptation to a society that's become deeply corrupt and morally bankrupt.

Many men simply are not raised to have any sort of loyalty anymore. Many of our 'allies' are simply opportunists who are trying to play the fame game for views and notoriety. I've even seen posts on this forum where guys admitted to pursuing and/or banging their friends girlfriends, something that would never even cross my mind.

I'm pretty old school when it comes to traditional masculine values like loyalty. There are certain lines I simply don't cross, but it has cost me opportunities. When you are loyal to certain people or groups that lose the political battle in an organization you will probably be sent packing sooner or later. Gaining status in a corporation requires complete disloyalty and a Machiavellian strategy.

There really is a lack of true brotherhood in the modern world and we are greatly divided.

You have to be careful who you trust as an ally these days, but there are certain things that you can look for. A man's life tells a story and you just have to read it.

Do they have friends they have known for many years? Are they part of any organizations that value loyalty? (Ex-military, long time member of a church/community/fraternal organization) Do they stick to projects or hobbies for a long period of time? Do you share the same values?

These are just a few questions to see if the man is going to a real ally versus a fake one.

Post: #54

Since when do we call a cop/fed informant, a Jewish supremacist filmmaker and a congressional candidate for speaker of the house part of the 'Alt-Right'? These people that have doxxed Ricky Vaughn are not in any way representative of the Alt-Right and neither are the LARP'ers that purity spiral the movement. They are saboteurs that are playing everyone because people keep repeating the lie that they are representative.

They only represent the straw man version of the movement that they as saboteurs have created. This will happen to every successful right wing movement that comes along because people cannot ever recognise this simple fact. This is why all LARP'ers should be treated as saboteurs. It is absolutely staggering that anyone ever let Cantwell continue to have a platform.

Thank goodness the true Alt-Right as a philosophy is immune to this faggotry. Over time as demographic trends inevitably break down society this philosophy will continue to grow in influence and no amount of fed activity and bad actors will stop its rise to prominence.

Post: #55

^ The name "Alt-Right" has been tainted by the Enochs, Cantwells, Nehlens etc. etc. that have taken over the movement since Trump got elected. Let them have it. We've already got neomasculinity.

Post: #56

Fuck alt-right. I pledge allegiance to the Roosh Right.

Post: #57

Cantwell always struck me as unhinged given his background/criminal record.

Nehlen always posted memes and talked about "the joos", so what was his contribution?

Alt-right was a label coined by richard spencer, who decided he didn't want to make public university appearances because of antifa. He seems like a rich boy LARPer anyway.

This is not a big tent movement anymore--maybe by intention--so the movement will continue to balkanize with heavy infighting.

Post: #58

When the boomers die off and things start getting legitimately ugly there will be no alt-right. There will just be the Right. What we have suffered under these last 50 years is the cuck-Right.

Spencer et al will always be a fringe, which is why guys like Roosh are correct to put themselves above the present tidal movements, at least for now.