Where's the Revolution / Revolution mash up

You've been kept down
You've been pushed 'round
You've been lied to
You've been fed truths
Who's making your decisions?
You or your religion
Your government, your countries
You patriotic junkies

Where's the revolution

You say you want a revolution
Well, you know

Come on, people
You're letting me down

We all want to change the world

Where's the revolution
Come on, people
You're letting me down

You tell me that it's evolution
Well, you know
We all want to change the world

You've been pissed on
For too long
Your rights abused
Your views refused
They manipulate and threaten
With terror as a weapon
Scare you till you're stupefied

Wear you down until you're on their side

 

But when you talk about destruction
Don't you know that you can count me out
Don't you know it's gonna be
All right, all right, all right

 

Where's the revolution

You say you got a real solution
Well, you know
We'd all love to see the plan

Come on, people
You're letting me down

You ask me for a contribution
Well, you know
We're doing what we can

 

Where's the revolution
Come on, people
You're letting me down

Where's the revolution
Come on, people
You're letting me down

 

But if you want money for people with minds that hate
All I can tell is brother you have to wait

The train is coming
The train is coming
The train is coming
The train is coming
So get on board

 

Don't you know it's gonna be
All right, all right, all right

 

Get on board
Get on board
Get on board

 

You say you'll change the constitution

 

The engine's humming
The engine's humming
The engine's humming
The engine's humming

 

Well, you know

So get on board
Get on board
Get on board
Get on board

 

We all want to change your head

 

The train is coming
The train is coming
The train is coming
The train is coming

You tell me it's the institution

So get on board
Get on board
Get on board
Get on board

 

Well, you know

 

The engine's humming
The engine's humming
The engine's humming
The engine's humming

You better free you mind instead

 

So get on board
Get on board
Get on board

Where's the revolution
Come on, people
You're letting me down

But if you go carrying pictures of chairman Mao

 

Where's the revolution
Come on, people
You're letting me down

 

You ain't going to make it with anyone anyhow

Where's the revolution
Come on, people
You're letting me down

Don't you know it's gonna be
All right, all right, all right
All right, all right, all right
All right, all right, all right
All right, all right

The Battle of He Will Not Divide Us (HWNDU)

The battle of HWNDU

            The Normies, incensed by Trump’s victory through the use of meme magic granted him by Pepe, kek be upon him, sent the Normie General Shia LaBeouf to invade New York in an operation known as He Will Not Divide Us (HWNDU). At first a great force of Normies occupied the webcam with their battle cry He Will Not Divide Us. Quickly the Kekistani people rallied and initiated a resistance against the occupying force. At first Kekistani Troll troopers infiltrated the webcam and sent messages to other Kekistani people, spreading the message of resistance using the Normies own weapons against them.

            In one battle a Kekistani only known as The Hero of Reeeeeeee trolled the Normie’s so hard they became frustrated. This was part of the Kekistani Resistance plan to get the Normie force angry in order to unbalance them. Shortly after that General Shia returned to rally the troops only to be met by another Kekistani Troll Trooper. This troll Trooper, of Hitler did nothing wrong fame managed to take down general Shia with a single use of meme magic. The police showed up and arrested Shia, a great victory for the Kekistani people.

            Other exploits of the Battle of HWNDU can be found in the great Kekistani archives of YouTube. Exploits like the Charge of the Milk Brigade, The Stand of the Museum of Kek, and Night Raid of Shadilay that lasted hours until the batters on the MP3 player died, but by then the damage was done. The overwhelming resistance to the Normie invasion eventually led the Normies under a returned General Shia to retreat to Albuquerque, New Mexico. This maneuver was quickly routed by the Kekistani people and their allies the Trump supporters.

            In a panic General Shia disbanded his forces and retreated again. General Shia still had one more tactic ready. He set up his camera aimed at a flag that said He Will Not Divide Us, clearly intent on the suppression and persecution of the Kekistani people. The people of Kekistan are proud and with the help of their intelligence agency of 4chan they were able to locate the oppressive Normie flag. They took the flag down and in its place raised up a Kekistani T-shirt and a Make America Great Again hat. A flag raising only to be rivaled by the flag raised at Iwo Jima during WWII.

            The Normies have been driven from the meme fields for now but the Kekistani people must remain ever vigilant against the foes who would seek to steal the power of Pepe and the lush meme fields of Kekistan. Normiestan and Cuckistan will try and take the meme fields again but the Kekistani people will resist.

 

Praise Pepe, Kek be upon him.

Snoop Dogg Not Clowning Around

I have been trying to figure out if Snoop Dogg was joking with his video. I am all for jokes and had no problem with the rodeo clown that wore an Obama mask (as well as a Bush and Bill Clinton mask). So if Snoop Dog was just making a joke than I should be okay with it. So the question is was he making a joke or not? I’ve watched the video several times and other than the use of clowns I have not found anything to lead me to believe that it was supposed to be a joke video.

            The video shows a man being shot by a cop for having a toy gun in his briefcase after being pulled over for smoking pot. If the video is supposed to be a joke than why is he making fun of people being shot by cops needlessly? This tone continues throughout the video with lyrics like:

Fuck the police, from a black man's point of view
Spray that shit, say that shit

And

Clownin' around, don't come your clown ass 'round here
Nigga you gon' get down
Real talk, I'm leavin' all you clown ass niggas outlined in chalk

Not really like any jokes I’ve heard before. Check out the full lyrics here

https://genius.com/Badbadnotgood-lavender-nightfall-remix-lyrics

Reading the lyrics I was more surprised than hearing them. With the music and the video the lyrics get lost a little bit. The video goes on to show a clown version of Donald Trump called Ronald Klump. As the video draws to an end you see Snoop Dogg holding a gun aimed at Ronald Klump’s head while the Klump has his hands up. Snoop Dogg pulls the trigger and a bang flag comes out. The gun with a bang flag is an old troupe joke so it made me question if the whole video was just a joke. Yet examining the video and the lyrics farther leads me to believe that it was not a joke. Finally the video ends with Ronald Klump tied up in chains while Snoop and another man try to intimidate him while smoking and passing something back and forth.

            When asked about the video Snoop had this to say:

 

“Any time I drop something, I’m trying to fill in a void…I feel like it’s a lot of people making cool records, having fun, partying, but nobody’s dealing with the real issue with this fucking clown as president, and the shit that we dealing with out here, so I wanted to take time out to push pause on a party record and make one of these records for the time being.”

--Snoop Dogg

He says “Nobody’s dealing with the real issue with this fucking clown as president”. It would appear that Snoop’s method in dealing with this “fucking clown” is to shoot him and put him in chains. Violence against those you politically disagree with is never okay unless they are physically violent with you. It would seem this is an aging gangster rappers last attempt to keep his street cred which was lost long ago in a puff of marijuana smoke. Bye Snoop whatever you’re calling yourself now (lion, dogg, who knows) it was a wild ride while it lasted. Time to retire and live off your mom like a good Regressive.

 

Sources

https://genius.com/Badbadnotgood-lavender-nightfall-remix-lyrics

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4i3bAtEuJE

The media flu

The media is sick in America. It has caught a fever of sensationalism. This is fine when we realize that this is not new in America. The job of a news station is to get people to watch, the same job that sitcoms have. The media used to hold up this standard of unbiased reporting as the ideal of what it meant to be a reporter and a news outlet. Now it is all about how many people can we get to watch and how fast can we get the story out before everyone else. This is also fine.        What is not fine is taking the news media as a fair and unbiased source of reporting. This appearance is what has changed and it can clearly be seen. We like to pretend that we have an unbiased media and that we are accepting of others and their points of view. In reality we never have been. That is not to say America is terrible, in fact the opposite is true. America is great because of the ideals it was founded on. The idea that everyone is created equal. That everyone has a right outside of government to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The Government does not give these rights to us but instead we are born with them. These ideals are at the foundation of what America is.

The narrative that America is terrible often points out terrible things that have happened in the past. They look at the slaughter of native people, slavery, and segregation. They fail to look at historical context. Conquest is nothing new and America is no different in that regard. They also fail to point out the fact that the Native Americans attacked and killed people too. Was what happened to the native people right? Yes and no. That is the best answer you can get with most any historic event. Was what Genghis Khan did great or terrible? He opened up a lot of trade, was tolerant of religion, spread doctors and teachers throughout his empire. But he also killed people, destroyed towns, and used biological warfare. The same can be said about America or any other country on the face of the earth. Every other culture has had slavery as well. Segregation has also taken part throughout history. So when you take these factors in terms of historical context and realize that they are nothing different then you have to look at the roots of a culture.

In the West the root of this culture is in the individual before the state. In America the individual comes first, then the family, then your extended family and your neighborhood, your community and city and so on until you get to the state and the nation. The media wants you to believe that America and Western culture is evil (racist, sexist, xenophobic, etc.) but this is simply not true. If it were true wouldn’t you see laws outlawing homosexuality or immigration? Would it not be more advantageous to be a member of the KKK instead of a liability or something to be publicly shamed for? The media wants it to be true because they can stay relevant. They can be the one that finally reveals the ‘truth’ behind the curtain that America is a truly awful place full of hate. They want it to be true so bad that they are willing to make it up. They have also forged an alliance with Social Justice Warriors at the universities and the Hollywood elites so they can attempt to control the narrative. America is rejecting that narrative and you can see the outrage by the media, SJW’s and Hollywood come out in the form of Antifa. Media will always be biased and write anything as long as it gets views. My advice, don’t get caught up in it all, try to make yourself a good person, and don’t forget to laugh.

A Story for Universities

A mom walks into the grocery store with her 5 year old son. She selects a few items and places them in her cart while he son constantly asks her for things. “Mommy can I have this, mommy can I have that?” Each time the mother replies “No dear, that’s not healthy” or “Sorry honey we can’t afford that.” As they walk down an aisle the boy runs ahead of his mother and grabs a package of cookies and runs back to his mom. “I want this” the boy says and tosses it in the cart “Okay” the mom replies tired of arguing with her son, besides what could one package of cookies hurt. The boy darts off again, this time coming back with a jumbo pack of cupcakes. “We are getting this” the boy says and again the mom says sure, those are her favorite cupcakes after all.

The boy’s face lights up and he skips on ahead. This time he comes back with a large soda bottle and puts it into the cart. “We are getting this too” the boy says. “Sorry honey we only drink soda on holiday’s remember.” The boy looks at his mom with an angry face. She is taken aback for a moment. “We are getting this soda!” The boy screams. People start to look and the mom can feel the eyes on her. “Okay dear,” she says “Now let’s finish our shopping quietly.” The boy grins and tilts his head back a glint in his eye. This time he grabs a box of fresh baked doughnuts and puts it in the cart.

“We are getting these and I’m going to eat them all on the way home” The mom hesitates and finally says “No honey we aren’t getting those donuts” The boy stamps his feet and starts to cry and scream. “Now that’s enough dear” the mom says a tinge of fear in her voice. But the boy continues to scream and runs down the aisle and knocks over a display. People stop and watch, the mother feels the eyes on her but tries to stand firm. The boy continues his rampage. He knocks items off the shelf and pushes the cart and yells at his mom “you are such a bad mom, you never feed or take care of me” The mother can see people watching and listening, she can almost hear what they are thinking. “What a terrible mother, why doesn’t she take care of her kid?” He son goes on, “You are the worst mother on the planet, you are so stupid, why do you hate me?” The mother can feel everyone in the store has stopped and are looking at her, listening to her son. She has no idea what to do. Does she give in just to make the problem go away? Does she discipline her child in the store? What if someone calls the cops because they think she is abusing her son? Does she ask for help?

            Universities, wake up, stop letting these children run the school. Don’t let protesters shut down a speech that other students, want to hear, paid to hear, and organized according to your guidelines. Do not be ashamed to discipline students and teachers for acts of violence and destruction. Would you let the KKK on campus to brake windows and burn things all to stop a speaker who they did not like? Would you tell the cops to stand down while people are being beaten in the street, businesses are being looted and smashed? Universities need to stand up against this, but we all know they will not. They are the universities now. The Professors are teaching this sort of behavior to their students. They are joining in the social justice crusade and praising those who commit violence and shut down free speech. They are the embodiment of the extreme of violent compassion.

The Culture War

I realize more and more that we are in a large culture war. Gamergate flew under the radar for most people who are not in the gaming community and who just don’t pay attention to that sort of thing. That was the testing ground. Now with attacks on Pewdiepie and Milo they are going full out. The videos put out by NBC are just them inducting child soldiers into the culture war (I know that is a bit extreme and feel free to correct me but that is how it seems). This video is supposed to shame people into thinking, “Well if children are afraid of Trump then he must be a bad man.”

It tries to illicit the parental protection circuit in our brains to make people hate/fear Trump for hurting or scaring our children much the same way a parent’s brain will hate/fear a predator attempting to eat our children. I have never really bought into the whole media collusion thing until I saw all the articles attacking Pewdiepie and Milo. In the case of Milo they knew about what he had said because he said it around a year ago and they sat on it until now when he was set to speak at CPAC. They all released their articles at the same time in a concentrated attack in an effort to get him deplatformed and get his book deal cancelled. They were successful.

They also separated Pewdiepie from Disney in the same way. We all know Walt Disney has a reputation for being an anti-Semite and so of course the Disney Company is very sensitive to anything anti-Semitic. It was no mistake that they tried to paint Pewdiepie as an anti-Semite and it worked. They also waited to release the story until his show on YouTube Red was about to come out. I fear my mind is slipping into conspiracy theory about mass media collusion and globalist agendas. I used to laugh at Glen Beck and Alex Jones when they talked about that stuff. But with the immigrant crisis in Europe, the suppression of Western ideas of free speech and individual rights, people advocating for open borders, and the splitting of people into identity groups I can’t help but wonder if those conspiracy theories were actually partly true.

I have not read a lot of Marx but I remember learning (in public school of all places) that part of the idea of communism is that the working class the world over would rise up and install communism and the great world utopia would start. Except they realized that people don’t identify as workers throughout the world. Workers in one country are not going to be very sympathetic towards workers in another country, especially if the workers in one country are not treated terribly. But people will identify with race or sex/gender or religion. Marxism needs a rigid class structure to exist in some form so the oppressed class can rise up and overthrow the oppressor class. A monarch or fascist or dictator is the ultimate embodiment of an oppressor (why do you think they seem so set on making Trump out to be a fascist and crazy?) With all the protests against Trump throughout the West (why would people in Britain and Australia care about an elected official in America?) all using the same chants and tactics, it would seem they have built up this oppressed class (immigrants in Europe or America, minorities in America, Muslims, LGBTQIA+ or whatever, women). They have an oppressor and he is a white, straight, male business man, who was successful so has become rich (and was born to a wealthy family), and who is not politically correct.

They could not get elected to office so they are trying to recruit by starting a culture war. They think if they can show that enough people think one way than it must be true and if you think a different way then you will be shamed by being called a racist, bigot etc. It feels good to be part of the group, our primate brains wire us that way to protect us. They are using Hollywood, Universities, and the Media in an attempt to get everyone on their side. They attacked gamers because it is a media they don’t control where merit counts above all else, they attacked Milo because he does not fit the rigid class definition of a gay man and stands up for free speech, they attacked Steve Harvey because he doesn’t fit the class structure of a black man, and they attacked Pewdiepie because they can’t control his media and he has a larger reach/audience then they do. With Brexit and Trump and hopefully Le Pen in France, and Professor Jordan Peterson in Canada, Western culture is fighting back.

Inside a protest

You march in the street, a bunch of people around you. You remember meeting up before the march, everyone seemed friendly, chatting, smiling and laughing. Now everyone is yelling, “F*** the police” “black lives matter” and cursing at the police. The cops are clearly getting agitated and scared. Someone shouts “death to pigs” and gets in the face of a police officer. The officer asks the person to back up and the person refuses. The officer takes a step back clearly just wanting some space, but the protester moves up again refusing to leave the officer alone. You can see the frustration mounting in the officer.

Someone throws a bottle and it shatters between the police line and the protesters. You feel the tension elevate with the shattering glass. The people you are with surge forward, pressing you toward the police line. An officer yells but you can’t hear what he is saying over the crowd shouting around you. The officer shouts again and you catch a few words, “Please… designated area… orderly…” You were told that it was okay to march here, but you do not have enough time to think about the situation as the people you are with yell back at the officers. “Our rights… Down with tyranny…”

The police stand silently in a clean line, but you are close enough to see how tense the officers are. The people behind you are surging forward again, the crowd seeming to feed off the officer’s tension. You start to panic, you feel trapped and can tell this is a bad situation. All you can think of is that you wanted to promote social change and help people, not get into a screaming match with the police, and now you just want to get out of here. You can see the same look on the faces of others around you.

An officer puts his hand up and tells someone down the line to back up pushing them off him. The man starts yelling as if he had been punched and falls into someone. Did he get punched, you are not sure, everything is happening so fast. You feel the crowds anger rise and you get angry too. They cannot beat people in the street. The crowd yells and pushes forward, the front line is shoved into the police. The cops all start yelling for everyone to back up. The crowd surges again. The officers grab people and starts tackling them and put them in handcuffs. This just outrages the crowd and someone shoves a cop off someone he is placing in handcuffs. Three cops tackle the person who shoved the officer, slamming him against the pavement. A cop yells at everyone to back away. Everyone is yelling, officers are putting people in handcuffs. People are running. Someone gets sprayed with pepper spray. Everything seemed to go in slow motion now. You feel dizzy.

Someone bumps into you and you fall onto a cop. He pins you and puts you in handcuffs. You just wanted to help, just wanted to make a difference. How did you get here? Who is this helping? As the officers puts you on the curb you see the news stations and reporters and overhear them. “Police brutality reaches a new level” “A peaceful protest turns violent when cops attack protesters” Each station putting their own spin on it, only worried about getting the story out before all the other stations.

Before you know it everything is over and you are being released from the police station. You return home and turn on the TV and see a politician. He is calling for change, saying this divide needs to end and blames the other party for promoting the split. You change the channel. Another politician. She blames the other party as well. You change it back he blames the police. Change it again, she blames the protesters. Your head spins, you don’t know who to believe.

You were there and everything happened so fast. Did the cop throw the first punch? Did the protesters violate the law by not staying in the designated area? These questions fall away as you think again, I just wanted to help, to make a difference. But did you really do anything? Did you help anyone who actually needed it? It made for some good sound bites for the politicians, the news stations got something to run for the week, the heads of the movement got their faces on TV. But did you help those you wanted to help? Or were you just used?