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Feminism tolerates... Feminism tolerates victim complex. Feminism tolerates the draft; as long as women aren't drafted.  Feminism tolerates religious desecration; as long as it is not Islam. Feminism tolerates free bleeding, and the biohzard waste caused by same. Feminism tolerates women abusing and / or raping men. Feminism tolerates women abusing other women. Feminism tolerates misandry. Feminism tolerates the pussy hat crap. Feminism: the religious doctrine of the Left, whose sacrament is abortion; tolerates some things, but not others.  Feminism is not very tolerant. 

We don't have a "gun culture." What we have is an intolerant "anti-gun" culture that is violent about their wishes. We don't have a "patriarchy." What we have is a segment of women who want special privileges and don't mind bullying the rest of our overly tolerant society to get them. We don't have "systemic racism." OK, maybe we do - but it's a system of racism against white people. Specifically,  white males. Getting rid of Obamacare is not stripping healthcare away from xx million people. Getting rid of Obamacare is simply discontinued forcing of xx million people to purchase health insurance.

Abortion.  When the greatest thing you bring to the species is the ability to bear and rear young... And you set out to kill the young you would bear... Then you as an individual have removed all of your own worth to the species.  Worthless.  How does that feel?

$38 million. What could you do with  $38 million? Feed Rosie O'Donnell for a day. Run the US Federal government for about 5 minutes. Or, put it to good use.  Invested at a guaranteed 6% return, and assuming annual taxes in the highest bracket, one would be left with a hair over $130,000 per month to spend. The average US household makes do with roughly  $3500 per month. In my state, that average is $2700 per month. $38 million is what Donald Trump paid in taxes in 2005. It's 1300 times what Bernie paid last year. Bernie said that Trump paid no taxes. Yet again, Bernie is just off in his own little world. Liberals who were saying Trump paid no taxes for 20 years have had to change their slander.  One liberal even said that since Trump "only" made $150 million in 2005, that he wasn't a billionaire. Proving once again that liberals and facts don't walk the same path. One liberal made this information public. Will he be charged? Or is ...

Libtard on social media: " Please never talk to me again about being "pro-life" if you advocate cutting off money for famine relief, leaving families to starve. " I've seen a lot of that format on social media... "Don't claim to be "pro-life" if you advocate XXX." For the last time, directly and actively killing a person is much different than than being unable to render aid to a person who is in dire circumstances. Flip side, for my fellow #AltRight counter-trolls... this was seen on social media: If you don't support Meals on Wheels you're not a good Christian, according to people who aren't Christians and don't believe in Jesus. - @EWErickson Good point. I'm going to take it a step further... here's your template. Let's go to war. If you (don't) support XXX you're not a good Christian, according to people who aren't Christians and don't believe in Jesus.

Recently, Donald Trump laid out his budget. Naturally, the libtards reacted as expected. Among the phony outrage participants, several pointed to the Scriptures to back up their claims that Trump was not being Christian by cutting off foreign aid. Indicative of the phony outrage was this public comment made on Social Media: "Worth noting that in Matthew 25, God judges the NATIONS by how they treat "the least of these." It's not a passage about personal charity." Is this claim valid? The scriptures certainly do say "all nations." Will God judge nations by how they treat 'the least of these?' First off, the judgment of God as to eternal salvation or damnation is an individual judgment. Nobody will be condemned to eternal damnation because they lived in a country that did not obey God. Salvation is an individual issue. Secondly, God most certainly judges countries and nations. Nations prosper and they fall at God's wish. The B...

Evan McMullin is demonstrably anti-American. We call it being a traitor. He needs to be removed from office immediately and permanently banned from working for the government in any capacity.

Conservatives, by definition, wish to conserve the country as it was founded and clearly intended. Progressives, by definition, wish to change the country away from how it is, in favor of their interpretation of progress. Lately, the progressive interpretation of progress is globalism. These leftists have refused the "patriarchy," as it has existed since the dawn of mankind in favor of the ultimate patriarchy - one world government. The biggest Big Daddy of them all. Progressives call conservatives "afraid" of these changes. Progressives claim conservatives "fear" the unknown. The readers of this blog tend to be Constitutionalist, Hard Right, Libertarian leaning Right, and #AltRight . These people know exactly what globalism leads to. We do not fear globalism, we abhor it. It is an undesirable outcome, to say the least. We do not consider globalism to be progress. We in America fought against a king over 200 years ago for a reason. It is a basic in...

Ammo to be reviewed: Hornady .223 Remington 62 grain FMJ Black. This ammunition retails for $10.99 (plus taxes, of course) per box of 20 at Academy Sports. According to Hornady's website, it has a muzzle velocity of 3100 fps from a 24 inch barrel. It has a ballistic coefficient of .274 - putting it ahead of most 55 grain ammo, but behind the M855 stuff. The real question is, with Hornady's reputation for accuracy, will this ammo perform? 55 and 62 grain ammo in bulk typically has a mechanical best of 4 MOA. Will Hornady Black be better?  A 10 round group was fired from 100 yards. As you can see on the Birchwood Casey 3" target, the group was a little over 3" - or right at 3 MOA. Slightly better than M855. However, of note is the group was fairly tight, save the two "fliers." Perhaps it is capable of better and the two outlying shots were this shooter's errors. Perhaps another rifle would like this ammo better. In either case, I think this ammo warrant...

It has come to my attention that Libertarians are acting more and more like sissies these days. I see many of them engaging in drama on social media platforms, the likes of which is rivaled only by the Ctrl left. This was one of the reasons I shifted away from libertarianism, and toward the Alt-Right. Not many masculine men among the Libertarians. Not much patriotism among the Libertarians. Most people would only be destructive with absolute Liberty. Most people not only seek authority, but need authority in their lives. I cannot abide the libertarian stance on abortion. I cannot abide the libertarian stance on immigration. And then there is the libertarian stance on homosexuality. I could care less who diddles who. However, based on our practical experience, homosexual marriage has not helped to benefit society. In fact, the homosexual movement has done as much to hurt society as feminism... and that's saying a lot. So, because of these reasons, I identify as Alt...

This is a copy of a Transcript of Simon Sinek's Millennials in the Workplace Interview : Apparently, millennials as a group of people, which are those born from approximately 1984 and after, are tough to manage. They are accused of being entitled and narcissistic, self interested, unfocused and lazy - but entitled is the big one. Because they confound the leadership so much, leaders will say “what do you want?” And millennials will say “we want to work in a place with purpose, we want to make an impact, we want free food and bean bag chairs.” Any yet when provided all these things they are still not happy. And that is because there is a missing piece. It can be broken down into 4 pieces actually. 1 Parenting. 2 Technology. 3 Impatience. 4 Environment. The generation that is called the millennials, too many of them grew up subject to “failed parenting strategies.” Where they were told that they were special - all the time, they were told they can have anything they want in ...

On Saturday, March 4, I took my family to the Trump rally in downtown Nashville.  There were well over 1000 Patriots there - even the #fakenews estimated 1300-1500. There were maybe 30  or so protesters, if that.  I didn't take pictures - too busy doing other important things - but many of my friends did take pics.   Tennessee Star  has some good photos. I will be eternally thankful for going to the rally today.  My children got to see live & in person the vile nature of the left.  I've never sheltered them, but it's one thing to see daddy say something, and it's something altogether different to see the BS for yourself. The leftist protesters spewed venom from their lips in the form of profanities, lies, false allegations, and clear hatred. Many of the leftist protesters wore masks or scarves to cover their faces. Usually, criminals do attempt to conceal their identity whilst committing crimes. The Trump supporters were courteous and wore smile...

Here's one I can get behind.   Legislation in Alabama is being considered that would eliminate marriage licenses in the state.  As   Vox Day  puts it - This is an excellent policy, and one which I have advocated since my WND days. The state does not define marriage. The state cannot define marriage. The state has never defined marriage; it is an institution that long precedes the state. The state has the right to create whatever legal contractual relationships between whatever parties it likes, but those relationships are not marriage. The Alabama bill would clarify that, and would have the benefit of removing those whose marriages are religious in nature from the predations of the state's divorce courts. If conservatives want to sa ve marriage, then this is a policy they should take to the national level. Or, as I have pointed out - marriage as defined by the US legal system is simply a financial contract.  One where one party, the female party, can ta...

DMR - Designated Marksman Rifle. Every Minuteman group needs at least one Designated Marksman. Some groups use the mentality of one DM per fire team, and they base movement and tactics off of DM support. But what goes into the rifle? Here is one example. This rifle, named Lucy, is custom built. Most good DMRs are. She has an 18" White Oak Armament barrel with rifle length gas tube. She has a Fail Zero bolt. She wears a 16.5" rail from SLR that free floats the barrel. She has a Geissele SSA trigger. The A2 stock is from Magpul. She wears a J-type Compensator to assist with faster target reacquisition. In this photo, Lucy is making use of a standard 30-round magazine loaded with M193 clone ammo. Though not the hardest hitting or most precise, this ammo is effective out to 300 m regularly. A good DM will carry precision ammo for long range work. This loadout is best for routine patrols and standard entry. With a simple mag change, lucy can rain down 75 grain love from afar. ...

From the link posted yesterday, and the following questions: Can you please walk me through your resume? Why are you thinking about leaving your current job? Can you explain gaps in your work history (if relevant)? I was once on an interview where the HR person actually asked that last question - with the part of "(if relevant)." There are no gaps in my employment history, and my resume reflects that.  HR - Can you explain gaps in your work history (if relevant)? Usagi - What gaps? HR - The gaps in your work history. Usagi - There are no gaps in my work history. HR - OK, then, we can move on.  That surely didn't reassure me that she had actually read my resume. 

I recently came across this article about interview questions. It's got a lot of good tidbits, and I strongly suggest reading it. Here is a quoted copy & paste of the relevant interview questions: Can you tell me a little about yourself? What do you know about our company? How did you hear about this job? What motivates you? Can you please walk me through your resume? Why are you thinking about leaving your current job? Can you explain gaps in your work history (if relevant)? Can you describe a difficult work experience and how you handled it? What’s an accomplishment you are proud of? Can you give me an example of when you went above and beyond the call of duty in your current job? What is a typical workday like for you? Why do you think you will be a good fit for this position? What relevant experience do you have for this position? What interests you about this job? How does this job fit in with your career plans? When could you start work? What’s impor...

We wake up this morning to word that former President Obama wire tapped Trump's offices. The way I see it, there are only four possibilities here: 1. The wiretap was legal and Trump's campaign colluded with Russia. If this were true, we would have learned of it prior to the electoral college convention. 2. The wiretap was legal and Trump's campaign did not collude with Russia. Very possible outcome. If this is found to be the case, expect Sessions to press forward and uncover some other dirt that's out there on the Democrats. Republicans may have a super majority by the time all the Dems are prosecuted. 3. The wiretap was illegal and Trump's campaign colluded with Russia. If this were true, we'd never have heard about any of it. 4. The wiretap was illegal and Trump's campaign did not collude with Russia. This is the most likely outcome, based on the history of and the veracity of the parties involved. If this turns out to be true, it will be D...

On social media, many friends who are in the ministry post articles about how to reach more people, how boost church attendance, how to encourage people to join in song during worship, etc. I am blessed to be able to attend   a church  where attendance is booming. Make no mistake, the churches that are growing rapidly are also trying very hard to improve, so don't think I'm going to say that's not a part of it. But, I will say that continual improvement is not the main reason why some churches grow while others shrink. And leadership from rapidly growing churches almost never post the "church-self-help" articles on social media. But again, these are side topics - not the main reason why. In the last 5 years, I've attended two other churches that needed all the help they could in attendance and participation, and one that was that way, but then started rapid growth. What is the difference? The difference, simply put, is BOLDNESS . People don't was a si...

Along with a chest rig, many Modern Minutemen wear a battle belt. This is one example. This Rifleman has flashlights and tools on the chest rig, so a simple duty belt suffices. To the Rifleman's right is the Sig P226 pistol. This pistol has 20-round magazines, extended hand grips (protecting from magazine "bite"), and Trijicon night sights. To the Rifleman's left are two spare 20-round mags. In the rear is a dump pouch. This Rifleman wishes to add one or two AR15 mag holders to the rig, just to make entry possible on recon missions (running light without the full chest rig).

I came across   this article  on social media. It is enlightening. Quoted article in italics . Bold for the headline, and other instances of bold are my emphasis. “We Are So Hated”: What It’s Like to Be a Ted Cruz Fan (and NeverTrumper) at CPAC Margaret and Fiona Moodie have been coming to the Conservative Political Action Conference for a decade. It’s a family thing. Blonde and slender, this mother-daughter pair from Bowie, Maryland, is active in local Republican politics and once even ran for office together. They’re lifelong conservative activists, and CPAC always felt like a reunion with friends—until this year. “We are so hated,” Margaret, 58, told me on Friday. Well, when you act in an anti-social manner, as the #NeverTrump movement has done, then the social ones tend to dislike your behavior. Even the Bible has something to say about this (emphasis mine): Psalm 1:1 “Blessed is the man who walks not in the couns...