Our president is openly racist, again

Apparently, I’m “Somalia-oriented,” because I don’t share Trump’s bigoted views about entire nations.


In Minnesota, it’s very Somalia-oriented. These people come from a crooked country, disgusting country, one of the worst countries in the world. They come to our country — low IQs — and they rob us blind. Stupid people, and they rob us blind.

Although I agree that there are cases where deeply stupid people rob American citizens blind, I’d point my finger in a different direction, at the Epstein class of rich exploiters. Trump is unbelievably stupid and bigoted.

He’s regurgitating the claims of another notorious racist, Richard Lynn, who published papers from the safety of his Ulster residence stating utter bollocks about the intelligence of people in far-away lands, entirely on the basis of apocryphal reports, poorly sourced anecdotes, and “data” collected in prisons and mental institutions and refugee camps, when it suited his biases. This is some of the worst data that ever got accepted for publication. Here, for instance, are his estimates of regional IQ, both “estimated” and “actual”.

Lynn loved his imaginary statistics. Note that what this says is that on average, African peoples exhibit a mild intellectual disability of the sort that would require significant educational accommodations, and would need substantial vocational rehabilitation and training for them to be able to live independently. Although, apparently, they’re still smarter than a large fraction of the American citizenry, and are capable of robbing them blind with their cunning schemes. I’d argue that this is a problem exacerbated by the fact that American dupes, marks, and victims have taken to advertising their status by putting bright red caps on top of their gullible brains.

Trump went on to say that we have crooked politicians and dirty cops, and that something should be done about our attorney general, Keith Ellison. Ellison has fired back.

“If Donald Trump thinks Minnesotans will turn on our neighbors, he doesn’t understand this state,” wrote Ellison. “When he surged ICE here and killed two Minnesotans, we stood up for each other, not against each other. Trump’s racist tirades can’t distract from the fact that his reckless and deeply unpopular war is driving up inflation, raising gas prices, and making life unaffordable for Minnesotans.”

It is indisputable that Trump is a goddamn racist bigot, and it is also indisputable that his policies are bankrupting the USA. But he has the support of the stupid people and the rich people, so he gets to stay in office.

I’d like to see a debate on any topic between a Somali-American, Ilhan Omar, and a demented, corrupt old parasite, Donald Trump. Let’s see who actually has a higher IQ.

The rot is everywhere

Over the last several years, a man named Darren Beattie has been busy on Xitter promoting a crude, ignorant form of eugenics (even “sophisticated” versions of eugenics are deplorable and wrong, but Darren favors the ugliest kind.)

Population control? If only! Higher quality humans are subsidizing the fertility of lower quality humans.

When a population gets feral, a little snip snip keeps things in control. Could offer incentives (Air Jordans, etc.).

Pay smart people to have more kids, disincentivize stupid people from having kids. So simple but molds destiny on deep intergenerational level.

In September 2023, he responded to news about migrants from Africa who rioted in Israel by suggesting that the Israeli government “literally just round them up and drop them in the ocean.”

Let the ‘human rights groups’ whine… drop them in the ocean too!

It isn’t “politically correct to say, but low-iq, low-impulse control populations lack higher reasoning and moral faculties. They require strict corporal punishment and threat of violence to function properly within a society. Instead of anarcho-tyranny, we need Singapore for the dumb and violent, and Sweden for the more elevated.”

The same low-IQ trash who watch the fast and furious franchise. Beginning to wish the whole population reduction conspiracy were true.

Competent white men must be in charge if you want things to work. Unfortunately, our entire national ideology is predicated on coddling the feelings of women and minorities, and demoralizing competent white men.

You may say “So what? Trolls like that are a dime-a-dozen on Xitter” or maybe “Typical mindless bot.” Except…he actually has an official position in the Trump administration.

He was a speechwriter (!!!) for Trump in his first administration, but got fired when people noticed that he was attending white nationalist conferences. It was a simpler time, when a few people in the White House could be slightly embarrassed by overt racists.

Don’t worry that Darren might have gone hungry — he was quickly hired by Matt Gaetz as a speechwriter.

And then Trump won his second presidential race, all concern for propriety vanished, and Marco Rubio snatched up this eloquent writer and promoted him to Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs, and Trump made him acting president of the United States Institute of Peace. “Diplomacy” and “Peace” are not words I would apply to him, but Trump and Rubio think different.

Beattie has since been replaced as Under Secretary of State by Sarah Rogers, a former lawyer who worked for Philip Morris to protect them from litigation, and then worked for a law firm specializing in clients like the National Rifle Association, tobacco companies, and venture capitalists in AI. She seems to be much more muted and diplomatic than her predecessor, but I still wouldn’t trust her.

He’s still president of the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace. I don’t know what he does there. Go out for lunch with Stephen Miller?

If you want to know more about the Republican agenda, talk to Darren Beattie.

Racists never meet a good end

Laura Loomer watched the Superbowl, and revealed so much.

lllegal aliens and Latin hookers twerking at the SuperBowl.

What was the clue that these were “illegal aliens”? Do you have some kind of super-vision that lets you spot people who entered the country illegally? Also, Puerto Ricans are not aliens.

Not a single white person or English translation at the Super Bowl.

Stefani Germanotta (Lady Gaga) was in the show. Pay attention, people of Italian descent — you are no longer white.

This isn’t White enough for me.

That’s an amazing thing to say. You need everything to be White? All mayo and ranch dressing?

Cant even watch a Super Bowl anymore because immigrants have literally ruined everything.

Puerto Ricans are citizens of the United States. How many times does that need to be explained to conservatives?

In some good news, VDARE, the white supremacist organization, has been in its death throes for over a year. Peter Brimelow has resigned, Letitia James has speared them with legal action, “crucifying” the site and leaving it “on life support”. The last articles on the site are from July of 2024 — would you believe John Derbyshire, a name I have not heard in ages, was their most prolific poster? Corruption has killed them, which is always going to be a problem for these kinds of organizations.

Such is the fate of racists. Laura Loomer may have the ear of the president, but she’s just a crank shrieking on Twitter. She’ll be gone soon.

I think this might be a little bit racist

Little bit. Maybe. You think?

Trump posted this pointless racist meme portraying the Obamas as apes, because they’re black. Get it? That’s all it is, Barack and Michelle Obama in the bodies of apes, no commentary, no criticism, no context. And it had about 10,000 likes as of this posting.

This is an ancient slur. I remember my John Bircher relative showing me a crude caricature of a gorilla with arrows and captions explaining, incorrectly, how gorillas and black folk were similar, and laughing over it. I didn’t laugh. I told him it was anatomically incorrect and that it was just hateful.

That’s our president, the hateful, stupid bigot.

By the way, the creator of this image was the same guy, xerias_x, who made another AI clip that Trump reposted, of Trump flying a fighter jet and dumping loads of poop on protesters. Real brilliant stuff.

Save us from the glut of ugly statuary

Donald Trump has a new stupid, pointless plan for Washington DC: he wants to put up a statue to Christopher Columbus. He’s not very bright, so he thinks that pandering to an ethnic group is how you convince them to favor Republicans. Only stupid Italian-Americans will fall for it.

President Donald Trump is planning to install a statue of Christopher Columbus on White House grounds, according to three people with knowledge of the pending move, in his latest effort to remake the presidential campus and celebrate the famed and controversial explorer.

The statue is set to be located on the south side of the grounds, by E Street and north of the Ellipse, two of the people said, although they cautioned that plans could change. The three people spoke on the condition of anonymity to speak on private discussions. The piece is a reconstruction of a statue unveiled in Baltimore by then-President Ronald Reagan and dumped in the city’s harbor by protesters in 2020 as a racial reckoning swept the country.

Great. Another lump of rock to dump in the Potomac in a few years. It does kind of suit this administration.

“In this White House, Christopher Columbus is a hero,” spokesman Davis Ingle said in a statement. “And he will continue to be honored as such by President Trump.”

But of course they would consider an imperialist, murderous slaver who maimed and killed the people of a small Caribbean island to be a hero.

But there’s more! A group of cryptocurrency assholes commissioned an 18 foot tall bronze statue of Donald Trump for the launch of another memecoin.

He was put in touch by phone with a group of 16 cryptocurrency entrepreneurs — one in Canada, the others mostly in the United States — who wanted to create a giant bronze Trump commemorating his survival of the assassination attempt at Butler.

“It was a turning point in world history,” Stockton told The Times in 2025. “It would have been a full-blown civil war.” They wanted to capture “one of the most iconic moments and to show our appreciation of his embrace of crypto”, he said.

Their knowledge of history is on par with their aesthetic taste.

Oh, wait. That’s not good enough. It had to be gilded.

It’s possibly the most Trumpian thing ever, but there’s one additional detail. The statue is currently stored in the creator’s workshop, because the people who commissioned it haven’t paid for it.

He is still owed $91,200, Cottrill said. And the giant Trump is staying with him until he gets it. He added: “I can’t trust them to pay me otherwise.”

Now that is definitely the most Trumpian thing ever.

I don’t know where it will end up, but it’s just going to end up in a nearby river or harbor eventually.

I read a Chris Rufo post

And I regret it. Bet you didn’t know that Scandinavian-Americans are “over-empathetic” and that we’re a hotbed of “left-wing radicalism,” like that is a bad thing.

What explains why endemic disorder seems to plague Minneapolis? My pet theory is that if you look at the history of Minneapolis and compare it to the histories of other American cities that have similarly become hotbeds of left-wing radicalism and anarchy—say, Seattle—there are real commonalities. Both cities have a long history of powerful organized labor movements, factions of communist sympathizers, and a tradition of industrial-frontier progressivism. Each city also has a high density of Scandinavians. There’s something about Scandinavian transplant cultures that simultaneously brings an over-empathizing element—bring in as many Somalis as you can, don’t ask any rude questions about what they might be up to—and also a more militant, socialistic, progressive, and activist element.

He is such a dumbass.

What’s happening in Minnesota is Science

My state is impressing the world with its communal cooperation and altruism. It turns out we’re just responding in a normal human way.

In sociology, there’s a term to describe this phenomenon: “bounded solidarity.” Alejandro Portes, a prominent sociologist at Princeton University, first introduced the term in a paper published in The Annual Review of Sociology in 1998. It’s used to describe when a community is bound by a crisis, and during this time, it can lead to extreme acts of altruism and kindness that aren’t usually seen in non-crisis times.

OK, nice of sociologists to provide a name for the phenomenon.

We are seeing this in Minnesota right now. Multiple media reports have highlighted the ways in which the community has come together. Volunteers are delivering groceries so immigrants can hide at home. People are raising money to help Minnesotans cover rent because they haven’t felt safe to go to work. People are taking each other’s kids to school, organizing shifts for people to stand guard and protect immigrants in their neighborhoods. As NPR recently reported, when a preteen got her period for the first time — a preteen who hadn’t felt safe enough to leave the house to go to school — a community rallied together and launched an underground operation to get her pads. Minnesotans have been braving the below-freezing cold to show up for protests and denounce the violence in their communities for weeks.

These acts of kindness and solidarity matter because it’s exactly what people need to move through a crisis, build resilience, and transform a community for the better. Daniel Aldrich, a professor at Northeastern University teaching disaster resilience, and a survivor of Hurricane Katrina, once told me that when it comes to a disaster, his research found that community-based responses are more successful than individual-based ones.

You mean like mutual aid? The antithesis of the rugged individualism this country usually promotes? We’ve been talking about that for a century or so.

Kickin’ Thomas Chatterton Williams and The Atlantic? Yes, please

Thomas Chatterton Williams has written up another piece sucking up to the powers-that-be, blaming the “super-woke” for the fact that he’s only on the board of The Atlantic and gets published in The Atlantic and has many peers and colleagues reading The Atlantic and is good buddies with the wise conservatives who steer The Atlantic. It’s as obliviously hypocritical as my short summary sounds, but don’t read The Atlantic to verify — just listen to Thought Slime who quotes bits of the article and also checks the statistics that Thomas Chatterton Williams didn’t bother to read.

Charming. It reminded me of an era when pretentious conservative twits like Williams were everywhere and didn’t have any real power, yet, and we’d point out how insane and ridiculous their claims were, and we didn’t have to worry that they and their friends were going to march up and shoot us. The good old days.

She’s right, you know

Here’s the only problem with comparing the Trump regime to Nazis: we have our own homegrown analogy, our heritage of slavery, and the enforcers of that oppression.

“Slave catchers” just isn’t as catchy as “Gestapo”, in addition to making white people uncomfortable. But it is more accurate. The Nazis were inspired by purely American racism, from the genocide against Native Americans and the reservation system to the use of concentration camps (tip o’ the hat to the British in the Boer War for that one, too). We have a lot of sins we should be more conscious of. It’s troubling how often we have targeted people on the basis of race: Native Americans, Black people, Japanese Americans…we’ve had special state-endorsed treatments for people of color throughout our history.