Receipts folder: Jacob Hodges (if I ever get this pedantic and tiresome, shoot me)

Times are hard for internet leftists. They're liable to get rolled by the same deep state they were cheering on 1/6, so some of them have decided it's safer to organize using Facebook Messenger instead of groups.

Jacob Hodges was one of these. He sent me a friend request a few months ago. I'd seen him around commie spaces, so I approved it. Out of the blue, he sends me one of his writings. It's fine, I give him some approving comments but criticize one aspect of his approach. Kind of a standard thing I (and many reviewers/editors) do when someone thrusts a draft in front of their face: we find something to praise, and something to criticize to make the work stronger and the writer better.

Dude used the phrase "colonialism" like a crutch, but did not otherwise appear to be a Landbackeroo. So that was my gentle criticism: use more proletarian language. And he just could not process that, and the conversation degenerated from there. Dude fills my inbox with an obligation, I read said obligation and try to be useful about it, he becomes tedious and I finally get tired of being given homework and lectured like I was an idiot by the peanut gallery in my inbox. The most galling part of it, for me, was when he "taught" me stuff about Lincoln. Dude, I mentioned Charles Dana in my book, which Lincoln is on the cover of.

This conversation happened when I was visiting friends between Omaha and Nevada, and I'm taking the time now to post it by popular request, and because I want to keep busy as Facebook uploads the videos I took when I got here. I've got one other receipts folder post in the pipeline, it's from a while ago and it generally goes along with this whole theme here of pompous pseudo-intellectuals needing to be stuffed in a collective locker.

But anyway, here's the receipts after the jump:

Receipts Folder: Kira Dalton

I've picked on the Landbackeroos a lot in this series, but they aren't the only shit "comrades" out there. Among others, there are also radfems. And some of them even think that screenshotting my words is a sort of own, as if I didn't resolutely stand by everything I say (pic utterly related).

You know the type. I'm not referring to the average feminist, someone with spicy takes like "everyone ought to be equal." I'm referring to the species of pinkhair that performatively (and sometimes actually) hates men. The sort of person who will wade into an internet fight to uphold women's rights and literally nobody else's, whose political program therefore resembles woman supremacy in practice even if it's hidden behind egalitarian fig leaves.

Today's entry is Kira Dalton, who goes by a plethora of other names on her multiple accounts. A friend of mine raised a valid point, that short men and chubby women are equally discriminated against on dating sites, but that short men can't do anything about it and don't have social sympathy for their plight. Now, the radfem reactionaries (like Kira) would instinctively pick the "leave women alone, fat people are a marginalized group!!11!" line, while the MRA reactionaries would instinctively pick the "short men did nothing wrong, put them hamplanets on a diet" line. Both lines are equally chauvinist and wrong; the correct line is to uphold the rights of both. But saying so out loud in the presence of either is liable to get you cancelled.

Which is why that's exactly what I did.

This Is The Guy Calling You A Nazbol Online

So the Center for Political Innovation held an event in Austin on the 12th of this month.

I was in the group that helped plan it, and I was initially going to take part, but it snowballed massively and I cut myself from the lineup to provide more of a platform to people who know how to use the limelight most effectively.

I only mention that because I need to explain why I was privy to some of the planning details for the event. When the talks were happening, the need for security was mentioned. I wasn't expecting this, but yeah it ended up being the prerequisite to a successful event.

There is a group of woke frat boys called the Red Guards of Austin, and they do absolutely terrible and violent things. They are Black Hammer for white people. Here's a pretty good summation of where they come from, even if that source is written by someone ignorant of communist history and unsympathetic to us. Their ideological foundations go back to a guy named Bernard Rapoport, a financier who worked to obtain labor union and credit union accounts, who bundled donations for various Zionist causes, the Kennedys, Bill and Hillary's presidential campaigns, as well as Planned Parenthood. The last Democrat governor of Texas, Ann Richards, appointed this loon to the University of Texas Board of Regents. This self-proclaimed "capitalist with a conscience" died in 2012, but his bratty ideological stepchildren survive him. So the Austin Red Guards, despite preaching adventurist revolutionary violence, are actually quite integrated into the Democrat machine.