Groypers Self Destruct Over Wifejak

November 29, 2024 Hunter Wallace Conservatism, Memes, Politics, Populists, White Advocacy, White Nationalism, Women 3

THE ROAD SO FAR:

  • Fuentes went viral with the “your body, my choice” remark after the election. The clip was shared by every Democratic influencer on social media. The sole purpose of sharing it was to drive a political wedge between White men and White women and to make the Right look toxic
  • I’ve already shared some of the violent fantasies about White women that Groypers are posting on X when they lost it over the Wifejak meme before Thanksgiving

It has only gotten better.

They have doubled down on it.

  • Fuentes is now fantasizing about murdering the Wifejak cartoon like Elliot Rodger
  • Groypers are sharing their pedophile fantasies about raping the Daughterjak cartoon
  • A femboy Nazi troon is trying to fight Chris Brunet to defend the honor of Fuentes
  • The mulatto Muslim pimp Andrew Tate has chimed to talk down to White men who love their wives and to defend his “anti-Zionist” ally Fuentes

The Wifejak / Husbandjak / Daughterjak memes depict nothing more than a wholesome White family doing normal things that ordinary married couples can relate too. It has absolutely enraged the Groyper camp of activists who are weird, toxic, antisocial, degenerate closeted homosexual freaks.

Anyway, it says a lot about the judgment of activists that this is one of the key figures who they have rallied behind since the demise of the Alt-Right in 2017. I can understand the suspicion and skepticism about Trump after his disappointing first term, but this illustrates a deeper problem. When your thought leaders are people like MILO, Richard Spencer, Andrew Anglin and Nick Fuentes who you have given millions of dollars, it shouldn’t come as a surprise when you remain stuck forever on the fringe.

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  1. I have a feeling that some people, I repeat some people in the U.S., take politics as a game. The ‘idea of politics, world and society they have is based: either on a transient and strolling phase (of the series I am a neo-Nazi in my twenties, then in my thirties I will have the liberal phase and then the radical chic phase), or on taking things too much as a joke or antics (for example “but yes I was joking that Hitler was great and that immigration and globalism are not good”, or again “I am an out gay man and I support pedophilia but I support traditional society and I am against woke”). So as far as the transitional phase is concerned, someone who at the age of 20 has not yet matured a fixed idea about society and the world, who does not yet know whether he has conservative/anarchist/liberal values, and worse still who does not know in his 30s……..is a buffoon, he is like a child who has rap/rock and other genres phases. Shit it’s not like they are 14 years old. In my neck of the woods if you are right-wing at 20, you are right-wing at 30/40/50…….until the end of your days (of course making criticism of right-wing candidates as well).

    Regarding the other point, I greatly admired the alt-right and still have admiration for many aspects of that model, but politics is not for clowns, for those who don’t really believe what they think and preach. Anyone who says certain things just to get visibility or to make dumb jokes is a jerk. Politics is a serious thing that impacts our lives whether we like it or not and those of our children. Still talking about my areas, I have never met people who have political ideas so as a joke or who say exaggerated things and then say “I was joking.” If you joke don’t do politics but go to the circus.

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  3. I notice your posts have gone from “women should participate in white nationalism” to “women should be good wives.” I like that more personally. I don’t like what Fuentes has to say about people who don’t have money.

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