Studying how logical fallacies lead to “leftie logic”, and the negative outcomes for all, including the “lefties”.
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Mon privilège blanc, Belgique, 1981
Liège, j'ai 6 ans.
Tout est gris, sale et puant.
Ça pue partout : WC, lavabo, rue, cigarette de tout le monde, cigarillos de bon-papa, usines, échappements de voiture, bus et camions. Même la librairie sent le vieux papier humide.
Je vis chez mes grands-parents pcq mes parents travaillent (papa ouvrier de fonderie, maman femme d'ouvrage) et qu'ils viennent d'acheter une maison de coron à retaper de fond en comble.
Mes 2 grands-pères sont morts jeunes et avant ma naissance : ils étaient mineurs de fond.
Ma grand-mère et mon bon-papa (Ch’ti et ancien légionnaire) tiennent un bistrot : « Le Postillon » (fermé et laissé à l’abandon depuis longtemps).
La clientèle est populaire, ouvrière, accidentée du travail. Ça fume H24, ça parle fort, c’est assez pauvre MAIS c’est fier, droit et honnête !
Ces gens parlaient de littérature, de romans, de grands auteurs. Ils aspiraient à « sortir de leur condition » par le mérite et le travail.
Sans aucune exception, tous m’ont dit de ne pas faire la même erreur qu’eux et de poursuivre de hautes études.
Pratiquement tous m’ont dit qu’ils regrettaient d’avoir quitté l’école ou de ne pas avoir eu le choix.
Mon père par exemple. Au décès inopiné et prématuré du sien, il est devenu soutien de famille à 16 ans.
Ce n’était pas Einstein, mais il aurait pu faire des études techniques.
Les clients du bistrot épargnent grâce à la caisse d’épargne : la boîte en bois contenait 80 mini-casier nominatifs. Les clients y glissaient leur reste ou une partie de leur paie en prévision des fêtes de fin d’année.
Et à quoi ressemblaient-elles ces fêtes de fin d’année ?
Des œufs russes en entrée.
Du rôti et des patates en plat.
Une boule de glace vanille en dessert.
Et une soupe à l’oignon avec croûtons en fin de soirée.
Il n’y avait pas de Febreze, alors on déposait des épluchures d’orange sur le poêle à charbon pour que ça sente bon à la maison.
Y avait pas de feux d’artifices, nulle part.
Griller 1 cierge magique et recevoir un bisou de ma grand-mère suffisait à mon bonheur.
On ne cassait pas.
On ne pillait pas.
On ne vandalisait pas.
On ne jalousait pas.
On se retroussait les manches.
On faisait attention aux dépenses.
On détestait faire crédit.
On respectait le travail des autres.
Et surtout, surtout, on savait notre chance d’avoir le peu que nous avions car à la télévision, on nous montrait des enfants biafrais au ventre gonflé et aux yeux infestés de mouches.
Alors on collectait des capsules et de l’argent pour eux, on leur envoyait nos ingénieurs, nos diplomates, nos médecins et nos technologies.
J’habitais Flémalle et nous n’étions vraiment pas super bien lotis. Faut dire que la commune était socialiste depuis plus de 50 ans, ce qui n’aide pas. 😬
En Europe et en Occident, nous sommes des centaines de millions à avoir vécu une enfance semblable.
C’est ce qui nous a encouragé à bâtir la plus grande civilisation de l’Histoire, la même que nos invités s’échinent désormais à détruire…
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Imagine you're asleep with your kids.
Smoke fills the room. You cannot wake them. You fight for air and lose.
By morning, terrorists call your bodies collateral damage for the revolution.
Politicians call them "protesters".
Media explain the "context".
You are not angry enough.
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Trotsky – The Myth.
Ask a Western leftist which communist he admires, and you often get the same answer: Trotsky. The intellectual. The orator. The true revolutionary, betrayed by Stalin. If only he had won…
Look at the young Trotsky in the picture: round glasses, wild hair, burning eyes. Many young leftists today would recognize themselves in him. The look hasn’t changed. Neither has the certainty.
So let’s look at what he did when he had power.
Born in 1879 in what is now southern Ukraine, Trotsky was a brilliant writer and a spellbinding speaker. In October 1917, he played a central role in organizing the Bolshevik seizure of power.
Then Lenin made him Commissar for War, and he built the Red Army, directing it from an armoured train that rushed from front to front.
Deserters were shot. Military discipline was enforced through executions. Blocking detachments were deployed to stop retreating soldiers, and former tsarist officers recruited into the Red Army were kept under surveillance by political commissars. Their families were sometimes held hostage to guarantee their loyalty.
Cruelty knows no limits when you have no doubts.
In 1920, the Red Army marched on Warsaw. It was stopped on the Vistula.
That same year, Trotsky published an entire book, Terrorism and Communism, explaining why revolutionary terror was necessary. He wanted labour militarized too: workers organized like soldiers, subjected to military discipline and compelled to serve the needs of the state.
In 1921, the sailors of Kronstadt – once hailed as the pride of the revolution – demanded free elections to the soviets. Trotsky supported the suppression of the revolt. Thousands were killed in the assault or executed afterwards.
Then he lost the power struggle to Stalin.
Expelled, exiled, forced abroad. From there, he wrote that the revolution had been betrayed – by Stalin, never by himself.
He ended up in Mexico City, where he stayed for a time with Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. And so the Western romance took shape: the exiled prophet, the revolutionary betrayed, the road not taken.
In August 1940, a Soviet agent who had gained his confidence entered his study and struck him with an ice axe.
The machine Trotsky had helped build had come for him too. His killer later received the Soviet Union’s highest honour.
Trotsky was not the alternative to Stalin. He was the same machine – only with better prose. He never rejected the terror. He rejected losing control of it.
The "good communist" is always the one who lost.
Next: Stalin.
The Butchers – The Men Who Ran the Soviet Terror.
Moscow, a winter night in 1937. Long past midnight in the Kremlin, a man with a pipe sits at his desk under a lamp. In front of him, a stack of typed lists – names, one per line. He runs a blue pencil down the pages. A tick. A note in the margin. Sometimes a name crossed out, sometimes one added. The same pencil he uses to edit film scripts and poems.
His officials stay awake at home, next to the phone, in case he calls before dawn.
Hundreds of lists. Tens of thousands of names. On a single day, December 12, 1937, he and Molotov approved more than three thousand death sentences. Then, historians tell us, they went to watch a film.
But Stalin didn't invent the machine. He perfected it.
In August 1918, Lenin sent a telegram to his comrades: hang at least a hundred kulaks – hang them so that people see it for hundreds of kilometers around. Trotsky, the "good communist" of Western nostalgia, ordered the families of officers taken as hostages.
The founders gave the orders. Then the machine needed men – men who would build the apparatus, fill the camps, write the confessions and pull the triggers. And sooner or later, it devoured many of them.
1. Dzerzhinsky – the Founder. "Iron Felix," a Polish noble's son, who built the Cheka in 1917.
2. Trotsky – the Myth. The revolutionary Western intellectuals still romanticize, who wrote a whole book defending terror – until the machine he helped build killed him with an ice axe.
3. Stalin – the Editor. The man at the desk, with the blue pencil, long past midnight.
4. Yagoda – the Builder. The Gulag as an economy: canals dug by prisoners who died by the tens of thousands. Then shot by his own machine.
5. Vyshinsky – the Prosecutor. "Confession is the queen of evidence" – so he got confessions. "Shoot the mad dogs!" at the show trials, then the Soviet seat at the United Nations.
6. Yezhov – the Butcher. The Great Terror, the quotas, the Polish operation – then shot, and erased from the photographs.
7. Beria – the Strategist. Katyn, the atomic bomb, the deportations – and a predator. Shot by his own colleagues three months after Stalin's death.
8. Blokhin – the Executioner. In the spring of 1940, at Kalinin, he personally shot thousands of Polish prisoners over a few weeks, in a leather apron and cap.
9. Serov – the Hunter of Poland. He crushed the Home Army, lured the leaders of the Polish Underground State to "talks" and had them tried in Moscow. Then Hungary in 1956, and the first chairman of the KGB.
10. Andropov – the Modernizer. Dissidents sent to psychiatric hospitals instead of camps: softer, quieter – same goal: erasing people. The first secret police chief to rule the country.
11. Epilogue – The Chekists Never Left. From the KGB to the FSB to the Kremlin.
Why name them? Because their whole work was erasure – of people, of records, of memory. Remembering is the opposite of what they did.
And erasure didn't die with them. Today it rarely needs a bullet. It is called cancelling, deplatforming, debanking, lawfare. The inconvenient person isn't shot – he is removed: from his job, his bank account, his platform, the conversation. Yezhov needed a retoucher. Today a terms-of-service update does the job.
For Poles, these are not names from a history book. They are the names behind our grandparents' graves – and that is why we recognize their heirs.
Lefty Logic retweeted
Youssef Siher—a Palestinian who, unfortunately, was born in Italy—is mastermind behind the social media page "Movimento 17 ottobre" (October 17th Movement) and is currently under investigation for incitement to commit a crime. He is the one responsible for this chaos in Italy. Let’s make him famous.
Here is who creates chaos in Italy: 30 year old behind "October 17" platform has been identified and his premises searched. He is a second-generation Italian of Palestinian descent. Through the platform, he organized fluid protests—employing a "be water" tactic—with weekly Saturday gatherings across eight cities, a "Map of the Revolt", and a handbook titled "Revolution: Instructions for Use".
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Here is who creates chaos in Italy: 30 year old behind "October 17" platform has been identified and his premises searched. He is a second-generation Italian of Palestinian descent. Through the platform, he organized fluid protests—employing a "be water" tactic—with weekly Saturday gatherings across eight cities, a "Map of the Revolt", and a handbook titled "Revolution: Instructions for Use".
Lefty Logic retweeted
La capture des intuitions (école / médias / justice) par la gauche a engrangé une génération d’adultes avec l’âge mental d’adolescents pré-pubères où l’émotionnel a pris place sur toute forme de rationalité logique.
C’est terrifiant.
The only question that matters for countries is: where does loyalty lie?
Immigrants will always have mixed loyalty (human nature). I include myself. If you never lived abroad, if you are not of mixed origins: don’t tell people this is not real. That’s BS.
Some people are really bad at comparing things and getting priorities right, they also mix up cause and consequence.
Den enorma rasismen i vårt samhälle gör mig helt bedrövad. Funderar mycket på hur vi bekämpar den på bästa sätt. Att bygga ett bra samhälle är såklart lösningen, men hur vänder vi de människor som känner ett sådant hat mot andra?
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Imagine going to a restaurant, and then complaining about the menu and the prices. You’d rightly get kicked out. How is immigration any different?
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BREAKING:
The first rioters and looters have been sentenced in France.
The judges practically refuse to hand out prison sentences:
🔴 Toulouse – Ylan, 18 years old. Throwing a Molotov cocktail at police officer
- Sentence: 12 months suspended + 140 hours of community service + deprivation of voting rights for 3 years.
- Max. sentence: 10 years in prison
🔴 Lille – 3 men, including 2 illegal migrants. Arrested with bags filled with loot from Micromania and Calzedonia stores.
- Sentence: 10 months in prison with custody warrant + 2-year territorial ban (for the 2 undocumented migrants).
- Max. sentence: 5 years
🔴 Lille – Father of a family with a crowbar, attempted break-in at a store.
- Sentence: 10 months in prison with custody warrant + 3-year ban on demonstrations.
- Max. sentence: 7 years
🔴 Lille – 23-year-old man, launching fireworks at police
- Sentence: 12 months under electronic monitoring + 140 hours of community service.
- Max. sentence: 5 years
🔴 Reims – Sahel W., 19 years old. Looting a Carrefour
- Sentence: 105 hours of community service.
- Max. sentence: 7 years
🔴 Reims – Hugo M., 20 years old. Looting a Caviar boutique.
- Sentence: 4 months under electronic monitoring.
- Max. sentence: 7 years.
🔴 Rouen – Tunisian delivery driver, looting of a gold buyback shop (16,000€ worth of jewelry in his pockets). Repeat offender.
- Sentence: 8 months in prison with custody warrant + revocation of 6 months suspended from a previous conviction.
- Max. sentence: 14 years
🔴 Rouen – Anthony, homeless. Looting of the Courir boutique. Repeat offender.
- Sentence: 6 months in prison + 6 suspended.
- Max. sentence: 14 years
🔴 Rouen – 26-year-old unemployed man. Looting of Micromania. Repeat offender.
- Sentence: 6 months under electronic monitoring.
- Max. sentence: 14 years
🔴 Rouen – Nicolas, garbage collector, and Zakaria. Throwing projectiles at police and insults.
- Sentence: 12 months under electronic monitoring.
- Max. sentence: 5 years
🔴 Lyon – Mohamed, illegal migrant. Looting of Louis Vuitton boutique (6 wallets, 2 pairs of glasses, one pair of pants, one leather bag, and one fabric bag).
- Sentence: 6 months in prison with custody warrant
- Max. sentence: 7 years
🔴 Lyon – Cheima, 30-year-old woman. Looting of JD Sports store
- Sentence: 8 months suspended.
- Max. sentence: 7 years
🔴 Lyon – Sophia, 27 years old. Already 9 convictions including thefts. Looting of JD Sports store.
- Sentence: 12 months under electronic monitoring.
- Max. sentence: 14 years
🔴 Lyon – Adam, 19-y-old Swiss national. "Black bloc" from abroad. Arrested leaving a looted Monoprix + resistance
- Sentence: 12 months suspended.
- Max. sentence: 7 years
🔴 Perpignan – 20-y-old man, throwing a construction barrier at 2 police officers.
- Sentence: 6 months under electronic monitoring
- Max. sentence: 5 years
🔴 Perpignan – 21-y-old man. Throwing objects at police and vandalizing the city. Ski goggles, t-shirt as balaclava, and reinforced gloves.
- Sentence: 10 months under electronic monitoring.
- Max. sentence: 7 years
🔴 Perpignan – 22-y-old Amazon delivery driver, already one prior conviction. Scooter theft after demonstration with face concealment, in a group and break-in
- Sentence: 8 months under electronic monitoring.
- Max. sentence: 10 years
🔴 Limoges – 20-y-old woman. Looting in stores and at City Hall (later destroyed by fire)
- Sentence: 6 months in prison with custody warrant + 18 suspended prob.
- Max. sentence: 12 years
🔴 Pau – 43-y-old man. Throwing objects at police
- Sentence: 6 months under electronic monitoring.
- Max. sentence: 5 years
🔴 Nîmes – 24-y-old PE teacher. Throwing objects that injured a police man (3 days of leave).
- Sentence: 18 months suspended prob.
- Max. sentence: 5 years
🔴 Grenoble – 10 people. Looting
Sentences: from 4 months suspended to 8 months served (served for 1 individual already convicted to suspended in June).
Max. sentence: 7 years
Lefty Logic retweeted
Tens of thousands of rioters are approaching the Louvre. They have vowed to burn it down along with EVERYTHING in it. You are an advisor to the French govt. Security informs you that the ONLY way to stop the rioters is to gun them all down. There would be a minimum of 1000 deaths. Do you advise security to shoot?
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フランスの移民が、なぜ中国人の店を襲うのかを説明した。「フランスに住む中国人は、あまりにも裕福になりすぎた。不公平だと思う。」彼らは宗教上の理由でユダヤ人の店を襲い、ムスリムの店は襲わない。そして嫉妬から中国人の店を襲う。「日本人は俺達より金持ちだから不公平だ」と誰かが日本で言う未来が見えた。
"Protestors" are the useful idiots, the foot soldiers of billionaire ghouls with mental issues. I'd say "you do you", but not when you're burning cities down and destroying a fragile anomaly in history.
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BREAKING:
French police have encountered rioters and looters armed with AK47s and Scorpion submachine guns on the streets of Paris, Marseille and Lyon.
The information comes from the Le Journal du Dimanche journalist Laura Tchekov, who says that her newspaper has received this information from sources within the DGSI, France’s main internal security agency.
The weapons were carried by minors and young adults described as being part of organized crime groups but sometimes also close to the Islamist movement in France.
The journalist says that not all armed
rioters were arrested and that several of them remain on free foot.
It’s believed that police officers refrained from making arrests as they thought they could be both outmanned and outgunned at the moment and that hundreds of people were on the streets, creating a risk of a shoot-out that could have resulted in a large number of wounded and dead.
The left wants to somehow make us believe that migrants can only migrate one way: towards the west. But any other direction? That is human rights abuse. What’s wrong with their home countries? So many go back for holidays.
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Where are Algeria and Vietnam economically today ?
Both were French colonies.
Algeria got independent in 1962, it has oil.
Vietnam got independent in 1954 but suffered war until 1975.
Algeria went nowhere and kept blaming France.
Vietnam industrialized.
It is cultural.
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德国 DW 电视台拍过一部关于巴黎郊区移民的纪录片。
镜头对准了生活在同一片区域的两个群体。
一边是大约七万人的法国华人。
在巴黎北郊的欧贝维利耶，他们建起了欧洲最大的服装批发中心。
这批人的生活方式很简单：
起早贪黑，开小作坊、看店、跑货运。
赚了钱继续投入生意，遇到难处自己想办法扛。
平时低调安静，很少向政府伸手要特殊补贴，也不上街制造混乱。
几十年下来，越来越多家庭买了房，把生意做了起来。
另一边，是同样生活在这片街区的北非移民群体。
从整体上看，他们在当地的经济融入相对滞后。
但纪录片捕捉到了一个细微却现实的心态变化：
一种把自食其力者视作威胁的情绪，正在悄悄蔓延。
按片子里的观察，
一些融入受挫的人，习惯以受害者自居，觉得社会欠自己太多。
可当他们转头看到身旁的华人时，心态变了。
他们不仅没有去学怎么做生意，反而把华人当成了竞争对手。
这种敌意到底从何而来？
最现实的冲突在于：华人的日子越过越好，受害者叙事就越难自圆其说。
大家同样是外来者，同样面对异国他乡的壁垒。
甚至华人刚来的时候连法语都不会讲，更谈不上本地人脉。
如果有人靠一天干十几个小时，能把日子一点点撑起来，
那句“我们过不好全怪外界不公”，就很难再理直气壮地说出口。
一个闷头自立的人，往往会让习惯归咎环境的人感到刺眼。
更深层的错位在于对财富的理解。
在很多索取者的认知里，财富是一块固定死的大饼。
他们看不到那些批发店是怎样一箱一箱货物搬出来的，
只觉得华人的店铺赚到了钱，就是占了自己的便宜。
再加上华人素来习惯忍让，遇到纠纷往往选择息事宁人，
这种心态上的失衡，很快就落成了现实中的治安麻烦。
抢劫、尾随、街头袭击，接二连三指向这群只想安分过日子的人。
靠双手养活自己、靠信誉积累财富，放在任何健全的社会都是最基本的尊严。
但如果一个地方习惯了把受害者身份当成通行的筹码，
那个默默把日子过好的人，
往往最先成为被针对的对象。