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Self-improvement is a scam. There's only self-return. A return to your primordial senses and biological predisposition.

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Americans and Soviets should've kept sending men to space, all of them, that way, Tumblr would be for girlies only

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Current job makes want to go postal

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You'll never become someone without burning

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Poverty doesn't cause crime. Crime causes poverty.

Smoking weed doesn't make you a loser, being a loser makes you smoke weed.

Becoming a troon doesn't make you mentally ill. The mentally ill troon out.

Its all behavior. And behavior is largely genetic.

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I love America now

Eugenics by Harvard, Genocide by Hitler

Hitler didn’t pull Nazi ideology out of thin air. He studied it. He looked at history. He looked at policy. And one of his biggest influences was the United States. Not ancient Rome. Not medieval Europe. The modern United States of America. The land of the free gave the Third Reich a playbook on how to structure a racist, authoritarian state using law, science, and policy. The U.S. didn’t just inspire fascism. It laid the groundwork for it.

The Nazi racial laws were modeled directly off Jim Crow. That’s not theory. That’s documented fact. In the early 1930s, Nazi legal scholars studied U.S. segregation laws, state by state. They wanted to know how America managed to legally separate, degrade, and control its Black population while still pretending to be a democracy. The Nuremberg Laws weren’t some radical departure from global norms. They were a calculated refinement of what the U.S. had already normalized. Nazis praised American bans on interracial marriage. They loved how the U.S. used ancestry charts to determine who counted as “Black.” They didn’t even go as far as some U.S. states did when it came to blood quantum laws. Think about that.

American eugenics was another major influence. Long before the Nazis started sterilizing disabled people and those they deemed racially unfit, California and other U.S. states were doing the same thing. Between the early 1900s and 1930s, thousands of people in the U.S. were forcibly sterilized under eugenic laws written and pushed by elite universities and think tanks. U.S. scientists were publishing in German journals. Wealthy Americans were funding global eugenics conferences. The entire ideology of racial hygiene had an American base. The Nazis didn’t invent it. They took it to its logical conclusion.

The U.S. also gave the Nazis a model for settler colonialism. Manifest Destiny. Westward expansion. The mass murder and forced relocation of Indigenous people. Boarding schools. Reservations. Total war against native resistance. The extermination and then erasure of entire cultures. Hitler saw how the U.S. built its power and saw a map for Germany’s own expansion. He called it Lebensraum. The idea that Germans had the right to conquer the East, take the land, and wipe out the people who lived there. It was America’s frontier fantasy, just pushed across Poland and Ukraine instead of Colorado and Arizona.

Even the Nazi idea of concentration camps wasn’t new. America had already used camps to imprison Native Americans. Later it would do the same to Japanese Americans. The U.S. pioneered the legal and logistical idea that whole populations could be stripped of rights, herded into remote areas, and kept under constant surveillance with the justification of national security. It was all legal. It was all framed as necessary. The Nazis were paying attention.

Immigration policy was another area where the U.S. led the way. The Immigration Act of 1924 openly ranked races. It set quotas designed to keep America white. That law was directly cited by Nazi officials as a model of racial preservation. The U.S. had already decided who counted as a real American and who didn’t. It had already built a system of racial hierarchy into its national identity. Hitler admired that clarity.

None of this was underground. It was all public policy. It was all legal. And it all happened decades before the Nazis took power. The U.S. set the precedent that democracy could coexist with white supremacy. That capitalism could function while entire races were excluded. That the state could be used to police, punish, and erase anyone who didn’t fit the national vision. The Nazis saw that and learned.

People like to treat fascism as something that came from outside, something foreign and un-American. But that’s not true. The roots of fascism were growing right here, in broad daylight. The violence, the control, the lies — they were already built into the U.S. system. Hitler just took it global.

The U.S. loves to point at Nazi Germany as a unique evil. It refuses to see itself in that mirror. But the record is clear. Nazi lawyers studied American law. Nazi scientists admired American eugenics. Nazi generals looked at how the U.S. crushed resistance. The fascist project didn’t begin in Berlin. It was sharpened in Washington, tested in Mississippi, and perfected in California.

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Baby go get your purse I need to buy the latest tactical shooter

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Raul Menendez be like: "Don't ever call me a Latinx, Mason."

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Women age like milk.

And I was raised in warzones, I don’t flinch at rot.

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Otium et bellum

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If I fail this test there's always a plan B

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I'm just a cat with a keyboard if you think about it

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my antisemitism prince ......

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