Auron Macintyre, inspired by Curtis Yarvin, is an apologist for America's slouch into open fascism, for Chinamerica, for state capitalism, for totalitarianism

He feigns unhappiness with this, but succumbs in the end to the is-is-ought fallacy.

He is platformed in the media owned by Glenn Beck, and on Substack bankrolled by Marc Andreessen and Benjamin Abraham Horowitz.

If you like what's happening in Minneapolis, he's your guy. 

 

 

The Tech Bros have never been our friends

 "The idea of choking off the amazing flow of immigrants makes me sick to my stomach".

 

Billionaire Marc Andreessen loves him some plutocracy, which his beloved Thomas Jefferson would have taxed into oblivion

Trump's so-called party of populism has given us a cabinet teeming with billionaires.

Welcome to rule by the rich. We deserve them, good and hard.

Andreessen's hero, Thomas Jefferson, would have taxed them all into oblivion to keep their baneful influence from destroying republican government. Thomas Jefferson was an advocate of what we have known as steeply progressive taxation.

But billionaire Andreessen thinks you are too dumb even to know that.

Hell, he's probably too dumb to know that.

 

"Exempt all from taxation below a certain point, and tax the higher portions of property in geometrical progression as they rise."

Internet Pioneer Comes Out For Gridlock

Marc Andreessen, here:

"The presumption is that we want the government to do things. I'm pro-gridlock," Andreessen said. "It doesn't bother me in the least if government is all ground to a halt." ...

"'Rise above' I completely disagree with it," Andreessen said, speaking of the motto coined by CNBC to resolve Washington's budget woes. "I think it's well-intentioned, but I think it's undesirable and I think it's dangerous."