Aryan Identity (@aryan_identity)

Some thoughts on the Charlie Kirk shooting from a meta perspective. After it happened, many RW tribalists were quick to say something to the effect of "We all need to band together; they want this to happen to all of us!" Yet many of these people are Christian and would never accept banding together with people who are anti-Christian, no matter how right-wing or competent those anti-Christian individuals may be. This is the perpetual folly of nominally "pro-white" people who pretend that they're on the side of Aryans, when in reality it's their specific tribal sect that they want to elevate, and they smear anyone outside of it as subversive, even when it makes no sense. A perfect example of this is Nick Fuentes in his response to the shooting. He said something to the effect of "He was killed because he was Christian." Not only is there no evidence of this, but the implication of his saying that is that he wants to frame the issue as "virtuous Christians versus non-Christians who are detached from morality." This is obviously a false paradigm, as there are many decent Aryans who are not Christian, and in fact the people with the highest innate morality are necessarily non-Christian because they have no need to use slave morality to LARP as an Aryan. So what we have are cynical people posturing as decent and moral as a way to advance their particular tribal agenda. ZoomerHistorian was another person using such rhetoric, and what do you know? He advertises Catholicism, too. While it's not frequent that he uses overtly Christian rhetoric, one has to imagine that he would be just as intolerant of secular race advocates as other Catholics, since such intolerance is inherently baked into Catholicism, as noted by Hitler in Mein Kampf. The conclusion here is that no, just because they want to see all of us meet the same fate does not mean we are on the same team as all other purported RW people. I am an anti-Christian absolutist and would literally sooner die than cuck and join their disgusting cope dogma. If my vote made the difference between Nick Fuentes and some leftist getting elected, I would abstain because Christians are fundamentally, diametrically opposed to my interest. Nick Fuentes says it himself: "Take your own side."