Tizzy @tizzyjrn

Your opinions are constantly changing depending on public perception, like a leaf in the wind you don’t have a consistent or principled worldview, you literally just say whatever you think is sensational and will get you the most engagement to garner attention to yourself, that’s ultimately all you care about. This was you yesterday.

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Tizzy @tizzyjrn

5 days ago

@sneako And you want the west filled with third world invaders, I’ll take the “racist” over people like you any day.

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Tizzy @tizzyjrn

5 days ago

@sneako What was the age disparity between Muhammad and Aisha again?

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Keith Woods @KeithWoodsYT

6 days ago

Sneako is a good example of a common phenomenon: the racial alien who grows up enjoying a great standard of living in the West, has no reason to feel anything for Whites but gratitude and should be an ideal case of "integration," yet still ends up making resentment of their hosts the core of their worldview. Sneako grew up to a middle-class family in Connecticut and attended a private school paid for by his immigrant parents, yet he larps as a black New Yorker. He adopted Malcolm X and Andrew Tate as his idols because they were more self-assured mulatto men who seemed to assert an identity outside White cultural norms, and even converted to Islam to imitate them. He has since made his entire justification for his religion that it is the most universal and anti-racist creed, because he is absolutely obsessed with "White supremacy." He gradually went from red pill slop content to brown clown leftism because the one constant incentive he couldn't resist was the racial justice angle, which like most Muslim immigrants in the West trumps any of the other social values his religion might prescribe. But like many brown clowns who adopt the language of leftism to articulate their hatred, the mask always eventually comes off and it becomes clear the driving force is his resentment of White civilization and cope for his feelings of inferiority and deracination. Interestingly if you look at the profile of Islamic terrorists in the West, many are second-generation immigrants who came from middle-class families and lived pretty liberal, degenerate lifestyles before a sudden dramatic conversion – and they are typically driven by the same resentment.