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America used to be a Small House-Big Lot country.

America then became a Big House-Small Lot pseudo-country.

And She is on her way to becoming a Small Living Quarter-No Lot post-country.

Thanks, Globalist Scum, for turning American into a real life human version of Calhoun’s rat dystopia experiments!

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In heartening news: when young White men are ready to fight, the world will shake.

PS De-urbanization should be a major plank of the Maul-Right. Crass, mass urbanization is intimately tied up with national decline. To save America, we must spin off Americans from the centripetal pull of the urban soymachine.

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From RedPillofHergest:

Went with friends to a top ranked ski resort in New England for an over-priced (white-priced ?) weekend. At lunch we observed an extended family nearby. The brothers obviously worked out, looked to be late 20s or early 30s, both married to slender, blonde, attractive women. Each had 2 kids. There were 3 boys and girl, aged probably 4-8. One of the dads gave them a $5 and they wriggled past the crowd near the door waiting to be seated, through the packed restaurant, right along the bar, to the door in back that led down the hall to the arcade. A few minutes later we laughed as the little girl, all flowing long hair and batting eyelids asked for more quarters. One woman in our group said, “those boys aren’t dumb! Send the girl to hit him up.” And dad poked back at his daughter with “you guys went through 20 quarters already?!”, hesitating until she leaned in with a “puh-leeeeez?” before coughing up another $5. And off she went alone through the gauntlet of adults, out of sight in an instant. I looked to a 16 year old boy in our group and said, “what do you make of that? Those little kids going off like that and nobody is worried about them?” He replied, “so? I used to do the same thing here,” And then I hit him with, “You know why parents let their kids do it? Because this is a homogenous environment. Everybody operates the same way. If there were any freak that might hurt a kid, he would stand out in this crowd, and people would put a stop to it.” His eyes started scanning the crowd. “Now”, I finished, “imagine if you’re entire country was like that !”

*sigh* Heavenly thoughts.

52 Responses to “The Homestead Analogy Of America”

  1. Mr. Bee says:

    You can see the desperate need for de-urbanization by just looking at the red-blue voting maps at the county level. It’s an underappreciated factor, but just as important as closing the borders to saving some semblance of western civ.

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  2. stuartsullivaniii says:

    Not only are the thought police closing in, the “comment” police are too.

    Make a “toss-off comment” and go to jail!

    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/belgium-sexism-law-public-place-man-first-convicted-brussels-fined-police-gender-a8242706.html

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    • Captain Obvious says:

      Marine Le Pen, the leader of France’s far-right Front National, has been charged over photographs she tweeted showing gruesome images of purported atrocities by Islamic State. The move by a judge in Nanterre on Thursday came after the national assembly voted in November to strip Le Pen of her parliamentary immunity over the three photos posted in 2015. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3637293/posts

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  3. mendo says:

    Been planning for almost 2 years now to get out of the big city and head on over to more quaint, rural areas.

    It’s where I’m at my best.

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  4. […] The Homestead Analogy Of America […]

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  5. martin says:

    heh, from the video where the man is talking to a journo, “you can send an email . Then we’ll make sure you don’t produce fake news”. lol. no matter which country you are in you can spot the degenerates because they all look the same.

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  6. Baron Julius Evola says:

    Thulean Perspective youtube channel

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  7. The video of the young guys in Flanders is beautiful.

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  8. Xtrabeing starofmagic.wordpress.com says:

    The problem with cities isn’t the city itself — which is great, from both an entertainment- and economic-standpoint — but that large, modern societies are ripe for takeover by conspiratorial liberals, who act together, subverting media corporations and government agencies while the alt-right and cucks are working purely at making money in harder fields (manufacturing, banking, etc.).

    The liberals cluster at pressure points within the city, seizing easy jobs (public service, academia) and promoting their like-minded friends, then dedicating their time to treasonously advancing their agenda. In xxmy new city of Vancouver, the public planner position xxI saw advertised has been staffed by a squaw Indian cunt from the offshore islands; a white man (esp. an alt-righter) would have had no chance to get the position; and now she and her crony liberal friends are setting policy and assigning tax dollars as they see fit.

    xxI will be neutralizing them, soon, though . . . just as soon as xxI get xxmy major corporation on a footing. Then we’ll see how well they fight.

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    • Captain Obvious says:

      “The problem with cities isn’t the city itself”

      Actually, in Calhoun’s rodent universes, the problem was precisely “the city itself”.

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      • Captain Obvious says:

        My gut instinct is that the genes for Ashkepathy help innoculate the j00z against the insanity of urban dwelling, and probably give them an yuuggge leg up on the competition [whose non-Ashkepathic Amygdalae are being overwhelmed by the Proxemics of urban living].

        Along those lines, I’d guess that the Brahmin of India & the Mandarin of China have similar neurological adaptations for the Proxemics of over-crowding.

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      • Captain Obvious says:

        I’m also convinced that The Frankfurt School was terrified of the attention which Calhoun was attracting [along with Edward T Hall], and so they sent in a fifth columnist named (((Jonathan Freedman))) in an to attempt to discredit these ideas.

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      • pyrrhus says:

        Actually, Bruce Charlton and Michael Woodley of Menie think that the Mouse Utopia meltdown was caused by dysgenic factors, the accumulation of mutations not weeded out by the Utopian environment. So in a welfare State like the US, dystopia will occur even in rural areas….

        [CH: that’s assuming the absence of selection pressures carries over from the urban sinkholes to the rural outposts. is that a safe assumption? i’m not sure. an argument can be made that rural america is a eugenic environment in the post-industrial west.]

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    • Oleaginous Outrager says:

      There’s not a major city (and not many minor ones) that aren’t crime-ridden, resources-sucking shitholes, full to bursting with useless eaters and social justice shrieking death merchants. You can’t separate the city from the lives of its denizens, so, no, the problem most assuredly the “city itself”.

      The “entertainment is great” argument as a positive for cities is the same as the “ethnic food” argument for letting in all sorts of street shitters and cholera spreaders. In other words, idiotic garbage spewed by the truly soft-headed and weak-hearted.

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  9. Every city in the US now has an artfag district downtown as part of some renewal scam. Overpriced loft apartments, maybe a sports stadium, galleries, ugly public “art”, no grocery stores and unfriendly to children. It’s been pushed as a solution to urban sprawl for years, especially the last 8. A population sink by design. Every metrosexual soyboy should move there.

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    • Apparently Jordan Cuckterson was on the Adam Carolla show recently and was talking about the importance of rough-housing for socializing young boys.

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      • Ryu says:

        Captain Obvious,

        Why do you give Jordan Peterson that name (Jordan Cuckterson)?

        I’ve only recently heard of him, as recommended by another WN. He is quite moderate, regarding the AR. He has said that whites should not tribe up, as it might destroy civilization.

        [CH: peterson said that? he’s dead wrong. whites should tribe up to save their civilization. it’s the tribing down of whites that is destroying civ.]

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      • Ryu says:

        As I’ve said, I just began listening to him, CH. I was shocked when I heard it too, from the one red pill shrink in the West.

        We shouldn’t give too much credit for being alt lite.

        Others know about it too. You can hear a bit about it here:

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      • skorzecin150 says:

        I don’t like Peterson for two reasons.

        1/ He refuses to discuss or even acknowledge the JQ.
        2/ He’s a huckster in it only for the shekels. He’s the Cernobitch of academia.

        Jim has him pegged here:

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      • Greg Eliot says:

        Heh… I got raked over the coals as a black-piller for daring to say this Peterson character chalked up a big fail in an interview in which he supposedly “destroyed” the feminist yapping yenta journalist a few threads back.

        These sort of tepid “heroes”, which are little more than allowed opposition, is why we lose… and it’s good to see some of youze yeggs catching on.

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    • rocko says:

      Our city had one and it tanked. Ordinary people aren’t attracted to paintings of Frida Kahlo that looked like it was painted by an autistic child.

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  10. jabowery says:

    My response to one of the more odious shitlibs who is promoting relocation of excess democrat voters from deep blue states to swing states that went for Trump:

    Government programs and non-profit NGOs are moving people from deep blue states to swing states that went for Trump in 2016. What? Did you think that a civil service populated by affirmative action hires wouldn’t be way ahead of you?

    Of course, the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 has already elected a new people — and it is only a matter of time before that appears as an irreversible change in the electoral college.

    This is, of course, exactly what neo-Nazis want to happen. Don’t fool yourself, girl. Physical infrastructure is vulnerable to small groups of disorganized people engaging in an insurgency — with the result that on the order of 100 million people in the urban areas will die.

    View story at Medium.com

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  11. Scanman says:

    All these years later it’s still fundamentally the Jefferson/Hamilton conflict.

    For the record, I’m with a Thomas.

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  12. Hugh Mann says:

    This is the kind of idea Wrath of Gnon tweets about

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  13. K Young says:

    “Starcity residents get a bedroom of 130 square feet to 220 square feet.”

    Starcity, so close to “Scarcity”. Is it a joke?

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  14. Les Saunders, Protestant says:

    I read Calhoun’s paper, which Château elder statesman C. Obvious, had been flogging for some time now in the kkk0mmemts section for some time now, yesterday morning. It is a thoroughly disquieting and dispiriting read. However, it is also powerful, prescient, and terribly, terribly important. The last couple of paragraphs (which I can’t copy paste here from the .pdf version using my iPhag) sum up the article, sum up EVERYTHING this blog has discussed and is about since its inception, and EVERYTHING that is wrong with our suhciety.

    The article needs to be dropped like leaflets to a population warning of a devastating airstrikes to come all over North America and Western Europe. American and European cities need to be literally carpet-bømbed with millions of copies of this work so as to snap the population out of their gluttonous stupefaction.

    To think that there was a time in this country when White men of courage, intellect, and valour produced this kind of work. Men like John Calhoun, coming from modest means in rural Tennessee, armed with natural intelligence, determination and guided by Christian values. THAT is what made America Great.

    When you see that 38 year old chïldléss spinster leaving the office with her yoga mat and heading home to her shoebox condo, with her #rapefugeeswelcome filter, and the 40 year old single guy in the cubicle over who goes to concerts in New York and smokes *legalised* dope, you’re seeing firsthand the devastation that is being wrought against Western, Christian society and what Calhoun was so bravely trying to warn against.

    PS when was the last time you saw a scholarly peer-reviewed scientifical article quote Proverbs and Revelation? Probably some time, I imagine.

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  15. guest says:

    Yes, the cities are ruining many of our best and brightest. Like many Millennials I spent too long chasing shekels and notches in the big city. Now I’m trying to pick up the pieces.

    I will say the lessons I got in vibrancy give me a perspective that many Heritage Anerica white shitlibs and especially boomers don’t grasp because they haven’t lived it. But we can’t wait for them to learn firsthand, it would be too late.

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  16. RedPillOfHergest says:

    Went with friends to a top ranked ski resort in New England for an over-priced (white-priced ?) weekend. At lunch we observed an extended family nearby. The brothers obviously worked out, looked to be late 20s or early 30s, both married to slender, blonde, attractive women. Each had 2 kids. There were 3 boys and girl, aged probably 4-8. One of the dads gave them a $5 and they wriggled past the crowd near the door waiting to be seated, through the packed restaurant, right along the bar, to the door in back that led down the hall to the arcade. A few minutes later we laughed as the little girl, all flowing long hair and batting eyelids asked for more quarters. One woman in our group said, “those boys aren’t dumb! Send the girl to hit him up.” And dad poked back at his daughter with “you guys went through 20 quarters already?!”, hesitating until she leaned in with a “puh-leeeeez?” before coughing up another $5. And off she went alone through the gauntlet of adults, out of sight in an instant. I looked to a 16 year old boy in our group and said, “what do you make of that? Those little kids going off like that and nobody is worried about them?” He replied, “so? I used to do the same thing here,” And then I hit him with, “You know why parents let their kids do it? Because this is a homogenous environment. Everybody operates the same way. If there were any freak that might hurt a kid, he would stand out in this crowd, and people would put a stop to it.” His eyes started scanning the crowd. “Now”, I finished, “imagine if you’re entire country was like that !”

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  17. tripper says:

    and what about that little thingy that CHekists ignore called… economy? boy oh boy ofc they don’t. Now the ‘real question’ (TM) is why would he write and promote anti american agit pop on alt right website?

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  18. RedPillOfHergest says:

    Living in a rural New England coastal town, I can assure you there is already a de-urbanization happening. Extreme left wingers have discovered they can sell their homes in diversitopias and pay cash for homes 2 or 3 times the size, often with ocean views, and pay less than 1/3 the property taxes they used to. Can’t tell you how many drafty old 4000 sq ft homes of spinsters I’ve been called to work at that have a Bernie sticker, Obama sticker, and Clean Energy Now sticker on the Prius or Subaru in the driveway. The irony is lost on them I’m sure. The libs escape the vibrancy and stupidity of the city, and end up here b/c they “just fell in love with the quaint small town with friendly people, low crime, and a sense of community.” Whiteness. They fell in love with Whiteness. Many of them are retired or semi-retired or work from home. That leaves them plenty of time to get on the town council, the school board, protest in the streets, organize campaigns, etc. While the natives are busting their asses at several jobs and don’t have time for all that stuff, the liberals start changing the town into exactly what they just escaped. Lobbying to ban guns, protesting White privilege, calling Columbus Day instead Indigenous People day, welcoming immigrants, holding gay pride parades, pushing a trans agenda. Home prices and taxes have skyrocketed. The town is full of Libs from away, and natives are pushed farther out.

    De-urbanizing is an idea that needs some polishing before promotion.

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  19. padawan125 says:

    Question for fellow readers and Heartiste:
    Thanks to the advice here, I’m now married to a southern girl >10 years my junior. We live in the suburbs of a mid-western city but we are looking to buy a house and start our family as traditional as we can.
    I’m not certain any area is okay to plant roots permanently to start a family. I like the ability to pick up at a moment’s notice and move as needed depending on the circumstance, which is why I prefer to rent.
    Although it would be nice to buy a house and make it my family’s home. My job is such that it would be difficult to live in a rural area for clients but I don’t need to live in a big city either. The suburbs/smaller city would be fine. I’ve always wanted to live in Montana to hike the mountains of Glacier NP. If I did decide to buy a house, what parts of the country are good choices for a growing family?

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    • gunslingergregi says:

      none

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    • guest says:

      You want to start a family but you want to be able to move on a moment’s notice? You want to move to the middle of nowhere because of some park? You and your wife don’t have existing family to live near? Okay.

      Based on my own research and travel, a nice, affordable suburb in the Midwest or South where you’d fit in is as good as anywhere. If you like winter, SE Wisconsin puts you close to Milwaukee and Chicago, or southern NH puts you close to Boston. Eastern PA makes NYC and Philly accessible. Anywhere in the Texas Triangle. Suburbs of Atlanta or Charlotte.

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      • gunslingergregi says:

        near boston no good mass has alimony for life

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      • gunslingergregi says:

        if have to where divorce laws are easiest on men

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      • guest says:

        That’s why I said New Hampshire, least cucked state in New England although that’s not saying much.

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      • Agent X says:

        New Hampshire is pretty right wing, national election results notwithstanding. Our college towns are the problem there. On a state level we’re pretty darn red and moving more right wing with each passing year. C’mon up, we need all the help we can get!

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    • ConantheContrarian says:

      Here are cities with good suburbs: Omaha, Kansas City, Saint Louis. All very affordable. Friendly people.

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  20. That was actually painful to read because I know something like that is too difficult to achieve right now in somewhere like India…it could be possible in small villages or if there was a massive change in population composition.

    redpillindian.blogspot.com

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  21. baked georgia says:

    the problem is that americans dont exactly live in rural areas, but boring suburbs. suburbs where you can’t even cut your grass on saturdays because it’s against “community standards”

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    • rocko says:

      I fucking hate suburbs. Bland, lifeless, where people don’t go out and would rather stay indoors glued to the screen. Could partly explain why many suburban kids end up being screwups.

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  22. Truth-hammer says:

    Rid the U.S. of all non-Caucasians (jewry, blacks, browns, yellows, and reds), and we can again have that America.

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  23. Scanman says:

    Cities? Not the problem.

    Diversified cities? Big problem.

    The reeking, spitting, shitting camel in the room that everyone is forbidden to recognize let alone discuss is domination of every single control point in our society by a alien group with interests inimical to our own.

    Fix that and the ten thousand cuts that are bleeding us out quickly start to heal.

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  24. cynthia says:

    Even a lot of the shitlibs I know want to buy some land out in the country and be left in peace.

    Ten acres, a big garden, some animals, and homeschooling sounds really good these days. The fiancée disagrees with me on the homeschooling, but then, most of my friends who have kids started out thinking inner city schools would be “just fine”.

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  25. rocko says:

    “Last year, Verizon eliminated Ms. Shiver’s job in Albany, Ga., but offered to transfer her to San Francisco to work at a store. Ms. Shiver, who makes about $85,000 a year, knew she could never afford a house here but moved anyway.

    “People talk all the time about what they dream of, and I decided to stop talking about it and just do it,” Ms. Shiver said. “I was looking for more meaning.”

    She divorced her husband, packed her Yorkie Pomeranian, Stanford, in the car and drove west.

    The idea of sharing a bathroom was initially alarming, but the pictures of the house looked nice and Ms. Shiver wanted to meet new friends. For $2,200 a month, she now rents a Starcity room with a queen-size bed, a bedside table and a chair.

    She said she could not imagine any other life.

    “I’ve run a household; I’ve done the bills; I’ve mowed the yard, and I don’t want to be responsible again,” Ms. Shiver said. “I want to paint and learn how to make ramen noodles. And when we run out of tinfoil, there’s just more tinfoil.”

    I copied and pasted that above because it really caught my attention. First, I’m assuming she divorced her husband just because she didn’t want to “share”, even though hubby had to “share” his income with her. Next, she has a toy dog. I’ve said this before here and I’ll say it again, having indoor pets is gross. Having said that, that must be interesting having a hyper dog running around in an apartment that small. Either the dog stays indoors and it probably craps all over the place, she takes it to work, or it ends up in one of those pet day cares. And then there’s the bathroom sharing issue. Gone are the days where one thought girls were clean immaculate human beings who peed rainbows and pooped bars of Dove soap. After sleeping over with girls in the past, I discovered how disgusting they are. Now I can’t imagine sharing toilets with many of them.

    And then there’s the cost..$2200 a month. You can get something better for that price in West Texas oil country during booms, and that’s saying a lot. And she’s 38 and divorced with a dog. And she was wearing a party hate. And she’s content cooking ramen noodles.

    And then they wonder why men don’t want to marry them.

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  26. rocko says:

    Also, this:

    “Wearing muddy leather boots, black jeans and a hard hat, he examined Mason Street, formerly a residential hotel that served homeless and low-income people in the Tenderloin neighborhood. It will soon be 71 Starcity units.”

    I guess it’s not “social justice” if you’re not kicking out homeless and low income people.

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  27. Jaded Jurist says:

    Ironic that the Tiny Home movement is populated heavily by stinking shítlib Millennials who want to Live Sustainably on rural acreages.

    Hopefully they all starve.

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