Originally published at: Chris Rufo — Known For ‘DEI’ and ‘CRT’ Panics — Tries to Make ‘the Indian Question’ a Thing
To the degree that a “respectable” or “moderate” right exists today in America, Christopher Rufo is considered part of it. He is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, the tony midtown think tank that holds black-tie galas; he recently enjoyed a polite sit-down interview with Ezra Klein on Klein’s massively popular New York Times…
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A lot of words illustrating that these two paramecia are unvarnished bigots. Rufo needs to disappear, hopefully in a penal institution. One man is responsible for normalizing this kind of behavior. You know, the pedophile defecating on the Constitution and all expectations of a civilized society. 86 47
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I do not, under any circumstances, expect to see Usha Vance supporting this concept. Harmeet Dhillon et al? Possibly if they want to keep their positions.
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Where does Rufo live? And who are his neighbors?
And I guess he refutes the notion that the US is a nation of immigrants.
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First I’ve heard of this Chris Rufo. I know nothing about him. Wonder if his great-grandparents would have met his definition of who should be allowed in the US?
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OK, so I wasn’t the only one who thought of that.
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Send him back to whatever Sicilian village his garlic eating goombah ancestors came from.
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Sure, let’s further compromise science in America. What do these people suppose those kids got their degrees in? Certainly there were MBA’s, which don’t count, but a large portion of the Indian communities kids go into Medicine, like my MD/PhD cardiologist stepson.
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Keeperman is from a Jewish family, for chrissake! Kapo anyone?
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And deport Kash Patel.
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Honestly, I don’t even know what to say to this. A wave of nausea swept over me. My former neighbors were from India; he was an oncologist/hematologist, she was a stay at home mom, his daughter works for the DOJ somewhere in Texas, the son is studying to be a mechanical engineer. They are delightful people that I just said goodbye to because I have moved.
I will drive back out to their house and be a barricade at their door if anyone messes with them.
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My first thought, upon reading the title, was that they were talking about Native Americans–the current focus of my recent fiction and nonfiction reading. The suggestions of these two racists don’t just draw on Nazi ideology. They’re consciously or unconsciously drawing on the world of Indian boarding schools, “kill the Indian and save the man,” and government agencies devoted to “taking care” ie managing Native American populations. Horrific.
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I find nothing about this story surprising, but one question does come to mind. Why is Ezra Klein’s podcast massively popular? He’s a just a guy that looks nice and sounds smart. Or did I just answer my own question?
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We’re not racist! We just don’t want to see people of other races around us, looking like us, or acting like us! Assimilation means everyone goes back to their home country to act like stereotypical caricatures from old movies. Individuals don’t exist. Our personalities are based on race, like how all white people love NASCAR, hunting, and racist jokes based on stereotypes. It’s in our DNA!
But this shows why these people are so angry and confused: Everything is doublespeak and coded messages that confuses the brain and makes rational thought impossible. When Rufo says they need to control language he doesn’t mean being a proud bigot or even discussing race and sexuality the way bigots openly did before political correctness of the 90’s. He means using the language of the left as a weapon to be bigoted without getting in trouble for it. It gives them implausible deniability that only works on conformists in the media who get easily duped by language.
This started with the early days of the internet when righties found themselves incapable of winning debates because their words were obviously bigoted and wrong, so they started using obvious code like kids speaking pig-latin in front of their parents to be sneaky. Then they kept adding layers to the code as the earlier codewords became just as toxic as the original words, to the point that people on our side usually don’t even realize these are intended to be code because they’re so obvious.
Now we have two generations of bigots who can’t even explain their positions with any consistency as they contort themselves into pretzels trying to say blunt bigotry while pretending they aren’t being bigoted at all and we’re just haters for interpreting their obvious code as code. And oftentimes the newer ones don’t even know why they’re getting blasted because they don’t know they’re using codewords. They just think we’re crazy because everything they say is code and they can’t even speak using literal words.
But once you ask what policies they want, the code can’t save them because it’s always bigotry and cruelty all the way down. They prefer discussing problems but hide their solutions even when they’re making them official government policies. Trump ran on deporting 20 million insane violent immigrants and they will never admit they’re deporting good people and legal immigrants because that’s so unpopular and many of their own voters don’t like it.
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Eine weitere Frage, die nach einer Lösung sucht, vielleicht nach einer endgültigen Lösung?
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JD Vance: “Say, is there any sort of bounty of these ‘Indians’?”
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Whenever there’s a regime that’s using “die (insert group of regime’s ire here) Frage” (e.g.., ‘the Jewish Question’ from the German) in any statement, there’s a good chance you’re a fucking nazi and should be deported from this country.
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So a bunch of college kids hooping and hollering at a Texas Longhorns college football game, some wearing cowboy hats, isn’t assimilation enough for these asshats.
Based on their definition of assimilation, it seems, only being white makes the cut.
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“The Indian Question”
Seriously?
Seriously?!
This guy coulda been a keynoter at the Wannsee Conference.
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I’m curious whether the Manhattan Institute ever replies. They have some housecleaning to do.
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