

You’re raised by your parents, you go to school, you finish school, then you move into an apartment as a single man or woman, and you go to work. That’s your life. ~Nicholas J. Fuentes
Racial egalitarianism, colorblind meritocracy, and mass immigration have become fundamental and foundational features of the moral philosophy of capitalism and the free market. Mass immigration is primarily propelled by the pursuit of perpetual growth – the ceaseless expansion of the economy for the economy’s sake. It is an imperative imposed by its own internal morality. The economy must grow; therefore, the population must grow; therefore, the labor pool must grow; therefore, the borders must become increasingly porous, and so on, ad nauseum. This transaction does benefit the Fortune 500 corporations, but they are not the nation, nor the worker, nor the Good. I have obligations to my family, my community and my church, while the corporation is only judged quarterly. There is no absolute scarcity of labor, only shortages of particular skills, in particular places, at particular prices, and at particular times. Labor is never perfectly allocated; this is an inevitable consequence of material reality. Invoking “labor shortages” to justify immigration ultimately serves capital – expanding the labor pool weakens workers’ bargaining power and suppresses real wages. In the 1960s; butchers, bakers, clerks, and couriers could afford homes, support families, and still have a little surplus for pleasures. Such estates are today regarded almost as aristocratic artifacts, like medieval castles. Then, even luxurious, unobtainable yachts like Hatterases were marketed toward middle-class households. Today, a man and woman, both earning enough to be considered middle class, cannot afford a four-bedroom home – save in some remote rural nowhere, where the house is affordable precisely because everything else (the employment, the social life, the schools, the youth, etc) has vanished. The material conditions of ordinary workers were plainly better. Today’s workers are poorer. Western leaders win their elections on the votes of those who’ve “already made it” – those whose mortgages are now but a mute memory. These politicians remain popular and powerful by passing policy that sacrifices the young for the old.
In serfdom, you’d work 20 hours a week and be a father by 15. The world is confusing. It is a technophile wet-dream where a baker’s dozen or two of unelected entities pass “regulation” after “regulation” without any sort of newsletter. ~June 22, 2022
The individual is no longer an identity forged in the quiet recesses of thought but has been remade into a commodity, a wage slave, whose worth is measured only by sheer productivity and a sad list of off-time “hobbies”. ~Nov 19, 2024
Only through technicality can the worker be considered free. He is formally free to leave his employer, but functionally forbidden from doing so as the rest of his life has been arranged so that he cannot afford to. Moreover, rural regions are undesirable precisely because they lack youth. If you don’t meet other young people, you don’t have friends and you don’t get married. Every time you make it more affordable for someone to buy a house cheaply, you necessarily diminish the value of the houses already standing – obviously, because one thing works in tandem with the other. To quote President Xi, “homes are for living in, not speculation”. Housing is already at its most unaffordable point in history, and mass immigration does little to make the arithmetic any gentler. It means not merely more bodies bidding for the same homes, but more people willing to use homes counter to their design – finding new ‘inventive’ ways to cram people in like sardines. There is a common idiom, “would you suck a dick for a million dollars?”. There are countless iterations of this, but what it boils down to is “what degree of degradation would you endure and for what quality of comfort?”. The obscene reality is, you already answer this question every morning when you go to work.
We are coaxed to sell every ounce of our existence for money. ~Mar 3, 2026
The only group benefiting from mass immigration is the class exercising the political function – the ruling class, whose interests increasingly coincide with those of capital. Older generations often claim that white people simply refuse to do the work immigrants do. The reality is that those jobs no longer offer the wages or prospects they once did. Work that once supported a family now barely covers a room. If a business can survive only by undercutting domestic labor with immigrant labor, it does not deserve to survive. No business model dependent on the existence of slavery is worth preserving. Farms operating on the brink of bankruptcy are pressured to violate the law by paying below minimum wage, while hiring agencies exclude potential native workers by recruiting exclusively from foreign labor pools. The minimum wage is only a baseline – designed to provide subsistence, not much more. Only the most callous, empathy-less interests want anyone to make minimum wage. Natives aren’t refusing farm work because they’re unwilling to work; they’re refusing because, under the current system, farm pays like the third-world. The government is collaborating with capital to suppress your wages. Class mobility is not “profitable”. “Hustle and Grind” culture is ubiquitous and a blight. No well-meaning society would tell everyone to be an entrepreneur or a CEO, nor would it tolerate unending generational wage-slavery so we can add two or three years to our lives. It is only through totalizing alienation through mediated representations of community simulated globally that we’d ever even begin to allow these thoughts. The only means by which we can measure the system’s success is through its own recursively self-validating measuring stick. There is no “expectation” for happiness in that equation – and growingly, no expectation for even meeting our most base urges to reproduce. Only a slave ranks his worth by his “productivity”. Our civilization is deeply unhealthy. The logic of the market is driving all of this. What is happening today is not an inevitable historical process, but the result of policies shaped by lobbying and enacted through bureaucracy. There is nothing metaphysical about a visa; there is nothing inevitable about issuing one. The state has total control over this process. It could simply stop tomorrow. We have agency and free will, so if we acknowledge that the destination is bad, we have an obligation to change course. We are living in nigger-ape hell, and it’s driving me bananas!














































































