The Low Bar

By Mitch Berg

I hope you all had a happy, blessed, gratitude-heavy Thanksgiving.

I hope you did not spend the day alone in a New York apartment, sitting on your toilet, hunched over your smartphone, obsessively typing bilge out onto social media.

Like this guy seemed to:

Only to be reminded that graywashing American history is how authoritarianism thrives.

25 Responses to “The Low Bar”

  1. jdm Says:

    Is there a known or measurable point in the constant and apparently endless stream of slams against white people after which white people are permitted to “fight back”?

  2. jdm Says:

    Sitting on a toilet

    Curious if he needs to a stepstool

  3. Blade Nzimande Says:

    I spent the day doing math and CAD.

    Got the estimate from the utility of my share of the cost of dragging a cable 1/4 mile from the nearest pole to my compound HQ.

    It’s enough to seriously consider going off grid, so I’ve been designing a solar system, which required the use of Thevenin’s Theorem which I haven’t used for 25 years (ngl, I had to look it up to remember it).

    Anyway, I digress…
    ….as I was working through the problem, it suddenly occurred to me that, hey, Thevenin’s Theorem has value as a tool for living a happy, healthy, wholesome life!

    Melt all the insanity and degeneracy, and those propagating it into one, easy to deal with, greasy blob.

    Gonna work that out tomorrow.

  4. Blade Nzimande Says:

    Robert Reich? Hasn’t he been front and center of every new thing to destroy Western civilization to come along for the past 50 years?

    Better check that “Early Life” tab, brb….






    Schwoops!

  5. Ultra Maga Mammuthus Primigenesis Says:

    Reich is a hack, just phoning it in to the elites at this point.
    Going off grid is more complicated than most people think, Blade, with respect to electrical power. Inductive loads will really stress your local system. Centrally distributed & managed electrical power brings incredible efficiency, and you’ve given that up. Disconnecting yourself from that power has costs. Anything with an motor costs you x 2 in terms of advertised watts at least.

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  7. kinlaw Says:

    Poor little Robert “Third” Reich, just a has been like Dan Blather, trying to become relevant by tweeting. On second thought, Reich is a never was, just a smug professor who never has had a private sector job.

    Putz.

  8. Blade Nzimande Says:

    UMMP, I’m designing a system, based on total possible load; welder, machine tools and everything in the house, with up to 50% connected at any given time, and calculating necessary KW/hr based on that.

    I have some wiggle room here, since my first study revealed I’d need a 13KW/hr system, which comes in >10% cheaper than hooking up to the utility, if I do the install myself.

    I’d back it up with a propane powered generator (mostly for the security system and refrigeration).

  9. Ultra Maga Mammuthus Primigenesis Says:

    Watch your power factor, Blade. I wish you luck. But other than last mile connectivity & the personal value given to being more self-sufficient, electrical power from a central provider is more efficient than making your own juice.
    On the Big Island, people who lived off the grid were proud to say they were self-sufficient, but an awful lot of them switched to HELCO power as soon as it became available.

  10. Blade Nzimande Says:

    Yup. I know the relationship between reactive and active power is linear. Took it into account.

    The only motor (inductive) load that is constant is my well pump.

    My welder is also inductive as are my mill/drill and lathe. Those are elective; I can use them during peak charge times.

    From what I’ve read, most people that regret going off grid underestimated their connected loads, and built insufficient systems.

    I’m trying to avoid that.

  11. Blade Nzimande Says:

    Your move, Zelensky

    https://twitter.com/RussianEmbassyC/status/1595980281223192578

  12. Blade Nzimande Says:

    Fact check: True

    https://twitter.com/RobertK86461136/status/1596487901030002689

  13. Ultra Maga Mammuthus Primigenesis Says:

    I am not sure that there is a single human being who cares what Reich thinks about anything.

  14. Blade Nzimande Says:

    Reich has >1.5m followers on Twitr. He’s also a prolific propagandist on reprobate media sites like Media Matters (A Soros©️ Production).

    Its probably true that the majority of his audience are aging, addled brain nincompoops (like our friend, Bikebubble), but he’s got an audience nonetheless
    He spends his days poisoning the well of Western civilization in every way he can.

    https://twitter.com/RBReich/status/1595848225436872704

  15. bikebubba Says:

    “Brain addled” is shown, in my mind, by parroting Russian propaganda. Conservatives have known that’s a fool’s errand since the 1960s.

  16. bosshoss429 Says:

    bike;
    Don’t forget Buttrock Obumbler’s comments during his debate with Romney, when he indicated that Russia was still America’s greatest threat. The black messiah laughed, along with his knuckle dragging, ass kissing sycophants in the “audience”, mocking Romney with his ignorant reply; “1984 called and they want their foreign policy back!”

  17. Blade Nzimande Says:

    “Conservatives have known that’s a fool’s errand since the 1960s.”

    And like everything else “‘Conservatives’ have known since the 1960’s” that sure knowledge has led us off the cliff in the current decade.

    Pfffft.

  18. bikebubba Says:

    Conservatives have known “since the 1960s” that sure knowledge has led us off the cliff in the decade 2012-2022?

    Pretty neat trick, Dullee. If you’re trying to prove you’re a fool, great job. Time for you to go on your errands. Putin Delenda Est!

  19. Emery Says:

    “Reich is a hack, just phoning it in to the elites at this point.” ~ Woolly

    Elites on the Left believe they have universal values and are angry their base doesn’t buy it. Elites on the Right do what aristocracies have always done — keep the base busy with some kind of moral idea and they can take what they want.

  20. Blade Nzimande Says:

    Fair enough, Mr. Bubble. “Conservatives” started leading us off the cliff for 2-3 decades.

    Now, maybe you see what’s been going on as sound footing, Bikebubble. I’d love to hear you educate us on that.

  21. Blade Nzimande Says:

    Richard Nixon was the last Conservative President. When Reagan granted 2 million 75 IQ Guatamexidorians I was telling my friends “That is the ned of California”, and I was right.

    Looks like I was smarter at 22 than you are at 72, Mr. Bubble. #Sad

  22. bikebubba Says:

    That sure was the “ned” of California, Swiftee.

    Again, pro tip; if you’re going to try to insult peoples’ intelligence, learn to spell.

  23. Blade Nzimande Says:

    Everyone else knows a typo when they see one, Mr. Bubble.

    Looks like everyone is still smarter than you, at 72.

    #sad

  24. Blade Nzimande Says:

    I’ve been wondering why Bikebubble isn’t sporting a Askov Brigade flag avatar. All the other 80IQ cud chewers are on board already.

    I just realized he probably doesn’t know how to do that. #sad

  25. Emery Says:

    The damage a dictator can inflict on their own country is incredible. All of this to satisfy one megalomaniac’s delusions of historical grandeur. What a disaster.

    The famous ‘efficiency’ of autocratic regimes: the ability to push through terrible decisions very quickly and virtually unopposed with terrible consequences. Long live our forever messy and chaotic democratic politics.

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