The Uncommoners

"'Equality to the equal, inequality to the unequal' — that would be the true slogan of justice; and its corollary: 'Never make equal what is unequal!'” ― Friedrich Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols In this long overdue episode which we started recording two weeks prior, we hit on some no-longer current events like the second assassination attempt and the Trump/Harris debate, ultimately tying Haitia...

Our failure to get it together and put out an episode over the past couple weeks has led to a build up of no longer current "current" events that we felt the need to address, including Eric Weinstein's recent appearance on Modern Wisdom. This week we put a bookmark in our as yet unfinished talk on finding fulfillment in struggle, and have a brief interlude to discuss the RFK endorsement of Trump,...

"It never gets easier, you just go faster." - Greg LeMond We continue our tying together of all of season one in this extension of the prior episode's conversation, further elaborating on the idea of embracing and finding fulfillment in the struggle, because there is actually no achievable, lasting state of "win". Statis itself is a myth and illusion. Conservatism is self-d...

"Ye shall love peace as a means to new wars—and the short peace more than the long. You I advise not to work, but to fight. You I advise not to peace, but to victory. Let your work be a fight, let your peace be a victory! ... War and courage have done more great things than charity. Not your sympathy, but your bravery hath hitherto saved the victims. 'What is good?' ye ask. To be brav...

A few years ago, Eric Weinstein said that in the absence of real growth, everything turns pathological. In this episode we unpack that statement and posit the cause as the fact that the entirety of the Bernays social control structure is based on economic growth and fails to function without it. We bring several prior episodes full circle in this discussion, so we'd recommend having finished t...

Following directly on last episode's discussion and skipping right over Joel's promise to tie it to feminism, we talk the significance of manufactured "lone wolf" gunman, Allen Dulles's basement version of Langley, why the intelligence community is counter intuitively anti-nationalist, how Trump/Vance will equally counter intuitively advance a globalist agenda by preserving i...

The Purpose Of a System Is What It Does. As the world continues with the contrived argument over the competence level of US government security forces, we use this golden opportunity to talk about incompetence as the veil of malice and the myth of widespread incompetence above the individual level. The control systems work as intended, you've simply been carefully mislead as to what the actual...

The writers at Ubisoft have really outdone themselves this time. In this episode we marvel at the writing talent involved in the new MAGA-based Assassin's Creed sequel, while also showing equal awe over the poor skill of the player and hostile NPCs alike. We also discuss our nuanced false flag (or not) event ranking list, information bukkake, how this furthers the socio-political flip, and why...

Joel has scotch in hand, Tyler has some seltzer, and we're ready to unpack the meaningless buzz word that "freedom" has become. What is actual freedom? What does the word mean in the context most people use it? Why are most people incapable of ever achieving real freedom and do they even want it? You'll get some answers in this episode after a somewhat meandering, but relevant st...

We decide to open our own SportsCenter to Monday morning QB the Team Red vs Team Blue debate, in the context of what we just talked about in the last several episodes, with an analysis that almost no one else is giving. Why exactly did the DNC decide to publicly deflate Biden like one of Tom Brady's balls? We have some answers. Episode notes Political retribution part of the debate (some of it...

Continuing our discussion of power dynamics, we mock people delusionally celebrating the Assange plea deal as a win and clarify what we mean by "power" in different contexts, via the excellent example of Bane and the banker in The Dark Knight Rises. We make some further inroads on tying socio-political flips to these power dynamics - as well as painting a grim picture of your AI administ...

"But Rousseau — to what did he really want to return? Rousseau, this first modern man, idealist and rabble in one person — one who needed moral 'dignity' to be able to stand his own sight, sick with unbridled vanity and unbridled self-contempt. This miscarriage, couched on the threshold of modern times, also wanted a 'return to nature'; to ask this once more, to what did Rouss...

Picking up roughly where we left off in EP5, we talk power dynamics and the way the world actually works, utilizing the incredibly rich example of the Israel/Palestine conflict and related protests. We also manage to tie in the Trump trial, and do a bit of pontificating on the nature of the Trump phenomenon as it relates to power dynamics - as well as make some bold predictions about where the US...

" Morality, insofar as it condemns for its own sake, and not out of regard for the concerns, considerations, and contrivances of life, is a specific error with which one ought to have no pity — an idiosyncrasy of degenerates which has caused immeasurable harm. We others, we immoralists, have, conversely, made room in our hearts for every kind of understanding, comprehending, and approving. We...

Building on the control structure discussion from Episode 3, we continue fleshing out our worldview with discussions on artificial boogeymen, counter-narrative control, how people that do finally wake up to the matrix have their focus redirected back into it, who actually is "the system", and what impact Jacob Rothchild's dead body has on your daily life. Tyler has no cough drop nois...

"Three metamorphoses of the spirit do I designate to you: how the spirit becometh a camel, the camel a lion, and the lion at last a child. Many heavy things are there for the spirit, the strong load-bearing spirit in which reverence dwelleth: for the heavy and the heaviest longeth its strength. What is heavy? So asketh the load-bearing spirit; then kneeleth it down like the camel, and wanteth...

We make a departure from our originally stated episode two idea in order to talk faux expertise, the myth of scientific accuracy, the new secular religion that happens to be exactly like the old non-secular one, the origin of our logo art, and both why and how you aren't allowed to think for yourself. As a bonus, you get to hear Tyler roll a cough drop around in his mouth for the first five mi...

"Among Europeans today there is no lack of those who are entitled to call themselves homeless in a distinctive and honorable sense: it is to them that I especially commend my secret wisdom and gaya scienza. For their fate is hard, their hopes are uncertain; it is quite a feat to devise some comfort for them - but what avail? We children of the future, how could we be at home in this today? We...