2020 was such a turning point that the implications are still | Imperium Press

2020 was such a turning point that the implications are still being worked out. The dissident right's worldview is superior to others, but many things even we took for granted were slaughtered, the mask completely slipped, and we're still learning.

I've been thinking about the purpose of jurisprudence in general recently. SCOTUS' job is to rule on cases the left can plausibly win, and to DECLINE to rule on ones it can't—until the time comes when it can. The purpose of law is to formalize custom, and custom is dictated from above. This is one of the hard lessons of 2020—rule of law just isn't a thing at all. Popular sovereignty didn't fare very well either but that's another discussion.

These are growing pains and you shouldn't be blackpilled. Remember what it was like in 2011? That was only 10 years ago. There are 700 million of us on the globe, and we're not going anywhere any time soon. Slowly, surely, we're starting to understand how the game works and what's required to overturn it. We didn't get into this mess overnight and no redpill or secret handshake will make everything snap into place.

But one day it will change in the blink of an eye and people will think it did just spontaneously snap into place, rather than resulting from decades and centuries of unromantic sacrifice by nameless heroes. Your job is to lay the groundwork for that to happen, not tomorrow, not even in your grandchildren's lifetime, but one day, as sure as the sun will rise tomorrow.