Entries by Kevin MacDonald

Harvey Weinstein: Revenge and Domination as Jewish Motives

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Edmund Connelly’s article on Harvey Weinstein and the shiksa phenomenon discusses revenge as a motive. From this perspective, what Jews like Weinstein are doing is the result of hatred toward the goyim because of their perceptions of the long history of anti-Semitism. Of course much of this narrative is false and exaggerated, but the point is […]

Andrew Marantz: Retract your libelous statement

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Journalist Andrew Marantz published an article on Mike Enoch (“Birth of a White Supremacist“) in the New Yorker in which he wrote the following: In January, 2015, Enoch read “The Culture of Critique: An Evolutionary Analysis of Jewish Involvement in Twentieth-Century Intellectual and Political Movements,” by Kevin MacDonald, a former psychology professor at California State University, […]

Polarization is good

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The assault by the left on pretty much every shred of traditional American culture is speeding up dramatically. Just in the last few months there have been well-publicized attacks on Confederate statues that quickly morphed into attacks on Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, and Christopher Columbus. Inviting anyone remotely associated with conservative ideas — much less […]

Harvey Weinstein: Pomsta a dominance jako židovské pohnutky

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Harvey Weinstein, Heidi Klum a Uma Thurman na udílení Zlatých glóbů 2014 Autor: Kevin MacDonald Nejnovější článek Edmunda Connelyho o Harveym Weinsteinovi a fenoménu šiksy se zabývá i motivem pomsty. Touto optikou je pak konání Weinsteina a dalších Židů výsledkem nenávisti ke gójům, vyvolané jejich vnímáním dlouhé tradice antisemitismu. Ta je samozřejmě z velké části iluzorní […]

Comments on Peter Turchin’s review of Joseph Henrich’s “Cultural Evolution: The Secret of Our Success: How Culture Is Driving Human Evolution, Domesticating Our Species, and Making Us Smarter”

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For rules to work, conforming to the norm becomes a preference that has intrinsic, rather than instrumental value. https://t.co/cMcuhvs9U2 — Kevin MacDonald (@TOOEdit) August 27, 2017 “People need to feel good about doing right.” Unfortunately, social norms have resulted in many Whites feeling good about their replacement. — Kevin MacDonald (@TOOEdit) August 27, 2017 Which […]