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Søren Lorensen Ich hab angefangen Schuhkartons kombiniert mit Klopapierrollen als Kabelkisten herzunehmen. Kann man auch bissl flexibler gestalten. Hab bereits 4 solcher Schuhkartons, gut sortiert, das hier ist der USB/Kopfhörer Nr. 1 😂

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The figure we know as "JD Vance" was likely a historic person only in the sense that King Arthur was. A political leader by that name probably lived in the early third millennium, but the figure that's come down to us in the sources is likely an amalgamation of traditions,

It is almost certain that the author of "Hillbilly Elegy" and the vice president were real individuals, but certainly two different ones, likely conflated due to similar background, though very different attitudes, particularly to Donald Trump.

Ask yourself: would the notoriously liberal Hollywood make a laudatory biopic about a reactionary firebrand?

The inconsistencies mount as we see a variety of different sympathies applied to the composite individual, the only real point of coherence being that they were all present in the broad movement at the time known as "the dissident right." Elements of neoreaction, Catholic

He seems to have been an example of wish fulfillment from an outcast community, like Jewish exilic narratives that show Nebuchadnezzar or Cyrus paying homage to YHWH. Marginalized groups frequently imagine that powerful peole secretly share their views, but such narratives have

Positions that "Vance" seems to hold consistently across all sources are likely those held by multiple dissident right factions. It's unclear whether these sayings originate with a historic Vance or were invented for an early narrative, but it seems like later compilers and

His old-stock Appalachian background is probably authentic, since it explains why such disparate factions of the DR chose to portray him as their messiah in the first place. The historic Vance's roots made him an attractive hook on which to hang the "Americanist" ideology found

Other aspects of the historic Vance's identity are more suspect. The integralists and postliberals claim he was a devout Catholic convert. Other sources (perhaps seeking to distance Vance from the more overtly racialist factions of the DR) invent an Indian wife for him and even

Vance's rejection by the "Groypers" provides further evidence that his Catholicism is a later tradition with little basis in history. Otherwise, how are we to explain that a faction so vocal about its radical traditionalist Catholicism was also the only DR faction to reject

Seriously guys, wake up! "Vance" was supposedly one of the great statesmen of the early 3rd millennia, and yet there's zero consensus as to what he even looked like. If he were as consequential as his devotees claim, surely there would be multiple contemporary likenesses

Forgot to mention all the inconsistencies in the early life narratives (is he from Ohio or Kentucky? is his surname Vance, Bowman, or Hamel?).

Sam Ghali, M.D. Thoughts and prayers

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