By Substack - Ambrose Kane - Nov 08, 2024

Donald Trump’s massive win for the highest office in the land shocked much of the world. Not only did Trump earn a second term, defeating Vice President Kamala Harris, but he won the popular vote as well, including securing both the Senate and House of Representatives (House to be determined, but likely) with republican majorities.

Record numbers of Americans showed up at the polling booths, and millions mailed their ballots in early. Seems to me that the greater number of Americans sensed just how important this election was, and that four more years of nation-destroying policies from the Biden administration could possibly be something that we might never recover from. For many Americans, the economy was their major concern; for others it was our open borders that allowed staggering numbers of unchecked immigration from the third world.

In the midst of all our nation’s social and economic woes, there were a plethora of black-pilled and fatalistic folks who urged us all to not vote, to not be part of a system that’s hopelessly ‘rigged’ where the final decision of all U.S. presidential elections is ‘fixed’. Voting, it’s argued, only provides the ‘illusion’ that one is making a choice, but in the end the final outcome is predetermined. But is that true in every election? Is that what the 2024 presidential election proved to be?

I can certainly understand why many Americans might feel this way, especially when one considers just how dishonest and internally corrupt the Democrat party is. The results of the 2020 presidential election raised more than enough concerns that a substantial amount of widespread voter fraud was involved to seat Joseph Biden in the Oval Office.

There was every reason to think that an even greater level of voter fraud would occur in the 2024 presidential election since a lot more domestic and foreign policies were at stake, including the mess of on-going wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.

For the past four years, the democrats had engaged in brazen lawfare against their political opponents, something we had never previously experienced in this country - at least not to the degree that was waged against Trump. The democrats had reason to believe that if the election were lost, they themselves might be facing similar retaliatory lawfare efforts.

In the midst of all this, the mood of the country had become so ugly and divisive that it’s easy to see why people would throw up their hands and give up, declaring it’s all a charade and that no one could be trusted to provide an accurate voter count that genuinely reflected the will of the people.

But none of what the black-pilled folks predicted actually took place. Not even a little bit of it. Trump won so decisively that the mainstream media couldn’t do much more than sadly read the election results, blame Kamala’s weak campaign efforts, and cry bitterly over it. This is not to say that the democrats didn’t engage in any voter fraud, but only that it was not sizable enough to thwart a Trump election victory.

The 2024 presidential election of Donald Trump proved that voting works. It’s not that voting alone will accomplish all that we want, but it is one of numerous tools at our disposal to bring about the kind of country that we envision for ourselves and our posterity.

Refusing to vote for candidates that align more with our social and political views under the banner that ‘voting is futile’ only serves to create greater problems for our cause. Consider the following.

If millions of sane, politically conservative people throughout the U.S. suddenly declined to vote, what would this result in? Would the Democrats stop voting too just because we withheld our vote? Their inevitable landslide victory would surely be interpreted as a “mandate” to fulfill the entirety of their cultural Marxist agenda.

That’s how they’d see it, and that’s precisely how it would be reported in the mainstream media. And once their candidates win by such a massive margin, what’s to stop them from creating legislation that would place all of us “dissenters,” “racists,” “anti-Semites,” and MAGA folks into concentration camps? You think the Democrats wouldn’t do it if they knew they would face little political resistance or consequences? Think again.

And how would refusing to vote impact our Second Amendment rights? Democrats would make certain to pass laws that would completely eradicate such rights. It would turn every right-leaning gun owner into an enemy of the state. Gun confiscation, then, would not be only a possibility but an undeniable reality. Our people would fall prey to marauding groups of Black criminals, especially among those who are unable to escape our major cities.

If we all refused to vote, then should we also refuse to hold our elected representatives to account for how they vote on our behalf? Does anyone seriously believe that those in office will more faithfully represent their voter base when we abandon any effort to participate in the election process?

Perhaps the Democrats would sympathize with our plight? Get real. Our political opponents don’t play by the same set of rules, nor will they be inclined to have mercy on us when they literally view all conservative White Americans as “racist, Hitler-loving, White supremacists.” Yes, this is how incredibly stupid and evil Leftists are. There is no balance or nuance in their thinking. If anything, history has proven how easy it is to get seemingly “nice people” to engage in the worse kinds of atrocities.

Perhaps large numbers of Democrats would see our point in refusing to play the game of voting? Maybe then they will listen to our message and see the utter futility of it all? Nope, none of this would happen. They would not seriously ponder anything we’ve said nor any political protests we might engage in, no matter how empirically sound and data-driven our ideas.

They would not come to their collective senses once we declared that we have abandoned the ‘voting charade’. They will only see themselves as winners and all of us as losers. And then comes their great payback in which they would seek to punish every one of us. They would not be persuaded by reason, nor would their wrath be assuaged.

Our non-voting, then, amounts to non-resistance in the public sphere, an admission of sorts that the Democrats have better ideas and better solutions to our nation’s problems. And that’s exactly how the media would spin it and how the average American simpleton would interpret our complete abdication of our voting rights.

Jewish elites, of course, would get everything they wanted as a result — even more than what they have now! By not voting and forming a political resistance, we will essentially hand them all they want from us. And they will make sure to ‘reward’ us nicely for it too. Whatever resistance we might have on social media now would be cut off as they’re certain to censor and de-platform all dissenters.

Have you noticed as well that those who mock voting as futile with expressions such as “vote harder” rarely if ever provide any practical alternatives? They are largely whiners and complainers offering little more than verbal tantrums. One wonders whose side they are on. Throwing up our hands and giving up is precisely what our enemies would want.

The enemies of Trump threw everything they could at him. Neither endless lawfare, constant threats of imprisonment, millions of dollars in government fines, and even two assassination attempts were sufficient in preventing him from winning the election. This occurred not because enough gullible citizens believed that voting was a waste of time, but because reasonable people were discerning enough to realize that they could destroy the Left’s political efforts by simply casting a vote for Trump.

Trump’s win proved that voting, despite the problems and messiness associated with it at times, is a necessary component to shaping the kind of country that we as racially aware White Americans are seeking. This is not to say that Trump will give us all that we may want, but even if we garner only half of that which serves our racial and cultural interests, it’s still far more than anything we would have ever obtained under a Harris administration. As Greg Johnson rightly puts it:

“Trump won’t give us a white homeland. That is our job. But Trump’s victory makes it easier for us to get what we want. Compared to Harris, Trump is far better on immigration. Both candidates offered legal immigration. But Harris also offered massive illegal immigration and amnesties. Trump offered a clampdown on illegal immigrants coming in and mass deportations of the ones already here. Trump will slow down the Great Replacement, which buys White Nationalists time. To win, we need time” (‘We Won: An Agenda for Trump’s Second Term,’ Counter Currents, November 7, 2024).

Under Trump, there’s a real possibility that the economy will significantly improve. None of this would ever take place under Harris. Neither Biden nor Harris had the foggiest notion of how to improve the economic lot of Americans, and I doubt they had any real concerns about it. They had four years to reverse course, and yet they did nothing other than to drive more Americans into poverty and homelessness.

Under Trump, there’s a greater likelihood that illegal immigrants will be returned to their countries of origin. Trump might indeed have learned a thing or two from his first administration, and may complete that “great big, beautiful wall” that he had promised. Had Kamala Harris won the election, she would have seen her victory as a mandate and continued a policy of open borders at great expense to the American people.

Free speech, particularly the speech of White racialists and political dissidents, has a greater chance of surviving with Trump in office. If Elon Musk ends up playing an important role in Trump’s cabinet, there is even more reason to think that our speech will be safeguarded.

Under Trump, no more unnecessary wars are a real possibility. Trump already knows just how wasteful and stupid funding the Ukraine war has been, and I’m inclined to think that he will not so easily go along with Benjamin Netanyahu’s efforts to force the U.S. into a proxy war against Iran. With informed and sobering influences as Tucker Carlson and a host of others who are tired of America’s warmongering, it seems unlikely that Trump will be so easily manipulated.

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