She used some of her feminine charm to get on his show (for a bit of a perspective on what league the Thorps are batting in), but when he tried to cash in his imaginary titty credits, she made fun of him and his gunt.
Rob Smith is a Traitor
Never go on CNN, ever.
KARLYN BORYSENKO
DEC 19, 2023
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For those of you who haven’t had the pleasure of being in this fucked up world, the political right loves people they can use as symbols. It’s not so much about the people as much as it’s about what the people represent.
For instance, when I had my 15 minutes of conservative political fame, I was the Democrat who went to the Trump rally.
It had nothing to do with me at all - I was symbolic of them winning someone over (the fact that I never became a conservative was incidental). Conservatives love nothing more than to glomming on to a token to show they’re really not the evil villains the Democrats claim they are.
When it didn’t work out with me (I never fit the image they wanted and refused to stick to the approved talking points), they found someone else and triedto replace me right before the 2022 midterms.
This is how they operate: an entire influencer class that’s made up of people in one of three categories:
Rob Smith is a gay black conservative who is famous on the political right for being a gay black conservative.
- They’re they’re best friends with, or related to, someone with a lot of money or power
- They’re sleeping with someone with a lot of money or power
- They represent some token that can be used to say “we’re not the bad guys, promise!”
He fits the image - clean cut, veteran, good body, says all the right things.
But really, the only reason that Rob Smith is famous is because he’s gay and black. It’s a two-for-one deal.
Rob Smith works with Turning Point USA, the most useless waste of $40 million/year that exists in the conservative movement.
This is an organization whose only job was to activate the young conservative vote, and not only did they fail at that, they constantly find themselves being outshone by a 25-year-old in his mom’s basement and an army of incels.
Turning Point USA is the nemesis of Nick Fuentes and the Groypers.
And the Groypers, because they’re obsessed with what men do with their dicks, really hate that Rob Smith is gay.
So, when I found out that Rob Smith had run into some of them at a bar where they said mean things to him, I wasn’t really surprised. Nor was I surprised that Rob tweeted out the video to play victim:
Now, to be really clear, I don’t like the words the Groypers used (I have to say that so I don’t get canceled, but it also happens to be true). I don’t think it’s a good look.
However, there’s something I find far more offensive than mean words that someone doesn’t like.
Rob Smith going on CNN to whine:
This should be considered a high crime on any number of levels, and should be far more offensive to people on the political right than anything Nick Fuentes says and does, even when he’s being his most ridiculous.
CNN is the enemy.
And now Rob Smith is going on CNN to give the left more ammo to use against the political right?
No one likes to be called names, I get it. I get called fat and ugly all the time. I even get called fat and ugly by the Groypers. Whatever.
Do you know what I don’t do when people call me names?
I don’t go on CNN to whine about it.
Whine about it on your Twitter. Whine about it on your IG or your YouTube channel. Call Nick Fuentes gay for the 109,000th time. All that’s fair game.
But there are lines you do not cross, and CNN is one of those lines.
So, who deserves to be canceled more?
The Groypers for saying mean words that people don’t like?
Or Rob Smith for going on CNN to whine and give the enemy a cannon that will be used against the team he claims to be a part of?
You may not like what the Groypers did…but if you prefer aiding and abetting CNN to saying mean words at a bar, then you’ve lost the plot.
Haters
Death by 1,000 cuts
KARLYN BORYSENKO
DEC 28, 2023
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What even is cancel culture?
It’s people trying to silence you.
When they silence you, they take away your power, your identity, your self of self.
Trying to silence people can come in a lot of ways.
The obvious ways are things like taking away your bank account, your payment processor, your platform, etc.
Those things suck. It’s like being unpersoned.
But there are other things that are bad, too. Perhaps not as severe, but still bad.
One of the reasons I’m interested in Nick, specifically, is that he is surrounded by obsessed haters who literally build internet careers off of hating him and everything he does.
It’s this insular community, one that you don’t see from the outside.
They think everyone knows about everything they’re doing because the only people they talk to are in their community.
They believe their community is the only community that exists because they only speak to people within the community, not realizing that there’s an entire world out there that they haven’t come close to touching.
They’re a little cult that doesn’t realize that they’re just one of thousands of little cults that exist in the world.
There are a lot of people with (to put it nicely) self-esteem issues in this cult.
And because of that, it attracts a higher disproportion of haters.
There are two types of people in the world: Creators or Destroyers.
Creators know they have something valuable to give the world, and so they create things to do that service.
Destroyers don’t believe they have anything of value to offer the world, and so they spend their time destroying the things that creators create.
Haters are destroyers.
Haters are the death by 1,000 cuts.
They’re parasites.
The only reason they have any success at all is because of you.
All their content only exists because you exist and you’re creating it.
They would have nothing without you.
They make it their business to destroy you.
They revel every time you have a failure (spoiler: everyone has failures).
They twist things out of context, they lie, they ignore any information that disrupts their confirmation bias.
They also make it more likely you’re going to experience more severe forms of cancelation, forming mobs of people who contact businesses demanding your ostracization.
They get obsessive to a scary degree.
They spend all their time thinking about you.
They spend their time talking about you.
They contact anyone you associate with publicly.
They stalk everything you do.
They defame you.
They dox you.
They SWAT you.
There is no line they will not cross once they get started.
What’s worse?
People say that controversial people bring cancelation on themselves.
But let me ask you this:
Which is worse?
Saying things that people might find offensive…or stalking a person, day in and day out?
Which crime is more worthy of cancelation?
I’d argue that stalking a person is far more unforgivable than saying mean words that no one has to listen to.
The thought of Karlyn Borysenko being....turned on....talking about how good in bed she bets he is...
Get his name out of your BPD mouth, Karlyn
Maybe he would be, but not for her.The thought of Karlyn Borysenko being....turned on....talking about how good in bed she bets he is...
I am having a hard time not wretching.
“I used to be on Fox News all the time.”
