I still think Sargon provides a valuable service, even if he's misguided in thinking political action can reverse the course of identitarianism and civilizational decay. He's a liberal in the same way that my mother is a liberal: she won't stop calling herself a liberal, but her opinions on specific issues would get her labelled a nazi by modern liberal standards. The service he provides is that a normie listening to him can't really say he's unreasonable, so it shows how crazy the far left is when they scream and try to deplatform him. Thus he acts as a gateway drug to the right in a way alt-right folks can't, as they scare normal people off when they start talking about ethnostates and IQ statistics.
His mistake is in assuming that there's some kind of silent rational majority that is just ignoring politics up until he comes around to point out what those wacky feminist professors have been up to. Outside of internet forums people don't like to think about political issues and just vote the way their group says is correct, meaning that demographic change due to immigration is inevitably going to determine the political future (barring unrealistic scenarios like a race war). Immigrants just aren't going to reasoned into caring about English common law or traditions of liberty or whatever when the globalist faction is giving them free shit and ignoring crime they commit. And at this point there's no effective means of using the political system to cut off the immigration flow, since even if an anti-immigration party takes control the state bureaucracy just runs them around in circles until the next election. So Metokur is right in the sense that political action isn't likely to accomplish anything, although Sargon does have a point in that at least he's doing something.
His mistake is in assuming that there's some kind of silent rational majority that is just ignoring politics up until he comes around to point out what those wacky feminist professors have been up to. Outside of internet forums people don't like to think about political issues and just vote the way their group says is correct, meaning that demographic change due to immigration is inevitably going to determine the political future (barring unrealistic scenarios like a race war). Immigrants just aren't going to reasoned into caring about English common law or traditions of liberty or whatever when the globalist faction is giving them free shit and ignoring crime they commit. And at this point there's no effective means of using the political system to cut off the immigration flow, since even if an anti-immigration party takes control the state bureaucracy just runs them around in circles until the next election. So Metokur is right in the sense that political action isn't likely to accomplish anything, although Sargon does have a point in that at least he's doing something.