Didactic Mind

Domain Query: The Jackass and the Cow

Commenter Johnny asked a number of questions on the back of last week's Friday T&A post related to Indians in America. They are mixed in with lots of other stuff, so I'll break them down into simple chunks:
Why are Indians in the West (especially America) so vocally and uniformly left-wing? They vote like 80% or more Democrat, as a high-income group.
Are they resentful about being weak and ugly, and as such, hate White people?
Are Jews encouraging them so as to set Indians up to take the heat once the general collapse of the USA happens?
Why does it make logical sense that Hinduism and Leftism go together very well?
Building on the previous question, why do Indians in America support both loony-Lefitst Democrats AND the current right-wing leader of India? Isn't this a complete self-contradiction?
I endeavour to answer all of these questions, and quite a lot more, in a Domain Query podcast.

Domain Query: A Problem Without a Solution

Reader JohnC911 had another couple of questions for me on the back of my post a while back on the subject of race riots in the USA:
If the US President and/or the American congress ask for your advice on how to solve Race relations?
If Race relations can not fix peacefully or the solution will be too resistant and requiring many long term fixes that the president (or the congress) could not achieve what are some temporary (temporary being for the next 4 to 8 years) fixes that you could come up with?
As is my wont nowadays, I answered this via a Domain Query podcast:.

Domain Query: The Russian Bear

Longtime reader and friend of the blog Kapios posed an interesting set of questions to Monday's browser-crusher:
On another note, do you think the neo tsar has obtained the 'Daddy Putin' status to the Eastern European countries or is this just a front? Sure the countries around Russia are in NATO and they are littered with American military bases, U.N and so on, but Putin seems to have won the culture and religious war. The former communist countries are strengthening their economies, because most of them don't follow the Keynisian economics as closely as the U.S and the Christian Orthodox Church seems to be going strong as well. They have their problems too, with high ranking religious figures being corrupt, but they are not the spotlight of the world and they don't seem too eager to play politics like the Vatican. Maybe these countries are giving Putin a submissive nod given how Western countries corrupt everything they touch.
The West is a sinking ship, so I don't see a reason why they shouldn't side willfully and maybe happily with the Russians.
As is my practice these days, I decided to answer this via a Domain Query podcast.

Domain Query: Sinasian War

Reader JohnC posed a battery of queries to me in response to a video in my Monday browser-crusher:
Hey Didact,
In your opinion what would a war between India and China be like?
Also could a small war between India and China had any benefits?
It is a weird question to ask but in regrading to the surplus of men to women in both countries such thing might help the gender divide. Also wake up the average Indian up to the threats.
I was thinking about after WW2 with the Russians. Yes the country was trashed and a lot of family lost loves ones. Millions die. The gender balance change afterwards has affected the men and women. And the war has psychology affected them. This is one (as well as years of living under a communist system) reason why Russians did not sign up for the immigration crisis like Western Europeans.
You have commented in the past on Indian men and women, Indian military ranks and the Caste system is in part why India is what it is. A war might be force them to rework or change. Though this might require such a disaster to force change.
It's an interesting series of questions. I answered them at length in a Domain Query podcast.

Domain Query: The Indian Blue Pill Beta

Reader MrUNIVAC posed a very interesting question to me in response to one of my comments in a chain from Monday's post, in which I stated that Indian men are generally huge blue-pill Betas and this has a major impact on how they deal with actual problem-solving in the real world:
I always got that vibe just by being around and talking with them, but why is that the case? I think there's a very strong matriarchal bent in their society, but are Indian mothers just that incredibly overbearing?
It's a great question. I answered it in today's Domain Query podcast, which I admit went on for a bit longer than I would have liked, but it's an interesting topic for me:.

Domain Query: Christian Libertoonianism

Reader JohnC911 asked an interesting question in relation to the Scripture that I posted up on Sunday regarding the compatibility of Christianity and libertarianism:
Is it possible for a Christian Libertarian society to exist if they chose to put Jesus as their King? and could it last?
In my view the only reasonable answer to this question is: "Not possible and not for more than about 3 generations, on average".
The first part of that answer has to do with the fundamental incompatibility between the libertarian ethic of individual as sovereign and the Christian ethic of God as sovereign. The second part of that answer has to do with the evidence on hand, which shows that every attempt to setup a Christian republic where people are left more or less free to live their lives in peace, has always ended quite badly, because of the fact that we are a flawed and broken creation.

Domain Query: Blood Guilt

Reader and friend JohnC posed a VERY long comment with a question buried in there... somewhere... about whether or not Pontius Pilate was guilty of condemning Jesus Christ to death, and whether he felt any guilt about casting out Our Lord to His death. I decided to take a stab at answering this via a Domain Query.

Domain Query: It's a Saturnalia Miracle!

Longtime reader and friend of the blog Kapios pitched in with some interesting questions to my Pesach post:
Do you follow any particular denomination or do you think denominations is a divide and conquer tactic?
Also what do you make of the Easter and Christmas holidays in terms of ancient pagan customs?Is this a coincidence or some sort of myth to dismiss?
It's been a little while since I did a Domain Query podcast, so here is my answer at length. I do go chase a few rabbits down their holes, but that's pretty normal for me:.

Domain Query: Hope and Faith

While there is no specific reader question that prompted this particular podcast, I wanted to take some time to give thanks to those who have offered prayers on my behalf and for my family. To be clear - everyone's fine, it's all good, but thanks to the very stupid decisions taken by the government of the country that issues my passport, a lot of people, including my folks, have been left high and dry with minimal guidance on how to get basic needs.
I also wanted to take some time to address the veritable tsunami of bullshit and misinformation that the lying whorenalists of the mainstream (((media))) are putting out there in order to keep us all afraid and compliant. Don't listen to them, because the reality is far better than any of us thought initially.
Most importantly, I want everyone who listens to this to take away a message of hope.
We're going to get through this. Have faith in your Lord, your families, your friends, and yourselves. We will be OK in the end.
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Domain Query: The Creature from Jekyll Island

Longtime reader and friend of the blog Kapios had a very interesting question for me from Monday's compilation of amazeballs awesomesauce:
I wish Trump went after the Central Bank as hard as he obliterated the Demoncrats. Baby steps I guess, but since he pressured the Fed director to print more, I don't see this happening. Unless he plans to print money that actually belongs to the government. Someone did this a long time ago and he 'killed the central bank so hard that it took them 70 years to recover' to quote a documentary about the Fed.
I don't know how informed you are about the inner workings of the Central Banks, but if you have time to research and make a post one day, I would appreciate it deeply. I still never fully understood their system if I'm honest.
I decided to answer it at length using a podcast, as I think my voice is probably rather more animated and less dry than my writing on the subject can ever be.
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