Not sure how I missed this because I agree 1000%, but Devon Stack / BlackPilled said on Jan 8, 2026 on Telegram
and also on X:
Let's get into it.
What are the practical reasons you might want to humiliate a White woman who dies in service of the enemy, even if it is at the hands of the goons of a self serving regime?
First of all it doesn't matter that in this case the regime is self serving. In this particular instance the prevailing public perception of our enemies is that this is a manifestation of Right Wing White Power. This is white supremacy, this is the patriarchy, this is Hitler. It doesn't matter if they're wrong, in this instance it's a good thing that they believe this because otherwise what threat do we pose? What fear are you inducing?
Secondly, This isn't getting oil from Venezuela for Paul Singer, this is getting non-whites out of the country and normalizing violence to accomplish this if necessary. Your personal suspicions about the true motives of the regime carrying out these deportations are irrelevant as are your fears about how future administrations might also use force in response (how did you think this movie ended exactly?).
As far as the ridicule itself, publicly demeaning the enemy dead demonstrates a willingness to escalate. This is an important signal to send when, I dunno, you're being genocided and you want it to stop. It also raises a perceived social and reputational cost of opposing your side (Heads on pikes anyone?). This is precisely the kind of pressure women respond to. Did you know that women are far less likely than men to select suicide methods that disfigure the face? Because even after they are dead they care about how they look.
Humiliating the dead, in addition to clearly underscoring friend and enemy, also undermines the opposition's ability to canonize martyrs. By calling her "George Foid" you hurt the enemy's ability to leverage her death into some galvanizing figure by turning it into a joke. It also demoralizes members of the opposition who might see themselves as aspiring martyrs to their cause.
It's funny because the same people trying to tell me that women are somehow completely blameless in their actions and all responsibility lies with the men who need to control them, are the same people that seem completely unwilling or unable to do what it takes to accomplish exactly that, why? Because it's mean. It's the same suicidal instinct Boomers have that don't want to be called racist and is just as self-destructive.
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