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In their new study, published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, they predicted that more physically robust men, as identified by a wider face, would be self-sacrificing when their group was competing with another group.

The researchers gave University of St Andrews students money to play a game in groups where they could either benefit themselves and free-ride on the cooperation of others or they could risk their money to benefit their group. Half of the students were told that the outcomes of the game would be compared between St Andrews students, the other half that they would be compared with a rival university. The prediction was that the wider faced men would respond to the rivalry in the second condition and sacrifice their money for their own group.
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"It was surprising that our predictions were confirmed," reports Dr. Stirrat. "When we mentioned Edinburgh University, our St Andrews participants with wider faces were more cooperative than the other men. When we didn't mention the rivalry, they were less cooperative than other men."

none of us “argue” that “white America” is “the core of American identity”—we assert it

the country's performance since independence has been startling. Like Israel, it illustrates the overwhelming superiority currently still enjoyed by Western culture in a Third World context, the more strikingly since it faces sanctions and is not underwritten financially by the U.S.

Kristy Swanson says if President Trump is removed from 'Home Alone 2,' she also wants to be cut from John Hughes films

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — Federal prosecutors in Virginia are seeking a five-year prison sentence for a former neo-Nazi group leader who pleaded guilty to conspiring with other far-right extremists to threaten dozens of targets, including a predominantly African American church, a sitting U.S. Cabinet member and journalists.

John Cameron Denton, of Montgomery, Texas, and others involved in the plot made at least 134 threats to injure people and institutions, often for racist reasons, Justice Department prosecutors wrote in a court filing last Wednesday.

The New Right is very specific and quite intolerant, and has a sort of elitist qua elitist position of its own which differentiates itself from forms of the Right that pre-existed it. And, although they’ve never purged people who think differently and that sort of thing, and there’s a wide eclecticism that’s practiced, certain cardinal differences would be the complete rejection of conspiracy theory and conspiratorial ideas, and the complete rejection of what we’ll call anti-Zionist conspiratorial ideas. This is quite a complicated area, but the New Right formally does repudiate all that and looks to explain the world in a different way.
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A visceral anti-Americanism which is cultural, which has a lot to do with hostility to pronounced cultural power, soft power, manifested by the United States, manifested by the Hollywood movie industry, manifested by global media entertainment and infotainment as it’s become and its grown up even more pronounced since when GRECE began commenting on it in the early-to-late 1960s.
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There’s de Benoist’s famous remark that if he had to choose sides, he would prefer to be dominated by Russia than by America, and that he would prefer Soviet tanks to American ones, because underneath the carapace of Communism, a European heart still beat in the old Russian colossus

One of the most far-right members of the state Senate,[16] she has described herself as "Trump in heels."[17][18] She has promoted baseless claims that the 2020 U.S. election was marred by election fraud; she also claimed that Virginia Democrats "hate white people".[14][19]
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Chase opposes removing the Robert E. Lee Monument in Richmond, Virginia, which has become a flashpoint of protests in recent times. "Removing the Robert E. Lee statue is a cowardly capitulation to the looters and domestic terrorists."[25] Chase further stated that the removal of Confederate statues is an "overt effort to erase all white history".[26]
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After Virginia Governor Ralph Northam proclaimed October 12, 2020, to be Indigenous People's Day, Chase promised in a fundraising e-mail to abolish Indigenous People's Day when she's Governor, claiming the true goal of the holiday was to destroy the United States and give all the land back to Native Americans.[27][28]
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In a Facebook post on December 15, 2020, after Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election, Chase called upon Trump to declare federal martial law and overturn the election results.[33] Chase baselessly asserted that there was "extensive fraud here in Virginia"[34] and alleged that the Biden–Harris campaign "cheated to win".
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Chase attended Donald Trump's rally prior to the 2021 storming of the United States Capitol, but stated that she left before the rioting began.[16] Chase refused to denounce the attack on the Capitol.[35] She praised the rioters as "Patriots who love their country and do not want to see our great republic turn into a socialist country"[35] while falsely suggesting that left-wing "antifa or BLM agents of destruction" were to blame for the assault.[16][36]
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On April 20, 2021, after a jury convicted former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin of the murder of George Floyd, Chase said in a video that the conviction made her "sick"