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I love the mastodon idea for a logo, like a Republican elephant, but much older:
Unfortunately, the mastodon is an old, dumb, and extinct being from a bygone era - not a good representative. We need something that shows traditional intellect that can push aside these new infantile ideas of woke culture, selling out industry, and interventionism. Maybe a wise owl or something like that.
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Unfortunately, the mastodon is an old, dumb, and extinct being from a bygone era - not a good representative. We need something that shows traditional intellect that can push aside these new infantile ideas of woke culture, selling out industry, and interventionism. Maybe a wise owl or something like that.
Why not a human being?
Mammoths and mastodons are herbivores that differ in how they eat. Mastodons have cone-shaped cusps on their molars designed to crush leaves, twigs and branches while mammoths have ridged molars that allow them to cut through vegetation and graze like modern-day elephants. Additionally, mastodons had flatter heads while mammoths had a distinctive knob on top of their skulls formed by a bulbous protrusion of bone. Both had long upper tusks but mammoth tusks grew at a curve, sometimes even crossing in front of each other while mastodons had more linear tusks and some even formed a small chin tusk on their lower jaw.
Yet in their extreme bias, sometimes they accidentally point out truths. The article on paleoconservatism of course links it to the "white supremacy" and "Nazi" narrative which so plagues the imagination of the far left and justifies the ongoing leftist violence, but it does point out the central tenets of paleoconservatism, all of which sound pretty good to me:
- restrictions on immigration, like having a border to the country
- state's rights as the Constitution intended
- trade tariffs so that US executives may not give away our manufacturing base to China, for example
- national economic self-sufficiency so that the US may not be extorted
- non-interventionism abroad
- a return to traditional conservative ideals relating to gender, culture, and society
- opposition to abortion and gay marriage
"Paleoconservatism differs from neoconservatism in opposing free trade and promoting republicanism. Paleoconservatives see neoconservatives as imperialists and themselves as defenders of the republic."
I love the mastodon idea for a logo, like a Republican elephant, but much older: