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Reflections on the late election - by Curtis Yarvin
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President-elect Biden is a Machiavellian's dream—especially the way it happened.
Reflections on the late election President-elect Biden is a Machiavellian's dream—especially the way it happened. Nov 08, 2020 276 76 4 Share Though I did not put this in writing, not from responsibility but just out of cowardice, I did go around telling people IRL that my preferred outcome was “it looks like Trump wins, then it looks like Biden steals it from him.” Some mistook this for an “accelerationist” stance. It was only Machiavellian. I would also tell Trumpists that I was “so pro-Trump, I wrap all the way around to pro-Biden.” This did not raise many hackles and was also quite true. I
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