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Continuation of this thread and the direction it took:
>>148814It looks like it's bumplocking, so I figured it's time for a new one.
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>>177627Its alright, take your time. Thanks for making a new thread
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>>177627>just be less of a faggotNormalfags could learn today from this wisdom.
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>>177565>I remember seeing people talk about immigration and the mexican problem back around that time and it helped me push back against the cuckservatism.The oldest shitlordy opinion I can remember having goes back to seeing some commercial in the years following 9/11. It had various foreign-looking minorities looking at the camera and stating "I am an American." I remember thinking, "No, you're not." Unfortunately, I still bought into the race-blind civnat mentality. Right before I learned the truth I was basically in a libtard phase where I didn't care about even illegal immigration because I was foolish enough to take blank slatism to its logical conclusion. Even then I wasn't enough of an idiot to support "hate speech" legislation or gun control. I also detested the attitude that the nigger word was inherently bad. I loathed the whole kindergarten-teacher mentality where authority figures think it's their prerogative to make other people stop saying mean no-no words.
I went from a theocratic authoritarian as a clueless kid, to a more standard neocon as a teenager, a libertarian Paultard, took a turn to the left, and then moved back toward the right again. I don't even know what I'd be considered now.
>This turns me off of a lot of new punk because really punk and metalheads should have sense of brotherhood and listen to all of it but the punks are very divisive and want to hair-split. Just like the Democrats they adore! Punk is dead. Metal has become full of manginas too,I don't listen to new rock at all, but you'd think punks would be able to see their common origins with metal. If it weren't for subcultural conventions drawing distinctions in the minds of people, nobody would be drawing a hard line between Motorhead and the Ramones, for example. Lemmy said that Motorhead would have been labeled a punk band if the members hadn't had long hair. Earlier bands, like the Stooges and Blue Cheer, straddled the line between protopunk and early metal. The division between punk and metal seems kind of forced and driven by more social aspects than serious musical separation. Punk has been part of the metal family tree from the NWOBHM forwards, and most metal musicians that have taken inspiration from punk haven't shied away from it. I think a lot of the historical tensions comes from hoity-toity scenesters getting involved in the late '70s, when punk was crystallizing into a distinct genre. It began attracting a different sort of person than the earlier type of rock fans, who were less musically inbred and more into whatever was loud and aggressive. But not everything was the fault of the punk fans. For example, the Ramones were mistreated by normgroid metal fans when they went on tour with Black Sabbath in the late '70s. Johnny Ramone was into Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, so you'd think there would have been common ground, but closed-minded idiots just wanted to see Black Sabbath. I think as time went on it was mostly the punks who had a stick up their ass though. It's too bad.
I think most punk bands are BTFO by the Danzig-era Misfits and Amebix, and both of those bands had metal in their DNA.
>I think people should stop being gear-nerds and just play some music! Too much noodling around. I like some old punkI think that's pretty true. I agree with a lot of what Circle of Tone says, although I have a bone to pick with him about the way he always shits on Norwegian black metal. Yeah, the whole scene was silly and pretentious, but I think the music at its best was an improvement over a lot of the First Wave. I completely understand why musicians keep imitating it to this day. I think Circle of Tone is wearing rose-colored glasses because he was part of the '80s thrash scene when he was young and prefers that sort of thing.
>And metals gotten soft too. But look at how soft the world has become and how sissified people are now. How could good music or good art come from a bugman tranny, to begin with?It pretty disheartening seeing what fags the old-school metal guys became. Even Phil Anselmo's a pussy.
>I don't, noSomeone on /mu/ tried to post >metal >good, but he misspelled "metal" as "meal," and it became a bit of a meme for a little while.
>This is the band I was thinking of. Pretentious art school wank. Not surprised in the least he became a trannyI certainly never thought much of them.
>Hicklib is another good and useful term.Yeah, that's another one that I first heard from them. I don't know who actually came up with it, but it's a term that should have existed a long time ago.
> I think they have an effect on the mind similar to that study about "using magnets for depression can disable people's beliefs on God, immigration"That study is interesting, and "based Christians" take the wrong lesson away from it. It doesn't mean Christianity is a shitlord religion just because it revolves around belief in a god. In reality Christianity's insidious influence just ends up funneling religious sentiment into support for globohomo universalism.
Uberboyo did a video about the study and also did another video featuring Gnostic Informant and Adam Green exposing the Old Testament. It's too bad he never had the chance to bring the magnet study up with Adam Green at some point, since he could have pointed that misconception out.
>Flannel shirts make men look like bulldykesFlannel is one thing I actually like, although it depends on the color scheme. Even though they fit better than the '90s shirts, I loathed the pastel-ish plaid clothing patterns that were big with the trendy kids in the 2000s though. Maybe they would be okay if they were strictly a women's thing, but I associated them with the type of NPC striver kids who would wear Hollister and Aeropostale that I disliked back in my angsty teenager years. I like the look of flannel shirts with more traditional plaid patterns and find them to be a utilitarian type of clothing in cold weather.
>And the Boston stand-up where he goes "cool cock, Ahmed! Wanna bring it to the White House?", that stand-up routine was great.I should try to find that one up again to jog my memory. That's a funny line that I know I've heard before and don't remember the rest of the video.
>? I don't follow you here. We're the in-groupIt's just the feeling I have watching a lot of their material, like I don't get a lot of the humor. It's like a good chunk of it is operating on some kind of wavelength I don't understand.
>It is sad to see. They've ingrained themselves too much into the Right-wing podcaster area. I know old Sam would have plenty to say about a lot of these painfully transparent "Right-wing" judeo-grifters online todayMDE is even riding the whole "Christ is king" grift train too.
>Well I agree with that but I guess my main thing is that we should become a bit wild, a bit tribal. Let the nons get civilized by the world, and let us tap into ancestral memoryI think there's a sweet spot in regard to modern technology usage. We shouldn't fall for the idea that our humanity itself is obsolete. The nons can get eaten alive by their love of convenience for all I care.
>I guess its just the nature of the beast that suburban exurb areas like that always get flooded with nons eventually. They destroy the inner-city, and then spread out and branch outwardly like a virus of niggerdom. Powerful niggatry afoot.They're moving into smaller cities like in my area now, which isn't anything like the type of area you would've expected them to be decades ago. It's sickening.
The town I lived in as a little kid was a bit smaller but was less than an hour from a prominent city for my area, and even living that close back then I remember it being uncommon to see blacks at all in real life back then.
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>>177567>I remember reading a lot of it when NRx became a thing, but it became clear to see that all those guys were advancing jewish interests. They write a textwall but put morsels of their real aims and goals throughout hoping you'll glaze over those parts and agree with the overarching concept. Its feudalism with jews as the rulers and just watered-down Loxist hate, lul.To be fair, I was more of a Radish guy. I never wasted my time directly reading Unqualified Reservations or anything. In the long term, Radish influenced me more with the racial stuff than with the monarchy fetishism and that sort of thing.
As far as NRx in general is concerned, James Lawrence is the best I've come across in my limited experience. I think it's too bad him and Greg Johnson are on bad terms, since I'd like to hear a debate between them. James Lawrence has presented probably the only decent case against White nationalism I've ever seen, but that's because he acknowledges the merit of racialism. It would be nice to see them hash things out or at least try to see them try to argue against the other person's points.
>I remember reading a lot of Chateau Heartiste back in the day, he was a very talented writer. And I read some of the pick-up artist/redpill guys too, but I wanted to hear them talk about society and big-picture stuff and hear their positons about political and cultural issues, and just skimmed over a lot of the picking up chicks parts. I knew even back then how rotten modern woman's inner nature was from a lot of painful events in my life.Yeah, he was great. I think the most important concept I took away from him was the idea of frame. That's a useful concept for application in wider social and political contexts, and that's one of the reasons it stuck with me so much.
>For me it's Pastor Manning and Jesse Lee Peterson, lul. Amazing! An occasional laugh at the silly Uncle Ruckus nigger and then move on. Too many cucks, too many soft people getting wowed by the jewish tricksJordan Lee Peterson is definitely funny and entertaining with the stuff he gets away with saying, but I guess I was thinking of people with more serious insight.
>I see a lot of people freeing themselves from the abrahamic yoke, though. There are some encouraging signs too.I think that Christians can't help but make asses of themselves, and this could be the last hurrah for them in terms of cultural influence. Even with all the people leaving the churches, they still have way too much power. I hope in another decade people like at them the way they look at stereotypical fedora atheists now. But in the meantime, they're using the power they still have at their disposal to try and start WWIII.
It wouldn't surprise me at all if full-blown Jesus mythicism became the norm in academia in a few decades given what happened with Old Testament minimalism decades ago. It used to be something that could put your job in jeopardy, and now to that the patriarchs and Moses are fictitious is basically the accepted position. There's so much literary embellishment with Jesus that even if there was a real guy who inspired the stories, what's left when you take all that stuff away?
>Absolutely. They wanna act like the christians can do no wrong, well the prots and catholics both have child abuse and sex scandals happening. They torment a young, growing White child with ideas of hell and damnation, instill that guilt complex deep inside them, its sick. Who cares what the kids get up to online, or what kinda people they hang around, ship them to church that'll fix them! Those kids see the nuts and bible bashers and go running even faster away, lul!Even though a lot of Christian parents mean well, it messes people up. I remember sobbing in church as a kid once when the pastor talked about Hell. I was always afraid when I was growing up that I wouldn't make it to Heaven. I was taught that evolution was fake and struggled with that, and I was afraid that was going to lure me away from Christianity and lead to an eternity of torture. That led to me overcompensating with nutty beliefs like Young Earth creationism as I got older.
I don't have the kind of fear or guilt I had back then anymore, but things could have been traumatic if I hadn't had such good parents growing up. I could have been like one of Steven Anderson's kids.
>After all the abuse and harsh invective hurled at them for decades by the christians, who could blame them for being a bit arrogant? I won't fault them for that. the christians wanna destory the whole world to rebuild their precious 3rd temple, brought us the satanic panic of 80's, I don't fault them a bit for being a little abrasive, who wouldn't in their shoes? But yeah, the E-Crusaders of today are harsh and mean-spirited towards non-believers, many of them much more than the 2000's atheists. I agree with that completely.It's not even that uncommon for e-Crusaders to say that non-Christians should be killed, and maybe my memory's off, but I don't even think most of the New Atheist people thought that way about Christians.
They weren't very charitable toward Christians, and, I would say, pretty embarrassing in how obnoxiously tactless they could be toward people who disagreed with them (rage comic related), but at least they weren't timid like a lot of atheists are today. That Alex O'Connor guy seems like an example of that with how he tries to pussyfoot around and curry favor with Christians. I hate to say it, but I'd kind of put Robert M. Price in that same camp. He's always sucking up to religious people, including Tovia Singer, while at the same time calling Adam Green an antisemite for saying that Christianity is basically the result of ancient Jews pushing Noahidism in a really similar way to what Tovia Singer is doing in the modern day.
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>I feel the same about the science part. People lump everyone that isn't a christian into being a IFL Science redditor when most people that are irreligious are not these technical, science-minded people and its just a shitty way to avoiding talking about the problem by name-calling the opponent like a child. Modern science is politcally motivated and funded by nefarious elements of society. You don't hear that crowd promote or talk about old scientists or anything cool from the past, its really just a cult of personality around Le Space Negro and the other forcememed people propped up by the system more than it is a religious movement. Christians are automatons themselves, so of course they would gravitate towards the other group of automatons and just smear us all as being like that rather than have an honest debate over what they believe. And in America, many so-called Christians don't even read the Bible or go to church. We're the land of televangelists and grifters. Some too illiterate to read the BibleScience might be among the best tools we have in learning about the world around us, but it's just that: a tool. It's only as good as the people running things and, with as flawed as people are, that's inevitably going to lead to corruption.
Philosophy is important in areas where science isn't a good fit, but the Neil deTyson Chicken types wrongly believe it should supersede it completely. Rejecting philosophy the way he does is itself a philosophical position.
>American churches are just as atomized as the rest of society. Maybe a little less, but we're all just staring at screens in our BlackRock cube shacks waiting for something to happen. Our country is extremely atomized. Whatever social value religion offers is massively overstated by the E-Crusaders.I remember seeing a post from some poor guy who bought into the online propaganda about the pro-social hospitality of church congregation and ended up getting burned when he asked an older attendee for help with getting his act together and basically got blown off. Churches just aren't that tightly knit anymore, and White Christians are more interested in virtue signaling about how much they love niggers and spics than assisting members of their own racial community.
>>>177568>This link is very NSFW but do you remember https://ifnb-blog.blogspot.com/. Its deranged stories about gay bodybuilders doing dangerous levels of steroids and cocking suck. I remember guys would quote from here and form headcanon and make their own stories about the different bodybuilders, lmao. This might be more an XO thing and I'm confusing the two boardsI've never seen it, so there's a good chance it was an AutoAdmit thing.
>>177569>"he enemy of my enemy is my friend"sounds true but in actual practice its not true at all. Whites are beset on all sides by enemies. People wanna frantically search for allies rather than just bear down and fight.>I understand the sentiment. The kaffiyah-wearing crowd are insufferable. These are the same shitlib women that fell for the Kony 2012 thing, they always need a pet brown people problem to solve and make their issue. Seeing what some White liberal women have turned into is fucking ghastly and we must make sure this never happens again. TKD.Serious right-wingers need to stop trying to make common cause with those people. We both are interested in dropping Israel, but the Third Worldists are only doing so because they loathe Whites and mistake Israel for a White country (even if you wanted to count Ashkenazis as biologically White, they're not even half the population; Israel as it stand now is also effectively a civnat country largely based on a fake and gay religious identity).
It irks me the way how much of the Jay Cue stuff is focused on Israel's slaughtering of Palestinians now. Yeah, they should dial the bloodlust and entitlement back, but how about talking about how Israel is acting against our own interests instead of leaving Whites out in the cold as usual? Or more broadly not talking about what Jews have been doing in our own countries? It might sound harsh, but that should be more important to us than a bunch of dune coons getting killed. Ideally the discussion around the Jewish Question will continue to advance toward discussion of the Christian Question as Christians continue to expose themselves as lackeys of Jewish power. We need total rejection of the Torah and the idea of Jews as the chosen people, not some half-hearted "well, they were chosen once but not anymore" or denial of reality with nonsense about Khazars. Once the Torah shields are down, the Death Star of David will be vulnerable to attack. In a way, it would be going full circle. Bruno Bauer was the guy who popularized the term "Jewish Question," and he was a Jesus mythicist.
Thanks for the AutoAdmit archive, by the way. I bookmarked it. I also had no idea Amarna was down.
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>>177733Diaper lovers really gotta go
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The old net was great! Too bad it only lasted for a few years. Now the Internet will forever be shit!
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>>177702>Unfortunately, I still bought into the race-blind civnat mentalityI guess we all did when we were kids and didn't know any better. The schooling system in america brainwashes kids into civnat-cuckery.
>a libtard phaseI went thru one too. Listening to all this experimental arthouse music and film dreck and supporting loudmouth libtards. It was short-lived though, thankfully. A lot of phases for like 2-3 years as a teen before settling on my final form of a metalhead and Right-wing, although it took time for my tastes and viewpoints to mature. I remember the emo girls were the hottest but the scene girls were the easiest to lay, lol.
>blank slatismThats the libtard belief that everyone starts out the same, and we're all just alike on the inside right? We're all starting from the same blank slate? Horrible, odious shit. Even kids can see past that. We really are just nonstop bombarded with propaganda from cradle to grave in this country. And they'll hound your family after you die over debts and other nonsense too. Your name in ALL CAPS and a 9-digit SSN code, a legal CORPORATION to advance jewish power, thats all you are to this horrible country, a disposable drone, a pawn to serve pissraeli interests.
>Even then I wasn't enough of an idiot to support "hate speech" legislation or gun control.Yeah me neither. Even going thru a phase, I still saw why you never ever give up your guns. And all speech is just speech. We either can speak freely, or we are slaves, there's no in-between there and people that can't handle words are thin-skinned pussies and spiritually brown. In better times, men would settle their differences honorably with a duel or a fight, but now we're buried alive in legalist hell of laws, zogbot police, insurance kikery. Toxic feminity. Let men sort their differences out honorably, thats how you handle severe disagreements IRT speech.
>I also detested the attitude that the nigger word was inherently bad.Maybe going thru phases and living different lifestyles and viewpoints as kids helped show us that its just words. People can say whatever they want but its actions that matter in this world. Some people are cranks, some people are go-getters, but everyone has the right to say what they want and might makes right. Too many legality and kikery artifically supressing good voices and propping up shit opinions. Used to be people that ran off at the mouth too quick would get beat down into their rightful place. Bring back lynchings
>kindergarten-teacher mentalityI hate the term 'Karen' as its an anti-White slur but that type of behavior it describes is some dysgenic ghoul shit and our people aren't meant to be hall-monitor narcs tsk-tsk'ing people over wrongthink, its abhorrent. And the left always babies and belittles the nons. Its more offensive to treat them like that, IMO. I hate that fake-nice shit. So many phoney people scared to express themselves or be real, and these same types always stuntin' and frontin' like they hard, always quick at the mouth.
>I went from a theocratic authoritarian as a clueless kid, to a more standard neocon as a teenager, a libertarian Paultard, took a turn to the left, and then moved back toward the right again. I don't even know what I'd be considered now.I've never really thought about how my beliefs progressed with time. I guess from apolitical kid, to basic conservative, then my libtard artsy-fartsy phase, then just basic conservative, then to Tea Party Republican briefly, then to Ron Paul, then to NatSoc/Fascism/3rd Position after reading original pol and the mass debates against libertarians and Stormfront guys, then exploring niche and obscure political and philosophical topics while still being NatSoc, a brief foray into reading AnPrim and Ecological texts, but still supporting NatSoc/Fash all the way and not wavering from that. I was libertarian for a little while but been NS the longest of all. I'm sure many of us have similar backstory. Its strange for a boy to stay a libtard all their life or to not just naturally graviate towards Right-wing thought and positons, IMO. I think its good to have a small left phase when young to be that much stronger in your positions once you mature and see the errors of their leftist ways.
>The division between punk and metal seems kind of forced and driven by more social aspects than serious musical separation.Yes I agree with that, its media-driven and if it weren't for the critics and various 'tastemakers' and what have you, there wouldn't be this separation at all. The media doesn't want people to find common ground on anything at all and just be mean-spirited towards each other over the stupidest shit imaginable.
>But not everything was the fault of the punk fans. For example, the Ramones were mistreated by normgroid metal fans when they went on tour with Black Sabbath in the late '70s.Nobody's perfect of course. Agree that >as time went on it was mostly the punks who had a stick up their ass
Some metalheads can make us all look bad but I think a lot of the poor concert etiquette and shit taste in bands is entry-level pleb behavior that they grow out as their tastes evolve with time and experience. And the ones like that its just a phase for them and they will move onto being pitchfork indierock hipsters or some niche thing, or just go back to being pop listening normies or something, lul.
>punkDo you know Happy Flowers? There are noise rock/punk but the lyrics to their songs are hilarious. The first time I heard them I pissed myself laughing to their songs. And I like Anti-Nowhere League's debut album a lot. The Germs are good. I just peeked at my stash, I have a lot of post-punk and stuff like Minutemen and Husker Du moreso than punk punk tbh.
>I agree with a lot of what Circle of Tone says, although I have a bone to pick with him about the way he always shits on Norwegian black metal. Yeah, the whole scene was silly and pretentious, but I think the music at its best was an improvement over a lot of the First Wave.Norway black metal rules, he's way off-base, off in the reeds to shit on it. There is a timeless quality to a lot of it, its the ancestral music of our people
>disheartening seeing what fags the old-school metal guys becameA lot of people just grow soft with age, I guess. It is sad to see though. Do you like noise? I listen to a lot of noise artists. I think I listen to noise and neofolk, and various neofolk-adjacent subgenres more than I do punk tbh.
>meal good memeI do vaguely remember it now that you've told me about it. I remember that guy who'd make an OP every day after that one Kanye album from like '10 or '11
>keep it 300>like the romansDAYUMMMMMM. Kanye is a genius, a true poet of the ages, a true Renaissance man, blah blah blah, what did he really MEAN by this, bros?
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>>177702>>177703>Liturgy tranny guyI couldn't Liturgy, pussy music. Kneel for george floyd hashtag avocado toast music. Deafhaven got meme'd to death around that time too, I didn't hate Deafhaven but it wasn't metal. It was just heavier-than-usual shoegaze. But I don't care about microgenre nitpick wars. Some guys live for that kind of thing though, lol.
>Hicklib as a term should have existed a long time agoYeah I've always wondering what term we used before hicklib for those types of people because they have always been around. I think in the past it was a more common strain of person. The Democrats haven't been the party of the working man in any of our lifetimes, IDK where that idea even came from honestly.
>magnet depression study "based Christians" take the wrong lesson away from itIDK how anybody sees that and isn't repulsed and doesn't start seeing red. The butchery industry is pure evil. The jews wanna weaponize the butchery industry against us all and force us to take jewpills and take magnet therapy to cure our thoughtcrimes. Never go to doctors
>Christianity's insidious influence just ends up funneling religious sentiment into support for globohomo universalism.Yes because they start saying "whats the point? this life doesn't matter" and then turn into Bono and pour themselves completely into anti-White globalist initiatives. We are the world kumbaya type shit innit? They think they are fighting evil by becoming racetraitors, pure lemming behavior. Slave morality.
>Uberboyo w/Adam Green and GII remember those videos they were very well-researched. Uberboyo did another series of videos, I believe it was with Michael Tsarion? About symbolism and diving into like, occult symbolism and revelation of the method type topics. Boyo does good work. I like Adam Green and Gnostic Informant, CQ Radio, all the dudes doing that hard work they all do immaculate research and really destroy the christians talking points very well. Its a good thing they are doing, fighting against this inorganic E-Crusader swill being pumped out by (((thinktanks))).
>I loathed the pastel-ish plaid clothing patternsYeah this is what I meant, really. I don't like bright colors flannels. It looks good in like brown, grey, earth tones. Dark blue or dark red maybe. I still think some types of faces and certain looking people don't look good in it though.
>NPC striver kids who would wear Hollister and AeropostaleYeah preps suck lol. The preps were such catty, mean-spirited duplicitous little kikes-in-training. Sell-outs. That United Healthcare CEO was probably a prep. Those e-mail girls doing ayahuasca retreats and getting mindraped by Peruvian forest demons were preps. Such fags, the lot! Such lemmings! Oh, oh the slave morality of it all
>I like the look of flannel shirts with more traditional plaid patterns and find them to be a utilitarian type of clothing in cold weather.Yeah fair point. I'm from a hot region so you don't see them much and when you do it tends to be like preps or hipsters wearing them
>MDERemember "Dr. Manslave" where Sam almost ends the set and fights a heckler, lul. Some of the ones where he intentionally bombs and starts fights with the audience were good. That one where he gets kicked out of some college "safe space" for chuddin' out. That one where they are going around Yale campus triggering SJW's. Fuck, the memories. So many good memories
>MDE is even riding the whole "Christ is king" grift train too.Yeah it makes my stomach churn. I bet there's some new USAID type thing funding a lot of the E-Christian crap. Maybe just Thiel money.
>nons can get eaten alive by their love of convenienceI hope they all do, the nons. Some pigheaded prole type people you just can't reason with and they would rather die than give up convenience.
>Niggers moving out the cityAnother thing you'll never hear about is how gentrification can hurt poor White people too. When poor Whites can't afford basic essentials and get forced into having to buy more expensive choices. Like having to go to Target instead of the dollar store for lack of options, or having to go to some fancy coffee shop cuz the gas station shut down. People getting priced out. The online shopping abates this to a certain degree though.
>the monarchy fetishismYeah some of those tangents Moldbug would go on would make you roll your eyes at how corny some of it was, lul. Like a little kid playing cowboys and indians. He wanted to be the king badly! and we're just the little indians
>James Lawrence>case against White nationalism I've ever seen, but that's because he acknowledges the merit of racialism.I don't remember him off the top of my head. How can you be race-conscious and not White Nationalist, I don't understand. That must take a lot of mental gymnastics to do.
>Chateau Heartiste and holding frameFrame is a great concept. You gotta playfully neg a woman and its like a game of banter really. Talk to her like one of the boys and neg her. Don't over-do it and just be an asshole, but women hate those beta simps that put the pussy on a pedestal, never ever do that
>nons with more serious insight, nons like T. Sowell, etcYeah but I just figure they will always turn whatever they are saying into some Al Sharpton tier race-baiting shit to advance their people sooner or later so I'd rather just skip even hearing those type of people out and just go for my cheap yucks like the funny Amazing! man. God gone make flames come out they buttholes, playa! Dey eat da poo poo! Seeing a non thought-leader or thinker that DOESN'T turn their whole grift into making it all about advancing niggerdom/their-race-dom is super rare.
>this could be the last hurrah for them in terms of cultural influenceI think so too. I see christinsanity dying with the boomers.
>using the power they still have at their disposal to try and start WWIIITypical boomer mentality. Gotta destroy the earth with them because they're afraid of death and wanna drag us all down with them. Fuck their stupid 3rd temple. I hope someone shoots Ben-Gvir in the head. Hopefully the church dies with the boomers
>patriarchs and Moses are fictitious is basically the accepted position.Yeah hopefully it goes further and people accept its all fake and gay. Hopefully people treat pisslam the same way. People are scared to apply these standards to both christianity and pisslam. They are both batshit insane, and followers of both should have no say or hold no sway over White nations. Obviously judaism sucks too but I doubt we'll see academics call that fake and gay, seeing as they're all jews.
>Jesus that even if there was a real guy who inspired the storiesYeah his existence doesn't change my opinion one way or the other. He still called the Samaritan woman a dog and was antinatalism and anti-Gentile so fuck him. If he was a real person, I'd still deny his divinity and still not follow him.
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>>177704>There's so much literary embellishment, what's left when you take all that stuff away?And say you pare it down and go all the way back to the original text and you can get the Bible as close to the original as humanly possible, at the end of the day it's all written down by men and it has man's influence over it. It's just a stacking doll from Gamaliel to current-day Jewry of human beings trying to swindle and deceive other humans into powering up their black cube egregore to enslave Gentiles. It was all fanfic cooked up by (((Paul))) and (((Gamaliel))), in my opinon. Muhammed never existed either, or Moses. The heat cooks peoples brains
>I was taught that evolution was fake and struggled with thatLearning about evolution in school and then researching about it on my own and asking christians their opinions helped me a lot to see how cartoonish the creationism narrative is and really how silly all of it is. I don't need an imaginary jewish man as a crutch to help me thru life. And also, God could have given us evolution too, you can have both creationism and intelligent evolution concurrently, I never understood how people would say it has to be one or the other.
>eternity of torturePeople should let kids be kids, they make mistakes and they figure things out on their own. Its sick and twisted to have them full of guilt about "original sin" and scared of Hell. Just let them be young and figure things out.
>things could have been traumatic if I hadn't had such good parents growing upI remember in school the christian kids were always stunted in different ways. Some go to christian colleges and the trauma never wears off until late into adulthood, or maybe never!
>It's not even that uncommon for e-Crusaders to say that non-Christians should be killedThey will act like they want to work hand-in-glove with WN's and then backstab us always.
>I don't even think most of the New Atheist people thought that way about Christians.A lot of the atheism talk from that time was just rational debate and well-tempered discussion. Yeah, you had some that were zealots and mean to others about it, but people play up that side of it and just straight ignore all the good philosophical and theological discussion from those days. We'll never see people come together in a spirit of good-mannered talk like that again. Not until we take back our countries.
>at the same time calling Adam Green an antisemiteOne good thing thats come about since the kikes have starting going scorched earth on Gaza, is that the word antisemite is going the way of nazi, and facsist. Once their insults all lose bite, thats good. People stop caring about being thought-policed and seek common goals and work for common goals against these kikes. And to your point about seeing atheists pussyfoot and be mushmouths and curry favour from Christians, I agree thats sick. The christians are always zealots and always preaching and pushing their beliefs on everyone online, why be courteous? Being open-minded and mush-mouthed around zealots like the modern leftists or the E-christians is just stupidity. Force must meet force. Nobody respects a weak horse. You gotta come at things full throttle and live your beliefs. The time for compromise is long over. After 2020, hard lines in the sand were drawn and now we gotta get down to business and take our countries back.
>Science might be among the best tools we have in learning about the world around us, but it's just that: a tool. It's only as good as the people running things and, with as flawed as people are, that's inevitably going to lead to corruption.One good thing about it, is that the corruption is more plain to see, and people can create webs of influence mind maps and map out just where the influence comes from, and which talking head is paid off by who to advance what agenda and so on and so forth. A lot of people are seeing the emperor naked, and choosing anti-intellectualism, which is just retarded. Now is the time to sow the seed of doubt and teach. Lead people by teaching and by right action instead of sticking your head in the sand (Bible) and ignoring reality. Science is a part of life too and just another instution that got long-marched thru that we will eventually take back. Really, I just abhor people that praise ignorance and are willfully ignorant. If anything is an 'original sin', its that.
>Philosophy is important in areas where science isn't a good fit, but the Neil deTyson Chicken types wrongly believe it should supersede it completely. Rejecting philosophy the way he does is itself a philosophical position.Philosophy is the bedrock that Science, politics, economics, all sorts of things springs forth from. People would do well to read philosophy more. We need to bring back Classics education in the schools. Too much STEM, not enough Classics. Everyone should read philosophy and poetry and have idealistic visions when young so they are better entrenched in their beliefs when they fully mature and can cogently defend themselves better instead of being ignorant and shallow-minded like what ZOG wants us to be like.
>getting burned when he asked an older attendee for help with getting his act together and basically got blown offYeah what "the good book" says can only supersede human nature so far. Boomers gonna boom. People are not driven by words on a page, words on a screen, lofty concepts. Most people are driven by animal urges. Really though, its like putting a square peg in a round hole. We are not cut-out for slave morality. We will never be cut out for it. We are meant to teach and to lead our people into a better world. Race is religion. The health of the Folk matters more than some dusty tome and some half-forgotten Bronze Age egregore. Magic is real too. So many people want to close themselves from life and live a life "on rails" but who wins in that scenario? The jew controlling the puppets. I'd rather do magic and explore and lead my people towards Victory and not kikeslavery.
>Churches just aren't that tightly knit anymoreI visited a family member's church before and people there were coming from all over. Nothing in modernity is local like that anymore and the jews make it so you need a car to live. Everything starts at a local level and then grows out from there organically, you take that localness away and atomize everybody, no real rebellion will form because everyones so individualistic and short-sighted, they can't put aside basic survival needs for 2 seconds to tribe up and rise up against jewish power. Keep the slaves poor and always stressed about basic life needs and they'll be too tired and worn-out to properly revolt.
>naked bodybuildingThat website is unhinged. This one is good and whacked out too lol -
https://www.seductivejewess7.com/ - its all about sultry jewess temptresses. The feminine wiles of the jewess. Handy site for a beginner to help them recognize the jewish physiognomy, I guess. I think this is some dude's personal porn folder or something lmao. Any good memes or resources that help people to learn to identify jewish racial characteristics and be able to physically spot the differences and how they try to mimic Whites and blend in by copying our facial features and things of this nature, we should spread far and wide to help beginners out.
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>>177704Had to break this one up into 2, it may be out of order.
>Serious right-wingers need to stop trying to make common cause with those people.Hopefully many of them are. Twitter makes some people very strange. Muslim NatSocs, MAGA communists… I think many see that that crowd just hates pissrael because of "settler colonialism" and its just a modernized rehashing of the same talking points libtards of olde used against South Africa.
>even if you wanted to count Ashkenazis as biologically White, they're not even half the population; Israel as it stand now is also effectively a civnat country largely based on a fake and gay religious identityOrthodox are fastest growing both in USA and pissrael. Even most of the kikes hate them for being NEETs on welfare just sitting around reading talmud all day. Something will have to give eventually with that, the jews will force conscript them.
>counting Ashkenazim biologically WhiteFor what I remember, isn't it most of them being in the range of 5-20% European DNA, the ones that have significant 30+ Euro DNA are the extreme anomalies and they're all just a bunch of mutts. If someone was to call them White, you could make that same argument with groups like the Donmeh Turks or the Saudis, even. They obviously are not White but the people making those types of claims are the polar opposite of scientific, they just are blinded by anti-White hatred. These same people that cry about Gaza so much will say "race is a social construct" if its about Whites, but temporarily, oh I guess israel is White since they're hurting precious brown bodies! Rank hypocrites, life beneath animal level, kikeslaves, etc.
>It might sound harsh, but that should be more important to us than a bunch of dune coons getting killed.Many on the Right need a harsh wake-up call to reality because Twitter has mollified them and made them get out in the reeds down inane rabbitholes. Really, we need something to get people meeting up and organizing IRL instead of using the internet pressure valve to blow off steam and never actually doing stuff.
>Thanks for the AutoAdmit archive, by the way. I bookmarked it.Sure, no problem.
>We need total rejection of the Torah and the idea of Jews as the chosen people, not some half-hearted "well, they were chosen once but not anymore" or denial of reality with nonsense about Khazars.Yes, 100%. A lot of people need a harsh wake-up call. Too many think the system can be reformed, or that jews can be reformed. Its all gonna come down, we need a collapse, not reform. You don't reason with a mad dog, you put it down. Maybe decentralization and people siphoned off from Twitter world into smaller better sites would help, IDK. I remember when all those khazar theory videos started popping up in 2020 during DIVOC, lul. I thought more people would have come to the conclusion we can't reform shit and it all has to go. The enemy believes "kill Whitey" and are on the level of the blacks in South Africa. Billions must die TKD TND TTD, all the TD's. Its really just that simple
>Once the Torah shields are down, the Death Star of David will be vulnerable to attack.LOL
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>>177763I think you've probably misidentified the entire website as that by now.
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>>177764>skidmarkfound the janny faggot
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>>177762>The schooling system in america brainwashes kids into civnat-cuckery.It's not even just that. It's culture as a whole. I never heard anyone push back against it growing up that I can recall, and if I did they were probably used as impotent foils for liberals and useful-idiot conservatives. Anyone who challenged the system got painted as some toothless Klansman.
>Thats the libtard belief that everyone starts out the same, and we're all just alike on the inside right? We're all starting from the same blank slate? Horrible, odious shit. Even kids can see past that.Yeah, basically the idea that genes don't matter compared to environmental influences. Genes and environment both matter, but when most people think of environmental influences they're thinking of shared environmental influences only. Those are the least meaningful of environmental influences, and the fact that genes influence environment is also forgotten about. For example, parents are more likely to want to read to a child before bed who is predisposed to enjoy it than one who doesn't seem to get anything out of it. Or someone genetically predisposed to introversion is going to choose different surroundings when given the option than a natural extrovert.
Here's the behavioral geneticist Robert Plomin giving a good talk on the topic that won't scare the normgroids too much:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-k41lteal1MIt doesn't touch on race at all, but it's not hard to put two and two together.
>Yeah me neither. Even going thru a phase, I still saw why you never ever give up your guns. And all speech is just speech. We either can speak freely, or we are slaves, there's no in-between there and people that can't handle words are thin-skinned pussies and spiritually brown. In better times, men would settle their differences honorably with a duel or a fight, but now we're buried alive in legalist hell of laws, zogbot police, insurance kikery. Toxic feminity. Let men sort their differences out honorably, thats how you handle severe disagreements IRT speech.
>I hate the term 'Karen' as its an anti-White slurSame. It always reminds me of YouTube video titles like "Racist Karen OWNED After Calling Cops on Homeless Crackhead for Smoking Rock Outside Her Apartment and Leering at Her Children!" Being White and having any kind of standards at all makes you a "Karen" nowadays. It also makes me feel bad for women named "Karen" who get shamed by association. Why do these people not call out Shaneequas who behave the same way? They always want to blame White women.
>but that type of behavior it describes is some dysgenic ghoul shit and our people aren't meant to be hall-monitor narcs tsk-tsk'ing people over wrongthink, its abhorrent.Definitely. I can't stand people trying to dictate the words I can use or the opinions I can hold. The cattle who think state institutions or the "free market" should intervene in cases of "problematic" speech can get fucked.
>Its strange for a boy to stay a libtard all their life or to not just naturally graviate towards Right-wing thought and positons, IMO. I think its good to have a small left phase when young to be that much stronger in your positions once you mature and see the errors of their leftist ways.My libtard phase was partially driven by rejection of the market idolatry and the "bootstrap" mentality of libertarians and economically liberal conservatives. I was also a big Bill Hicks fan then, which kind of makes me cringe now. The main thing that brought me back to the right was the race stuff. I also realized that humans are social animals and that the hyperindividualist mentality of humans as rational, atomistic actors is pretty baseless. Outside of those things, I'm not even sure how much of a right-winger I even am. Some of those online tests call me a centrist, and I think some even put me on the left.
>Yes I agree with that, its media-driven and if it weren't for the critics and various 'tastemakers' and what have you, there wouldn't be this separation at all. The media doesn't want people to find common ground on anything at all and just be mean-spirited towards each other over the stupidest shit imaginable.I don't like the idea of styles siloing themselves off from outside influences. It's a closed-minded mentality and just leads to things getting musically and socially incestuous. Genre terms are nice for categorizing music, but at the end of the day loud rock music from back in the day was just loud rock music. People might have their particular preferences, but there was always a good amount of crossover. I always thought it was kind of silly the way Lemmy insisted on just calling Motorhead "rock and roll," but at the same time I kind of get it. If you go back far enough, someone like Link Wray would be an ancestor of both punk and metal.
>Do you know Happy Flowers?I know the name from reading Mark Prindle's site a lot but have never actually heard them.
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>And I like Anti-Nowhere League's debut album a lot.
I remember listening to a compilation of their songs when I was in high school thanks to Metallica covering "So What?" and remember thinking "Let's Break the Law" in particular was a standout track.
I'm thankful Metallica covered a lot of the songs they did, since as someone who was just getting into rock they introduced me to some really good music. Killing Joke (although it was hearing about the "Come as You Are" connection that really made me check them out), the Misfits, the Diamond Head debut album, Motorhead, and Discharge are all things they're responsible for leading me to as a teenager.
>I have a lot of post-punk and stuff like Minutemen and Husker Du moreso than punk punk tbh.
Yeah, I'm not as into regular punk as I am post-punk and related genres like gothic rock and New Wave. That extends into synthpop and even plain old '80s pop. I like the energy, back-to-basics mentality, and DIY ethos of punk, but there's only so far you can go with the standard punk formula. Most punk bands can't compete with a band like the Misfits as far as tunesmithing goes, and a lot of early punk especially isn't all that intense. It made sense for musicians to spread their wings and explore other styles. The resentful punk purists who would insist on adherence to rigid genre conventions and throw fits over bands "selling out" for wanting to do something different were just crabs in a bucket trying to drag down musicians trying to make better use of their talents.
>Norway black metal rules, he's way off-base, off in the reeds to shit on it. There is a timeless quality to a lot of it, its the ancestral music of our people
He's talked a lot of shit, like saying Darkthrone were just copying the first wave. Okay, maybe their early stuff (I'm not that familiar with it), but what earlier bands made anything like Transilvanian Hunger? There's a darkly romantic sensibility and a type of dour beauty to the Norwegian bands that is head and shoulders above what most of the earlier guys were doing. The music was dripping with atmosphere. I love Welcome to Hell and like some of Bathory and the thrash bands that were part of the first wave, but as far as I'm concerned stuff like Hellhammer and Sarcofago can't hold a candle to the Second Wave. I don't even enjoy Celtic Frost. They deserve credit for laying a lot of the groundwork, but I think that much of early black metal was an inchoate work in progress than anything that stands the test of time. Like you said, old-school Norwegian black metal feels pretty timeless. Varg Vikernes alone stood head and shoulders above most rock musicians in the old days. He's a meme character and everything now, but his compositional talent and knack for creating moody atmospheres back then was undeniable.
As much as I otherwise like Circle of Tone, his badmouthing of black metal really bruises my banana. I get that he feels like it's been done over and over for decades at this point, but that's something rock in general suffers from. I'm not trve kvlt or anything and am definitely not inherently not opposed to mixing genres, but I'd rather just kick out the clout-hungry hipsters using black metal as a fashion statement and go back to guys making gloomy lo-fi recordings made for a fairly small group of weirdo social outsiders. Maybe I'm talking out my ass, since I don't recall ever really listening to it and am completely out of touch with modern metal, but I think the general idea of blackgaze actually sounds like it could be neat in theory and not even that far out of line with line with the musical characteristics of what some of the guys in the Norwegian scene were doing. You had Fjelltronen by Wongraven, the Burzum prison albums, and then Hardangervidda by Ildjarn and Nidhogg (kudos to the guy on 8chan claiming to be Ildjarn's cousin who introduced me to the album). All of those were ambient electronic music and so were more distant to black metal than shoegaze is. What would have to be done is to jettison the whole indie-kid mentality and make the endeavor feel more organic and niche.
>Do you like noise? I listen to a lot of noise artists. I think I listen to noise and neofolk, and various neofolk-adjacent subgenres more than I do punk tbh.
Not really. Big Black and Esplendor Geometrico I think are about as noisy as I've gotten. Besides using noisy dark ambient music as background atmosphere for reading horror mango, that is. Neofolk's a genre I'm looking to get more into. I haven't even listened to Current 93 yet.
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>>177766>Yeah I've always wondering what term we used before hicklib for those types of people because they have always been around. I think in the past it was a more common strain of person. The Democrats haven't been the party of the working man in any of our lifetimes, IDK where that idea even came from honestly.I remember my grandma speaking negatively about Dubya once, which surprised me back then. She also made some comment not that long ago about people up for the color of their skin when ICE was being covered on the Torahvision news. This is a woman who spent decades living in a rural area. Mainstream media keeps the masses ignorant and hostile toward their own interests.
To be fair, I'm something of a Democrat myself.
Of the 19th-century variety.>The butchery industry is pure evil.I could never give up meat, but factory farming and the slaughterhouse industry are sick. It's completely dehumanizing work. I remember reading a quote from a worker who had to kill the animals for a living, and he talked about how they would be fighting for their lives and how he would begin to deliberately inflict pain on them for fighting back. It has to be traumatic and soul crushing to be employed to do something like that day in and day out. It's not like going out into nature and hunting a free animal. Obviously these industries are also used to facilitate mass immigration and are cruel to animals in other ways, but that's a point people usually don't bring up.
>Boyo does good work.It's too bad he hasn't been putting out videos lately. I read that his grandma died, so maybe that has something to do with it. Hopefully his situation improves.
>Yeah this is what I meant, really. I don't like bright colors flannels. It looks good in like brown, grey, earth tones. Dark blue or dark red maybe. I still think some types of faces and certain looking people don't look good in it though.I like colors like red, blue, and green. Some of my favorites have been just black and white.
>Yeah preps suck lol. The preps were such catty, mean-spirited duplicitous little kikes-in-training. Sell-outs.They were total bandwagon jumpers. Not to sound "anti-collectivist," but I never understood the herd mentality. Maybe it's because I'm an autismal introvert with a disagreeable streak.
>Yeah fair point. I'm from a hot region so you don't see them much and when you do it tends to be like preps or hipsters wearing themI'm from a cold region, and so I can get a ton of use out of them. I also don't wear hoodies or clothing that looks too "street" or "urban." Back in the day I would get mine from thrift stores or Wal-Mart. Before I found /fa/ I would dress like a slob out of spite for current fashion trends. I think people thought I dressed like a hick, which I guess would have been a pretty fair assessment. I still like the old flannel shirts I had, or at least the ones that fit well.
>Remember "Dr. Manslave" where Sam almost ends the set and fights a heckler, lul. Some of the ones where he intentionally bombs and starts fights with the audience were good. That one where he gets kicked out of some college "safe space" for chuddin' out. That one where they are going around Yale campus triggering SJW's. Fuck, the memories. So many good memoriesI remember the "Jennifer Aniston" one where he calls out the interracial couple for walking out.
>Another thing you'll never hear about is how gentrification can hurt poor White people too. When poor Whites can't afford basic essentials and get forced into having to buy more expensive choices. Like having to go to Target instead of the dollar store for lack of options, or having to go to some fancy coffee shop cuz the gas station shut down. People getting priced out. The online shopping abates this to a certain degree though.I don't even like going to the town I was born anymore. There's been a pincer effect with lower-income nons moving in and higher-income people buying up condos. It used to be a pretty lower-middle-class area and maybe even kind of grimy, but it was a safe area that had some character to it. Now it's got the usual mix of seedy diversitoids and soulless faux-"upscale" McModern aesthetics. I've begun to dislike real-estate developers.
>Yeah some of those tangents Moldbug would go on would make you roll your eyes at how corny some of it was, lul. Like a little kid playing cowboys and indians. He wanted to be the king badly! and we're just the little indiansI saw one today that really burned my toast where he accused a Revolutionary War veteran of being into "capeshit" and having the same cognitive level of today's "No Kings" protesters because he said he was fighting for American self-rule. Fuck that jackass Moldberg.
>I don't remember him off the top of my head. How can you be race-conscious and not White Nationalist, I don't understand. That must take a lot of mental gymnastics to do.I tracked down this article, although I don't really remember what his objections were in a big-picture sense:
https://affirmativeright.blogspot.com/2021/06/whats-wrong-with-white-nationalism.html>Yeah hopefully it goes further and people accept its all fake and gay. Hopefully people treat pisslam the same way. People are scared to apply these standards to both christianity and pisslam. They are both batshit insane, and followers of both should have no say or hold no sway over White nations. Obviously judaism sucks too but I doubt we'll see academics call that fake and gay, seeing as they're all jews.There actually are some Jews whose work is undermining the historical foundations of Judaism. Yonatan Adler, Gad Barnea, and the two sheenies who wrote The Bible Unearthed come to mind.
>Yeah his existence doesn't change my opinion one way or the other. He still called the Samaritan woman a dog and was antinatalism and anti-Gentile so fuck him. If he was a real person, I'd still deny his divinity and still not follow him.That's why the "All scholars agree…" argument doesn't work. The consensus among the scholars isn't that they agree that Jewsus was the miracle-working son of Yahweh and that the Bible is all true. It's that there was some guy named Jesus who inspired the stories. I wish people would start playing the "Even Bart Ehrman says…" card against apologists. Instead of using it to argue for a historical Jesus, it could be used to argue against a divine Jesus. The Jesus of the Bible is so wrapped up in myth that, assuming there was a real guy, there isn't much left of the sweater once you're done pulling the thread.
Besides that, there are still some credentialed Jesus mythicists like Richard Carrier and Raphael Lataster who they're ignoring, as well as many others who think the question of whether Jesus existed or not is a valid one to ask.
>Yeah his existence doesn't change my opinion one way or the other. He still called the Samaritan woman a dog and was antinatalism and anti-Gentile so fuck him. If he was a real person, I'd still deny his divinity and still not follow him.What exactly does a mashiach have to do with gentiles when the whole point of the mashiach is to spiritually dominate them and usher in an age of divinely mandated, Zion-centric world government where the entire world looks to the Jews for guidance. The whole story is bullshit mythology, and on top of that doesn't offer a good value system. I dislike all organized religion, but at least the various European religions actually belonged to us, were more sensible in terms of value systems, and are inspiring parts of our traditional cultural heritage. To this day we still have days of the week named after the old gods.
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>>177767>And also, God could have given us evolution too, you can have both creationism and intelligent evolution concurrently, I never understood how people would say it has to be one or the other.The problem is that that contradicts the Genesis creation narrative about the universe being created in six days somewhere around 6,000 years ago. Also, Jesus was supposed to redeem humanity from the fall of man and was called the Last Adam. Those imply a literal interpretation of Genesis.
>I remember in school the christian kids were always stunted in different ways. Some go to christian colleges and the trauma never wears off until late into adulthood, or maybe never!A lot of them are naive because of how sheltered the are from the world.
>One good thing thats come about since the kikes have starting going scorched earth on Gaza, is that the word antisemite is going the way of nazi, and facsist. Once their insults all lose bite, thats good. People stop caring about being thought-policed and seek common goals and work for common goals against these kikes. And to your point about seeing atheists pussyfoot and be mushmouths and curry favour from Christians, I agree thats sick. The christians are always zealots and always preaching and pushing their beliefs on everyone online, why be courteous? Being open-minded and mush-mouthed around zealots like the modern leftists or the E-christians is just stupidity. Force must meet force. Nobody respects a weak horse. You gotta come at things full throttle and live your beliefs. The time for compromise is long over. After 2020, hard lines in the sand were drawn and now we gotta get down to business and take our countries back.I think a good percentage of the e-Christians are just cowardly slaves to social approval who will abandon ship if they're pushed back against hard enough. I think the Christian Question is only going to be more relevant with time and that many people will start to see their true colors.
>Philosophy is the bedrock that Science, politics, economics, all sorts of things springs forth from. People would do well to read philosophy more. We need to bring back Classics education in the schools. Too much STEM, not enough Classics. Everyone should read philosophy and poetry and have idealistic visions when young so they are better entrenched in their beliefs when they fully mature and can cogently defend themselves better instead of being ignorant and shallow-minded like what ZOG wants us to be like.Not everything can be empirically proven. Science and philosophy should be working together and covering each other's weak points.
>I visited a family member's church before and people there were coming from all over. Nothing in modernity is local like that anymore and the jews make it so you need a car to live. Everything starts at a local level and then grows out from there organically, you take that localness away and atomize everybody, no real rebellion will form because everyones so individualistic and short-sighted, they can't put aside basic survival needs for 2 seconds to tribe up and rise up against jewish power. Keep the slaves poor and always stressed about basic life needs and they'll be too tired and worn-out to properly revolt.A lot of them are dying too. I know it's not that uncommon for Catholic priests to serve in multiple churches. Contra to what the Internet tardcaths would like people to believe, Catholicism has a terrible retention rate. Hopefully it dies out among Whites.
>That website is unhinged. This one is good and whacked out too lol - https://www.seductivejewess7.com/ - its all about sultry jewess temptresses. The feminine wiles of the jewess. Handy site for a beginner to help them recognize the jewish physiognomy, I guess. I think this is some dude's personal porn folder or something lmao. Any good memes or resources that help people to learn to identify jewish racial characteristics and be able to physically spot the differences and how they try to mimic Whites and blend in by copying our facial features and things of this nature, we should spread far and wide to help beginners out.That one I've actually seen before. It's pretty funny all the effort the owner puts into his online Jewess fap file.
>>177768>I think many see that that crowd just hates pissrael because of "settler colonialism" and its just a modernized rehashing of the same talking points libtards of olde used against South Africa.They're total controlled opposition who hate Israel for the wrong reasons and make anti-Zionists look like seething brown clowns. If Israel were a White, secular country bringing Europe into the Middle East, then that would kick ass. Unfortunately, it's filled with entitled brown religious fanatics who hate Europeans and Whites as a whole.
>For what I remember, isn't it most of them being in the range of 5-20% European DNA, the ones that have significant 30+ Euro DNA are the extreme anomalies and they're all just a bunch of mutts. If someone was to call them White, you could make that same argument with groups like the Donmeh Turks or the Saudis, even. They obviously are not White but the people making those types of claims are the polar opposite of scientific, they just are blinded by anti-White hatred. These same people that cry about Gaza so much will say "race is a social construct" if its about Whites, but temporarily, oh I guess israel is White since they're hurting precious brown bodies! Rank hypocrites, life beneath animal level, kikeslaves, etc.It's complex, and I don't know enough about genetics to know what to believe. It looks like it could be much more than 20% though and that they could be pretty similar to South Italians. Tom Rowsell thinks that they're basically the Italian-Near Eastern mutts of the Roman Empire. If that's true, I would be willing to consider Ashkenazis on the outer fringe of biological Whiteness. That doesn't matter with the treacherous, anti-White Middle-Eastern culture they have though. How can you trust someone like that? I think that skibidi_adolf guy on Twatter may have been correct when he said something to the effect that Jews in the U.S. should intermarry with Noo Yawk races like dagos and erase their rotten culture from existence.
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When I wrote about "the butchery industry" I was referring to doctors and the medical industry. I should've wrote "medical butchery" or something, my bad haha. Thats what those ghouls are, butchers in white aprons operating on goyim
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>>177852>The schooling system in america brainwashes kids into civnat-cuckery.>It's not even just that. It's culture as a whole. I never heard anyone push back against it growing up that I can recallYeah, fair point. All of society wants us to wave the American flag and pay taxes like a good cuck. There were a few kids in school I remember that saw thru the bullshit early but it is quite a rare thing. But after school ends, you can un-do the brainwashing rather quickly if you study on your own.
>Anyone who challenged the system got painted as some toothless KlansmanI love how the left always calls people the Klan and makes KKK references. "never correct your enemy, when they are making a mistake". They paint themselves as so cosmopolitian and cultured when they are all ignorant hicklibs, lul.
>genes and environmentThanks for that youtube video I will download and watch it. People are brainwashed by the system into thinking the niggers are right when they blame everything on 'product of my environment, G!!' instead of taking accountability. The effect environment plays gets so massively inflated so people never look at race studies.
>Being White and having any kind of standards at all makes you a "Karen" nowadays.No one with standards could stomach the unpalatable slop dished out to us everyday. Goyslop and mediaslop alike. We must be trained by the master race hebrews into liking the taste of shit so the mass ritual slayings for Molech go down easier!
>It also makes me feel bad for women named "Karen" who get shamed by association.I always think of that too when I hear the slur used. Karen is a nice name, its dreadful that its been repurposed like it has.
>Why do these people not call out Shaneequas who behave the same way?The world is awash in levels of anti-White hatred that many even today do not realize the depth of. Billions must die
>I can't stand people trying to dictate the words I can use or the opinions I can holdAnyone who does that 'thought-stopping' shit or who 'fact-checks' you by Googling everything you say, is life unfitting of life. In better times, we could just slay them openly like they deserve. People like that are just walking flesh machines, its just Google's AI on legs with meat covering. I can't stand people like that either.
>The cattle who think state institutions or the "free market" should intervene in cases of "problematic" speech can get fuckedThe concept of 'fighting words' can only exist in an honour-based society like the old South or the old America as a whole really and current day Economic Zone West is the furthest thing from honor I can possibly imagine. Everyone wants to emulate lawyers and glorify the concept of 'magic words' and try to ONE WEIRD TRICK! their way thru life, its ghoulish behaviour and so far removed from White sensibilities. Its just beyond. The jewish mind is an abyss of negativity and poison.
>I was also a big Bill Hicks fan then, which kind of makes me cringe nowLOL, no shame in that. There are worse
>the "bootstrap" mentality of libertarians and economically liberal conservativesYes, I find this obnoxious at times too. Sometimes people just get fucked by the System and theres no amount of bootstrapping a goy can do. If a nigger chimps out about "da man", they will seal-clap and cuck out, but when a poor White guy gets screwed over by the very same System its just endless "bootstraps, goy!" and endless berating and its disgusting. We gotta help each other out if we are to survive the genocide programs. The System fucks over many of our people ruthlessly.
>I also realized that humans are social animals and that the hyperindividualist mentality of humans as rational, atomistic actors is pretty baselessIt serves jewish money power better if we all think we're the specialest snowflakes in the world and are all quirky chunguses. Which is ironic because everything is being refinement cultured by BlackRock into the same tasteless grey goo, yet people go around like they are so different and unique when they are all the same.
>Outside of those things, I'm not even sure how much of a right-winger I even am. Some of those online tests call me a centrist, and I think some even put me on the left.Don't fret about it, all that matters is race. Politics and what kinda policies and economics and things we wanna put into practice can only come after we win the good fight. There's no one-size fits all solution to the problems we face anyways although I think that the various Right-wing views can solve most of it.
>Genre terms are nice for categorizing music, but at the end of the day loud rock music from back in the day was just loud rock music.Yeah, I agree. Enjoy music and relax. Some people don't even like music, they just like bickering with each other over Pitchfork ratings and being the genre police, lul. The best media analysis for me is just people relaxing and enjoying things and sharing some basic thoughts about it. There is too much overanalysis and 'optimization' in modern life. Everything spreadsheets, everything algorhithmic.
>If you go back far enough, someone like Link Wray would be an ancestor of both punk and metal.Don't you know goy!! If you go back to the dawn of man, a nigger bangin' 2 rocks together is why Black Sabbath exists. Your welcome, whitey!!
>Happy FlowersThey are noise rock and loud, the lyrics to all their songs are like children throwing temper tantrums about ice cream and getting into the medicine cabinet. Its super Gen X, lmao.
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>>177853>"Let's Break the Law" in particular was a standout track.Great song and an excellent debut album
>I'm thankful Metallica covered a lot of the songs they did, since as someone who was just getting into rock they introduced me to some really good musicThey are a great gateway into metal for sure
>Killing Joke and Dischargemy nigga. I love them both.
>Yeah, I'm not as into regular punk as I am post-punk and related genres like gothic rock and New WaveI'm the same way. I like Sisters of Mercy, Siouxsie, The Cure, and others; got a ton of New Wave albums too. That British invasion of the 80's produced some fantastic songs. People experimented and had diffuse range of influences, there was truly something for everyone. And it makes me happy to listen to a lot of New Wave.
>even plain old '80s popPop music will never be that good again. There was something for everyone and just banger after banger being released the whole decade. 80's pop and all those Brit bands are like the perfect 'in-between' tracks to play in between listening to metal albums, lul.
>the MisfitsI never got into them honestly but will have to give them a chance again one day.
>a lot of early punk especially isn't all that intenseMoss Icon, Rites of Spring, Minor Threat. When original emo came out some of those bands had real intense vocals and I like it, it was something new. I get what you mean though that a lot of early punk had sort of a.. like a 'flat' sound to it. I also like the Exploited a lot and Stiff Little Fingers. Do you like No Trend? Noise rock/punk, but that's probably my all-time favorite punk band and one of my all-time favs in general.
>The resentful punk purists who would insist on adherence to rigid genre conventions and throw fits over bands "selling out" for wanting to do something different were just crabs in a bucket trying to drag down musicians trying to make better use of their talents.Music is always ever-changing and ever-green, you can't just play one style forever. I mean, you CAN, but whats the fun in that? I like experimentation
>black metalA lot of the first wave bands walked so the Norwegians could run. There was a lot of good doom and funeral doom coming from Finland as well.
>Welcome to Hell and BathoryI would agree that these 2 are probably the best of the 1st wave
>as far as I'm concerned stuff like Hellhammer and Sarcofago can't hold a candle to the Second WaveThe thrash bands that can hold up against black metal the best for me are Demolition Hammer, Morbid Saint, Sepultura. And SOD/MOD too, they ruled lul.
>Varg Vikernes alone stood head and shoulders above most rock musicians in the old days.Hvis Lyset Tar Oss sends shivers down my spine every listen, its a masterpiece. I liked of his ambient work, "Fallen", and one of the 90's ones from prison, I just forget which one. His S/T debut is amazing too.
>knack for creating moody atmospheres back then was undeniable.Do you know Striborg? Go check him out, DSBM artist he does ambient tracks on his albums along with metal, his atmospheres are hypnotic and very primal. Big fan.
>I get that he feels like it's been done over and over for decades at this point, but that's something rock in general suffers from.All music has this problem today, everyones doing formulaic stuff and theres just not many new vistas left to explore, I guess. He doesn't need to single out black metal in particular about this, its just a general problem with todays music lul. Something new and fresh will come, have patience Tone..
>just kick out the clout-hungry hipsters using black metal as a fashion statementHunter Hendrix eternally BTFO. Don't miss your shots, hon!
>the general idea of blackgaze actually sounds like it could be neat in theory and not even that far out of line with line with the musical characteristics of what some of the guys in the Norwegian scene were doing.It sounds like it would work in theory but I think shoegaze sound would go better with doom bands. Mix MBV 'Loveless' with Sunn O))) or one of those stoner rock bands lul.
>Not really. Big Black and Esplendor Geometrico I think are about as noisy as I've gotten.I will have to check out Esplendor Geometrico. I'm not a fan of Big Black, personally. Some noise: Atrax Morgue, Prurient, Navicon Torture Technologies, the album "Hole in the Heart" by Ramleh. I like harsh noise and power electronics also on occasion.
>Neofolk's a genre I'm looking to get more into. I haven't even listened to Current 93 yet.Current 93 shreds, my favorite neofolk artist and one of my all-time favorite artists in general. I think you will love neofolk. Blood Axis, Boyd Rice, H.E.R.R. are good.
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>>177948>People experimented and had diffuse range of influences, there was truly something for everyone. And it makes me happy to listen to a lot of New Wave.>Pop music will never be that good again.Cocaine fueled a lot of that creativity, the Cold War was sunsetting, there weren't that many nons around, and people were genuinely more optimistic about the future.
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>>177854I love that pic of Lemmy with the katana. Legend
>She also made some comment not that long ago about people up for the color of their skin when ICE was being covered on the Torahvision news.>Mainstream media keeps the masses ignorant and hostile toward their own interests.Some people will just never learn. ZigZog brainrot is just as bad as cable TV. All spics must GTFO
>I could never give up meatMe neither nor should you want to honestly. Its a necessary part of healthy nutrition for better or worse. Life feeds on life (this is necessary)
>It's completely dehumanizing work. It has to be traumatic and soul crushing to be employed to do something like that day in and day out.Some can handle that work, but you would have to compartmentalize your mind, body, and soul to an insane degree. People shouldn't work jobs like that for long periods of time. IDK how you would stop the visions from haunting you and separate work from personal time, the visions would bleed into your rec time and drive you mad and make you psychotic. Yidsreal probably sends mossad agents to work there as practice
>these industries are also used to facilitate mass immigrationI hate this aspect of factory farming the most but its a tough issue. Do you want a bunch of our people working those jobs and getting PTSD? Its a necessary evil but if there was a way we could deport all the spics and niggers and replace them with green, open fields instead, that'd be much better. More natural environments is better for animals and people both.
>BoyoI hope he feels better soon after his gran's passing, sorry to hear that.
>black and white flannelI have a outfit I like to wear sometimes thats black and white layered like binary layered, if you do all black and white theme, it can look sharp sometimes. I saw this clean looking car the other day that was black and white coloration, car was kept in good shape and clean. Pleasing to the eye
>Not to sound "anti-collectivist," but I never understood the herd mentalityI think there is a clear delineation between collectivism and mindless confomrity and groupthink like what the preps did. Life should not be lived like some Disney movie/Archie comic "life on rails" Americana wank. Life is not like that. I don't like phoney people and its unnatural to always hide your emotions and be fake-happy all the time, its sick.
>I'm from a cold regionLiving in a hot place wears you down with time. This summer has been particularly hellish
>I also don't wear hoodiesMe neither, attracts too much negative attention. Makes it harder to do anything
>I would get mine from thrift storesI used to go thriftin' a lot. My house is full of thrift shop finds.
>still like the old flannel shirts I hadI had this one that was dark blue and black and I loved that one when a kid but I outgrew it. It was sonic the hedgehog colors! Lul
>the "Jennifer Aniston" one where he calls out the interracial couple for walking outDo you have a link or attachment for it? I've just forgotten it with age but yeah MDE used to be so damn funny
>It used to be a pretty lower-middle-class area and maybe even kind of grimy, but it was a safe area that had some character to it.I live in a place like this and I love it. People that have been thru adversity can get along easier and life isn't so hectic. One day we will feel the squeeze and the city will encroach on us, driving us from our soulful hovels into the arms of Chipotle burrito quinoa yoga studio hell. A sad fate
>I've begun to dislike real-estate developersI do too. Its just a bunch of kikes and racetraitor golems playing hot potato back and forth with land to cast jew money spells on us and make money from thin air. While people suffer and get priced out more and more until they become homeless all the time. They won't let you have your little pleasures of home and hearth in grimey town, we gotta extract every last dollar and red cent out of the middle class then throw them away for their brown replacements, its fucked. (((They))) don't wanna let people live in blue collar, low-middle areas because people in those areas start to become Noticers and see the jewish influence. Just bleed the middle class dry, make them homeless, import the Haitian that'll stab them for their shoes, rinse and repeat until the Golden Calf is chopped up. This is what they do to countries they hate! Also, why can't some land just be left the hell alone? Does the whole world need to be mowed lawns and home-owner associations? Can a nigga have a spit of woods? A small quiet lake? A patch of joy?
>he accused a Revolutionary War veteran of being into "capeshit"Thats the most jewy insult I've heard in a while, lmao. Fuck him though. What would a jew know about fighting for values you believe in or honor? A race of natural born cynics and demoralizers.
>having the same cognitive level of today's "No Kings" protesters because he said he was fighting for American self-rule.Look at today's Canada or Australia, oh boy I sure wish we stayed cuck colonies! I wanna be that! He's such a brazen kike. The chutzpah of it all
>James Lawrence article linkI've bookmarked it to read tonight thanks
>There actually are some Jews whose work is undermining the historical foundations of Judaism. Yonatan Adler, Gad Barnea, and the two sheenies who wrote The Bible Unearthed come to mind.Even though they are jews, I respect the work people like that do to help advance people's understanding of ancient history. Breaking away from the frenetic neuroses of the jewish hivemind to actually study history or genetics or whatever field they choose. I wish less of our people had that undermining drive in them, though.
>Instead of using it to argue for a historical Jesus, it could be used to argue against a divine Jesus.Making jesus out to be plain and de-mystifying him would be a great point of attack. People say that the jews of the time called jesus demoniac, so therefore he must be God.. right? Its a false dichotomy. There are a lot of lazy, false dichotomy, everything must be one of 2 ways with no in-between!! in online discourse these days. Jesus was probably just a schizophrenic or something. And what kind of God is like the O.T. God that gleefully demands death and sacrifice, rivers of blood everywhere. That kinda does sound like a demon, lets be real. Can we maybe talk about how demonic and demented it all really is without the christians sperging YOU'RE A JEW! YOU'RE A JEW! MUH JESUS! at the mere suggestion? People just don't wanna reject all of it whole cloth and wanna hold onto fragments of the conditioning because its a safety blanket for them in a world they are scared of, they are scared of the unknown.
>many others who think the question of whether Jesus existed or not is a valid one to ask.Theres just not good evidence of most people in the whole bible ever existing
>doesn't offer a good value systemAbsolutely not. Hate your family, turn the other cheek, be communist. Its extremely poisonous to the European mind and temperment.
>at least the various European religions actually belonged to us, were more sensible in terms of value systems, and are inspiring parts of our traditional cultural heritageOur values ruled the world at one point, and they rightly should. Seek Mastery of craft, be fair to your kin but dominate in battle, go forth and conquer but honor your ancestors. So many good things
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>>177949You see that thing at Penn State with the frat bros? Cocaine is coming back in vogue with da yoots
No.177952
>>177951Anyone still taking cocaine at this late hour is crazy, unless you can personally audit the supply chain from leaf to line. There are too many bad actors involved in the drug trade now who are trying to poison people.
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>>177952They got that "pink cocaine" in Colombia right now, bro, could you imagine actually doing that lmao. God knows whats in that. All drugs are getting dangerous like that, nigs put fent on weed even. When you can't even trust the weed anymore, its time to get sober ya bums
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>>177953Niggers have always been poisoning the weed they sell to Whites, that's why I never really got into that shit. Perhaps now that you can buy it legitimately at the store, it's "safer," but who the fuck really knows?
No.177955
>>177855>literal interpretation of GenesisI understand better the christians that say the stories are allegories and don't take a literal reading of the bible. You lose the meaning of the text being overly literal about it. The symbolism of a thing can be more important than the message of it sometimes. And about evolution contradicting Genesis, evolution is the one thats true for me.
>A lot of them are naive because of how sheltered the are from the world.I hate seeing good people get screwed over for not having "street smarts" enough and try to teach kids like that what I can so that they don't get got. But only decent people, some christians can be real shitheads just like anyone else.
>Once their insults all lose bite, thats good. People stop caring about being thought-policed and seek common goals and work for common goals against these kikes.It is a good thing I just worry sometimes that people will instead of finding common good to work for instead will delve into petty hair-splitting pilpul and antfuckery
>Christian Question is only going to be more relevant with timeI see America becoming largely atheist and a pagan revival. I don't think pagans need to make some big organization, better to stay decentralized.
>Not everything can be empirically proven. Science and philosophy should be working together and covering each other's weak points.Yes. Too many people are know-it-alls these days. Without reading philosophy, all that tech talk is just numbers on a screen, just empty noise. Keep mystery alive, keep Life sacred.
>Catholicism has a terrible retention rateThey bleed people constantly. If you like pagaentry, tradition, and ritual; why not stick with European folk religion instead of the desert version? I think many have this very realization and become pagan. Many get burned by all the corruption and all the weird non-biblical traditions they keep, and become hard atheist then lighten into agnosticism. Its funny seeing when 'lapsed catholics' try to go back to church and leave shortly after, ranting and raving about how corrupt and weird it all is, lul.
>all the effort the owner puts into his online Jewess fap fileI love his erotica descriptions they are funny. Big breasted, hawk-like faces gazing towards Gaza just another jewish-american princess in search of a home… and a BWC. The forbidden fruit of Lillith. Sex-crazed maniac women
>They're total controlled opposition who hate Israel for the wrong reasons and make anti-Zionists look like seething brown clownsThe one good thing about it is that it exposes people who are just contrarians and trolls and not authentic in their WN beliefs. If you MUST take a positive from these retards. America; where college makes you dumber!
>If Israel were a White, secular country bringing Europe into the Middle East, then that would kick ass.That would rule lul
>It's complex, and I don't know enough about genetics to know what to believeI never could follow genetics and haplogroup type talk. I could understand some of it, broad strokes, but I will leave that to the scientists of our people to figure out. I'm surprised about them having more than 20% White. Explains why there's always so many Unit 8200 kikes memeforcing Nords vs Meds threads. They want to dehumanize the wops and then skinsuit them and cry for our sympathy.
>I would be willing to consider Ashkenazis on the outer fringe of biological Whiteness. That doesn't matter with the treacherous, anti-White Middle-Eastern culture they have though.Yeah the way heebs act is so vile and their books of hate preaching death to the world and Whites; how White they are really doesn't even matter.
>I think that skibidi_adolf guy on Twatter may have been correct when he said something to the effect that Jews in the U.S. should intermarry with Noo Yawk races like dagos and erase their rotten culture from existence.Some Italian women can be real stunners, a tragedy for the ages to lose that. Anything that would erase the kikes off the planet once and for all would be just fine with me though, I'd learn to deal. I knew a guy from upstate NY, he was a cool dude. I couldn't imagine actually wanting to living in NYC though, wretched place. Any Whites still left in NYC are just sitting ducks awaiting slaughter. And the sick part, many of them know this and cheer it on! My state has had a noticable influx of people from Joo Yahhwk over the years. The people not from the city can be chill sometimes but goddamn nothing makes my skin crawl like some loudmouth liberal woman from up north.
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>>177954>>177954I remember they would put embalming fluid in it to get you higher. I seen a dude smoke that before, got stiff as a board and couchlocked for hours, could barely move or talk. Scary stuff. I gave all that up after teenage years though thankfully. Drugs are bad, mkay
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>>177955The rainbow flag or pride flag is a symbol of the LGBT subversion movement that has a significant and obvious meaning to the Jews.
The Seven-color version was discontinued due to unavailability of pink fabric in 1978-1979, which is why the modern LGTBQ flag retains only six colors.
The number of colors of the original design is meant to symbolize the seven-branched Jewish Menorah.
The Menorah speaks of the creation of the world in seven days, and the number of bands of the rainbow is also the connection with ancient Kabbalah.
In Kabbalah, specifically in the Zohar, the appearance of the rainbow with its seven colors represents the prism of the pure light of the one (Ein Sof), which separates into the spectrum of the rainbow.
Each color represents different aspects or attributes (Sefirot) through which the divine interacts with the universe.
The rainbow in Kabbalah symbolizes this process of emanation.
Diversity is found in the spectrum of colors, while there's an underlying unity in the unrefracted white light of the Ein Sof.
Therefore, the flag serves as a symbol of unity within diversity; this is why they chose it specifically for the LGBTQ subversion movement.
In addition, the seven colors of the rainbow symbolizes the Seven Noahide laws.
The Noahide Laws, also known as the Seven Laws of Noah, are a set of universal moral principles Jews will impose on gentiles in the world to come (Olam Ha-ba).
These laws are considered the bare minimum of what God expects of humanity, and transgressions are punishable by death, specifically beheading.
This concept is related to the story of Noah and the rainbow. The covenant with Noah means a new beginning, & is found in Genesis 9:8-17.
Genesis 9:13 mentions the rainbow,
"I have set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be a sign of the covenant between me and the earth."
In the end times of Kabbalistic eschatology, Jews say we will witness a projection of the white light of the one (Ein Sof) through the prism of knowledge, resulting in the spectrum of the seven colors once again.
This is why the Noahide flag, which features the seven colors of the rainbow, is seen everywhere.
The Jews proliferate this symbol to send a message that the world is nearing its rebirth.
For us Gentiles, the LGTBQ flag symbolizes the coming of a mass extinction event & The End Times.
The Prism which refracts the light of the Ein Sof, known as Metatron's cube, gives birth to all the forms that exist in the universe.
According to the Kabbalah, these are the blocks for the construction of all physical matter.
These three-dimensional shapes appear throughout creation, from crystals to DNA.
The rainbow flag was adopted in the Jewish Autonomous Oblast which is situated in the Far Eastern Federal District of Russia.
These regions were created worldwide by Zionists prior to the creation of Israel, specifically for Jews to retreat to and prepare for their "return" by studying the Torah.
Genesis 9:8-17 (New International Version):
8 Then God said to Noah and to his sons with him:
9 "I now establish my covenant with you and with your descendants after you
10 and with every living creature that was with you-the birds, the livestock and all the wild animals, all those that came out of the ark with you-every living creature on earth.
11 I establish my covenant with you: Never again will all life be destroyed by the waters of a flood; never again will there be a flood to destroy the earth."
12 And God said, "This is the sign of the covenant I am making between me and you and every living creature with you, a covenant for all generations to come:
13 I have set my rainbow in the clouds, and it will be the sign of the covenant between me and the earth.
14 Whenever I bring clouds over the earth and the rainbow appears in the clouds,
15 I will remember my covenant between me and you and all living creatures of every kind. Never again will the waters become a flood to destroy all life.
16 Whenever the rainbow appears in the clouds, I will see it and remember the everlasting covenant between God and all living creatures of every kind on the earth."
17 So God said to Noah, "This is the sign of the covenant I have established between me and all life on the earth."
https://en.rattibha.com/thread/1828071953577693692 No.178018
>>177947>I love how the left always calls people the Klan and makes KKK references. "never correct your enemy, when they are making a mistake". They paint themselves as so cosmopolitian and cultured when they are all ignorant hicklibs, lul.They'd have to be relevant to even think the Klan is the least bit relevant in 2026. Even the few genuine Klansmen out there seem pretty mellow compared to the old days.
>Thanks for that youtube video I will download and watch it. People are brainwashed by the system into thinking the niggers are right when they blame everything on 'product of my environment, G!!' instead of taking accountability. The effect environment plays gets so massively inflated so people never look at race studies.He wrote a book called Blueprint that you might find worth a read. I still haven't finished it, but it goes into more detail about what he's talking about.
>LOL, no shame in that. There are worseI feel worse about liking George Carlin back then.
>Don't you know goy!! If you go back to the dawn of man, a nigger bangin' 2 rocks together is why Black Sabbath exists. Your welcome, whitey!!Everyone wants to credit groids for "inventing" modern music, but they never want to point out how much of that was derivative of White music in the first place. Where would Robert Johnson be without his guitar?
>They are noise rock and loud, the lyrics to all their songs are like children throwing temper tantrums about ice cream and getting into the medicine cabinet. Its super Gen X, lmao.Since I wrote that, I ended up reading some of Mark Prindle's reviews and listening to a few of their songs. I think "I'm the Stupid One" is the funniest so far.
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>>177948>I'm the same way. I like Sisters of Mercy, Siouxsie, The Cure, and others; got a ton of New Wave albums too. That British invasion of the 80's produced some fantastic songs. People experimented and had diffuse range of influences, there was truly something for everyone. And it makes me happy to listen to a lot of New Wave.Yeah, I started listening to all those guys in high school. Getting into all that stuff felt like a breath of fresh air. I was getting kind of tired of the metal scene at that time, and it helped me branch out my musical tastes a bit more. Being introduced to Joy Division was a big part of it. I remember thinking how heavy "Dead Souls" was for not being a metal or a proper punk song. From there I started checking out other bands.
I actually listen to that stuff more than I do most metal or punk nowadays. My overall taste has generally become more mellow over the years.
>Pop music will never be that good again. There was something for everyone and just banger after banger being released the whole decade. 80's pop and all those Brit bands are like the perfect 'in-between' tracks to play in between listening to metal albums, lul.Yup. I think the '80s were the peak of post-WWII music. I don't have the same drive to discover unfamiliar music the way I used to, but I still feel like there's a good amount of '80s recordings for me to check out still. I was pleasantly surprised a few years ago when I heard the first Win album.
>I never got into them honestly but will have to give them a chance again one day.What have you heard from them? When I was in high school I made the mistake of listening to a bit of something from a non-Danzig period, and it was a little bit before I was willing to give them a chance again.
>Moss Icon, Rites of Spring, Minor Threat. When original emo came out some of those bands had real intense vocals and I like it, it was something new. I get what you mean though that a lot of early punk had sort of a.. like a 'flat' sound to it.I'm thinking of the '70s bands especially. I guess some hardcore can be kind of colorless, but I like Minor Threat. Other than the faggy politics, I think The Dead Kennedys were one of the standout bands of that scene as far as my limited knowledge is concerned. They weren't afraid to stand out from the pack a bit in terms of sound with their surf-rock-style guitar work. East Bay Ray apparently claimed he wasn't even into surf rock, so it's weird they have the kind of sound they do.
>I also like the Exploited a lot and Stiff Little Fingers. Do you like No Trend? Noise rock/punk, but that's probably my all-time favorite punk band and one of my all-time favs in general.I listened to Troops of Tomorrow in high school and really liked "Jimmy Boyle." I haven't heard No Trend or even Stiff Little Fingers.
>Music is always ever-changing and ever-green, you can't just play one style forever. I mean, you CAN, but whats the fun in that? I like experimentationI agree. There are only so many possibilities in a given style, and musicians tend to have unique musical fingerprints and instinctive tendencies they default to. That makes it really easy to end playing music that's uninspired and "stock," as Lars Ulrich would say. After a while you're probably just going to be repeating yourself but with worse results. I don't buy the idea that musicians necessarily get more talented with time either. Even ones capable of making good music only have so many good ideas.
>The thrash bands that can hold up against black metal the best for me are Demolition Hammer, Morbid Saint, Sepultura.I like stuff like Slayer and Possessed that are sort of classified with the first wave bands. I had a thing for Sodom in high school too. I just wish In the Sign of Evil had better drums. For more stylistically generic thrash, Kill 'Em All is one of my favorite metal albums of all time.
>And SOD/MOD too, they ruled lul.I never got into M.O.D., but S.O.D. was great. Speak English or Die dumps all over any of the Anthrax albums I've ever listened to.
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>Hvis Lyset Tar Oss sends shivers down my spine every listen, its a masterpiece. I liked of his ambient work, "Fallen", and one of the 90's ones from prison, I just forget which one. His S/T debut is amazing too.
From his classic period, I like Det som engang var through Filosofem the most. "Der Tod Wuotans" is also one of my all-time favorite tracks. As far as his more modern work goes, I'm a Belus fan. I don't like the modern production, but I love the chimey riffing of songs like "Glemselens Elv." That one especially is one of my favorites. Fallen is good too. As far as the debut and Aske are concerned, "Ea, Lord of the Depths" is my favorite. I love that riff. "Stemmen Fra Taarnet" off Aske is one that's grown on me over the years too.
Being a sucker for lo-fi recordings, I'm also into his demos. I finally found a rip of his early Uruk-Hai-Burzum split that doesn't have the clanging aural watermark added over the music, and I really like the atmospheric guitar playing on there.
>Do you know Striborg? Go check him out, DSBM artist he does ambient tracks on his albums along with metal, his atmospheres are hypnotic and very primal. Big fan.
No, I should keep him in mind. I like the inclusion of ambient electronic pieces on black metal albums. It serves as a valuable foil for the more aggressive music and shows that black metal musicians were more broad-minded as far as tastes are concerned than they're usually given credit for. Even Euronymous was apparently into some pretty non-kvlt music.
>All music has this problem today, everyones doing formulaic stuff and theres just not many new vistas left to explore, I guess. He doesn't need to single out black metal in particular about this, its just a general problem with todays music lul.
Yeah, it's not a genre-specific thing. He says it's copycats doing tremolo picking and blast beats that he doesn't like, but he seems to have a hateboner for the '90s stuff too. Those guys weren't just copying the first wave like he claims. They were building on it but took the sound in a different direction.
Quorthon was clearly drawing from Venom on the first Bathory album (and lied about it), yet that album still had plenty of stuff to bring to the table and wasn't a complete copy of what Venom had been doing. The Norwegian guys were to Bathory what Quorthon was to Venom.
>Mix MBV 'Loveless' with Sunn O))) or one of those stoner rock bands lul.
That would work too. What I had in mind would be something more ethereal, like what Burzum touched on in a lot of their tracks mixed with the more dreamy Loveless pieces. Or Cocteau Twins or Lush with trebly, tremolo-picked distorted guitars. Imagine if Robin Guthrie started running his guitar into a grody old Metal Zone pedal. I'm not going to split hairs between shoegaze and dream pop when those terms were originally used pretty interchangeably anyway. I think even something a bit more gothic like early Dead Can Dance would blend well in a similar way. I know Varg Vikernes mentioned being a fan of Dead Can Dance in an interview, although he was apparently more into Within the Realm of a Dying Sun.
>I will have to check out Esplendor Geometrico.
Kosmos Kino is the album I'm sort of familiar with. I have a few of their other ones downloaded, but I don't think I've ever listened to them.
>I'm not a fan of Big Black, personally.
My interest is mostly limited to Atomizer. "Bad Houses" might be my favorite off there. The drum machine rhythm reminds me a lot of "A Short Term Effect" by The Cure. I also like "Il Duce."
>Current 93 shreds, my favorite neofolk artist and one of my all-time favorite artists in general. I think you will love neofolk. Blood Axis, Boyd Rice, H.E.R.R. are good.
I just listened to Swastikas for Noddy and wasn't a fan, although I did like the fact they covered Strawberry Switchblade. I definitely prefer the original song though. Coincidentally, I was just learning guitar chords for "Since Yesterday" based on a tab someone made.
I'm going to give Thunder Perfect Mind a try. People seem to like that one a lot, and the fact that I like the gnostic text it's named after doesn't hurt anything.
Blood Axis I haven't heard in a while, but last night I came across a the Spell collaboration between Boyd Rice and Rose McDowall. "People" is the only song of his I know from his non-NON material, but I figured out it's a way of killing two birds with one stone by familiarizing myself with more of their work at once.
I'm starting to warm up to Death in June. I first heard Nada! a long time ago, and I think with its more electronic touches that it was a good starting point. Only more recently did I start venturing out into some other albums.
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>>177950>I love that pic of Lemmy with the katana. LegendLemmy might have been a Silent Gen/Boomer cusper libtard at heart, but he really went against the grain in his appreciation of shitlordy aesthetics. All the fake rock stars out there wish they had a fraction of his natural edge and authenticity.
>I hope he feels better soon after his gran's passing, sorry to hear that.To be clear, I don't even know if it's true. That's just what I've seen people claim. His Twatter account has been locked down, so it seems like something's going on with him.
>I have a outfit I like to wear sometimes thats black and white layered like binary layered, if you do all black and white theme, it can look sharp sometimes. I saw this clean looking car the other day that was black and white coloration, car was kept in good shape and clean. Pleasing to the eyeThere was a point when I was younger where I'd do the Crass look sometimes and wear all black. I'm not sure how much of it was to be edgy or how much of it was just because I liked the look.
>Living in a hot place wears you down with time. This summer has been particularly hellishI've lived in a cold climate my entire life and can't stand it. I always dread the coming of September when the heat starts to die down. I don't even like August. It reminds me of being a kid and not being able to enjoy Sundays because the thought of having to go to school the next day was always in the back of my mind.
A lot of people claim that you can get used to any kind of weather if you've lived in it long enough, but I think that's a complete crock. I've put up with cold weather my entire life and still hate it. I don't think I could put up with Florida summers either.
>Me neither, attracts too much negative attention. Makes it harder to do anythingThey're just something I've always thought look too "street" for my tastes.
>I had this one that was dark blue and black and I loved that one when a kid but I outgrew it. It was sonic the hedgehog colors! LulI had one kind of like that. It was too baggy to look good on me, but the colors were really nice.
I have one old, worn-out shirt I've particularly developed an attachment to that I hang onto until I can find something similar. It's not fit to wear, but I've never been able to identify the tartan patten on it.
>Do you have a link or attachment for it? I've just forgotten it with age but yeah MDE used to be so damn funnyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Hkov3QcCpQ>Look at today's Canada or Australia, oh boy I sure wish we stayed cuck colonies! I wanna be that! He's such a brazen kike. The chutzpah of it allThe reactionary types who constantly moan about what a bunch of liberals the American revolutionaries were really chaps my hide. The idea of democracy we have today is a complete sham, but how would a monarchy be any better? That would require sensible monarchs, and potential candidates for those positions are in short supply. Handing more power over to someone like King Charles wouldn't be a smart move.
Regardless, I think the desire for independence was a bigger driving force rather than any deeper political considerations.
>I've bookmarked it to read tonight thanksI think he makes some good points, although I'm not sure how much I agree with him overall. Part of it is because of how long it's been since I read his work, but I also struggle to see the big picture with respect to what he's talking about. I'd kind of like to feed his articles into an AI and have his points broken down so I can having an easier time looking at his perspective from a bird's-eye view.
>Even though they are jews, I respect the work people like that do to help advance people's understanding of ancient history. Breaking away from the frenetic neuroses of the jewish hivemind to actually study history or genetics or whatever field they choose. I wish less of our people had that undermining drive in them, though.If Jews wanted to cut down on anti-Jewish sentiment, then they all should start following suit. They have 2,000+ years of superstition-driven cultural inertia pushing them into being unscrupulously self-centered, wound-collecting dickheads. Their in-group preference goes well beyond the normal level of preferring their own and recognizing that as normal. Putting an end to all that would begin with dropping the Tanakh and the beliefs downstream of it. I'd get it if they still wanted to engage in traditional cultural activities like eating gefilte fish, spin dreidels, or masturbating to pictures of banks, but their entire culture needs to be rebuilt from the ground up without the influence of da Toirah.
>Theres just not good evidence of most people in the whole bible ever existingAnd considering that the New Testament is all derivative of highly implausible Old Testament narratives, that essentially demolishes the entire thing. No Adam and Eve means no fall of man, and that's only the beginning of Genesis.
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>>177955>I understand better the christians that say the stories are allegories and don't take a literal reading of the bible. You lose the meaning of the text being overly literal about it. The symbolism of a thing can be more important than the message of it sometimes. And about evolution contradicting Genesis, evolution is the one thats true for me.The big problem is that it seems to have been written with a literal interpretation in mind. It's not like the story of Hades and Persephone, where it can work well on two levels at once. Genesis takes too much mental gymnastics to make it work in that way, although that definitely hasn't stopped people from trying. You could even go full Neville Goddard and say that the entire Bible is an allegory, not that I think that's the least bit plausible.
>I see America becoming largely atheist and a pagan revival. I don't think pagans need to make some big organization, better to stay decentralized.Yeah, I have no truck with the guys who say there needs to be some kind of united pagan church. Being so decentralized and lacking in prescribed orthodoxies is one of the things I appreciate, and they want to throw that away so they can role play as members of an imperial cult or whatever.
>They bleed people constantly. If you like pagaentry, tradition, and ritual; why not stick with European folk religion instead of the desert version? I think many have this very realization and become pagan. Many get burned by all the corruption and all the weird non-biblical traditions they keep, and become hard atheist then lighten into agnosticism. Its funny seeing when 'lapsed catholics' try to go back to church and leave shortly after, ranting and raving about how corrupt and weird it all is, lul.I've never understood the appeal. The pageantry is something that speaks to a lot of people, but to me it's just gaudy and pompous. It's like what you'd get if Liberace created his own religious body. He actually was a devoted Catholic, so it checks out.
Maybe it's due to having an evangelical Protestant upbringing, but Catholicism has always felt alien and repulsive to me. You'd think there may be be some kind of ancestral memory thing going on that would make it appeal to me given that most of my ancestors came to America as Catholics, but no. I actually had to sit through a Mass recently for the first time, and it was mind-numbingly boring and totally unappealing.
I'd get it more if it was more like a Nuremberg Rally. Now that's what I call aesthetics.
>I never could follow genetics and haplogroup type talk. I could understand some of it, broad strokesI'm in a similar boat. I kind of don't want to even know what my haplogroup is, since there's a good chance I'm R1a and not R1b like I'd prefer. Maybe I can apply for an R1b visa.
>They want to dehumanize the wops and then skinsuit them and cry for our sympathy.I feel sort of culturally distant to the Eyeties, at least Southern Italians (although I thought they were cool when I was a kid), but they're part of our extended family in a way that the Red Sea pedestrians aren't. Even if Ashkenazis specifically could potentially be considered as such on a biological level, they'd be more like an asshole cousin you'd be better off staying away from.
>Yeah the way heebs act is so vile and their books of hate preaching death to the world and Whites; how White they are really doesn't even matter.And whether they're White or not, they can't have it both ways. No more "hello, my fellow Whites" and then retreating into the "I'm not White, I'm Jewish" position when they start being identified as White and don't want to catch heat for it.
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Also, speaking of Discharge, what do you think of Anti Cimex? I like Raped Ass more than I do the early Discharge material. Discharge for me peaked from Never Again through Warning: Her Majesty's Government Can Seriously Damage Your Health.
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>>178018>>178019>the few genuine Klansmen out thereLol, does such a thing even exist? Surely its just all feds by now
>George CarlinGod he was so insufferable. I'm glad he's dead. His whole routine is just the talmud unmasked, pure blind Loxist hate unleashed. Do you remember the comic, Lewis Black? His routine was like that too just watered down. Some angry kike screaming about how much they hate White people is not comedy
>Everyone wants to credit groids for "inventing" modern music, but they never want to point out how much of that was derivative of White music in the first placeYes good point. They didn't go from cotton field songs straight to rap. Music critics can be the worst type of critics in terms of how anti-White they can be.
>Happy FlowersGlad you found them funny and it gave you a laugh. I binged all their stuff when first found them and was about to pass out from laughing so hard at some of the songs
>Being introduced to Joy Division was a big part of it.They are like a gateway band for people to discover so many more new bands. I like them too. "New Dawn Fades" is my favorite song of theirs. Did you ever see the movie "Control" (2007)? Its a biopic of the band and about Ian Curtis, it was a good movie. A sad movie. He died so young
>My overall taste has generally become more mellow over the years.It comes with age, I guess. I've listened to a lot more softer music too, explored a lot of electronic music. I used to listen to almost exclusively heavy and extreme stuff. I think too, harder stuff the rhythms and melodies will stick in your mind for longer, so that's why you don't re-listen to it as much as times past. Mellowing out a bit has given me a great appreciation of a lot of cool 90's UK music. I mess with D'n'B, garage. Some of that "donk" music too lmao. They had a lot of interesting stuff coming out in the 90's and early 2000's. Drum N Bass the pinnacle of it all. The classics in that genre have a timeless quality/sound to them. Something mellow I've been exploring lately is downtempo/chill out/lounge music. The band Red Snapper is good
>80s were the peak of post-WWII musicI'd agree with that
>don't have the same drive to discover unfamiliar music the way I used toIts hard to maintain that youthful vigour and curiousity towards all types of media as you age, really. Nothing wrong with that though. We know ourselves and who we are.
>the first Win albumI've heard of them as a name but haven't listened to their music yet. Gonna download their stuff and check it out this week
>What have you heard from Misfits?It's been so long by now I can't remember. I've got a mental tally of bands I've heard before that I need to re-visit, and albums that I've still got on my hard drive that I need to listen to a 2nd time to see if I should delete it or not. Those meh-tier bands that need a 2nd listen to evaluate properly. Should probably write down a list of bands to re-visit again tbh. I've got like an elephant memory though. A blessing and a curse. More a blessing.
>non-Danzig periodThats probably all it was, I heard something without Danzig when I was 14, thought it sucked, and never re-listened to them again lol. I'm more willing these days to give things a 2nd or 3rd listen before rating them good or bad. We grow more patient with time, lul.
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>>178019>>178020>some hardcore can be kind of colorlessfuckin' Youth of Today lul! Why did everyone love them so much!
>I like Minor ThreatOne of my favs. I like a lot of those D.C. bands
>Other than the faggy politics, I think The Dead Kennedys were one of the standout bandsYeah they were good. I can overlook politics in music as long as its not too particularly egregious. I like Crass too. Today's era though, people jam politics were it doesn't belong and are even bigger faggots. The old school libtards at least lived it and were about it. The current day is fags at the No Kings protest REEEEEE'ing about their dragon dildos being delayed. Fuck em all though
>DK's surf-rock-style guitar workYeah their guitarist was good. I like that surf sound with punk, it goes together. Differnt and iinfluential
>No TrendThe lyrics from their early work are very bitter and misantrhopic and they hated everyone and went from noise rock/punk about fuck everyone, to making a really experimental album with polka and lounge music, doing new wave parodies. They played not facing the crowd, brought airplane runaway lights and shined them at the crowd. Just really contentious, mean assholes that trolled everyone all the time, lul. The lead singer… or guitarist maybe? Killed himself after their debut dropped. He really did hate everyone, he lived what he preached. "Too Many Humans" is their best album but I like all their stuff. If you think the DK's were different, this band you'll love, they changed it up constantly and didn't even like their own fans lol.
>Exploited and SLFI like the song "Jimmy Boyle" a lot too. SLF are a punk band from Belfast, I forget which album of theirs was the standout, but its like… '77 or '79 that they released an excellent album. Rest of the work isn't as good, still listenable though.
>I don't buy the idea that musicians necessarily get more talented with time eitherNo, not at all. Some guys come out on debut with their best work and decline after. There are so many bands with a phenomenal debut album that went to shit after. The best example of the top of my mind I can think of is Kaiser Chiefs "Employment" versus the rest of their output. I think you see this happening in movies sometimes too. If you wanna go back to ancient history, that classic rock band Boston. Did they even release more than 1 album? LOL
>Even ones capable of making good music only have so many good ideas.Yeah there's only so much we as humans can create or come up with before you eventually hit a wall. Thinking about that, makes me think about AI and AI music. I don't think that AI will ever be able to make things that don't cause some type of residual headache or psychic pain from the process of creating it. Its all just deep kabbalah magic wearing a face made from wires but I think that AI-generated music or even if AI becomes just more of a tool like AutoTune, I think there will always be a psychic imprint on the creation that will cause negative emotional, psychological, and spiritual effects on the viewer. There are probably 5-D jewish demons in the videos our human eyes can't visualize or something insanely jewish and evil lurking within. I think AI is all deep kabbalah magicks and won't be used for anything good.
>I like stuff like Slayer and Possessed that are sort of classified with the first wave bandsPossessed is good. Do you like Exodus? Annihilator "Alice in Hell"?
>SodomI like them and Overkill. I think my favorites were more 2nd wave 80's stuff and some of those "crossover" bands
>Kill 'Em All is one of my favorite metal albums of all timeI'm a Ride the Lightning guy, then Kill 'em All is my 2nd favorite. Master of Puppets @ #3 although as a kid that album was porbably my #1 of the Metallica albums. Listening to Master of Puppets so much lead to me listening to a lot of funeral doom, doom, and prog bands. The drumming on Puppets is sick, I would hear the drums first when hearing music although nowadays I hear the guitars first. It takes me a few listens of a track to hone in on the lyrics. This has led me to listening to some cringe SJW-tier libtard music twice before realizing what they were singing, lol.
>Speak English or Die dumps all over any of the Anthrax albums I've ever listened to.S.E.O.D. dumps all over almost everybody, lmao. What an album!
>I never got into M.O.D.USA for M.O.D. is hilarious. I randomly sing some of the songs throughout my day-to-day, lul. Surfin' MOD was p good too. Comedy bands used to be really good. Today's joke songs are irony-poisoned and soy-filled. How can humor, how can real humor develop when you have a list of trigger warnings and privilegs to check? Remember when Seinfeld went to, I believe it was UNC Chapel Hill college, to do his stand-up and cancelled because the wokies heckled him and kept pearl-clutching at everything he said? This shit has got to die man. People like that are subhuman. If you look at their little list of demands for human speech, fuck man, whats even left thats allowed to be spoken?!?! Demented little kikeslave demons that need to die
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>>178123Who was the TRS guy who did these? I think he was outed as a tranny fucker.
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>>178020>Det som engang varThat's my #2 favorite behind Hvis Lyset Tar Oss
>BelusI like that album too. Wasn't it right before or after "Fallen"? Solid albums both
>"Ea, Lord of the Depths" is my favorite. I love that riff.My nigger! Thats one of his best songs for sure, its brutal
>Being a sucker for lo-fi recordingsDo you like Sebadoh? Guided by Voices? I like some of those lo-fi rock bands. I know you mean lo-fi on the production values of black metal, I like that sound too its gritty and raw. Do you know Trist? One man black metal artist from, Poland, I believe. You might like him
>I like the inclusion of ambient electronic pieces on black metal albumsIts great., some of it can create such a rich atmosphere. I've got a lot of dark ambient albums, and just regular ambient like Eno too. Pairing together black metal with interludes like that adds a lot to the atmosphere and makes the metal songs that much heavier.
>He says it's copycats doing tremolo picking and blast beats that he doesn't likeHe raises a fair point about blast beats, there was a time were it felt like every band was using and subsequently over-using them
>90's black metal bands, Tone, 2nd wave innovationI agree with your point that those bands were bringing new ideas to the table, it was not formulaic like people say and it laid the groundwork for a lot of modern bands to riff off of. But talking about 90's makes me think of death metal. What death metal do you like? The 90s was a great time for death. Do you like Deteriorate "Rotting in Hell"? Carcass "Heartwork"? Necrophagist?
>Cocteau Twins or Lush with trebly, tremolo-picked distorted guitarsThat would sound the best of all our thought-experiments to me. I love Cocteau Twins. Do like a dream-pop band with discordant black metal riffing. I love Pale Saints too.
>early Dead Can DanceMein neger! They rule. I don't split hairs over the shoegaze/dream pop distinction either, all them bands are good to me. Most of them at least. 4AD record label had a lot of those bands back in the day. I never liked Nick Cave though, wasn't he the big 4AD artist? His lyrics were too brutally, needlessly depressing for me. You can make sad music that sounds good but if you're just up there doing lyrical torture porn, nah… no thanks.
>Big Black drum machine rhythmYou remember Godflesh "Streetcleaner"? Industrial drone tracks using drum machines. Decent album. His other work is solid too. I went thru a period where I was into drum machine bands and people experimenting with drum machines. Listened to a lot of grind and cybergrind during that time
>Current 93You'll like Thunder Perfect Mind, I'm sure. Listen to "All the Pretty Little Horses", "Dogs Blood Rising", "Looney Runes", "Nature Unveiled", and IHASPFTW. He collab'ed with a diffuse bunch of artists too. I love Current 93
>Boyd Rice"People" is one of his best, I like "Disneyland can wait" off MM&M too. "Total War", the one off NON's "God and Beast" album specifically, theres a few versions but that song rules all versions rule.
>Death in Junelisten to All pigs must die and The rule of thirds. I think you'll like Brown Book too. The rule of thirds is maybe my favorite of his, but they are all solid albums. You should check out the artist In Gowan Ring also. Its like bard music, ancient English isles bard songs about pagan themes.
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>>178124I forget who started Smuggies. TRS's podcast they did had a few decent moments/episodes but I skipped them completely and stuck with other sites at that time. Something about TRS didn't seem right to me back then, I had like a 6th sense something about them glowed
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>>178021>Uberboyo's Twatter account has been locked downWell wishes all the same. Bro, the open internet is coming to an end altogether. Nitter going down sucks, I'm sure Invidious will be the next domino to fall. America is really not lagging that far behind the UK in its levels of cuckoldry RE: tech and various "think of le children" moralfaggotry. Remember that video of the guy in Texas having the zogbots show up at his door over some tame anti-Israel posts on twatter? And commiefornia passing that nick shirley act. We gotta network and mingle IRL but everyones afraid to make the 1st move. The web as we know it is going down, hoard everything now while you still can
>wear all black I'm not sure how much of it was to be edgy or how much of it was just because I liked the look.Well to be fair, it does look cool. There's a pic I have amongst my lit/philosophy stuff of this Russian guy in all black outside some commie blocks and it goes something like, bright colors depress me, how do you visualize a poet? In a yellow raincoat, or in all black? It looks better the more minimal you are with it though, if you wear a bunch of hot topic accessories and shit it doesn't look cool. Not accusing you of wearing mall trinkets, just a general statement lol.
>I've lived in a cold climate my entire life and can't stand it.Now that I think about it, I would hate it if I had a car. I haven't had a car in so long, I forget how much of a pain they can be sometimes. Having to salt the roads and do all that preventative maintenance to cars y'all gotta do 'cuz of the cold is so foreign to me. That specific issue would ruin it for me. I still think that the heat gradually, slowly wears people down though.
>people claim that you can get used to any kind of weather if you've lived in it long enoughWe can get used to just about anything. Living in hot normally doesn't bother me its just the added humidity from all the rain has made it particularly hard. Its usually not this rainy. I think the weather weapons are being targeted at the South. They hit Asheville with hurricane helene to steal all the lithium deposits from under those people's feet, and to kill a few Whites as an added bonus. I fear the South has been targeted with the weather weapon tech to rape our fair land of the natural resources within. Its been some days in the 110's Fahrenheit with the humidity included.
>Florida summersIts very pleasant down here with a cloudless sky and dry patches. You add in clouds and a rainy spell, it gets stifling. You can't think or hardly even breathe you just go into lizard brain survival mode. Its not bad until it passes 105 and higher degrees F"
>clothesI also had a green striped polo from being a kid that I was fond of. Not a fan of the color green personally but I think it looks sharp in stripes like that
>MDE @ Rutgers Jenny AnistonWhen you called it Jennifer Aniston my mind blanked on it, I always called that video Sam @ Rutgers, or Rutgers. Yeah that video is a classic and one of their best. Remember "An Inconveinent Anime"? That one was good too. Or that one Kickstarter video where Sam reviews 10 people's LinkedIn profiles and tears them to shreds, it had a generic name like "MDE-2000981" or something like that. "IMG-8591" or something. Their critiques on obama-era social justice crap were hilarious and biting.
>monarchy would require sensible monarchs, and potential candidates for those positions are in short supply.Exactly. And the very nature of being king and queen and having such things as a royal family and all the crap that goes with it, find me people who wouldn't let it go to their head and turn corrupt and also turn weird and disconnected from the blood and soul of their country from the isolation of it all. Its just not a good system.
>The reactionary types who constantly moan about what a bunch of liberals the American revolutionaries were really chaps my hide.They were brave men, pioneers, and savvy. Those NRx guys and whoever else that mocks them just hate because they weren't ivory tower policy wonks like they are lol. I'd rather be world-wise and street-savvy than some academic type getting so hung up on systems and policies. The type of intelligence that thinks on its feet and is good at war games, has lived experience, has skin in the game; thats superior than book smarts. Book smarts distort people, you need experience in the field over all else. We are at war after all. They moan because they get too stuck on theorycrafting and not able to see the tree in the forest, they generalize too much and see too much forest.
>If Jews wanted to cut down on anti-Jewish sentiment, then they all should start following suitThey don't though, and I don't see a time where they stop being such kikes all the time. They're gonna go full-throttle ahead on being real jewy if anything. That video of the jew bitch "antisemitism, it is a tool we use.."
>in-group preference goes well beyond the normal level of preferring their own and recognizing that as normalThey really do see non-jews as demons, they are all medically schizophrenics. The whole world so sharp, brutal, full of the demonic and dark everywhere. Saturnine mentality. I think its spiritual in nature, they as a race are yoked to dark "gods" (demons)
>their entire culture needs to be rebuilt from the ground up without the influence of da ToirahI just don't ever see it happening. I agree with the points you're making. Some of the ashkenazis at least make a feeble attempt to conform to European values of the host country but its all performative at the end of the day and I think its just too hardcoded in them genetically, and really I think its a deep spiritual thing, they are just never gonna be able to overcome all the schizophrenia and binds to demons they and their ancestors have and will, no matter what, always eventually lash out and destroy good things, destory all thats good in this world.
>No Adam and Eve means no fall of manOriginal Sin and the concept of White privilege are the same thing in my eyes. Its just 2,000 year old SJW's reeeeee'ing and doing pussy riot, but its all the same to me. Whats my crime I'm guilty of, being born? How can an innocent child come into this world already in "sin"? Thats an evil doctrine. I don't have White guilt, and I don't wring my hands bemoaning all the "sin" I do neither. They try to say people need religion to be moral people and I thik thats horseshit. If anything saying something like that makes me think the person saying it is a narcissist or a psychopath or something because those are the types of people that actually do need strict religous guidance and regimented lifestyle to not hurt people or go out and sin just as their default!
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>>178128
Who was the guy they found out was half-jewish? Took that 23andMe and came back half-jew or higher. And then one of the guys had an asian wife too but hell, don't we all lol. I'm grateful for Smuggies but I'm not surprised in the least things went the way they did.
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>>178023>>178086>>178102>it seems to have been written with a literal interpretation in mindThats true but some people take the whole book entirely literal with no room whatsoever for allegory and those types of people get real kooky into it, these are the ones that love book of Romans and the noahide laws. Taking the bible extremely literally I think is a big gateway for people to turn into randy fine. Doing a critical study of book of Romans will make a christian a non-christian. You can't escape the bootlicking, subservient to jews nature of it all after reading that.
>go full Neville Goddard and say that the entire Bible is an allegory, not that I think that's the least bit plausibleYeah there's no way its 100% that way either because how would you find an allegorical comparison for something like book of Numbers? Its just big lists of family names and who was in what tent.
>Yeah, I have no truck with the guys who say there needs to be some kind of united pagan churchRight. Decentralized, small groups doing guerilla warfare and sabotage is the way.
>lacking in prescribed orthodoxies is one of the things I appreciateRight. If we consolidate it all into set-in-stone beliefs and make up too many rules, it would lead to needless infighting and hair-splitting when we all need to be pulling together and working together.
>role play as members of an imperial cultYeah that shits gay. I whinge a little seeing fetishism towards ancient Rome for the same reasons. These dudes are all putting the cart before the horse, we gotta tap into being a little tribal. Tribal warfare, THEN you can build the aqueduct.
>The pageantry is something that speaks to a lot of people, but to me it's just gaudy and pompousI don't mind a bit of pageantry and tradition as long as its done the right way and doesn't become some gaudy, arabic type cornball shit. There is a fine line between them but its an important line. Its good to honor traditions worth keeping. The church isn't one of them, but its good to honor the parts of European history and heritage that made us great.
>It's like what you'd get if Liberace created his own religious bodylmao!
>Catholicism has always felt alien and repulsive to meIt is very alien, it doesn't feel like actual Christianity. The syncrectic fusion of paganism, christ, and various odds and ends. I think the speaking in Latin is a big part of the weirdness. And how much they focus on Mary, they focus on her more than christ himself and thats very jarring.
>most of my ancestors came to America as CatholicsFor mine ancestors they were mostly Prots. I wonder how many agnostic people came to America back then? A lot of people just said they were Christian due to the social pressure but really weren't and lived without religious influence in their personal lives. I had an irreligious upbringing and I'm glad of it because it instilled an intellectual curiousity into me and helped me to teach myself a lot of things and question authority
>I'd get it more if it was more like a Nuremberg Rally. Now that's what I call aesthetics.they wore Hugo Boss they had class and style! its beautiful to see some of the restored in color videos from Germany, see all those happy smiling young White kids all working together for their Fuhrer. Big happy families, resolute men, proud women. true Aryan beauty.
>had to go a Mass it was boring and unappealingthat sucks. I been thinking of something funny to say here but yeah that sucks and I totally understand, church puts you to sleep the way they drone on. There is an art to those tent-revival snake-handlers and the nigger pastors that is very similar to how lawyers "tie the noose" giving a closing argument, and like how businessmen operate, how they close a deal, how they negogiate. Studying those charismatic preachers for a time will help you learn business psychology. For a time. Its perverse how many people fall for such charlatans.
>Maybe I can apply for an R1b visaLol
>I feel sort of culturally distant to the Eyeties, at least Southern ItaliansAll that Sicilian Mafia stuff is technically European, but it sure doesn't feel like it sometimes its a bit Arabesque, I get what you mean.
>although I thought they were cool when I was a kidI did too. Probably from gangster crime movies. Don't think they're portraying meyer lansky in a flick anytime soon! Representation in media! Representation in media! - *portrays mafiaso crime accurately* - NO NOT LIKE THAT STUPID GOY!!
>Even if Ashkenazis specifically could potentially be considered as such on a biological level, they'd be more like an asshole cousin you'd be better off staying away from.Apt analogy. The south italians are the asshole cousin for me and the ashkenazim would be like that one family member thats been thrice-removed and your aunt's sister's ex-cousin, ex-husband, ex. ex. and it takes forever to even describe how y'all are related in the first place!
>No more "hello, my fellow Whites" and then retreating into the "I'm not White, I'm Jewish" position when they start being identifiedThey'd rather die than lose the ability to pull a lot of their little tricks and intrigues. Their pilpul, all their semantic games. I'm glad people archive things good and exposed this particular trick to the wider internet. I wish they'd all do another group suicide like they did at Masada fort so we could have fuckin world peace
>Anti CimexThey are p good. Do I like them better than early Discharge material? IDK off top of my head. Probably, yeah. Do you like the album "Why?" by Discharge. Its their later work but still a really good album. Do you like the band Assück? They are good. I do not like the band Dystopia, that is a band where I can not overlook their politics. I don't like them musically either.
>Third world brownoids, companies and zoomers ruined the internet.I know it. Its all gonna get locked down, all the edges rounded off, turned into a big bouncy inflatable castle for the ipad kids to play in. Everything that isn't some safe edgy, Night Media, disney mickey mouse punditry outlawed. Its largely already at this point but I bemoan the loss of freedom, I weep for the loss of internet history thats about to take place. We must have open, free association if we're to get out of this mess and thats exactly why the parasite unruly class at the top of society wants to kill the internet. Can't have the goys actually meet up and bring the pidgin English of the alt-Right into IRL meatspace. But the youth are so pussified and zonked out on pharma poison, I question how effective a resistance many of them would even be capable of. I question whether many of them even ARE capable of resistance with how MKULTRA MINDRAPED they are. Some of the kids are alright. Some. Very, very few. As for the brownoids, cut the fucking cables. Undersea cables to south america and the indian subcontinent should all be cut! Africa too but we can keep the one running to Lagos for glorious Nairaland shitposting. Bro, its like brazilians will either be the most based chud on planet earth or the biggest cringest commie faggot imaginable. America is not far off from being brazil
>Even gore sites these days there are tons of Zoomer trannies crying and downvoting commentsYou're talking about watchpeopledie, aren't you? I've seen what you're talking about. People wringing their hands and crying under every single video. Why you even on a gore site if you don't wanna see gore? People have been domesticated into soft fluffy animals only fit for slaughter, just like the jews want 'em. Some gore videos even serve a real-life purpose, you go work around heavy machinery or some dangerous job and get shown a LiveLeak video on Day 1 as training material, hey don't do that stupid! Some of it is genuinely educational as fucked up as that sounds
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>>178123>>178129>>178123>>178122What do you call this meme style? I always liked these.
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>>178140Sure, no prob. I've got some more too just saving them for later in the thread
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>>178122>Lol, does such a thing even exist? Surely its just all feds by nowThat Tom Bowie guy is one of the few I can think of, but he's technically not even really a member himself and just has associations with them.
>Do you remember the comic, Lewis Black? His routine was like that too just watered down. Some angry kike screaming about how much they hate White people is not comedyYeah, I never actually got into him. One thing I do actually recall is his bit about "equestrian" being the gayest word in the English language.
>They are like a gateway band for people to discover so many more new bands. I like them too. "New Dawn Fades" is my favorite song of theirs.They were probably the first post-punk band I got into. Peter Hook is one of my favorite bassists, and the drumming from Stephen Morris stands out to me too. As far as drummers go, that's kind of unusual for me.
>Did you ever see the movie "Control" (2007)? Its a biopic of the band and about Ian Curtis, it was a good movie. A sad movie. He died so youngYeah, I watched that one not that many years after it came out. I like the fact that the actors actually performed the songs themselves. I always thought the part where one of the band members makes a remark like "I thought epilepsy was for spackers!" was pretty funny too.
>It comes with age, I guess. I've listened to a lot more softer music too, explored a lot of electronic music. I used to listen to almost exclusively heavy and extreme stuff. I think too, harder stuff the rhythms and melodies will stick in your mind for longer, so that's why you don't re-listen to it as much as times past. Mellowing out a bit has given me a great appreciation of a lot of cool 90's UK music. I mess with D'n'B, garage. Some of that "donk" music too lmao. They had a lot of interesting stuff coming out in the 90's and early 2000's. Drum N Bass the pinnacle of it all. The classics in that genre have a timeless quality/sound to them.When I was younger, I would often gravitate toward the most extreme metal bands. Nowadays I can't be bothered. You can only go so intense before the music just sounds like a featureless blur.
>Something mellow I've been exploring lately is downtempo/chill out/lounge music. The band Red Snapper is goodDo you like Ulrich Schnauss or Lemon Jelly at all? Far Away Trains Passing By might sound more bland and car-commercial-tier than, say, Aphex Twin or Boards of Canada, but it's an album with a sound that takes me back to the early 2000s. Some of Lemon Jelly's material reminds me of the end of the '90s in the same way, particularly The Yellow. I can't say I like the idea of sampling other people's music, but I think Lemon Jelly shows what hip-hop could have been if those "musicians" had taste and creativity.
As far as mellow music goes, I started developing more of an appreciation for '60s soft psychedelia and sunshine pop a while ago. Maybe my younger would think I'm a fag, but I like what I like.
>I've heard of them as a name but haven't listened to their music yet. Gonna download their stuff and check it out this weekThey have two albums, and their debut, Uh! Tears Baby…, is the one I like. It's really hooky, over-the-top '80s pop with a tongue-in-cheek style. Hearing "You've Got the Power" made me track down the rest of the album, and I think it's a record that should have been much bigger. I heard Freaky Trigger a time or two, but it just didn't click with me.
I also listened to a bit of the Fire Engines, one of Davy Henderson's previous bands, pretty recently but wasn't too keen on them. They're interesting, but they reminded me of a second-rate version of Gang of Four from what I heard.
As an aside, I think it's kind of interesting when members of the punk and post-punk scene would intersect with the pop world back then. I already mentioned Strawberry Switchblade, whose members were involved with that before doing pop music, and Bananarama got their start doing backup vocals in the punk scene. Win was another example.
>We grow more patient with time, lul.In some ways I'm more impatient. When I was younger I would force myself to listen to music I didn't really like because I felt like I had to appreciate it.
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>>178123>I like Crass too.Penny Rimbaud might not be the greatest drummer in the world, but his work on The Feeding of the 5,000 has always appealed to me. Those kinds of swinging beats and snare-heavy martial-style rhythms set it apart from a lot of other punk bands out there. It kind of opened up my mind to styles other than straight kick-snare-kick-snare drumming (e.g., skank beats or more standard rock beats) or d-beats.
>I can overlook politics in music as long as its not too particularly egregious.Yeah, I just feel like the "oi maggie fatcher innit" type of stuff from back then (or throwing tantrums over Reagan for a U.S. equivalent) ends up cheapening things in a sense. Focusing so much on hot-button headline issues that are contemporaneous with the release of whatever the music just seems like short-term thinking to me. One of the things I like about Amebix's presentation is that they avoided a lot of that despite being sort of a political band and went more general with things (as far as I can tell; I typically don't pay that much attention to lyrics). It feels more much more evergreen, as opposed to something nobody's going to care about in a few years.
>Yeah their guitarist was good. I like that surf sound with punk, it goes together. Differnt and iinfluentialThe odd thing is that East Bay Ray apparently wasn't all that into surf rock at all besides hearing it in California when he was growing up. I guess I just figured he'd have had a more serious interest into Dick Dale or The Ventures or whatever. He's said that his echo effect was possibly inspired by Syd Barrett.
>The lyrics from their early work are very bitter and misantrhopic and they hated everyone and went from noise rock/punk about fuck everyone, to making a really experimental album with polka and lounge music, doing new wave parodies. They played not facing the crowd, brought airplane runaway lights and shined them at the crowd. Just really contentious, mean assholes that trolled everyone all the time, lul. The lead singer… or guitarist maybe? Killed himself after their debut dropped. He really did hate everyone, he lived what he preached. "Too Many Humans" is their best album but I like all their stuff. If you think the DK's were different, this band you'll love, they changed it up constantly and didn't even like their own fans lol.I like the anti-scenefaggotry attitude I'm reading about from them and should probably give their music a try.
>The best example of the top of my mind I can think of is Kaiser Chiefs "Employment" versus the rest of their output.That's the only Kaiser Chiefs album I can recall ever listening to. It's been a long time since then, but I still remember bits and pieces of it.
>Do you like Exodus? Annihilator "Alice in Hell"?I listened to Exodus a decent amount when I was in high school. "Metal Command" was my favorite song from them. I'm also thankful for their "Overdose" cover introducing me to one of my favorite AC/DC songs. Stylistically I actually preferred Testament to Exodus, although I remember Testament being pretty inconsistent.
Annihilator isn't a band I ever listened to that I know of, although I seem to recall the old No Life 'Til Metal review site I used to read as a teenager mentioning them and Jeff Waters.
>I'm a Ride the Lightning guy, then Kill 'em All is my 2nd favorite. Master of Puppets @ #3 although as a kid that album was porbably my #1 of the Metallica albums. Listening to Master of Puppets so much lead to me listening to a lot of funeral doom, doom, and prog bands.Ride the Lightning was actually my favorite originally, although "Master of Puppets" was the first Metallica song I ever listened to. "For Whom the Bell Tolls" might have been my favorite Metallica song back then. Nowadays I don't know which album I'd choose between Ride the Lightning and Master of Puppets. Kill 'Em All appeals to me the most probably because it has my favorite riffs and overall sound. I sort of think of the tracks as being less progressive and more straightforward too compared to those albums.
I'd take all three of the records over …And Justice for All, which I can't get into at all anymore except for maybe "Eye of the Beholder."
>The drumming on Puppets is sick, I would hear the drums first when hearing music although nowadays I hear the guitars first. It takes me a few listens of a track to hone in on the lyrics.It's common to shit on Lars Ulrich nowadays, which is understandable on some level given his decline, but back in the '80s he seemed to be pretty well regarded as a drummer. "Motorbreath" and "Fight Fire with Fire" personally come to mind as highlights from that era.
>This has led me to listening to some cringe SJW-tier libtard music twice before realizing what they were singing, lol.Lyrics aren't something I really pay attention to, so I can definitely understand where you're coming from. I think I lot of music gets overvalued based on their lyrics.
>S.E.O.D. dumps all over almost everybody, lmao. What an album!I think it's funny that they were basically a joke band but deserved to be more popular than Anthrax, and the majority of other metal bands for that matter. As much as I don't like having to praise Scott Ian, most "serious" metal guitarists could only wish they wrote the riffs he did on that album. "Sargent D and the S.O.D." is a monster.
Actually, I wonder how much Charlie Benante may have had to do with that. Not only is he a highly talented drummer who helped popularize blast beats among metal bands, but what I never knew is that he was a really good guitarist too. I wonder what songs he might have lent a hand to with guitar stuff.
>how can real humor develop when you have a list of trigger warnings and privilegs to check?It reminds me of the silly term "shitlord" that Internet leftists would apply to right-wingers, presumably because it doesn't step on the toes of any of their precious protected victim classes.
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>>178124It was Ghoul, if I remember right. I thought he got exposed for trying to bang teenage boys or something.
I remember the format going by the name "counter-signal memes for fashy goys." There was a Faceberg page with that name, at least, and I believe it was TRS guys running it.
There are a bunch of images I have saved I could post, although there would probably be duplicates.
>>178125>I like that album too. Wasn't it right before or after "Fallen"?That was right before Fallen.
>Solid albums bothYup. I prefer the more dirty production of the '90s, but in terms of material I feel like those albums don't get enough respect.
>My nigger! Thats one of his best songs for sure, its brutalI think that main guitar pattern is among the best Burzum riffs.
>Do you like Sebadoh? Guided by Voices? I like some of those lo-fi rock bands. I know you mean lo-fi on the production values of black metal, I like that sound too its gritty and raw. Do you know Trist? One man black metal artist from, Poland, I believe. You might like himI don't think I've listened to Sebadoh, but I have heard Guided by Voices. I remember liking a song or two from them, but I never listened to them all that heavily. I remember listening to Daniel Johnston a long time ago to try and see what all the fuss was about. I thought his reputation was pretty overblown, but I did find the homemade cassette production pleasing.
As far as 21st-century black metal goes, I'm not that familiar with all that much. I do like "Shadow I" by Infamous, which sounds nicely imperfect to me. "The First Snow" by Drudkh is another one I like, although that's higher in fidelity.
Speaking of the term "lo-fi," it always bothers me when people treat it like a genre in itself and not just a loose descriptor of production style. What exactly do Pure Fucking Armageddon, The Disintegration Loops, and Washed Out have to do with each other? It gets my goat even more when people associate it specifically with hip-hop.
>Its great., some of it can create such a rich atmosphere. I've got a lot of dark ambient albums, and just regular ambient like Eno too. Pairing together black metal with interludes like that adds a lot to the atmosphere and makes the metal songs that much heavier.It reminds me a bit of how bands like Black Sabbath would mix in softer tracks with the heavier songs on their albums, except I much prefer the ambient pieces the black metal bands went with over songs like "Planet Caravan" or "Solitude." I know a lot of people would hate that "Rundgang" track off Filosofem due to its minimalistic nature, but I've always loved it.
I do like regular ambient music too, particularly the more smooth stuff.
>He raises a fair point about blast beats, there was a time were it felt like every band was using and subsequently over-using themI definitely think they're easy to overuse, especially considering how prone they can be to overpowering the other instruments and destructive to more subtle rhythmic dynamics, but I also think the style of blast beats themselves are another consideration. I find the Transilvanian Hunger type that are a bit muffled and further back in the mix to be hypnotic when used effectively, whereas endless barrages of Napalm Death-style grindcore blast beats that drown everything else out I find tiresome nowadays. I think it's best to change things up. I remember listening to "Chainsaw Gutsfuck" by Mayhem when I was younger and more into blast beats and appreciating that one little section that features them, even if it feels pretty abrupt.
>But talking about 90's makes me think of death metal. What death metal do you like? The 90s was a great time for death.Death metal admittedly isn't something that I've ever been that into. These would probably be my favorite records:
Atheist - Unquestionable Presence, Elements
Possessed - Seven Churches
Terrorizer - World Downfall
Bolt Thrower - In Battle There is No Law
Repulsion - Horrified
Maybe Symphonies of Sickness by Carcass too.
These aren't something I'm all that sure of though, since it's been so long. I remember liking Individual Thought Patterns by Death a lot in the past, but I wasn't impressed with it the last time I listened to it. I remember liking the Cannibal Corpse stuff with Corpsegrinder at one point, but it's been a long time since I heard them at all.
I'm also only counting the earlier varieties of death metal and not anything like melodeath. If I did that, Burning Bridges by Arch Enemy would be at the top of my list.
>Do you like Deteriorate "Rotting in Hell"?That's one I never heard of before, but I feel like I'll have to listen to it again to make a judgement. I like the guitar tone, and the cover art certainly has character. As far as production goes, I'd take it over most of the metal made in this century. I don't like the snare sound, but that's something I'm particular about.
>Carcass "Heartwork"?I think that's the only pre-breakup album from Carcass I haven't heard. I think I'd be more into their earlier material, but that's just a guess.
>Necrophagist?Onset of Putrefaction is one I definitely listened to in high school. Technical death metal doesn't necessarily appeal to me, but I think it's interesting when it's taken to that extreme of complexity. I've seen Atheist's style referred to as "muppet metal" once, and I kind of think of Necrophagist's music in similar terms.
>I love Pale Saints too.I've just heard a couple of their albums, and they do have a pretty pleasant sound.
>I never liked Nick Cave though, wasn't he the big 4AD artist? His lyrics were too brutally, needlessly depressing for me. You can make sad music that sounds good but if you're just up there doing lyrical torture porn, nah… no thanks.The Birthday Party was on 4AD at one point. They're the only Nick Cave project I've heard, and that was back in high school. I didn't care for them. Maybe I should give them another chance and maybe give the Bad Seeds stuff a try.
>You remember Godflesh "Streetcleaner"? Industrial drone tracks using drum machines. Decent album. His other work is solid too.The reputation of Godflesh I definitely know of, but I'm not sure I ever actually listened to Streetcleaner. I thought I had it downloaded years ago, but apparently I didn't and have rectified that now.
>I went thru a period where I was into drum machine bands and people experimenting with drum machines. Listened to a lot of grind and cybergrind during that timeDrum machines can sound pretty nice depending on the style of music involved. They might not work for a sleazy, loose, more traditionally rock-oriented type of music, but for something more rigid, artificial, or on the experimental side they can work well. I used to have a preference for the digital ones with big snare sounds, but lately I've been appreciating the analog drum machines more. They're less in your face but can also sound great with distortion. Models like the TR-808 and TR-909 are considered iconic, but it took me a while to develop an appreciation for those kinds of sounds. Plus they've kind of been overused. Behringer put out a pretty cheap clone of the TR-606 that I like, and sometimes you can find modded ones for sale.
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>>178126I liked TRS okay enough back toward the beginning of the podcast era, but I always preferred their early blog period when they were spiteful ex-libertarians. It's kind of sad that I use to think Mike Enoch was a pretty cool guy. I didn't even mind Sven back before I realized what an asshole he was. TRS has been totally irredeemable for a long time now.
>>178129>We gotta network and mingle IRL but everyones afraid to make the 1st moveMy problems are that I'm an asocial, autistic shut-in and that I don't even know who to network with. I'm not socially conservative enough for projects like Return to the Land, Patriot Front, and probably Heritage American's Loyal Order. I've never had a drive to start a family or anything. I'd like to live in an intentional community of some kind, but I'm not even sure what the standards would be.
>Well to be fair, it does look cool. There's a pic I have amongst my lit/philosophy stuff of this Russian guy in all black outside some commie blocks and it goes something like, bright colors depress me, how do you visualize a poet? In a yellow raincoat, or in all black? It looks better the more minimal you are with it though, if you wear a bunch of hot topic accessories and shit it doesn't look cool. Not accusing you of wearing mall trinkets, just a general statement lol.Outside of plaid flannel shirts, I tend to stick to black, white, and earth tones for main articles of clothing. I'm a bit more open to color than I used to be, but I don't go crazy with it. I would like to make some crumple-dyed t-shirts for summer weather, but I don't know how easy it is to find a plain white t-shirt brand I'm satisfied with.
Hot Topic is definitely lame. Even as a teenager I thought it sucked. I did find a Slayer shirt the one time I went into one, but they've always catered to the wrong kind of people.
>Now that I think about it, I would hate it if I had a car. I haven't had a car in so long, I forget how much of a pain they can be sometimes. Having to salt the roads and do all that preventative maintenance to cars y'all gotta do 'cuz of the cold is so foreign to me. That specific issue would ruin it for me.It's also a bit of a hassle to have to clear snow and ice off your car if you leave it sitting out while it's snowing and having to let it heat up. Winter driving sucks too.
>I still think that the heat gradually, slowly wears people down though.That's probably true more for Whites than it is for other races. I feel like I can handle the heat better than the cold though, but I also don't have to deal with truly serious heat and don't sunburn that easily. A day in the '90s doesn't feel bad to me around here, but there also aren't very many of them in a year compared to elsewhere.
I don't even like a little bit of cool weather considering both my overall preference for heat and how short the warm season is around here. I'm pretty miserable from October through April, and July is really the only month I feel satisfied with. If I lived in a climate with 9 months of heat, maybe I'd be looking forward to high temperatures in the 60s, but I've never had that opportunity. Unfortunately, most of the places in the world I don't think I'd mind living in weatherwise having terrible demographics or other issues.
>You add in clouds and a rainy spell, it gets stifling. You can't think or hardly even breathe you just go into lizard brain survival mode. Its not bad until it passes 105 and higher degrees F"Sounds hellish.
>Not a fan of the color green personally but I think it looks sharp in stripes like thatI'm big on olive green and also like other subdued varieties of green, but I feel like they just work well with my appearance.
>When you called it Jennifer Aniston my mind blanked on it, I always called that video Sam @ Rutgers, or Rutgers.The name didn't stick with me.
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>Exactly. And the very nature of being king and queen and having such things as a royal family and all the crap that goes with it, find me people who wouldn't let it go to their head and turn corrupt and also turn weird and disconnected from the blood and soul of their country from the isolation of it all. Its just not a good system.
I much prefer Thomas Jefferson's idea of a natural aristocracy, but the question becomes how you prevent the natural aristocracy from pulling up the ladder on the ascending plebs and degenerating into an artificial aristocracy like hereditary monarchies.
Although I definitely find elite theory hard to argue with and believe that the majority of people are ignorant, I don't really trust a lot of the people pushing hard anti-populist sentiment.
>They don't though, and I don't see a time where they stop being such kikes all the time. They're gonna go full-throttle ahead on being real jewy if anything. That video of the jew bitch "antisemitism, it is a tool we use.."
Yeah, I agree. The majority will never learn their lesson.
>Some of the ashkenazis at least make a feeble attempt to conform to European values of the host country but its all performative at the end of the day
I've read that a lot of Ashkenazis actually used to be Teutonophiles prior to WWII. There's a book called The Pity of It All about it that I haven't read. Having come across some passages on Twitter, it seems like it could be interesting reading. But it's also by an Israeli author, which is something that would have to be taken into consideration while going through it.
Regardless, it presents a serious problem if many were still holding on to their treacherous anti-gentile religion and its derivative culture instead of giving up their cultural ties to the Middle East.
>and I think its just too hardcoded in them genetically
I think it's possible for that to be the case. The Jews that exist nowadays are the descended from the ones who managed to cling to their culture while many of their own people gradually ended up losing their identity.
I kind of wonder if it goes beyond the usual ascribed causes like genetics and into the weirder realm of something like Rupert Sheldrake's morphic resonance idea, where their traits aren't purely biological in nature. If that's true, then it's imperative that Jews do some serious cultural reform and introspection that goes beyond lachrymose navel gazing about how mean those gentiles are. It's something they'd have to be dragged kicking and screaming into doing.
>and really I think its a deep spiritual thing, they are just never gonna be able to overcome all the schizophrenia and binds to demons they and their ancestors have and will
If there's anything demonic involved, I think it could be overcome. But that's also only if they'd be willing to try and deal with the problem, which I don't see the majority doing. At least the majority of Jews who identify with their Jewish heritage. Those are the toughest nuts to crack.
>Original Sin and the concept of White privilege are the same thing in my eyes. Its just 2,000 year old SJW's reeeeee'ing and doing pussy riot, but its all the same to me. Whats my crime I'm guilty of, being born? How can an innocent child come into this world already in "sin"? Thats an evil doctrine. I don't have White guilt, and I don't wring my hands bemoaning all the "sin" I do neither. They try to say people need religion to be moral people and I thik thats horseshit. If anything saying something like that makes me think the person saying it is a narcissist or a psychopath or something because those are the types of people that actually do need strict religous guidance and regimented lifestyle to not hurt people or go out and sin just as their default!
That's definitely true. And if Yahweh is an all-powerful, all-knowing god, then any flaws in his creation ultimately come back to him. The people who say Yahweh can do whatever he wants are operating off abusive parent logic.
Also, from what I understand, Judaism itself has no idea of original sin in the way that Christianity conceptualizes it. The goyim are ultimately stuck flagellating themselves over their inherently evil nature, while the Jews don't believe they're suffering from an inborn taint due to the supposed sins of Adam and Eve.