/dup/ - btfo

>>167871
I've never checked for veracity and just assumed some anon photoshopped it for a laugh. Its kinda funny. Did you see that whacked out Antarctic face pyramid pic? I used to play around on Google Earth a lot, you can find some crazy looking freaky stuff in Antarctica

>>167871
>>167873
It's real, Greta has been critical of Israel's genocide. That's how jews respond to anyone who rightfully calls them out, by playing the victim.

>effortposters have stormed /dup/
Based, I'll have to dissect what was posted later

>>167874
Glad Greta came to the solution Hitler should have done.
>>167875
Indeed, I need more time bimmy to read.

>>167866
She is out of the (((press)))for a (((reason))).

>>167882
>>167883
Greta will unite the world against jewish supremacy.

>>167866
>I agree with that and think early Sabbath had good production too.
I think their production could have been more aggressive for my tastes, but it sounds better than most of their contemporaries.
>Sometimes a more raw lo-fi sound works well with metal and heavy music but its highly genre-specific.
I prefer lo-fi production most of the time. Conversely, I also tend to like the sound of really glossy LA-style production from the '80s, like with the chorused guitars and big snare sounds. A lot of those bands don't interest me much in terms of actual music though. I also can't help but think it would sound better run through an old cassette recorder to dirty things up.
>He wasn't even disabled, the wheelchair was a prop.
I've always heard that he had polio but tried to downplay how bad it was for the public. I can't say I like the guy at all though. Him putting the screws to the British Empire is reason enough not to like him. It would have been understandable in the 19th century but not in a 20th-century context.
>I see bootlicker narcs with the blue lives matter punisher skull shit and big american flags.
It's pure Stockholm Syndrome. Cops are a domestic enforcement arm of the state. I'm sure plenty of them are otherwise decent people, but they still can't be trusted. It's sickening the way people suck up to them.
>they just wanna look edgy and cool waving the Rebel flag to try and pick up some barmaid.
They have the balls to wave the flag but not to defend what the people who it represents actually stood for.
>It is soul-crushing to witness up-close. Globohomo soulless BlackRock homes going up, and nons moving into them because they are the only ones who can afford them! On dem programs! Coffee shops and yoga "wellness" shit. My home may be a little rough but its the people and the community that make it home, and we're all alienated in the BlackRock new america 15 minute city america.
I've really started to hate real estate developers.
>>167867
>Yes, they are just 90's liberals. In 10, 15 years, they will pine for the halcyon days of Obama's first term. This is how their cuckservative party has always been from its foundation. Race has to always come first.
I remember Elon Musk saying something to the effect that Obongo wasn't that bad and that it was only afterwards that the left started going too far. How are you supposed to fight the left with people like that? Conservatards are too eager to roll out the carpet for people who people who claim to have seen the light but still haven't gotten rid of their liberal baggage. Then they have the never to moan about "RINOs."
>Snow and cold is so foreign to me, it'd be kinda cool to see the Rockies, I agree. The Canadian Rockies have some gorgeous spots too.
I hate the snow and cold but used to have a thing for big mountains and can still appreciate snow-covered forests aesthetically. The Rockies don't appeal to me much anymore. I'd still like to visit northern Idaho. Pic related looks like it would be an interest place to pass through. It looks nice and green, and even though I'm not big on pine trees I like how thick the forests around the town look compared to pictures of other places I've seen in that part of the country. I also love that kind of "Main Street, U.S.A." architecture.
>The Northwest is cooler to me personally though.
I agree.
>I'd skip the southwest entirely but respect your passion.
I've always been attracted to the hot, alien-looking desert landscapes. The Sonoran Desert especially. I don't like the dry pine forests you get in non-desert parts of the state like Flagstaff. New Mexico looks kind of ugly to me, although I'm sure there's still interesting things to see there too.

California has places I'd like to see, but it's also California.
>check out that bill clinton on sax! He's one cool cat!
I always thought of JFK as the '60s Bill Clinton. He was style over substance.
>How so? I don't think most of it is particularly complex to interpret the moral message of. I'd strongly prefer a bunch of Prots having a linux study sesh over running to a 'Father' everytime you have a question
Because people tend to just interpret the Bible however they want instead of trying to understand the context in which it was written. They have no problems ignoring all the stuff they don't like and accepting only the parts they agree with while often still claiming every last word is the infallible Word of God. Catholics at least don't have the same stringent emphasis on sola scriptura and rely more on church tradition, which has problems of its own. It's kind of funny that so many of the figures of higher Biblical criticism back in the 19th century were Protestants. They were basically own goaling themselves. I can't say I have a problem with that though.

That doesn't mean a bunch of fruity clerics with axes to grind should gatekeep the entire thing and push a "trust the experts" mentality on the commoners, but I sort of understand the sentiment.
>but most people aren't going to have these dramatically wild interpretations of scripture that are super far off the beaten path I feel like
I think that's been true historically, but I feel like in the age of slopulism and normgroids becoming extremely online that's starting to change. You have all these Twatter posters expounding on Aryan Jesus who probably haven't read more than a book or two of the Bible, if that.
>Catch more flies with honey, but at the end of the day, the chruch thinks Whitey is a fly and is trying to lure us into a trap. Why go thru all the rigamarole? Just be pagan at that point. I understand it was forced coversion and many atrocities happened and so on and so forth, but for todays age and todays faith, why bother? Just be pagan or be agnostic/atheist, I feel like, are the 2 I respect the most and then certain types of Protestant.
Yup.
>I think thats a good thing too. Whats that verse about "be hot, or be cold, but since you are lukewarm, I spit you out.". Shit or get off the pot. Have faith, don't have it, but don't waffle in-between. Protestants either become really Godly or apostate, but either way, they are people with conviction and principle instead of wafflers. There is too much wishy-washy and grey things in the modern world and we need people with fire in the belly to take up the good White fight.
Exactly. Catholics seem to be happy to be ignorant cattle. The ones who aren't come across as superstitious fanatics. Yeah, there are tons of Protestants like that, but the devout Catholics come across like battered spouses eager to defend an abuser that has done nothing but terrorize and gaslight them. Low-church protestants at least tend to have more of a respectable distrust of authority even when they're nutty Bible thumpers. Their devotion toward their paper idol is still a massive problem, but they don't fawn over power-hungry institutions to the same level.
>Christianity was made up to instill a passive acceptance into people, just let the jews destroy this world, who cares?
I'm not sure there was any intention to it besides converting gentiles, but it might have well have been. The purpose of a system is what it does.

>>167868
>Hopefully they don't let "tommy robinson" pacify them, and start hanging traitors from lampposts.
Tommy Rubinstein is a complete snake.
>A lot of it is just petty resentment left over from the colonial times and a lot of it does come from nons. You can respect Ireland and England both, you can respect Scottish history.. everything from that part of the world has such deep class divide and people feel pulled towards extremes when talking about it, I reckon.
Yeah, and the later 19th-century waves of settlement too. I admit that I dislike a lot of the more exclusionary currents of historical American Anglo-Saxonism, but at the same time it might be a bit overstated from what I understand. From what I've gathered so far, the term "Anglo-Saxon" to be inclusive of assimilated non-English people too. I've even heard there were even some people roughly around the late 19th or early 20th century (I don't remember when exactly) who advocated German-Irish intermarriage believing it would basically create a new breed of English people. Even the stereotypical "WASP snob" H.P. Lovecraft believed in what he called "expanded Anglo-Saxonism," where the English people were America's core but were bolstered by kindred "Teutonic" and "Celtic" ethnicities.

While I appreciate the willingness to include other types of Americanized Europeans, using the term "Anglo-Saxon" outside of its proper usage like that rankles my autism. There were others in the 19th century who played down the British connection and didn't feel the need to use that term at all for that exact reason.

I'm actually sympathetic to some degree of hyphenism too. I think it's sad that dialects like Missouri French or the kind of German my grandfathers still had old family member speaking during their upbringing are basically extinct. I also don't like the way krauts got dumped on for opposing US entry into WWI, which was a pretty senseless conflict for America to enter.
>Mine are Scots-Irish, a mix of England and German in there too
I have all those in the Old Stock section of my family tree, plus a smidgen of Dutch and Huguenot that probably wouldn't even show up in a DNA test. My Ulster Scots ancestors were outliers who settled in New Hampshire instead of further south. Otherwise the rest of my family showed up from the late 1840s up until the mid to late 1880s and are pretty much different flavors of German (some with murky Slavic admixture) and also some Irish too. I've never felt very connected to Ireland at all though.
>And why would them giving up their religion change anything? They still harbor loxist hate deep in their heart, no matter what values they "claim" to espouse, because at the end of the day, they are all schizophrenic two-faces out for blood.
Even a lot of "secular" Jews are still connected to the culture and carry the religious "chosen people" mindset with them. I think to a large degree that's where it stems from. The fact that they seem to be more mentally ill than average only adds fuel to the fire.

>>167913
The Irish are germanic they just have amnesia, look up who actually founded all of Irelands cities.

>>167919
I wouldn't go that far, but they're definitely closer to the Germanics than a lot of the Celticist types probably want to acknowledge. I know that Ireland was settled by Norwegian Vikings and that Dublin was a slave port. Female Irish slaves were also taken to Iceland, and Icelandic people have a Gaelic component to their genetics for that reason.

My half-Irish great uncle took a DNA test, and his results included Norwegian and Danish in addition to apparent ancestry from Scotland and England. The Norway connection comes from the Viking settlers, I imagine, but my guess is the rest comes from Anglo-Irish ancestry at some point. I'll probably never know due to how bad Irish genealogical records are.

I think the pan-Celtic thing is kind of gay.

I there a long term solution to the racial insecurity that European groups have towards one another? I feel like Among Western Europeans the Meds and Nords get buttblasted towards one another and some of the slavs can get very angry when Western Europeans themselves point out the fact that we aren't the same exact groups but more or less very-very close cousins. slavs are still white, but Meanwhile I sometimes see slavs do the same thing that Nordics and Meds do and claim their own ethnic superiorly over Western Euros.

It isn't like it's the end of the Roman Empire, European ethnic groups are very clearly defined, we don't have to mix and become like the in-coming American ethnic group, which when I see many Americans get their DNA test they often don't come back very mixed ethnically.

I feel like this sort of ethnic narcissism is shit that kikes play off of, just like the whole contradiction of disliking their religion but being a part of one of their religions two golem branches.

I still remember when /islam/ would try to syncretize with the white sharia meme on /pol/ but in their own board would reveal their actual dislike of Europeans and their want to conquer Europe among more or less ethnic lines.

Bottom of the line is I think Europeans are different, but we're still far closer family than the brown hoards, nogs, and kikes who despise us. Much like worshipping rabbi yeshua we need to get over this sort of bullshit.

Offtopic post from what you two anons were previously discussing but the last post got my brain going.

>>167925
>I there a long term solution to the racial insecurity that European groups have towards one another? I feel like Among Western Europeans the Meds and Nords get buttblasted towards one another and some of the slavs can get very angry when Western Europeans themselves point out the fact that we aren't the same exact groups but more or less very-very close cousins. slavs are still white, but Meanwhile I sometimes see slavs do the same thing that Nordics and Meds do and claim their own ethnic superiorly over Western Euros.
I don't really know how to deal with it. I sympathize the most with Northwestern Europeans, but I try to act with some restraint when telling off Meds who dump on Germanics and Celtics instead of just dumping on them back. I do get where they're coming from when it comes to the hardcore Nordicists who want to exclude southern Europeans from our race, but I feel like those people aren't as common as they used to be. A lot of the "Meds" are probably just brown panchitos trying to pass themselves off as Mediterranean too.

In the US there's also an added dimension of conflict between certain sections of Founding Stock Americans versus some later white arrivals, typically Ellis Islanders or later, who still hold lingering resentment against "WASPs." Things aren't as bad as they used to be in that department, but you still see it flare up sometimes. I don't like the way this picture attacks "ethnic" whites, but you do sometimes get that kind of rhetoric from them in right-wing circles. I think both extremes are retarded. It's fair to recognize that people with Founding Stock ancestry have more skin in the game than others and that a lot of the later whites have more liberal political views, but I also think it's needlessly divisive to dump on assimilated descendants of later white arrivals. Ann Coulter seriously just said that we shouldn't have a fourth-generation immigrant as president, which to me is just asinine. I would absolutely take a first-generation white immigrant who understands what made America historically great and respects those aspects of its culture and is willing to assimilate over a vocal "heritage American" civnat doofus who foolishly tries to extricate blood from nationality and sees nons with "good values" as his countrymen. Unsurprisingly, those people tend to be Christfags who think adherence to their particular flavor of gentile Judaism is more important than biology. Jigaboos often have much more rooted family histories in North America than whites, which shows how all that stuff means diddly dick when the children of some fresh-off-the-boat European will fit in much better than blacks who had ancestors living in 17th-century America. I definitely think that it's better to have a longer family history in the US to anchor your identity to, but I also don't think it's that big of a deal if you don't have that. I think that would be a bigger deal in Europe or even Australia, with its more specifically Anglo-Celtic heritage.
>I still remember when /islam/ would try to syncretize with the white sharia meme on /pol/ but in their own board would reveal their actual dislike of Europeans and their want to conquer Europe among more or less ethnic lines.
Islam is basically Arabic cultural imperialism spun off from Judaism. Their entire religion a Judaic weaponization of browns against whites.
>Bottom of the line is I think Europeans are different, but we're still far closer family than the brown hoards, nogs, and kikes who despise us. Much like worshipping rabbi yeshua we need to get over this sort of bullshit.
Definitely. It's not necessary to destroy local cultures, but we also have to keep the big picture in mind instead of bearing petty grudges with each other as our individual nations are being destroyed. I honestly do feel some distance between myself and a Greek or Spaniard, for example, but we're still basically cousins.

>>167913
>I admit that I dislike a lot of the more exclusionary currents of historical American Anglo-Saxonism
The redneck bashing stuff makes me mad. At least my ancestors ventured out into the sun and dared brave the heat lmao.
>advocated German-Irish intermarriage believing it would basically create a new breed of English people.
It kinda did. The old stock Americans are ready for the fight, the ones who stayed stuck in England are letting theater kid starmer cow them into submission and racial suicide. starmer would blow over in a stiff wind. bulldyke lookin faggot. Coming to America as settlers and pioneers hardened the spirit and removed the strains of cuckoldry plaguing today's England
> I think it's sad that dialects like Missouri French or the kind of German my grandfathers still had old family member speaking during their upbringing are basically extinct.
It is immensely saddening. A rich tapestry of life, such beautiful memories and ways of living all washed away under the rising tide of colour. Its up to us to fight and maintain it and preserve all that culture. Dialects as a whole are weakening, too much niggerbabble, too much valley girl birdbrain talk.
>I also don't like the way krauts got dumped on for opposing US entry into WWI
The German race in particular gets used as the kikes scapegoat often. Nothing the jews love more than bashing Germany
>Otherwise the rest of my family showed up from the late 1840s up until the mid to late 1880s
Mine were founding Stock, have family relations that signed all 3 documents, Declaration, Articles of Confed, Bill of Rights. Feels good mane
>I've never felt very connected to Ireland at all though.
Yeah same. I've felt more connected to Scotland and North Ireland. The Irish have a bit of a natural tendency towards leftism without a strongman leader to guide them.
>The fact that they seem to be more mentally ill than average
That and all the Tay-Sachs and other diseases their inbred asses have. Endless financial speculation for Mammon while your body eats itself alive and you have talmud verses ringing thru your head the whole time, lul. BUY! BUY! SELL! SELL! pass the kid thru the fire! kill the baby! kill it! kill it! Demented and demonic "people", truly. What kind of a sick mind could even come up with some of the shit they do?

We must fight to protect familial bonds and preserve our European culture and heritage against the hordes of subhumanity

>>167912
>Sabbath
my favorite album of theirs is Master of Reality
>Conversely, I also tend to like the sound of really glossy LA-style production from the '80s, like with the chorused guitars and big snare sounds. A lot of those bands don't interest me much in terms of actual music though
Do you like Nitro? I love them. I'M ON A FREIGHT TRAINNNN. Killer guitar, insane vocals, love them. That dude's vocals are crazy high pitched lul. Will have to revisit some of those 80s hair metal bands, a few of them are pretty good yeah. Do you like Cryptic Slaughter? Good 80s thrash band, underrated.
>FDR
I think he's gotta be top 3 or top 5 worst presidents of all time. Him, Wilson, Sotoero in some order. I particularly dislike Carter as well. Carter was an airhead lib that wouldn't be out of place ideologically with some modern-day career-woman shrew White anti-White woman.
>It's sickening the way people suck up to the cops and authority.
Appeal to authority as an argument would never work ever in a sane society, the amount of sheer, pure lemmings amongst us is insane. I think its 80% soulless automatons and then 10% guys like us, 10% our "phoenician" friends and their racetraitor lackeys
>They have the balls to wave the flag but not to defend what the people who it represents actually stood for.
And how! I'm ready, willing, and able to defend what I believe it. Lotta people just plain don't have heart in these globohomo times. I think its an understated reason why they trying so hard to block out the sun, to make everyone have deep malaise and give up and just be grey, soulless, lifeless lumps; like pigs at a trough.
>I've really started to hate real estate developers.
They don't build housing or practical shops on it, just one jew playing hot potato to another jew in an endless game of "speculation" while White men go homeless and get killed while homeless every day in this country just for the 'crime' of being White and nobody fucking cares! All these shitty dollar stores with cheap stuff nobody needs, all these frou-frou yoga places and what have you. Its all by design, its a total disenfranchisement of the White man from every facet of life until we get killed while asleep on a park bench by some methed out nigger or we get vanned, blackbagged, and sent to die in some foreverwar to line some kikes pockets. Really disgusting stuff to see.
>Conservatards are too eager to roll out the carpet for people who people who claim to have seen the light but still haven't gotten rid of their liberal baggage
They are just as much an enemy in our fight as the left, in some cases they are even more so an enemy. I am reminded of that guy in the Turner Diaries they had to kill in the compound once things started to pop up and he cucked out and starting taling like Jeb! "g-guys I'm not so sure about this… killing? revolution? I just wanted reform.." - the cuckservatives and people that wanna cling to these lukewarm Rightist positions just wanna talk tough but don't wanna act. They are mindfucked into legalistic, judaic interpretations of the world and let the veneer of their guns, the Republicans, whatever, hypnotize them into a passive state of inactivity. They go right to the trough with the rest of the pigs, they're just a little louder than the others. Too much idealism and empty talk, not enough gym time and homesteads. And about them rolling out the carpet for the enemy, its sad and pathetic. People that pray for Austin Metcalf's killer, people that hem and haw about "the 2nd Amendment issue" around that jew faggot that got limited in Minnesota. We're in total war! It's total war! No holds barred! Some people are not meant to get that through their thick skulls, and are just meant to be used as pawns in the game of chess. If I try to get thru to a cuckservative or weak-minded Right winger 2 or 3 times and they STILL cling to their policy wonk think-tank BULLSHIT then you just gotta cut 'em loose and let 'em sink or swim. Only life and hard times and bad experiences can wake some up.
>used to have a thing for big mountains
Mountains are magical places
>Pic related looks like it would be an interest place to pass through
Your Idaho pic looks very nice, I love little mountain towns. The air is crisp, people live slower paced, its all so pleasant.
>I also love that kind of "Main Street, U.S.A." architecture.
I do too, its soulful. Everything now is built to mimic the Black Cube and whatever demonic visions the kikes get after munching on a ripe pineal gland full of adrenochrome. That mirror bean sculpture in Chicago makes my skin crawl. Its demoralization on all fronts. And the fonts and logos of everything is super plain looking, black and white and grey, text only. The principles of design and architecture are being thrown out the window so we can all get eye-raped with Moloch visions and what the inside of Chuck Schumer's aphantasia level 4 head look like. Macabre

>>168184
>The redneck bashing stuff makes me mad. At least my ancestors ventured out into the sun and dared brave the heat lmao.
According to Albion's Seed, the death rates for whites were highest in Georgia, lowest in New England, and intermediate in Virginia (for blacks the death rates were inverted). It was apparently a harsh climate for whites in those days back before modern amenities air condition, and plus the descendants of those rednecks played a big part in westward expansion. I'm proud of my ancestors for contending with the hellish northern cold and gloom, but it seems like it was less dangerous overall than the south.

I get the distaste for redneck anti-intellectualism, but that's not anything unique about one part of the country. There are those kinds of hicks everywhere.
>Dialects as a whole are weakening, too much niggerbabble, too much valley girl birdbrain talk.
I can't stand the normalization of ebonics. Hearing people say "bruh" drives me up the wall. It shows a complete lack of self-respect to speak like a trashy lawn jockey.
>Mine were founding Stock, have family relations that signed all 3 documents, Declaration, Articles of Confed, Bill of Rights. Feels good mane
Nice. I don't have that level of bragging rights, but according to what online family trees say I'm supposedly descended from Degory Priest, the Plymouth pilgrim Thomas Clark, and John Lothropp. I take all that with a grain of salt though. I don't really trust traditional genealogy.

I'm also apparently descended from this. I don't know how much of his story I believe (Jeanne Calment is the only verified person to have lived to 120, and even her case has its detractors), but I've always been fascinated by extreme longevity claims.
>Yeah same. I've felt more connected to Scotland and North Ireland. The Irish have a bit of a natural tendency towards leftism without a strongman leader to guide them.
Yeah, they often tend to be resentful Third Worldist types. I guess I get that they suffered a ton under the British, but a lot of them seem unable to move on. I've even seen Irish online getting mad about the phrase "British Isles" being used. I'm not exactly sure what their suggested alternative would be.

On a cultural level Ireland doesn't really appeal to me either. I guess I really like those bouncy Irish melodies you hear in songs like "The Bonnie Blue Flag" and "Garryowen." I guess John Mitchel is someone to be proud of. I also seem to have had an Irish ancestor who was repeatedly wounded during the Civil War and lived on for decades afterwards, so that's pretty neat. There are plenty of solid Irish people out there, but I feel like it's the Scots who are underappreciated given all their accomplishments.
>>168186
>my favorite album of theirs is Master of Reality
For me it's Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, but Master of Reality is second.
>Do you like Nitro? I love them. I'M ON A FREIGHT TRAINNNN. Killer guitar, insane vocals, love them. That dude's vocals are crazy high pitched lul. Will have to revisit some of those 80s hair metal bands, a few of them are pretty good yeah.
I've heard a few of their songs and definitely know of their reputation, but I don't know if I ever actually sat and listened to a full album's worth of their music. Maybe I should give them another try.
>Will have to revisit some of those 80s hair metal bands, a few of them are pretty good yeah.
I like some of the old Motley Crue and W.A.S.P. stuff. Shout at the Devil is actually one of my favorite metal albums. I guess I also like Appetite for Destruction if that counts, but stylistically I don't even know if you could put them in the same boat. The glam metal tag gets applied to a lot of bands who often just shared a similar look.
A few years ago I went and listened to albums from Cinderella, Britny Fox, and L.A. Guns and wasn't impressed. Maybe it's not fair to just listen to an album once and write it off, since I find a lot of records are growers.
> Do you like Cryptic Slaughter? Good 80s thrash band, underrated.
I'm not sure that I have. Call me a boomer, but at this point I usually stick with my thrash favorites. For me, that's Kill 'Em All, the old Slayer albums, and maybe a few odds and ends like Speak English or Die. I used to listen to a lot more thrash than I do now and have cut back on things that didn't gel with me as much. Maybe I should listen to some Sodom albums again, since I used to really like them.
>I particularly dislike Carter as well. Carter was an airhead lib that wouldn't be out of place ideologically with some modern-day career-woman shrew White anti-White woman.
There are a ton of Carter apologists out there who insist that he was a real class act and a peachy keen fella in his personal life, but that's not true either. He loved to put on shows for the cameras acting like he was some man of the people but in reality was a complete phony who also treated military personnel and his Secret Service agents like dirt. He reportedly wouldn't even allow the aid carrying the nuclear football to stay on his property in Plains, Georgia. The guy was a complete piece of garbage and not some enlightened humanitarian like his defenders try to make him out to be.
>They don't build housing or practical shops on it, just one jew playing hot potato to another jew in an endless game of "speculation" while White men go homeless and get killed while homeless every day in this country just for the 'crime' of being White and nobody fucking cares! All these shitty dollar stores with cheap stuff nobody needs, all these frou-frou yoga places and what have you. Its all by design, its a total disenfranchisement of the White man from every facet of life until we get killed while asleep on a park bench by some methed out nigger or we get vanned, blackbagged, and sent to die in some foreverwar to line some kikes pockets. Really disgusting stuff to see.
>I do too, its soulful. Everything now is built to mimic the Black Cube and whatever demonic visions the kikes get after munching on a ripe pineal gland full of adrenochrome. That mirror bean sculpture in Chicago makes my skin crawl. Its demoralization on all fronts. And the fonts and logos of everything is super plain looking, black and white and grey, text only. The principles of design and architecture are being thrown out the window so we can all get eye-raped with Moloch visions and what the inside of Chuck Schumer's aphantasia level 4 head look like. Macabre
I would have less of a problem with new developments if they would follow old-school architectural styles like what I posted instead of coming up with excuses to knock down older structures and put up some soulless, slapdash buildings that suck any kind of charm out of an area. It's not like you can't just repurpose older buildings instead of putting up ugly, cookie-cutter eyesores that aren't even going to last. That's exactly what was done to an old industrial building in my hometown and still pisses me off. With that and the negative demographic changes that have gone on there, I feel I like I don't have a home anymore. At least before it was somewhere I'd like to visit sometimes, but now I'd hesitate to even do that.
>They are just as much an enemy in our fight as the left, in some cases they are even more so an enemy.
True. If it wasn't for the fake right, then leftists wouldn't be getting away with everything they've done. The harder leftists are the shock troops capturing ground for the leftists, and the pseudo-rightists are the occupying forces who maintain the left's cultural and political victories and prevent the opposition from gaining back lost territory.
>Mountains are magical places
I think one difference now is that I prefer lower mountains to the towering ones that I always wanted to see when I was younger. I also have more appreciation for plains, provided they're green and not totally flat.

>>167912
I will make my next post tomorrow hitting the last few notes, am tired and had a long day. Apologies for posting replies out of order, just noticed that.

>>167912
>southwest
They complain about the heat but they get that dry no humidity heat. Florida/Southern heat is more sweltering and stiffling when you get clouds and humidity included. After living in hot all my life, I'm not really interested in visiting hot places
>California has places I'd like to see, but it's also California.
NorCal and the redwood forests are nice, very pretty. I'd visit there for sure. I've always thought the Bay Area was kinda cool, but the people are why I'd never visit though lul.
>travel
After living my life in a hot region, I think the Mediterreanaen and Turkey is about as hot as I'd take it now. I'd be more interested in seeing places like the PNW, Ireland, Scotland, etc.
>JFK as the '60s Bill Clinton. He was style over substance.
He was for sure. Libs are such airheads. Bill Clinton was our first black president
>They have no problems ignoring all the stuff they don't like and accepting only the parts they agree with
I've found in my lifetime that most adherents to all the different religions do this to some degree. Hypocrisy is just a part of life and we all do it to some degree, unless the people take it to an odious degree, this doesn't bother me too too much.
>church tradition, which has problems of its own.
The adherence to speaking in Latin is a big problem, and the emphasis it puts on confessionals is another. If the cops go shakedown some priest, he'll squeal. There's confessing our sins to each other and then there's just being an open book and being a mark and opening yourself up to evil.
>They were basically own goaling themselves. I can't say I have a problem with that though.
I don't have a problem with it either. Christians can not just leave people alone, like that verse goes "every knee shall bow", and we can work together in many, many, aspects of the struggle but eventually sooner or later they will snake you and try to make you bow before their false jew god
>I think that's been true historically, but I feel like in the age of slopulism and normgroids becoming extremely online that's starting to change.
How unhinged people are letting the machines make them is natural selection. I try to avoid AI altogether, personally. Normans don't have a filter for parsing information and just get led, if a chatbot leads them to kill themselves, thats natural selection at work and we shouldn't interfere.
>You have all these Twatter posters expounding on Aryan Jesus who probably haven't read more than a book or two of the Bible, if that.
Yeah, Twatter is a cesspit of midwits. You see all those people in the replies of every single tweet going "Grok, explain.". These people don't want to even think! They are too lazy to even ponder and pontificate! They are outsourcing the mental processes of their own minds to odious Sam Altman evildoing ghouls! Grim!
>haven't read more than a book or two of the Bible, if that.
I've found that the majority of Christians don't even read their own supposed holy book and just go with whatever pastor tells them, or they get hooked-into some televangelist/megachurch grifter. The smaller churches and more hardline Prots I've found actually read the Bible and have good talk about it, and while I disagree with the whole religion, I can respect those people.
>devout Catholics come across like battered spouses eager to defend an abuser that has done nothing but terrorize and gaslight them.
This is all by design, make them have a guilt complex over NOTHING. nothing at all! and then beat them over the head with it until they're like a mewling woman on her knees 'p-pls daddy yahweh, no more', all while Baal Hammon laughs all the way to the bank and throws their soul into the black cube. They say christ offers a 'free gift of salvation', I don't trust anything given away for free point blank. Anything given for free has a hidden cost. And salvation from what, exactly? The concept of original sin is not but a hop and a skip away from White guilt.
>Low-church protestants at least tend to have more of a respectable distrust of authority even when they're nutty Bible thumpers.
Yah this is why I can respect some of them. All authority should be questioned. Even the best of authority should be questioned, minorly very minorly; but nonetheless take nothing at face value and always remain in control over your body, mind, and soul at all times and don't let someone else control you like a puppet.
>I'm not sure there was any intention to it besides converting gentiles, but it might have well have been. The purpose of a system is what it does.
Get them blackpilled about this life and this world and they'll just meekly accept the jewish yoke and they will meekly 'render unto Caesar' and then after they die, transfer their souls into the chickens for the kaparot ritual/send their souls to power the black cube/reincarnate them thru the tunnel of light into lesser and lesser beings. But thankfully I see a lot of Whites throwing off the yoke and returning to the traditions of old. Ancestor worship, living a life that extols Virtue and Might, respect for tradition and the old gods. All good things that are natural to our people, and not these disgusting desert shame/guilt complexes that turn people into pathetic masochists.
>battered spouses eager to defend an abuser that has done nothing but terrorize and gaslight them.
The god of the old testament really does come off like an abusive, emotionally absentee father.

>>168204
>Florida/Southern heat is more sweltering and stiffling when you get clouds and humidity included.
Clouds cool things off a little. I love cloudy days.

>>168188
>It was apparently a harsh climate for whites in those days back before modern amenities air condition
It still can be a harsh climate even today, lul. You get adapted to it though. Wouldn't trade my fair Dixie for anywhere else in the world.
>anti-intellectualism
I don't like anti-intellectualism either but some of those type of people are really good craftsmen and can speak better with their hands than most can with their mouths, we need those type of people in our society. White men built civilization. But I will agree that choosing to be willfully ignorant and being anti-intellectual is stupid and no one should refuse to learn things and better themselves.
>I can't stand the normalization of ebonics. Hearing people say "bruh" drives me up the wall.
Same. Its lazy and trashy, why would anyone want to imitate black "culture" is beyond me. It can be funny for a laugh to make a kara boga shitpost or go shieeeeeeeeet amongst your friends or something but like, its 1 joke and you move on. Americans are being wiggers en-masse and its gross. The jews operate on the principle of satanic inversion, "we uglify beauty, and make the ugly beautiful". Whites are blacks, niggers are scholars and rocket scientists, up is down, etc.
>I'm supposedly descended from Degory Priest, the Plymouth pilgrim Thomas Clark, and John Lothropp.
Based
>I take all that with a grain of salt though. I don't really trust traditional genealogy
A lot of it is kinda a crapshoot yeah but some families back in the day really took it seriously and kept immaculate records and its a great thing they did. Too many Americans are racially ambigious ghouls. When you know your roots, you know yourself, and the whole world opens before you.
>I'm also apparently descended from this. I don't know how much of his story I believe (Jeanne Calment is the only verified person to have lived to 120, and even her case has its detractors), but I've always been fascinated by extreme longevity claims.
That Henry Francisco story was really neat, it warms the cockles of my heart, thanks for posting that. Thats based to be descended from him. Good clean living and a Virtuous life is always good to see.
>Yeah, they often tend to be resentful Third Worldist types. I guess I get that they suffered a ton under the British, but a lot of them seem unable to move on.
Its cutting off your nose to spite your face. "Tommy Robinson hates pakis? You don't like Rotherham rape scandal? Hate kebab shops? Well fuck you dad, import every last Yemeni goat herder!!!" They need to get over the past and live in the here and now, clinging onto the past too much and being overly nostalgic can in itself be a weakness and a drain. We gotta be in the moment and forge the future, bud.
>I've even seen Irish online getting mad about the phrase "British Isles" being used. I'm not exactly sure what their suggested alternative would be.
They don't have an alternative, its just spastic emotional woman behaviour and lashing out. I can sympathize with some of what they went thru, but it tends to be overplayed dramatically to further a lot of leftie causes.
>There are plenty of solid Irish people out there, but I feel like it's the Scots who are underappreciated given all their accomplishments.
The Scots are vastly underappreciated compared to how much influence they have welded and important historical things they did, but thats not entirely a bad thing. Better to be a small but influential person behind the scenes than to wilt under the spotlight, IMO.
>I guess I really like those bouncy Irish melodies you hear in songs like "The Bonnie Blue Flag" and "Garryowen."
Sometimes it tickles the fancy, yah, but I couldn't imagine listening to Celtic music constantly or hearing the Irish brogue constantly. Its pleasant here and there though.
>Nitro
You should give them another try, Michael Angelo Baito is a sick guitarist and the combination of him with Valkryie, glass-shattering vocals is epic
>hair metal
W.A.S.P. shreds, agree. Crue's first few albums are good. I also did not like Cinderalla. I like Great White and Damn Yankees, they are both good. I'll have to revisit a lot of those bands, and I will check out Britny Fox. I remember liking Krokus and Skid Row as well, but its been a while since I've listened to a lot of those bands. Wasn't Skid Row controversial in some way, I forget?
>I guess I also like Appetite for Destruction if that counts, but stylistically I don't even know if you could put them in the same boat
I wouldn't put G'n'R in the same as all the glam bands either, they were just metal or hard rock to me. They have a few decent songs but I'm not much of a fan tbh.
>Maybe it's not fair to just listen to an album once and write it off, since I find a lot of records are growers.
You have to listen to it 2, 3 times and if you still don't like it and find yourself turning it off early after your 2nd, 3rd, listen then okay it sucks and move on, but some albums take a few tries to "click" and then will become some of your favorite albums, lul. Like, I'm not particularly a fan of that "math" metal/rock but I love Slint "Spiderland" and I hated that album a lot until like my 3rd or 4th listen then I liked it. There are countless examples of this though that's just the first one that comes to mind.
>at this point I usually stick with my thrash favorites.
Nothing wrong with that
>a few odds and ends like Speak English or Die
Hell yeah bro and USA for M.O.D. !! - do you like Sacred Reich "Surf Nicarauga"? Sepultura? I love Sepultura, they are a personal favorite. My fav Slayer album is Seasons in the Abyss.
>Carter He loved to put on shows for the cameras acting like he was some man of the people but in reality was a complete phony
Painfully transparent and phony, that blonde head, "Cali cool", good teeth fake ass FUCK nonsense, get outta here Jimmy lul. Some people are just easily conned by slick talk.
>The guy was a complete piece of garbage and not some enlightened humanitarian like his defenders try to make him out to be.
Many such cases. Its always moralfags that are actually huge assholes and sociopaths that just hide behind the facade of being a moralfag so they can give full spleen to their sociopathy in a societally-approved fashion.
>soulless, slapdash buildings that suck any kind of charm out of an area. It's not like you can't just repurpose older buildings instead of putting up ugly, cookie-cutter eyesores that aren't even going to last.
Its all by design, I think. Knock down the old buildings and make the whole landscape ugly to look at so people just escape into their phones or just look down at their feet. The ugly outside will chip away slowly, slowly, and make the inside of a person ugly too. This is what the jews are trying to do here I feel like. Its a total erasure of any and all things White European to make people sportsball cattle that accept the slop and learn to love the slop thru constant assault. Maoist attack on history itself.

>>168188
Had to break it up in 2 posts.

>With that and the negative demographic changes that have gone on there, I feel I like I don't have a home anymore.
Yeah, everything is becoming ghetto. There will be no more suburbia, just endless urban sprawl and roving packs of nigs out to spend dat EBT and steal shit. Another knock-on effect of everything becoming the hood, is it drives car sales and keeps the auto industry making a lot of money. I'm by no means, by no means, one of those anti-car redditor faggots, just a thought.
>True. If it wasn't for the fake right, then leftists wouldn't be getting away with everything they've done. The harder leftists are the shock troops capturing ground for the leftists, and the pseudo-rightists are the occupying forces who maintain the left's cultural and political victories and prevent the opposition from gaining back lost territory.
Bang-on
>I think one difference now is that I prefer lower mountains to the towering ones that I always wanted to see when I was younger. I also have more appreciation for plains, provided they're green and not totally flat.
Yeah I don't prefer the towering ones over something like the Appalachians. There are deep-rooted spirits here, good and bad; the South and the Appalachians are one of, if not the, best places on Earth that have a living connection to ancient times. Totally flat plains without hills and greenery would bore me too, it would make me antsy and anxious and wanna roam, I couldn't settle in a place like that, feel like.
>Hard left the shock troops so everything becomes gay libtarded, cuckservatives hold the door open for them
Never forget the way the people of Asheville and West NC were treated by Biden/Harris and the zogbots preventing people from going there and helping. I'm wary that the weather weapons will target Charleston next. It was a mask off moment that should piss off everyone with a conscience, all Western gov'ts work lockstep towards White genocide
>Dream ads pic
The glowniggers have dream manipulation tech and can implant false memories into peoples dreams, can visit you in a dream, can send "demons" at you, voice-to-skull. I've witnessed this firsthand

>>168206
Sometimes they can intensify the humidity in the air and make things muggy if its been rainy during the summer. That muggy heat, hard to breathe, hard to think, during the worst of it it can kinda suck. I like cloudy days too but not constantly and with chemtrails and all the sun-blocking and nefarious weather weapons going on, I've come to like the sun more and cherish sunny days when they come and try to get out in it more.

>>168204
>They complain about the heat but they get that dry no humidity heat. Florida/Southern heat is more sweltering and stiffling when you get clouds and humidity included. After living in hot all my life, I'm not really interested in visiting hot places
I'm the opposite. I've lived in a cold climate my entire life and have always hated the climate since I was a kid. Heat makes me feel alive. Maybe my swarthy Goebbels complexion just isn't cut out for the cold. I'm not really comfortable with anything below the 70s. Most years I start feeling glum when the leaves start changing color and the skies get more overcast, but the latter part hasn't bothered me much this year. I'm still not sure I could take a summer in the South. The humidity down there seems like a real doozy. Where I live there are a few 90-degree days each summer, which I don't mind, but there also aren't that many of them.

There are colder places I'd still like to visit for the scenery and cultural reasons though. I'd like to go on a tour of England and Central Europe. Maybe Scotland and Ireland too.
>NorCal and the redwood forests are nice, very pretty. I'd visit there for sure.
I'd like to see the California's oak savannas and deserts.
>I've always thought the Bay Area was kinda cool, but the people are why I'd never visit though lul.
California's culture is insufferable, at least along the coasts. It's a shame what happened to the state. It was some of the nicest land in North America not that long ago.
>The adherence to speaking in Latin is a big problem, and the emphasis it puts on confessionals is another.
Tradcaths love going on about muh traditional Latin mass, but is it really a good thing to not be able to understand the religious services you're attending?
>If the cops go shakedown some priest, he'll squeal. There's confessing our sins to each other and then there's just being an open book and being a mark and opening yourself up to evil.
I don't think I ever really considered that. Confessions were like the original Palantir.
>I try to avoid AI altogether, personally.
I think it has its uses. I don't think it can really be trusted, but I find it valuable as a means of finding sources to read about certain topics. I also think Grokipedia has a lot of potential compared to Wikipedia when it comes to contentious topics.
>or they get hooked-into some televangelist/megachurch grifter
At first I read this as "hooknosed-into," which wouldn't be completely inappropriate.
>And salvation from what, exactly?
From what Yahweh is going to do to you if you don't comply. It's a cosmic protection racket. The all-knowing, all-powerful Yahweh went and created beings with a "fallen" nature that he constantly seethes over and then decides to fix the problem through the sacrifice of his human son who is also him. What a brilliant master plan. It's definitely not at all a nonsensical problem-reaction-solution scam to control the populace and scare them into compliance.
>>168212
>It still can be a harsh climate even today, lul. You get adapted to it though. Wouldn't trade my fair Dixie for anywhere else in the world.
It's good to have a place you can call home. I feel rootless nowadays and would probably go elsewhere if there were particularly favorable circumstances.
>Same. Its lazy and trashy, why would anyone want to imitate black "culture" is beyond me. It can be funny for a laugh to make a kara boga shitpost or go shieeeeeeeeet amongst your friends or something but like, its 1 joke and you move on. Americans are being wiggers en-masse and its gross. The jews operate on the principle of satanic inversion, "we uglify beauty, and make the ugly beautiful". Whites are blacks, niggers are scholars and rocket scientists, up is down, etc.
Especially considering that blacks have been given free rein to give up on having any standards whatsoever. At least back in the day they were expected to cater to whites' standards to a certain degree and could be talented musicians. Nowadays there's nothing good about black music.
>A lot of it is kinda a crapshoot yeah but some families back in the day really took it seriously and kept immaculate records and its a great thing they did. Too many Americans are racially ambigious ghouls.
Whites are the only people I consider to be actual Americans, and under that traditional definition I think a lot of them are whiter than they like to think. So many people like to repeat family lore about being descended from "Cherokee princesses" or some faggotry like that. There are lots of spurious claims along those lines floating around in genealogical circles. I've even seen people try to pass off a colonial American of presumably British ancestry as gypsy based off pretty lousy evidence. It's lame enough to to brag about having a black or Indian ancestry, but why on earth would anyone ever want to claim descent from a gypsy? It shows just how low people who romanticize nons are willing to go.
>That Henry Francisco story was really neat, it warms the cockles of my heart, thanks for posting that. Thats based to be descended from him. Good clean living and a Virtuous life is always good to see.
You can see how many kids he apparently cranked out on this page:
https://www.geni.com/people/Hendrick-Old-Henry-Francisco/6000000005911212725
It's hard to tell, but I think I'm descended from his Dutch wife.

I actually did a bit of research on him a while ago. Some people speculate that he was of Portuguese ancestry due to his surname, but don't believe that. His father was apparently Huguenot who moved to Holland, so I think his last name comes from a corrupted version of "Francois." I also seem to remember a Southern branch of the family became known as the Siscos.

Also, he the claim that he's the only hypercentenarian (which I'm assuming is older than a supercentenarian) listed outside of a religious text is only true if you're not counting Jeanne Calment and leaving out all the unverified legends. You can find a bunch of similar claims here:
https://gerontology.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_longevity_myths_(130%2B)

There's a biography of him on Amazon that I think I read a snippet of, and I remember it being terribly written, unscholarly crap. I don't really think there's enough information out there to write an entire book about him. I'd like to believe his story is true, but given how unlikely it is to make it that age I think it's easier to believe that he was telling tall tales. It makes for a fun story though. He's sort of like a Forrest Gump type of character.

It was kind of odd to find him on my family tree after being a bit interested in that kind of thing.

>>168212 continued
>The Scots are vastly underappreciated compared to how much influence they have welded and important historical things they did, but thats not entirely a bad thing. Better to be a small but influential person behind the scenes than to wilt under the spotlight, IMO.
You raise a valid point. When something is overexposed, I often start to dislike it.
>Sometimes it tickles the fancy, yah, but I couldn't imagine listening to Celtic music constantly
Songs like those appeal to me much more than proper Celtic music, which I don't really listen to ever other than bagpipe tunes.
>You should give them another try, Michael Angelo Baito is a sick guitarist and the combination of him with Valkryie, glass-shattering vocals is epic
Yeah, you're probably right.
>I also did not like Cinderalla.
"The Last Mile" is the only thing I like from them, and even then it's not really that good. I just sort of like the sound of it during the chorus.
>Great White
They're a band I was thinking about checking out recently. It's a shame about the incident at The Station.
>and I will check out Britny Fox.
I wouldn't recommend them at all.
>I remember liking Krokus and Skid Row as well, but its been a while since I've listened to a lot of those bands. Wasn't Skid Row controversial in some way, I forget?
I think some fan threw Sebastian Bach a shirt that had a slogan like "AIDS kills fags dead" on it, and then he posed for a picture wearing it.
>They have a few decent songs but I'm not much of a fan tbh.
Appetite for Destruction is all I really care about. I'm tired of hearing them when I'm subjected to the radio though.
>I'm not particularly a fan of that "math" metal/rock but I love Slint "Spiderland" and I hated that album a lot until like my 3rd or 4th listen then I liked it.
I've listened to that album a few times and have never been able to get into it.
>do you like Sacred Reich "Surf Nicarauga"?
I've heard Sacred Reich before but don't remember what they sound like.
>Its always moralfags that are actually huge assholes and sociopaths that just hide behind the facade of being a moralfag so they can give full spleen to their sociopathy in a societally-approved fashion.
Jimmy also reportedly chased a dog around with a saw after it ate some food that was laid out for a cat.
>>168213
>I'm by no means, by no means, one of those anti-car redditor faggots, just a thought.
I don't like car culture, but it's not like we have any alternative in this country. We don't have the population density of Europe, and I'm wary of people who push against car ownership.
>Yeah I don't prefer the towering ones over something like the Appalachians. There are deep-rooted spirits here, good and bad; the South and the Appalachians are one of, if not the, best places on Earth that have a living connection to ancient times. Totally flat plains without hills and greenery would bore me too, it would make me antsy and anxious and wanna roam, I couldn't settle in a place like that, feel like.
Western states seem to have a lot of people who rip on landscapes east of the Rockies for supposedly not having "real mountains," but a lot of mountain ranges they brag about just leave me cold. Yeah, they're spectacular in terms of sheer size, but I don't find them beautiful. I'd rather see the Ozarks or Appalachians as far as mountains go. I tend to dislike the huge contrasts in relief you often see in pictures of the western states, with massive mountains right next to really flat-looking plains. I feel like with more modest landscapes I have more appreciation of subtle differences than ones where everything is turned up to 11.
>Never forget the way the people of Asheville and West NC were treated by Biden/Harris and the zogbots preventing people from going there and helping. I'm wary that the weather weapons will target Charleston next. It was a mask off moment that should piss off everyone with a conscience, all Western gov'ts work lockstep towards White genocide
They're cartoonishly malevolent.

>>168272
>Maybe my swarthy Goebbels complexion just isn't cut out for the cold
Lul. I've always been real pale so maybe I'm cut out for the great White North instead lul.
>The humidity down there seems like a real doozy
During the worst of it the dog days of summer it can be unbearable some days but overall its not too too bad, depends where you are also.
A lot of people that have lived in hot places for long amounts of time go stir crazy from it. The heat fries some peoples brains for real, I've always thought that. The part about cold that would suck would be dealing with cars, having to do all that maintenance to keep cars running and clear the roads and shit. i haven't had a car in such a long time, I forget how much of a pain they can be.
>California's culture is insufferable, at least along the coasts. It's a shame what happened to the state.
It is sad to see yeah. Liberalism is destroying so much culture and heritage with its debauchery and anti-White sickness
>is it really a good thing to not be able to understand the religious services you're attending?
Definitely not. Words have magickal properties, they could be unwillingly powering up the egregore of child rape for all they know. 'They could be feeding some priest's familiar that leads him to kill. People overlook the magical power of words a lot. The Bible should be taught in plain English to be effective. But like we've both said, this is all hypothetical, let them destroy themselves. More people turning pagan or irreligious is a net positive for the world, really.
>I don't think I ever really considered that. Confessions were like the original Palantir.
A lot of our society is based on the East German zersetzung model. This sick snitch culture. Making people incredilbly volatile and fragile people so they go narc over the smallest bit of discomfort. Not letting people just live and let live and dragging them all into moralfaggot nonsense, whether it be evangelical third temple builders or wheter it be White-hating communists, they are all narcs, they all squeal to try and get their enemies locked up. America runs on misery and prison. No prison pouplation = no money, so they encourage people to all be narcs and sever community ties. Be atommized, don't be resilient people, bitch, moan, tell us everything, big daddy gov't will make it all go away! The Stasi never died.
>find it valuable as a means of finding sources to read about certain topic
This is all I use it for myself, saves time in sourcing topics for debate and reasoning out your positions. I think the jews are trying to use AI to craft an AI "god" to enslave the goyim to, and use our collective suffering as a scapegoat.
>At first I read this as "hooknosed-into," which wouldn't be completely inappropriate.
Lulz
>It's a cosmic protection racket.
This is an apt way to describe it and this whole part of your post was 10/10. Its all a control mechanism to keep goyim in line so they don't get too wise to jewish power
> I feel rootless nowadays
I do too in a lot of ways, BlackRock is raping small town USA for one thing and there is a tremendous outpouring of all the rest of the country into the South going on. Never seen so many Yanks and people from outta state in my life. Some of them are cool guys and gals, some of them should never step foot south of the Mason-Dixon, lul. You take the good with the bad. Everywhere on Earth, every White country, is undergoing this phenomenon. We're all being made rootless by design. And these new homes being built are soulless on the inside too. I don't like this brutalist, modern design aesthetics, truly, only a pajeet or nigger could tolerate this uglification of the world.
>At least back in the day they were expected to cater to whites' standards to a certain degree
And that was good for them as a whole and elecated a few of them to respectable roles in society/make them a little wiser. They should not be rewarded for being ghetto niggers.
>Nowadays there's nothing good about black music.
Old funk and R&B is solid, they had some catchy songs back then everyone can appreciate, and now its all shit rap lol, Even the old school rap in 80s and 90s to today is a marked decline. They rapidly detoriate to apes without any pressure on them to act right and at least make an attempt at integrating into the world at large. Whites get browbeaten mercilessly by the system and one little mistake will haunt you the rest of your life in this legalistic hellhole, you have to be perfect and a good little cog in the machine that never deviates from the mean in any way to make it, but niggers? Lets hold them to no standards and let them live above the law and get away with everything. They're oppressed oittle victims, don't you know? Sickening. But niggers don't wanna acclimate or try to better themselves, they wanna roll around in the mud like swine and apparently many of our people have decided to give up on life and ook eek ook eek muhfugga thru life as well. Sick
>So many people like to repeat family lore about being descended from "Cherokee princesses" or some faggotry like that.
God, tell me about it. Its so cringe and performative. Beating on their chest, I'm a big tough manly man, I'm part Cherokee! lmao, okay bud. Like nons aren't the biggest effeminates of them all. White men are truly masculine.
>It shows just how low people who romanticize nons are willing to go.
There is no limit to how low these White guilt faggots will sink, and the society at large brainwashes people white = bad, nons = good, and they never question the Party line once in their life, live their whole lives in a daze like lemmings, and just devaule the sacred, the good in this world their whole lives while uplifting the worst of the worst. The jews are turning people into swine. I will never understand the mindset of these people, and I don't want to.
>Portuguese ancestry due to his surname, but don't believe that. His father was apparently Huguenot
Aren't the Portuguese more congregated on the coasts like Mass. and RI? I think Francisco was probably a Huguenot too, I will trust your judgment on it.
>I think it's easier to believe that he was telling tall tales
Even so, there's a lot of charm to the old America folk tales and things like that. People don't keep mystery alive these days, everything optimized, computerized, a mad dash for 'rationality' that throws aside the magical.

And about those people who would rather be proud of being mongrels than actually understand their White roots and how White they are, any and all forms of Anti-Whitism, all those people no matter if its a little old grandma naively supporting it, or a young communist, they will all meet the fates of Ryan Carson, Mollie Tibbets, Aiden Clark, etc. Nature is taking out the trash and cleansing our gene pool of this suicidal empathy trait when people like that die. From something as minor as those cringe Pocohantas Warren "I'm 1/16th Cree, dude!!!!", to more severe variants, these people get what they fucking deserve and it doesn't bother me a bit. They cheer and gravedance when our guys die, fuck them, I will return their spiteful hate in kind, gloves are off and we're late-stage in the game.

>>168273
>When something is overexposed, I often start to dislike it.
Its just human nature. Small, yet highly influential is the way. After your death, you leave behind a legacy, and then the plaudits and accolades can come raining down. But things that get too big, too fast, collapse quickly trying to chase after that false high, instead of slowly and sustainably growing into a titan naturally. There are many, many bands that exemplify this principle.
>bagpipe tunes.
I like bagpipe music too
>They're a band I was thinking about checking out recently. It's a shame about the incident at The Station.
They are a solid little band, I think you'll like them. The Station fire was a grave tragedy, i agree. It was a very sad event and I hope those surviving friends and family of the victims have found some measure of peace. Dying like that or in a crowd crush event like what happened in S. Korea recently would be my absoolute worst nightmare way to die. And drowning, too. Horrible way to go
>Britny Fox. I wouldn't recommend them at all.
Oh, my bad, I thought you were recommending them in your previous post
>I think some fan threw Sebastian Bach a shirt that had a slogan like "AIDS kills fags dead" on it, and then he posed for a picture wearing it.
Lol, cool dude I like him already
>Appetite for Destruction is all I really care about. I'm tired of hearing them when I'm subjected to the radio though.
I like "One in a Million" too, police and niggers stay outta my way! They are massively overplayed on the radio yes. Novermber Rain guitar solo is good. I remember growing up with the classic rock station and my parents introduced me to a lot of good music. Classic rock radio has declined a lot since our youth, its sad to see. They used to let loose with some Sabbath and heavier stuff but now its all mega sanitized.
>Spiderland. I've listened to that album a few times and have never been able to get into it.
Its lyrical and wordy, I tend to hear the bass and drums first in music, and then the last parts of the song I focus on are the vocals and lyrics. I'm not a big fan of wordy, wordplay, lyrical indie bands on the whole, but I make an exception for that album its p good I think.
>I've heard Sacred Reich before but don't remember what they sound like.
Surf Nicarauga is a solid album, not a 10/10 by no means but its solid
>I don't like car culture, but it's not like we have any alternative in this country. We don't have the population density of Europe, and I'm wary of people who push against car ownership.
I do not like car culture either, its for getting to point B from point A, i don't really get making it a major part of your identity, a bit slavish IMO. It's nigh-impossible to live in America without a car. I am wary of those anti-car people too because its anti-freedom of choice and seeks to consolidate us all into Klaus Schwab's anthill 15 minute city rather than let people choose for themselves how to live. There shouldn't be so many rules and restrictions around driving though, insurance is jewish annoyance and the speed limits should all be raised, they are too restrictively low IMO.
>I tend to dislike the huge contrasts in relief you often see in pictures of the western states, with massive mountains right next to really flat-looking plains
I don't like that either, its too dramatic and kinda depressing. Like it makes a man feel small and powerless against Nature when we should really seek to live in harmony with Nature and tap into the best of our humanity thru communion with it.
>I feel like with more modest landscapes I have more appreciation of subtle differences than ones where everything is turned up to 11.
Agree. You gotta appreciate the small things in life and having a keen eye for details brings a lot of joy in small things, which is all a healthier way to interact with Nature for me
>Ashevill hurricane talk
And knowing what we know now about chemtrails, and weather modification, its all highly plasubile to me that Katrina was man-made as well. And all these wildfires that happen now, they create these using lasers, then they can push their 'climate change' agenda afterwards and buy up all the razed land to build for-profit prisons and 15 minute hells. I never remember there being this many fires, and in such diverse range of places too. The evidence of weather weapons grows by the day and anyone who would write all of it off whole-cloth is just blind to Truth.

I get talking about the weather can be boring, but this is one of the pressing issues of our time IMO, the governments using these weapons of war against us. Operation Popeye proved they had this capacity in the 60's, and following the well-known axiom that the military has tech 20, 30 years ahead of what consumer-grade tech we receive, the capabilities of these weather weapons should concern us all.

>>168596
Lul, lmao

>>168593
>The part about cold that would suck would be dealing with cars, having to do all that maintenance to keep cars running and clear the roads and shit. i haven't had a car in such a long time, I forget how much of a pain they can be.
Clearing them off is a pain when you've left them sitting out while it's snowing. It's also annoying have to heat them up for a bit before driving when it's cold enough. That's part not bad if you've got remote start, but winter driving is still annoying with all the ice and snow. One of the few things I like about the cold is that it helps clear out a lot of the pests. Bugs generally don't get very big up here compared to warmer climates.
>Some of them are cool guys and gals, some of them should never step foot south of the Mason-Dixon, lul. You take the good with the bad.
Once I read a story of a transplant from New Jersey to North Carolina (I think) telling a grocery store employee that they should be grateful about all the culture the transplants are bringing with them. Imagine having that level of chutzpah. If I were the employee's supervisor, I'd gladly let the employee go off on them and look the other way.
>And these new homes being built are soulless on the inside too. I don't like this brutalist, modern design aesthetics, truly, only a pajeet or nigger could tolerate this uglification of the world.
It's disgusting. The only solace is that the new buildings are often shoddily made and might not last very long. I hope at some point we can see a renaissance of older architecture styles. It might be naive, but I like to imagine that if we can get sci-fi technology working for us instead of enslaving us maybe we can have robits demolishing slapdash globohomo architecture and putting together pleasant brick buildings or something. It's utopian, but a man can dream.
>Old funk and R&B is solid, they had some catchy songs back then everyone can appreciate, and now its all shit rap lol,
Not that long ago I listened to a compilation of Motown songs. I liked some of the '60s stuff but didn't like it when they started getting more funky. It's also worth noting that Motown made it a big point to make music that would appeal to whites as well as blacks. As far as the post-'60s negro music is concerned, I guess I like Innervisions by Stevie Wonder. Jigaboos also deserve credit for the role they played in underground electronic music. like house and all that. I guess you could maybe throw disco in there too. The rise of rap seemed to kill off a large amount of their musical talent though.

I also like the music blacks made before WWII. Scott Joplin was genuinely a great musician who aimed to elevate ragtime from red-light district music to something approaching classical music. I can also appreciate black string bands, jazz, and certain strains of early blues that lean more in that direction. On the other hand, I do really dislike the more languid styles of playing associated with blues. I've always scratched my head at how white rock musicians in the '60s and '70s became so taken with people like Robert Johnson. As far as I'm concerned, rock and roll had already taken all the best elements from blues back in the '50s and had the good sense to discard the rest. I understand it was seen as being raw and "authentic," but it largely just sounds like dopey, monotonous moaning to me. I have a soft spot for AC/DC's stuff from the Bon Scott days, but to me a song like "The Jack" is a real stinker owing more to lethargic blooz than rock, which could have been avoided if that musical fixation with blues hadn't been such a prominent trend for bands of that era. I feel like blues rock would have been much better if it had been inspired by musicians with more of a jaunty bent, like the Mississippi Jook Band or Papa Charlie Jackson. Blind Joe Death by John Fahey also came out in the late '50s and leaves the stereotypical Delta stuff in the dust. It was just him playing his guitar. It sounds more soulful to me than the kind of down-home melismatic grousing that commonly gets labeled as soulful.

And maybe it's just me, but I also feel like black music usually isn't as satisfying as music made by white or Japs, for example. It's like blacks had some interesting ideas that inspired whites, like a strong rhythmic emphasis, and then whites took things off them and made them more appealing and beat them at their own game. It seems to me that drawing on black music mainly helped whites integrate their more primitive sides more than anything. Look at Bo Diddley. He's got that famous rhythm of his to offer, but is there really much else? His music is perfectly fine, but I find it reminiscent of the type of rhythms Lemmy would later employ in Motorhead. I'd rather listen to Overkill or No Sleep 'til Hammersmith than anything Bo Diddley ever did, even if I do like his rhythmic sensibilities.

On a related note, it chaps my hide how anything made by blacks is considered entirely black in nature, while anything made by whites that draws on anything that blacks have done in the past is also considered black music. Blacks make their music on instruments created by whites (even the banjo we have now is based on altered of the original African banjo popularized by a white minstrel show musician) and use musical structures that clearly derive from European culture, and yet their music commonly gets passed off as an authentically bliggidy black export straight from Da Muddaland. It's heads-I-win, tails-you-lose logic.

Anyway, yeah, black music was still much better back when whitey still kept their culture on a bit of a leash.
>Aren't the Portuguese more congregated on the coasts like Mass. and RI?
I know there are definitely Portuguese arrivals in Massachusetts nowadays. I imagine that's mostly a post-Ellis Island development. Other than Peter Francisco, the Virginian Revolutionary War soldier, I can't think of any other Portuguese people in America during the colonial or Revolutionary periods.
>I think Francisco was probably a Huguenot too, I will trust your judgment on it.
I think it makes more sense that his father was an authentic Huguenot who moved to the Netherlands and married a Dutch woman than a Portuguese guy doing all that. Francisco is definitely a Portuguese surname, but I've read that his father was referred to as "Fransoy." That makes me think "Francisco" was a corruption of an older name, likely "Francois" originally (like "Frenchman"), that got changed through the telephone game.
>Even so, there's a lot of charm to the old America folk tales and things like that. People don't keep mystery alive these days, everything optimized, computerized, a mad dash for 'rationality' that throws aside the magical.
True. A character like Santa Claus might not be real, but that's no reason to get rid of him. There's a magic to the idea.

>>168595
>Lol, cool dude I like him already
I think he eventually apologized for it, but I could be wrong. I thought he said he didn't see what was on the shirt when he put it on.

One of the many things lacking in rock today is the lack of gadflies, rebels, and outright assholes. In some sense rock has always been astroturfed by record companies and the media, but rock today is overly domesticated and has lost any disdain it once had for self-appointed arbiters of truth, "respectability," "decency," and "good taste." It's been disappointing for me to realize just how faggy a lot of the older guys wound up being. Even Phil Anselmo wusses out, so he's not cutting it. We need GG Allin and Seth Putnam back.
>I remember growing up with the classic rock station and my parents introduced me to a lot of good music.
I first came across "Bohemian Rhapsody" in middle school and started listening to Queen. I hadn't been into much popular music before that point. I also had a school friend who encouraged me to check out "Master of Puppets." I then went and downloaded a torrent of Metallica's discography and listened to that along with some other songs of theirs. From there I became obsessive about finding new music. That's not true as much nowadays, but I still look for stuff that interests me. I'm just not as passionate about it as I used to be and have opted to continue broadening my horizons.
>Classic rock radio has declined a lot since our youth, its sad to see. They used to let loose with some Sabbath and heavier stuff but now its all mega sanitized.
Radio as a format never gelled with me, but I really dislike how I started hearing them play the music of bands like Metallica, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Nirvana, and even Danzig. They might be "classic" (although it's the first two bands I'm most partial to) and they might be "rock," but in my mind they're not "classic rock." When I think "classic rock," I think of something more in line with what a '90s sitcom dad would rave about. "They just don't make 'em like Grand Funk Railroad anymore, man!" I actually prefer '80s and '90s rock to a lot of the stuff from the '70s, but that later stuff with punk in its DNA doesn't fit my conception of classic rock. I'd rather that they just started focusing on songs from the '60s or '70s that aren't as well known to the average listener. There are plenty of protopunk and early metal recordings they could be exposing the public to, for example. Instead of playing the most overplayed Black Sabbath songs for the millionth time, how about giving "Loving You" by Iron Claw a change? Or substituting "Communication Breakdown" with "Breadfan" by Budgie? It wouldn't be hard at all to find less overplayed music, especially if you're only playing individual songs. There were all kind of songs from back in the day that have either been forgotten about or were never that big to begin with. And rather than adding newer music as times goes on, I'd rather they worked backwards from where they're at and played full-on rock and roll occasionally. I know their music isn't for everyone, but it kinds of bugs me how many rock fans don't seem to bother with people like Buddy Holly and Jerry Lee Lewis anymore. Historical importance isn't enough to make a piece of music enjoyable, but I feel like it's important to know history to gain a greater understanding of the context in which later music exists.

Other than my inherent dislike of the idea of being subjected to someone else's playlists, hearing things I like played to death, and hearing bands that I feel like are too new, they play a lot of songs that just don't do anything for me. Like having to listen to them broadcast junk like "Hot Blooded" or "Head Games" by Foreigner. It would help if they would just use a song a few times and move on, but they have to do the same crap over and over to appeal to audiences who don't want to hear anything different from what they're used to.

I guess I'd be more of a variety guy than a classic rock guy anyway, especially with the idea of classic rock I have in my head.
>Its lyrical and wordy, I tend to hear the bass and drums first in music, and then the last parts of the song I focus on are the vocals and lyrics. I'm not a big fan of wordy, wordplay, lyrical indie bands on the whole, but I make an exception for that album its p good I think.
Yeah, lyrics are the least important parts of music for me. Maybe that's why I don't like Bob Dylan. As far as I'm concerned, someone who's more concerned with writing "profound" lyrics over creating a compelling piece of music should just stick to writing poetry.
>I don't like that either, its too dramatic and kinda depressing.
I feel like people from western states with large mountains are kind of desensitized to the beauty of more subtle landscapes.

>>168847
>>168849
/ost/ could use some love, anon.

faggot stfu. hes a christcuck nationalis that constantly shits on white nationalists. He has explicitly said he has no problem with israel he just doesn't want us to fight their wars and he has no issue with jews, niggers and spics living here. Theyn he"ll say women shouldn't be able to vote. Contradicts himself in the same sentence as Tucker Carlson. BOTH are controlled opposition who do the same thing. Tucker will shit on israel then say he "has no problem with them really". his fucking post about how israel spied on his crew and detained his cameraman in israel, that video is pure cuckoldry/controlled oppositon slop. There are zero "e celebs" on our side. SURPRISE SURPRISE.

https://x.com/ImperiumFirst/status/2021101942122873036

>>168186
mark potok is a kike idk what you're trying to say

>>168854
I do post on there. Back when around the time the board first went up I remember making a thread for people who like messing around with music as a hobby, but it didn't really go anywhere. It's gone now, so it must have gotten pushed off the board.

Fuentes is on point 99% of the time, it's very difficult to disagree with someone's geopolitical takes when they are constantly calling things before they happen.
Say what you want about his religion or attitude but he knows what he's talking about when it comes to politics. The only thing I've severely disagreed with him on is when he said that Hitler "was a bad guy, actually" while ranting about wignats. Can't say if he was being machiavellian because this was right after his interview with PBD if I recall, but that was pretty gay.

>>168912
>it's very difficult to disagree with someone's geopolitical takes when they are constantly calling things before they happen.
You didn't have to be clairvoyant to know the Iran war was going to happen.

>>168912
>wignat
>spicuentes
Look, you subhuman zoomer faggot, you don't have to slobber off the chode of Spicuentes to realize things in the world.

>>168912

he's a controlled opposition faggot same as tucker. He has a video literally called "white nationalists are terminal losers". A complete fag that would rather America be brown and black as long as it's "christian". Zoomers and groypers are so fucking gay and cringe.

>>168912
>Fuentes is on point 99% of the time,
I'd say more like 75% of the time, if that.
>it's very difficult to disagree with someone's geopolitical takes when they are constantly calling things before they happen.
That's not that hard to do when you're constantly flip-flopping.
>Say what you want about his religion or attitude but he knows what he's talking about when it comes to politics.
His political analysis is better than most, but he doesn't offer much of anything in the way of solutions. He pushes young men into trying to infiltrate a system that can easily sniff them out and ruin their lives or co-opt them and has too much of an ego to work with others. And his whole end goal is to turn the US into a Catholic theocracy, and even Destiny makes himself look sane when confronting Fuentes over it.
>The only thing I've severely disagreed with him on is when he said that Hitler "was a bad guy, actually" while ranting about wignats.
"Wignats" are just actual nationalists. If "wignat" just meant "wigger nationalists," then Nick Fuentes would have the first part down more than anyone else with his love for rap and weird obsession with Kanye West. Fuentes isn't consistently pro-white at all.

>>168921
Was that video supposed to be an example of him being wrong?

>>168921
Fuentes, yeah. He's hellbent on papist theocracy instead of something actually worth fighting for.

>>168847
>One of the few things I like about the cold is that it helps clear out a lot of the pests.
That is a big positive, we get gigantic size roaches and other disgusting things
>Once I read a story of a transplant from New Jersey to North Carolina (I think) telling a grocery store employee that they should be grateful about all the culture the transplants are bringing with them. Imagine having that level of chutzpah.
I know it man, they are delusional. All hopped up on the systems anti-White koolaid. What fucking culture? I can get yankee "culture" on CNN, MSNBC, ABC… lol, lmao
>get sci-fi technology working for us instead of enslaving us
I think we need to destroy a lot of tech and start over. Showing the nons how the sausage is made was a colossal, Earth-destroying mistake. White men must guard technology with their lives. I grant that it was the jews responsible largely but my point stands, we must guard the inner workings of how our tech works with our lives.
>I liked some of the '60s stuff but didn't like it when they started getting more funky.
I'm the opposite, I don't particularly listen to motown. Play that funky music, White boy
>Jigaboos also deserve credit for the role they played in underground electronic music. like house and all that
I will give them credit where it is due yeah, but house music fucking sucks. I'd be more proud of giving the world bands like Ohio Players and Wild Cherry personally
> I guess you could maybe throw disco in there too. The rise of rap seemed to kill off a large amount of their musical talent though.
Yeah some old disco songs are alright, before it got commercialized and mainstream. Rap is more in tune with their ancestral nigger shuckin and jivin, them being able to play the bass was an historical anomaly and has been course corrected back to oooga booga sounds.
>I can also appreciate jazz
I like Sun Ra, and free jazz. Some free jazz albums are not much difference from tech-death metal. And I like Miles Davis's run of albums when he did a lot of coke and made fusion music lol. I like free jazz and some fusion music. Mahavishnu Orchestra particularly. Steely Dan.
>blues
I'm not into blues music but I don't hate it. Just not into it
>Blind Joe Death by John Fahey also came out in the late '50s and leaves the stereotypical Delta stuff in the dust. It was just him playing his guitar. It sounds more soulful to me than the kind of down-home melismatic grousing that commonly gets labeled as soulful.
Do you like Moondog? Carlos Santana? WAR? I agree with you there. Guitar-focused, tight playing is more soulful than delta blues.
>blacks had some interesting ideas that inspired whites, like a strong rhythmic emphasis
Love a good bassline. Love me some Primus and Les Claypool. Love drum 'n bass music. Nothing wrong with a good rhythm. I agree with you though that it can't be the only thing you have and you sacrifice the rest of the band to make funky bass sounds
>Look at Bo Diddley. He's got that famous rhythm of his to offer, but is there really much else?
My favorite White rock musician from way way back like that is Jerry Lee Lewis. He had soul and rhythm! Imagine being some Baptist fuddy-duddy and seeing him perform live at your church for the first time lmao.
>On a related note, it chaps my hide how anything made by blacks is considered entirely black in nature, while anything made by whites that draws on anything that blacks have done in the past is also considered black music.
Yes, I know. They claim we're so sensitive and can't take a joke but niggers are the most thin-skinned, effeminate, whiny people on Earth
>I know there are definitely Portuguese arrivals in Massachusetts nowadays. I imagine that's mostly a post-Ellis Island development
That sounds right to me, I don't think they were Founding Stock Americans. A few Spanish were though, in Florida almost entirely, a few in south georgia and charleston, but still. There were a lot of Lopez'es that were slaveholders, according to "Secret r'ship b/w blacks and jews" book
>>True. A character like Santa Claus might not be real, but that's no reason to get rid of him. There's a magic to the idea.
The only magic the goyim are allowed is Yidsney "imagine-eering" and the "magic" of James Charles in makeup grooming your sons! And the magic of March Madness! The magic of the NFL playoffs! The magic of Madison Avenue miscenegation commercials! AAAAAAAAA i'm losing my fucking mind!!! but seriously, america is a cancer
>John Fahey
I like him too, need to download more of his stuff. I love the album "How I loved You" by Angels of Light, its a Michael Gira side project, really tender songs about his mom he wrote after her passing, my favorite folk album. And I like Swans run of folk albums they did: "White Light from mouth of Infinity", Love of life, and The Burning World. I like alt-country, dark folk, like country inspired folk music with darker sound, darker lyrics, that type of thing. Neofolk also. I've a big collection of neofolk

>>168849
Rock music has been pussified. Only niggers are allowed to be masculine role models in the sick, debauched american media hellscape. White men have to make generic corporate indieshit and lock themselves in the cuck cage. Fuck america.
>Seth Putnam
Hell yeah bro great taste. Mandatory abortion for niggers!
>I first came across "Bohemian Rhapsody" in middle school and started listening to Queen. I hadn't been into much popular music before that point
For me I think it was 5th or 6th grade that I started to pay attention to the world around me and different types of media and things like that.
> I also had a school friend who encouraged me to check out "Master of Puppets." I then went and downloaded a torrent of Metallica's discography
I had a friend that introduced me to metal too. It took me a year or two for me to get into metal, but I ascended to patrician status eventually. We had a falling out, but I still look fondly back on the good times and am thankful for the dude showing me some good metal. Instead of Master of Puppets, I think he was telling me to check out Ride the Lightning, Anthrax, and Napalm Death
>That's not true as much nowadays, but I still look for stuff that interests me. I'm just not as passionate about it as I used to be and have opted to continue broadening my horizons.
I'm the same way. There just isn't much coming out thats good. And not just music, just media in general. Every facet of culture has been deliberately made boring as hell. The jews want to bore us to death so we enlist? Who knows. But everything has become commercialized and commodified, there are no subcultures left under the watchful eye of Web 3.0, just grey drudgery of boredom and lame shit forever and ever until Greater Israel becomes a reality and all the goytoys can be euthanized by force. :^)
>Radio as a format never gelled with me, but I really dislike how I started hearing them play the music of bands like Metallica, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Nirvana, and even Danzig.
Yeah radio sucks but I listened to a fair bit on car rides and jobsites and things like that, I'm sure we all did. I don't like Danzig. I don't mind them playing Alice in Chains, truly, but Nirvana sucks balls, agreed. Its all that faggy late-90's buttrock now, unlistenable trash.
>There are plenty of protopunk and early metal recordings they could be exposing the public to
Yes, a lot of good garage rock bands and unheralded gems from that time. And early post-punk stuff too. I really like post-punk. It was an inevitably that radio as a format would die off, everyone can make personalized playlists, and thats the way it should be honestly. Music is the one thing where we should be in our little bubbles and branch out from the bubble to share with others what we like. People that only listen to top40, normalfaggot cattle, are beyond the pale to me.
>Black Sabbath songs for the millionth time, how about giving "Loving You" by Iron Claw a change? Or substituting "Communication Breakdown" with "Breadfan" by Budgie?
For me I would play lesser known 70s and 80s bands that were foundational to their freshly emergent genres like Minutemen, Controlled Bleeding, Mission of Burma, Test Dept, lesser known bands from 4AD label, The Residents. Billions must autistically explore every nook and cranny of experimental 80s micro-genres
>it kinds of bugs me how many rock fans don't seem to bother with people like Buddy Holly and Jerry Lee Lewis anymore.
Particularly agree with Jerry Lee Lewis, he shreds, people must listen to him. He's the meat man!
>"Hot Blooded" or "Head Games" by Foreigner
All those "stadium" bands get old quick, and all the songs they play about love and lovey-dovey songs are gay as fuck too. Radio is just a form of mind control at the end of the day. I think Head Games is an okay song though, their only good song IMO. I can't stand hearing any of those type of "stadium rock" bands either. They play WAYYYYYYYYY too much Billy fucking Joel also
>I guess I'd be more of a variety guy than a classic rock guy anyway, especially with the idea of classic rock I have in my head.
I'm the same way, I have very eclectic tastes. Listening to a wide swarth of styles is more interesting to me. Depends on my mood, sometimes you get in the mood for /mu/tant stuff and world music, sometimes you do want something tried and true, but I couldn't even begin to imagine just listening to the same shit over and over for your whole life. Cattle mindset. Goyim tier.
>someone who's more concerned with writing "profound" lyrics over creating a compelling piece of music should just stick to writing poetry.
Yes, or books. Music is so much more than just lyrics

uh ohhh
spaghetti-o's!
<anti-semitism, which I don't agree with by the way
<I don't hate jews, because I'm a Christian
<jews didn't kill Christ, we ALL killed Christ
<stop hating jews so much
literal quotes
>vote Vance, him, his white-hating, anti-euro private conversations and his half-indian children will save huwite america (or at least, hispanic "whites" included)

lil'nipples seems to be on pretty good terms with the chosen people now
it's just the ZIONIST LOBBY bro?! you got a problem bro? Christ does belong in hell boiling in shit and gentile babies are valid targets / fuckmeat - greatest allies praise maga!

copers, i need your longest cope-post (which i won't read) about trusting the plan and how he was always like this and definitely not turned a fed / paid off plant…. pronto!

>>169142
>basedtrad underground wignat antisemite U-turns into a homosexual jew worshiper who leads his supporters into honeypots after getting shouldertapped
spicdup btfo
If it's some newfag's first time, I'd handwave it (sometimes, they've just gotta see it happen to believe it), but I got a big ol' award for everyone who didn't learn last time / didn't notice the pattern (Spence, Enoch, Wilshaw etc etc)

>>169142
Imagine confiding in a little e celeb Zoomer faggot like Spicuentes. Imagine being that fucking stupid and retarded. Imagine being that gullible and naive even after other losers like Dickie and (((Peinovich))) who already burned everyone.

Goddamn you zoomers are dumb as fuck. Fuck you.

>>169152
I doubt the gaypers care that he's a homosexual spic that worships kikes and niggers. They're part of nick's homosexual harem because they're losers desperate for somewhere to belong.

>>169142
His not being arrested after being on video inciting at J6 was a dead giveaway that he glows.

>>169142
ramonated

is there any vaguely controversial position that he used to hold that he still holds? always been a biblebasher that doesn't give a fuck about scripture or other scriptures, he's always been two-steps off of anti-natal with his refusal to settle down / obvious fag allegations, been pure civnat cuck for a while (feeding children to a muslim pedo + we need bbc support, because i won't touch a white woman o algo), and now he's not even naming the jew.
what the fuck is there even left?

>>169159
>he's always been two-steps off of anti-natal with his refusal to settle down / obvious fag allegations
I don't mean this as an excuse for Spicuentes, but you are a virgin, dude. You are a nazi virgin.