>>341552It's retarded and undermines any point it's trying to make. The pearl clutching over Satanism implies that Jews are bad because they don't
really worship Yahweh. They're actually followers of his archenemy, the dark lord Satan. Yeah, that's it!
People who think that way thump their chests about how they've overcome their Jewish cultural programming while still being caught up in a fundamentally Semitic worldview. The solution is to reject Semitism altogether and not waste time and effort trying to rehabilitate it. Not only would it likely not prove fruitful, but the Abrahamic religions are spiritually moribund in the first place. I also tend to believe that Christianity among intelligent whites in the future is going to be more heterodox and less theologically conservative than the Bible thumpers of the 20th century. I can see science over the next few decades opening up a big can of "woo" that challenges traditional Christian dogma and leading to Christians to reexamine their conception of life and the universe. A conservative Christian believing in aliens would typically have raised eyebrows (or worse) 20 years ago, yet you have Tim Burchett in Tennessee trying to tie the UFO phenomenon to the Book of Ezekiel. Usually if they acknowledged that there might be something there at all they would just say they're demons. Even the Vatican has brought up the possibility of alien life. Why not take the process to its logical conclusion and reject the entire Jewish mythos, from Adam to Avram to Yeshua? There are getting to be fewer and fewer people devoted to the Bible, although people seem to be oddly fond of Jesus no matter their own religious background.
Anton LaVey was a complete bastard judging from what Zeena Schreck had to say about his character, but I don't think his philosophy was completely without merit and am not against the use of Satanic imagery as a symbol of defiance (although I understand it's normalfag repellent and not good in terms of political optics). Still, I don't think I would qualify as left-hand path (per Stephen Flowers' definition in pic related) and don't believe that Satanism provides a solid philosophical basis for altruism and community building. It's more of a way station Weltanschauung than anything. I'm sympathetic to Nietzschean, egoist, and Satanic thought, but I think they're incomplete systems. LaVey himself realized at one point that it was really difficult to get Satanists to come together, not that fostering cooperation seemed to something he cared about. Beyond what it could get him, that is.
Regardless, pinning the blame for our cultural problems on Satanism is a complete red herring.
The fascist imagery appreciator, eugenics supporter, and robowaifu advocate that was Anton LaVey would also hate the kind of "people" who call themselves Satanists nowadays.