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You can't split the art from it's fans? 

Turncoat said: 

You can't split the art from it's fans? 

 Apparently not when Youtube censors it. That channel got deleted because of Brenton Tarrant.

The Columbine shooters listened to Marilyn Manson; I don't see that as a reason to dislike the artist. But I digress.

When you look at the run-of-the-mill internet neo-Nazi, or white supremacist or SJW, you're usually getting spoon-fed an extreme representation of that perspective perpetuated by their opposition. Not all SJWs are blue-haired, shrieking hipsters. A more archetypal example of an SJW would be David Pakman or Steven Bonnell. If you're into these sorts of things, Pakman's debate with Sargon of Akkad was interesting.

On the flip-side, the real white supremacists are not the people on Twitter with roses in their names and anime profile pictures. They're more among the likes of Richard Spencer, Mike Enoch, and Nick Fuentez. All three of them are very careful with their branding and appeal, hence why they've become so prolific in underground politics. It would be a far cry to call any of them incels.

The Internet is full of people trying to engage in the social sphere by crying out for attention and validation. Whether it be by virtue signaling, dog whistling, playing the victim, etc. They're vapid distractions.

Tryptamine said: 

The Columbine shooters listened to Marilyn Manson; I don't see that as a reason to dislike the artist. But I digress.

When you look at the run-of-the-mill internet neo-Nazi, or white supremacist or SJW, you're usually getting spoon-fed an extreme representation of that perspective perpetuated by their opposition. Not all SJWs are blue-haired, shrieking hipsters. A more archetypal example of an SJW would be David Pakman or Steven Bonnell. If you're into these sorts of things, Pakman's debate with Sargon of Akkad was interesting.

On the flip-side, the real white supremacists are not the people on Twitter with roses in their names and anime profile pictures. They're more among the likes of Richard Spencer, Mike Enoch, and Nick Fuentez. All three of them are very careful with their branding and appeal, hence why they've become so prolific in underground politics. It would be a far cry to call any of them incels.

The Internet is full of people trying to engage in the social sphere by crying out for attention and validation. Whether it be by virtue signaling, dog whistling, playing the victim, etc. They're vapid distractions.

 Well of course, I'm not hating on any artist, I believe in death of author, and separation from a work from it's fanbase.

I enjoy Lovecraftian horror, even if H.P. Lovecraft was a racist. Which was normal for his time.


I enjoy the show Rick and Morty, even if it's fanbase is cringe.


And, I'm aware people like Richard Spencer aren't necessarily incel. Not all white supremacists are incels, obviously. I have just seen a growing trend in regards to it's online presence. Of course, there's a separation of internet and reality. Since, I'd see most incels are hermits, with only the extreme ones who break down, going out to shoot. 


Regardless, I still can't help but see them as subhuman forces that need a culling. 

The sense of community that we used to have is eroded. People are less and less attending town hall meetings to figure out how to make their communities work. The post-Christian society we are moving into here in the States, we were not ready for it. The sense of belonging to a religious group, the Sundays when people gathered together on honest terms...in many places that is a relic of the past. We had no ready replacement for it.

Now people feel alienated in their own communities. That's probably why people are turning to extremism—it's giving them the sense of community they were lacking. It validates their notion that someone or something specific is to blame. We see people mainly socializing online as well with things like Discord. But it's not at all the same as interacting with someone in person. There is an underlying tension because the human need to belong is not being met adequately. But no one knows how to fix that on a broad scope, and it goes unresolved.

Sintetika said: 

Turncoat said: 

You can't split the art from it's fans? 

Apparently not when Youtube censors it. That channel got deleted because of Brenton Tarrant.

I meant in relation to: 

I listen to it, and I feel sick to my stomach just thinking about the degeneracy of neo-nazis and white supremacists. Especially, when you see how many are intertwined with inceldom.

The decadence and degeneracy makes me want to vomit.

They should be either be put through rehab or executed depending on how sick they are.

I dream of a new reinvigorated mankind, with it's new code, it's new values, for men and women equally.

It's just a song dude. 

Tryptamine said: 

The Columbine shooters listened to Marilyn Manson; I don't see that as a reason to dislike the artist. But I digress.

I actually feel pretty bad for Dylan Klebold, his mother's a piece of work. 

When you look at the run-of-the-mill internet neo-Nazi, or white supremacist or SJW, you're usually getting spoon-fed an extreme representation of that perspective perpetuated by their opposition. 

Yep: 

Not all SJWs are blue-haired, shrieking hipsters. 

...not to mention a lot of moderates keep being strawmanned as if they were on the other side. 

Not taking things seriously almost seems like the more mature thing to do these days. 

On the flip-side, the real white supremacists are not the people on Twitter with roses in their names and anime profile pictures. They're more among the likes of Richard Spencer, Mike Enoch, and Nick Fuentez. All three of them are very careful with their branding and appeal, hence why they've become so prolific in underground politics. It would be a far cry to call any of them incels.

There's so many different media techniques to get a message out without actually "saying" anything now. 

The Internet is full of people trying to engage in the social sphere by crying out for attention and validation. Whether it be by virtue signaling, dog whistling, playing the victim, etc. They're vapid distractions.

Yep: 




With channels like SHUTTERSHOT45 there's so much footage on this shit, it's amazing. 

Turncoat said:

It's just a song dude.

 I worded that terribly. I enjoy the song.


I'm saying the song itself in this instance is reminding me of the degeneracy that is Brenton Tarrant. The song itself isn't bad.