/lit/ - Literature

>>15551596
based and dogfuckerpilled

I'm not a fascist. I'm a reactionary appropriating edgy politics as a means of tapping into primal emotions. Fascism, like communism, wishes to replace the void caused by decayed traditions and absent Gods with that of the state. I'm ultimately against that, but I'm not against the impulse behind that desire.

>>15300156
>any proposed solutions?
Yes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWIcKoLUHZk

ocd, finding connections among every little thing

>>15234606
Heh

>>15234423
Its almost exactly as he predicted, even with his terror campaign, despite the arguments he makes and their relevance and applicability the fact is most people just have not read them, as he is drowned in a sea of non-stop "philosophy" etc. books and writings both IRL and on the internet.
No matter how right he is or was, he failed at spreading his message and the fact that even his is lost is a testament to how swamped we are with nonsense and drivel as a society.
Only solution, OP, is to spread his word yourself, if someone is expressing similar views or you think is open-minded enough not to just deny it on the grounds of
>Ew no, the Unabomber
Then recommend them the essay.

Ideas that change the world can't be brought into action by words alone.

>>15038829
>absolutely dedicated to a cause to the point of self destruction
>check

>believes in action over abstract pondering that goes nowhere
>check

>eccentric genuis
>check

>>14978578

>>14923540
It's a meaningless not-even-surrogate activity forced on him by the underworld's System. His punishment is analogous to the desk job of the modern day. He is clearly very unhappy.

>>14889061
It won't just kill a few thousand, because it will reach a lot of people. It's really really, and I mean really infectious compared to the flu (and just about every other virus floating around right now), that means that a good portion of the world is liable to catching it. It's a real possibility. Coronavirus's growth is "exponential", but only up to a certain point. Once most become immune to it or other outside factors alter that growth rate, it'll fade away. However, out of those infected, a small but still significant portion will die. But, that's not the real problem... What should really concern us is that if the governments and companies of this world want to contain the virus, they'll have to lower the scale of the logistical capabilities of our societies through a number of measures. This will have a real effect on the economy outside of the stock market. This virus is essentially stress testing the system. Not to mention the measures the government takes or does not take in and of themselves are another cause of concern. This is a double whammy and if you aren't thinking ahead in these terms, you are lost.

I go to reddit for worldnews aggregates and porn, but I discovered 4chan first -- in '08. reddit was once called ebaums and before that it was gaia. Yes, reddit is shit, but 4chan is also shit. In fact, the internet has been turning into garbage ever since the smartphone explosion allowed all the people I was trying to get away from irl to come right into my territory. This once used to be my place, my home. Your generation took it from me.

>>14874254
We must live with the consequences and accept them.

Because it is stale and trite now. It's hip, thus it's normie-tier. Also, >>14860040

>>14717384
>>14718283
Ted is playing the long game. His future footsoldiers are out there as we speak. No wonder they have taken away his communication privileges.

>>14651878
>>14652004
Additionally, the Unabomber said that once the system has no use for people, it will find a way to remove them. I see the potential for a kind of state sanctioned euthanasia that many will submit to voluntarily. The first step is removing the psychological barriers that prevent societies from rejecting people from killing themselves. Remember that Kaczynski claims that technological system has a kind of emergent "behavior", for a lack of better word, and dictates the trends that its human contingent (in other words, society at large) will move toward, rather than the other way around. It's awfully deterministic, but I'm just piecing this shit together and it make a lot of sense. It's beginning to scare me.

>>14645621
Nice try, FBI. I'm on to your tricks.

AGE:
>31
FAVORITE BOOK:
>Crash, J.G. Ballard
LAST BOOK I READ:
>Harassment Architecture - Mike Ma
NUMBER OF SEXUAL PARTNERS
>60-70, I attended a lot of BDSM parties in Brooklyn

>>14538728

>>14368264
>>you cant just have proper prosperous arguments!
do you know where you are you delusional retard?
also the post you replied to is my only post in this thread, apart from this one
>>14367502

A deep thinker. Many noticeable talents. A lot of value in his writings. Keep making threads about him on a literature board along with other deep thinkers i.e. traditionalists, reactionaries, fascists, etc. They belong here.

>>14320400
Really? Sounds like not garbage, then.

>>14293293
>read ellul

>contributes to destruction of environment
>leads to people basing their identities and self worth on external objects
>has only made people physically comfortable, not emotionally healthy

you're looking for arguments cause you're retarded and know your position is indefensible outside of short sighted growth and population metrics