so not quite a year i guess

Honestly the opiod crisis is GOPe kryptonite - men out of the job medicate to death aka corporate migration kills white men and consequently profits big pharma, don't expect any traction there in mainstream politics essentially only we can fight it metapolitically

seems so long ago

In 2016 white people were dying faster than being born in 26 states. I don't want to imagine what it was in 2017 with this report.

I swear everything goin on is just one grand scheme to replace us

Ya think?

what is the percentage that is white of these opiod deaths

90% @Nutter Butter

Another thing we have to come to terms with is the demographic winter of Evropean Americans, while depressing in numbers the fact is this selective pressure can -hypothetically- serve us quite well, the diseased, degenerate, and pathologocally altruistic have no contribution to the Evropean future, we'll be much stronger once we win

@metasophocles I don't think this is eugenic. Many smart and cultured people can experience depression.

Of course you said hypothetically, but still.

@metasophocles no dude these are probably a lot of the people we *don't* want dying

@Hakujin - CA hate to be bother, but do you have that source

If anything, we want cosmopolitan urbanites out of the gene pool

Well...degenerate produced super bugs will probably sort that out...

We need all the whites we can get. Urban vs Rural is another way for us to be kept dived

When the cocktail fails my dudes, that will be a ticker tape day

@Nutter Butter I said "if anything"

Plus let’s think about how many blue collar White folks got overprescribed these devil pills by some Jdoc after a work-related injury and is now a depressed addict. That White dude doesn’t deserve some eugenic fate

many doctors, even rural, Are Chinese or Subcon

at least in my area many more parents than Jewish doctors.

I’m back lol

Anyone want to hop in voice as I walk back to my dorm so I can tell the story?

>tfw no falafel zine gf

Still trying to figure out the voice setting w my phone.

Saw some "anti-art" at school today

Needs a sign that says "not trash"

yeah, i was laffin

I would love to see what your could actually hide in an art gallery, like actual bags of rancid garbage with "art" written on it

Oh shit, I knew I left my collection of 37 melted extra large candles somewhere!

Thanks @godric

not trash: recyclable

I went to the Chicago museum of art and it was full of this garbage.

@godric exactly. Recycled into a frame for something I could draw with my feet would be far better.

If an "artist" can't produce photorealism with a brush and canvas they should be flogged with a cat of nine tails - figuratively- and banished to mining colonies

I am not opposed to impressionism or even abstract art, but this shit is retarded.

Underlying understanding and mastery of skill is necessary to express ideas beyond the bounds of it, in my humble estimation

@metasophocles so many art students I've met can't draw a hand or basic facial features.

@metasophocles in 99.9% of cases I agree. I think the filmmaker Mdotstrange did a lot of good stuff, even though he is not particularly technically skilled though.

it's tragic to look at what was produced all through the reniessance to now. And how sort of a time it took.

Short*

The funny thing is how many people openly agree from all walks of life that modern art is hideous trash, while anyone can enjoy and be taken in by the beauty of a gothic cathedral, or renaissance art

Beauty is the natural order, we know how to express it

bioleninism man

ugly people project ugliness onto everything

but I would never call a whole group of people ugly; everyone is beautiful. you are beautiful. love yourself.

Beyonce's music video for the apt named "Apesh*t" is a good example of most people's position on Europeans.

Sadly I heard that modern art was a Pozed project of le CIA in reaction to socialist realism

What is socialist realism?

Traditional soviet artworks meant for mass inspiration

@godric everyone should enjoy what is natural to them, precisely.

It was actually terrifically beautiful

I think of the usual blocky stuff when I think of soviet propaganda. I didn't know they had a realist style.

@metasophocles wasn't there a thing about JBP owning this art in some photo shoot?

Let me try an find an example

@PatrickAZ I am not sure

frieze.com/article/whos-real-ideologue-jordan-petersons-communist-art-collection @metasophocles

This is an example that comes to mind

how pleasant

JBP, for all his flaws, does wink just enough to entice the person already looking that direction.

Indeed he has alot to offer a mind that has nuance

@metasophocles who paint?

I did make the mistake of seeing him speak.

@metasophocles Sadly the art was more state mandated to achieve the illusion of the USSR being a Utopia to outsiders... On the inside, however it was of course a different story.

I think the creator is the name on the jpg line

Well I am certainly not marxist, but art as a tool of inspiration to the ideal is not necessarily a bad model @The Eternal Anglo

it's not

the guy is a composer

Sheeeeit I just pulled that image from le googel

oh wait no

more than one Vasily Petrovich who are Russian and in the arts

go figure!

Meh, mid 50s on they really went Russian nationalist in opposition to early leninist ideology

Look what the west did to western Evrope

Like I said I am definitely not a marxist, but I can see the benefits of other thought systems

I'll be honest, his stuff doesn't blow me away. I like impressionism and he's clearly inspired by it despite not being part of it

doesn't speak to me, personally.

@metasophocles bruh, you can like cultural nuggets without agreeing with the society's ultimate position or ideology.

Both the soviet anthem and "brave nasheed" are absolute bangers.

There are painters and particularly certain sculptors, unfortunately associated with failed regimes of the early 20th century that I admire deeply but thats not a conversation for gentlemanly IE discord

Am I a supporter of communism (or isis)? Hell no

This is a painter that I am really into

an American contemporary painter who reminds me of a Rockwell that is not staged or forcing social statements (for good or ill) into his work

Mom and children paintings are 👌🏻

Fabulous, I am often dissapointed in the lack of contemporaries expressing Americana, we can't only love the 40s and 50s like rockwell

David Graeme Baker. Born in South Africa, but grew up in PA.

Was saddened to learn that his works are going for tens of thousands of dollars now.

Prints are available to the common man

I want to reach the point where purchasing originals are more or less inconsequential.

Not positive he sells prints either.

What would be painted now? It would be too painful in many modes. The 40's and 50's was an idyllic setting in time to some.

I posted this last night. My favorite painting of his.

Far from his best, I just really like it.

There are beautiful instances in life at all times even now

@PatrickAZ Most of the stuff I've posted were made in the last 10 years.

Imagine a painting of you interacting as a child with your wisened grandfather, sounds great to me

But it's calling back to something. Not current era. This is true. I guess I am speaking more towards what the current modes of life are for whites.

since we are posting paintings

@Brunswick I can't get into voice right now, but I'd like your falafel story

Wholesome stuff, @Papa Pizzagate.

Real art posting hours

I see there's a new <#517910377133244416> channel

@Reinhard Wolff He does portraits. The thought of him doing a P. Casey portrait in a few years has admittedly crossed my mind.

Much appreciated <:whitepill:439924104406106113>

Good. If you're not imagining artists painting me then you're violating membership guideline #129.

For the price of a new midsized sedan, we can have a Patrick Casey portrait at the HQ!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hudson_River_School

Big fan of this stuff. Thomas Cole in particular.

I feel like just making Rockwell style paintings is a social statement in and of itself today. Sort of like how I notice with surprise when an ad actually portrays a happy white family

Bierstadt and Moran are great as well.

Thomas Cole👌🏻

My favorite period of art is probably the Romantic era, as cliche as that might be around these parts.

You guys ever seen Charlie Russel paintings? Montana artist

CDF, Karl Friedrich Lessing, etc.

Colorado brag..hiked mt bierstadt this year

Bryan Larsen is a wonderful romantic painter today. Based in Salt Lake.

the reason I like guys like D.G Baker and impressionism in general is because they have the essence of the past while remaining forward looking.

well, not all impressionism lol

*early stuff

Charlie M. Russel’s “When the Land Belonged to God”

Romantic school is great, and yeah cool @Lawrence of Eurabia

Great piece.

@Lawrence of Eurabia Love Russel.

CMR’s painting fill the MT State Capital building

Bryan Larsen. Romantic realism — it’s all just white people with children achieving things.

That's really interesting, Alex

Will look up higher res stuff

He has incredible work.

Well that settled what I am putting up next. Bryan Larsen. @Alexander Pechorin great stuff.

A piece a friend of mine commissioned

Thomas Eakins was the greatest American painter, thus proving once again Philadelphia to be the greatest place in the country

“Triumph of Icarus”

very tasteful

Wow, his stuff is pretty affordable.

I call this the Loomer in the Lucas.

whats the medium Conway?

@Conway - OK Cursed

As far as modern art is concerned, Italian Futurism is cool. It arose in the early 20th century out of a sense that Italian culture was seen as something that happened in the past. Italian Futurism was thus a way for young Italians to shock their country out of what they viewed as deep cultural stagnation.

http://exhibitions.guggenheim.org/futurism/

@Kingfish ask @Papa Pizzagate

Mårten Eskil Winge

Vegas for dinner with some manufacturers out here. I reassuring sight.

No, @Wood-Ape - OK/MN was right. the medium is "cursed"

@Reinhard Wolff Futurism is dope

Wasn’t Evola and artist for a short spell?

Evola was involved with Dadaism.

@Reinhard Wolff I'd need to see some better examples. Doesn't appeal to me.

@Reinhard Wolff The architectural influence of futurism is pretty miniscule nowdays but was always my favorite part of it

He drew the famous covers to many of his books, IIRC

The above is an example of modern art being EPIC.

eh the second one isn't bad I suppose.

Yeah, *Metropolis* aesthetic.

@Reinhard Wolff DADAISM IS TRASH REEEEEEEEEEEE

I didn't mean Dadaism was epic. I'm not too knowledgeable on the genre but I haven't liked what I've seen.

Anyone remember the artist tht did neo-art deco for original blade runner?

Tasteful Italian futurism feels like a spiritual cousin of Art Deco.

Futurism came first

@Virgil Gross.

Futurist architecture taken to the extreme

Very much so, that would make sense that the architecture followed

@Virgil have you ever squeezed cheese out of something with holes in it?

Some of the examples I'm looking at of IT futurism are really indulgent and gross.

I always liked the landscape and nature prints at Cabellas

There are also some stunning examples.

Weird school.

Romantic art produced much more elegant architecture or at least paired. That's something you really don't see in modern art.

Goodnight all.

Or I guess you do. Degeneracy produces garbage like melted candles or cut up plastic bottles painted yellow being a center piece for a "gallery".

Futurist architecture always felt like Space Rome. It had a bit of influence in the uh...goverments of Italy to follow

That...is a tasteful example.

To be fair at least they are trying to do something different, this right here is the epitome of modern utilitarian architecture

I would fight that building with my bare hands.

I like the neo classical myself

Interestingly enough, the best surviving examples of Italian furturism in archetecture are actually in Ethiopia, having been built after it's anexation. Most of what was in Italy was bombed or deconstructed later

Ministry of agriculture in russia

@metasophocles @godric Soviets were masters at creating inspirational art as propaganda. Just listen to the Soviet anthem. It's an amazing work of music.

somebody colorized one of the more famous sketches and ngl I would love to live here

Space Rome is best aesthetic

Most agreed, art as inspiration is probably is most vital use, being leveraged by a state is essential

Why did we stop building beautiful things?

@Jacob I agree that it is masterfully composed but to be honest I associate it so much with the communist losers I knew from high school that it's hard for me to enjoy.

@Ben Rainsford - OH its expensive and doesnt require rebuilding in 15 years

*modern cannibalistic economy intensifies

Classical or the futurism being posted architecture isn't even expensive when you compare it to garbage modernist architecture that plagues our cities.

@metasophocles Dude I agree with you. The final redpill is that every side in politics exaggerates how horrible their enemies are.

There were absolutely good parts about the Soviet Union, even if Stalin and his buddies were pretty bad guys.

@godric That's understandable

I don't get how people reconcile that the soviet union was a totalitarian hellscape where everyone starved with the fact that they decimated half their continent and went to space.

this is a stock photo but you still the idea of the glory of mighty italian futurism

lol the idea that everyone was starving in the Soviet Union is absurd

German scientists sure helped getting the Soviets to space

@Kingfish I am starting to think it doesn't translate as well into real life as I thought.

Same with the US though

If we're going full theoretical architecture, I really liked the various culture's aesthetics in Lord of the Rings, they were all different fusions/remixes of different European cultures.

It was an inefficient distribution system, but we can see that a healthy economy is not the end all be all of a healthy civilization

LOTR future is the ultimate goal of humanity @Wood-Ape - OK/MN

Since my father is a stonemason I’ll put in a pitch for brick and stone buildings

@godric it absolutely does not lmao

im mostly kidding

a future they never made it to. F

Unfortunately very little Numenorean archietecture survived the end of the Second Age. Even in Minas Tirith, only the black wall is auhentically Numenorean, with the rest of the city being constructed or rebuilt by Gondorean Kings durring the early third age.

The most intact survivng Numenorean structure in Middle Earth today is Isengard, recently given to the use of the benevelent Wizard, Saruman the Wise

One thing you guys need to remember is that much of the image of the Soviet Union is due to immigrants exaggerating for sympathy.

I grew up around Eastern European immigrants, I know this.

Immigrants from literally every country will try to convince you that their life was absolute hell.

Actual Eastern Europeans in Eastern Europe are more likely to give you an answer like, "eh, there was good parts and bad parts" while immigrants will go on about "waaa poor me".

I'm not gonna try to tell you it was a first world paradise, but the idea that it was Africa tier starvation is insane.

@Ben Rainsford - OH did we just become best friends

anybody who posts Minas Tirith with an accurate outer wall is a friend of mine

I wonder how many other dissident right groups have long conversations about European art styles. I'm willing to bet it's just us and GI

And yet even the height of Numenor itself was a pale shadow compared to the bright but short-lived Noldor kingdoms, which themselves were echoes of the far West.

*FAR WEST POSTING NOW

Tolkien was a true mid-century Anglo. He could not conceive of a cosmology and civilizational cycle that was not ultimately phases of decline.

FINGOLFIN GANG

THIS IS NOW ANTI MORGOTH HOURS

Tasteful edit

yeah I goofed

been re reading lately

I read once a year tbh

good night evropa

any of you guys pick up Gondolin?

https://youtu.be/caeRXCoFBLg

Any you gents read the wheel of time or lionessa yet?

@Kingfish No, I have too many books I haven't read already.

I have the first WOT book

havent gotten very far

heard it drags a bit

@Wood-Ape - OK/MN F

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxPUgrktzn8
Get it

@Kingfish I would read the Sill every Christmas from ninth grade to sophomore of College. Should give it a look again.

WOT can get /tiresome/ but it really is worth the time

For my Tolkien nibbas out there, Christopher Lee did the Audible version of Children of Hurin

it's magical

The first 3 wheel of time books are great after that the author loses focus and its angry aes sedai women glaring at each other and rand slowly going insane for book after book, punctuated with a few really cool events.

@godric I have seen Blind Guardian live at least 3 times in Denver 10/10 great shows

It really needs to be abridged.

I heard he can't write women for shit

@TylerHess Yeah I hear the girls go full anime harem tier